Drawing Logical ConclusionsHESI A2 cheat sheet

Only what follows

7 key facts 3 practice questions Reviewed Oct 2026

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Valid Conclusion

Follows necessarily from the stated information
Nothing added from outside the passage

Common Errors

Over-generalizing from one example
Confusing correlation with causation
Reversing a conditional — 'if A then B' does not give 'if B then A'

Strength Words

Prefer measured wording (may, often) over absolutes

Test Cue

If you must assume anything extra, it is the wrong answer

Key takeaway

Only what follows

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Making an inference means drawing a conclusion based on:

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