Simple non-inferential passage

A simple non-inferential passage is a type of text that presents information or statements without making any arguments, drawing conclusions, or implying additional meanings beyond what is explicitly stated. In these passages, the ideas are clear and straightforward, and the reader does not need to infer or interpret underlying implications or assumptions. For example, a simple non-inferential passage might describe facts, provide definitions, or list items without suggesting a relationship between them or leading to a conclusion.