About Q6... I chose A over C for a different reason, and that reason was that C had no support from the first example (i.e without the second example, C could not be concluded at all), so I didn't look that closely at word choice of C and didn't notice the "no longer" vs "looking for". Just want to make sure thats also a valid way of arriving at C -- in most strongly supported questions like this, can automatically you rule out answers that aren't supported by both examples, even if they seem to be supported by one of the examples?
@JordanButler That's an interesting question. I'm hesitant because it's not clear to me that "the examples presented above best illustrate..." require both examples to illustrate the correct answer. It would be unambiguous if the stem were something like, "Each of the examples best illustrates..."
I choose D for 7 because I've mistaken the question as NA (or SA) question. If it was, would D then be the answer? Because if we negate the D to "some people in the control group experienced a rise in body temperature just before bedtime", this would hurt the researcher's argument that working out in the afternoon helps deep sleeping by pointing out that even if you don't workout in the afternoon, you can get deep sleep.
7 slightly threw me off because I felt as if it introduced a completely new thing aka a "warm bath" was random. But after the explanation, I understand it.
hi, these videos are great but i noticed that when i have the drills in another tab and im switching between the tabs sometimes the video will freeze and the only way to fix it is reloading the page and then it restarts the video.
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About Q6... I chose A over C for a different reason, and that reason was that C had no support from the first example (i.e without the second example, C could not be concluded at all), so I didn't look that closely at word choice of C and didn't notice the "no longer" vs "looking for". Just want to make sure thats also a valid way of arriving at C -- in most strongly supported questions like this, can automatically you rule out answers that aren't supported by both examples, even if they seem to be supported by one of the examples?
@JordanButler That's an interesting question. I'm hesitant because it's not clear to me that "the examples presented above best illustrate..." require both examples to illustrate the correct answer. It would be unambiguous if the stem were something like, "Each of the examples best illustrates..."
Q4 - I don't know why but the use of "a crop" not sunflowers threw me off.
What is considered a high diagnostic with regards to jumping directly into the fast track lessons?
@NunyaBizNiz about 160+ I'd say suggests strong starting reading/reasoning skills
@Kevin_Lin thank you!
I choose D for 7 because I've mistaken the question as NA (or SA) question. If it was, would D then be the answer? Because if we negate the D to "some people in the control group experienced a rise in body temperature just before bedtime", this would hurt the researcher's argument that working out in the afternoon helps deep sleeping by pointing out that even if you don't workout in the afternoon, you can get deep sleep.
Super helpful video
7 slightly threw me off because I felt as if it introduced a completely new thing aka a "warm bath" was random. But after the explanation, I understand it.
This was extremely helpful! I realized that I was overlooking extreme language, which can make answer choices wrong.
hi, these videos are great but i noticed that when i have the drills in another tab and im switching between the tabs sometimes the video will freeze and the only way to fix it is reloading the page and then it restarts the video.
@GeraldineMas Hi! How did you manage to open the drills in another tab?
These videos are really helpful!
Great lesson! Though I can't stand this question type arggggg
Thank you. But these are the hardest questions because several answers can offer support
Thank you!
Kevin is the GOAT!