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Always predict the type of answer that would support the theory before looking at the options to prevent getting swayed by plausible but incorrect choices.
The correct answer will directly support the main aspect of the hypothesis or research question with clear, specific textual evidence.
Be wary of choices that seem related but don't offer clear, direct evidence as these are often incorrect distractions.
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Choice B implies the nanostructures had some effect but doesn't quantify energy absorption or efficiency, so it's indirect evidence.
Be careful not to misinterpret the overall argument or claim in the passage as this leads to selecting wrong evidence.
Sometimes the test will provide evidence that only partially supports the claim, so make sure the evidence fully backs the claim.
These are details or options that might seem relevant but don't directly address the main hypothesis or research question.
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