Oh, that's a tricky one! Don't just see if the reason is factually true on its own; you must check if it explains the assertion perfectly. I treat them like a lock and key—the right key must fit that specific lock. I learned this the hard way during a mock test, losing marks because my reason, though true, was too general for the given statement. So now, I always ask: "Is this reason the *why* for *this* assertion?
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