True Concepts that are formed without evidence are frequently at the heart of presumptuous questions. An example of this would be an idea that is accepted as true without any evidence.
In contrast, assumption questions ask you to identify a statement that the conclusion is based on—a statement that would not make sense without the conclusion.
Look for phrases like "must" and "should" because they typically suggest an assumption. Does this still necessarily hold true? Throw it out if the reply is no. If the answer is "yes," you should ask yourself what data will support that assertion.
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