Which statement best describes how we treat ACs in Paradox Questions?

• A. We treat them as false
• B. We treat them as evidence only
• C. We treat them as hypotheses to be tested
• D. We treat them as TRUTH

Answer: (D)

In paradox questions, you test what could be true within the puzzling setup by taking each answer option as true and tracing its implications. This approach lets you see whether the option would actually resolve the contradiction and stay consistent with all given facts. The best choice is the one that, when assumed true, explains the paradox without creating new inconsistencies. That’s why ACs are treated as truth in these questions—the method directly reveals which option provides a coherent, comprehensive explanation of the observed puzzling result. If you only treat options as mere evidence or as hypotheses without checking their full consequences, you might miss whether they truly resolve the paradox.