Point at Issue versus identify the statement the two speakers would disagree is true

[hyperfang9000]

Hello! I have a question about the particularities of Point at Issue questions. In one of the example problems in the Logical Reasoning Bible, the book says: "The question stem asks you to select a statement about which the two speakers will disagree, which is not necessarily the same as identifying the point at issue." Can someone explain the difference between the two? Thank you kindly in advance!

[hyperfang9000]

Nevermind! I think I figured it out. Questions asking you to identify statements the speakers would disagree about can be the point at issue, but it doesn't have to be; it might be over a detail in the speakers' comments that they disagree about, not necessarily the main point at issue between them, so they are broader than point at issue.