Not only does E say, "some", and "believe". but it also says how the diet "MIGHT" be enhanced by these drugs. 3 separate signs that this was not a good answer.
There's probably a better question to highlight the need for the causal logic than this question. This question feels no different than the previous questions in this module. Yet, its after what is suggested to be a slightly different variation.
I tried this question beforehand and got stuck between B or D but was strong for B because it explained the question of why fatty food protects the heart. While D was either a suggestion or an assumption.
I understand with all given answer choices why it would be B, however, I was under the impression that the argument we are tasked to strengthen states that diets (oil,fat?) have little impact or negligible effects on protecting the heart. Why, then, would the best answer go in depth about specific oils in the Med diet protecting the heart?
I'm not necessarily recommending this as a strategy, but you can almost anticipate what the answer is going to say to strengthen the argument. For this question, my first thought before seeing the answers was that not all oils/fats are equal. B gets at that by addressing that the types of fats in M-diet are GOOD for protecting the heart.
Wouldn't Option C "The patients who consumed the Mediterranean diet" be referring to all patients who were told to switch to Mediterranean? That's how I would assume based on habitual uses of language.
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Not only does E say, "some", and "believe". but it also says how the diet "MIGHT" be enhanced by these drugs. 3 separate signs that this was not a good answer.
KINDA FATTY
There's probably a better question to highlight the need for the causal logic than this question. This question feels no different than the previous questions in this module. Yet, its after what is suggested to be a slightly different variation.
Me a nutrition major seeing this.
ITS MY TIME TO SHINE
Got this right and got so excited only to check and it’s a 1 star difficulty type question… i need to stop getting excited
Stimulus is a bit much for a one star.
I also thought B was correct because it is the fat/oil PARTICULAR to Mediterranean food
#Feedback
Would you be able to add time targets in the answer section for 'Lesson' questions?
This reminds me so much of RRE questions! Everything is kind of connected.
"Goddamn it you had a chance" - me with every wrong answer I had full confidence in
I tried this question beforehand and got stuck between B or D but was strong for B because it explained the question of why fatty food protects the heart. While D was either a suggestion or an assumption.
I understand with all given answer choices why it would be B, however, I was under the impression that the argument we are tasked to strengthen states that diets (oil,fat?) have little impact or negligible effects on protecting the heart. Why, then, would the best answer go in depth about specific oils in the Med diet protecting the heart?
I'm not necessarily recommending this as a strategy, but you can almost anticipate what the answer is going to say to strengthen the argument. For this question, my first thought before seeing the answers was that not all oils/fats are equal. B gets at that by addressing that the types of fats in M-diet are GOOD for protecting the heart.
This did not click for my brain.
Wouldn't Option C "The patients who consumed the Mediterranean diet" be referring to all patients who were told to switch to Mediterranean? That's how I would assume based on habitual uses of language.
Wow, what a lesson