wtf does "the largest privately owned" even qualify here. Is Vidmar's collection the largest privately owned collection in the world? Or is it that of Vidmars collections, the one being auctioned is the largest of hers that is privately owned, (if thats even possible)? The question stim and answers are absurdly worded.
this one got me ngl I knew it was part to whole but i was stupid and didnt pick the flaw one, I picked the one that was analogus to it cuz I didnt read the question where it said flawed ugh
I simplified the argument to "the whole thing is, so 1 (part) must be" and repeated that in my head while reading each answer choice. Made weeding out the wrong answers very simple!
I got tripped up by the context of all things. I thought the phrase "largest privately owned" had something to do with the argument, like the argument made an assumption that bc it was the largest privately owned, they must be valuable. Then the AC's just made no sense whatsoever lol.
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My thoughts:
A) eliminated bc logic flows. French is a language not a value adjective.
B) eliminated bc adopting plan was the verb not an adjective.
C) long is adjective. I like that. Matches. Also logic does not flow. We like that. Matches the flaw in stim.
D) Does have adjectives... but it's part to whole instead of whole to part.
E) Too many nouns not enough adjectives. Make the grammar match as well. Also E has 3 nouns instead of 2.
aaaand this is my queue to log off for the day
what the hell did i just read? am i high?
lmao what? this question broke my brain. i didn't even know what the stimulus was trying to argue
Picked E and then D in BR >:/
I did think C was plausible though, so I'm glad that I got that right.
they circled the question in the blind review but i trusted myself and chose the same correct answer again in the br. lets goooo
wtf does "the largest privately owned" even qualify here. Is Vidmar's collection the largest privately owned collection in the world? Or is it that of Vidmars collections, the one being auctioned is the largest of hers that is privately owned, (if thats even possible)? The question stim and answers are absurdly worded.
this one messed me up
I got all these drills correct then got this one wrong. the answer choices were so weird!
the answer choices threw me off so bad lol
i stared at the ACs in shock for the first 30 seconds
well....
Picked C, doubted myself bc I was confused, picked D instead...
this one got me ngl I knew it was part to whole but i was stupid and didnt pick the flaw one, I picked the one that was analogus to it cuz I didnt read the question where it said flawed ugh
I feel like whenever I need to humble myself or ground myself I should just log on to 7sage.
This question made me feel like an idiot. Never been so humbled
This one threw me off too until I focused on C and realized what it was saying
this question actually made no sense idk how this is only a 3 star
this one completely lost me
What da hellll is this question
What a wacky question type
I simplified the argument to "the whole thing is, so 1 (part) must be" and repeated that in my head while reading each answer choice. Made weeding out the wrong answers very simple!
I'm genuinely proud of myself for getting this wrong and identifying the flaw
Lol I totally missed this...
I got tripped up by the context of all things. I thought the phrase "largest privately owned" had something to do with the argument, like the argument made an assumption that bc it was the largest privately owned, they must be valuable. Then the AC's just made no sense whatsoever lol.