True or False

100% qualifiers (absolute statements) are usually false statements, such as:

no, never, none, every, always, all, only, entirely

Qualifiers that fall between extremes are usually true, such as:

seldom, sometimes, often, frequently,

most, many, few, some, usually, generally, ordinarily

Remember, if any part of the statement is false, then the entire statement is false.

Pay attention to conjunctions and phrases, such as:

such as, therefore, thus, because, consequently, so, as a result

Pay attention to negative words in the statement. They can extra confusing.

not, cannot, can’t, won’t, don’t, no