That was a point JY made in the previous example (I think). MSS questions can be very similar to principle questions, but one of the main differences is that with MSS, the correct answer could be a narrow restatement of the stimulus in no generalized terms. But with principle questions, a narrow restatement would be incorrect since it requires a generalization. Hope this helps!
Totally unrelated (and annoying on my part 🤓) nitpick, but Dvorak is pronounced "duh-vor-zhaak." I'm sorry lol I just had to. Thank you for the lesson though
I think the “duh-vor-zhaak" is the Czech pronunciation of the composer (having accents on the letters) Dvořák, while this is just referring to the placement of the letters on the keyboard (unless the Czech overlords designed the pattern)
B is not correct, because is its not a more efficient manner. We are settling in this case because it is already established, cost money, time and we are a bit lazy.
I think B is incorrect because the stimi mentions the alternative to the Dvorak would make typing "faster" thus alluding to its efficiency. The stimi never alluded to the qwerty being more efficient or faster so we really cannot argue that people settle on the standard due to it's efficiency. In fact, one could argue the opposite.
I can see why you would think the standard is more efficient than dvorak since the stimi does mention that "switching" to Dvorak would essentially be a hassle. But this is why it's super important to really pay attention to the wording in the stimi. The stimi is not arguing the standard is more efficient, it's arguing that switching would be inefficient. Hope that helps!!
Cows are the the most widesread form of livestock in north america. Though they may not be the most optimal for farming and argiculture, it is not worth switching since it would be too costly, even if the alternative form of livestock may be more efficient
it's been so easy and i have no problem getting them right, but it just takes me so long to read and that frustrates me :/ i spend more time reading than answering bruh
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By the end of studying the LSAT, I'll also be a good candidate for Jeopardy with all these little nugs of info.
If the question is about Trinidadian guppies, it is over for the other contestants
wait i love these theyre so easy
I agree, but I know for a fact I will be struggling when we hit the lv 4 and 5 questions.
The US and The metric system #example
Just realized that the QWERTY keyboard gets its name from the first six letters of the keyboard as I was typing it out. LOL
ugh I had E but thought C made more sense in BR
Switching from an iPhone
path dependency -- finally, my political science major makes its debut appearance omg
I fell for C, but in BR I got E
I see why these are rare, the gimmick in these questions is easy to spot once you know what you are looking for
BASED Mavis Beacon reference
The bug splatters/cracked windshield "dings" when you typed a letter wrong...when in the car part of the game with Mavis.
I was stuck between B and E.
Got it right initially but chose A in blind review, need to stop doubting my initial choices.
any time I doubt/second guess, I get it wrong. Always go with gut
how exactly is this different from mss? I feel like a lot of MSS questions discuss broad principles
That was a point JY made in the previous example (I think). MSS questions can be very similar to principle questions, but one of the main differences is that with MSS, the correct answer could be a narrow restatement of the stimulus in no generalized terms. But with principle questions, a narrow restatement would be incorrect since it requires a generalization. Hope this helps!
Two e's in a row, hmmmm
Just looked up Dvorak keyboards, and they look complicated to switch over. But I am curious on getting one for fun.
Totally unrelated (and annoying on my part 🤓) nitpick, but Dvorak is pronounced "duh-vor-zhaak." I'm sorry lol I just had to. Thank you for the lesson though
I think the “duh-vor-zhaak" is the Czech pronunciation of the composer (having accents on the letters) Dvořák, while this is just referring to the placement of the letters on the keyboard (unless the Czech overlords designed the pattern)
This one was interesting, needed to put on my "MSS hat"
C makes sense to me if you are frustrated at something, or somethinf costs you $$$ more than it should, you do NOT like it …
I can’t for the life of me figure out why B isn’t correct. So humbled lmfao
B is not correct, because is its not a more efficient manner. We are settling in this case because it is already established, cost money, time and we are a bit lazy.
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I think B is incorrect because the stimi mentions the alternative to the Dvorak would make typing "faster" thus alluding to its efficiency. The stimi never alluded to the qwerty being more efficient or faster so we really cannot argue that people settle on the standard due to it's efficiency. In fact, one could argue the opposite.
I can see why you would think the standard is more efficient than dvorak since the stimi does mention that "switching" to Dvorak would essentially be a hassle. But this is why it's super important to really pay attention to the wording in the stimi. The stimi is not arguing the standard is more efficient, it's arguing that switching would be inefficient. Hope that helps!!
Cows are the the most widesread form of livestock in north america. Though they may not be the most optimal for farming and argiculture, it is not worth switching since it would be too costly, even if the alternative form of livestock may be more efficient
1. Switching the use of gasoline vehicles to electric vehicles.
2. Use of the actual mailing system in the U.S. Why use mail when we can have email notices and pay almost every bill online?
Took me almost 5 mins but got it right lol
YAYAYAY GOT IT RIGHT
LETS GO
it's been so easy and i have no problem getting them right, but it just takes me so long to read and that frustrates me :/ i spend more time reading than answering bruh