I thought for sure that the correct answer is E man. Since life also started about 4 BYA (I think?), I thought it was just clarifying that time frame was likely when the event came and went. I guess I overthought it/brought too much outside knowledge into things.
I'm a little confused because this seems like an assumption we would have to make with not much info to go off of. It goes against certain LSAT rules, like yes we as readers would be interested but that feels like we are bringing outside information to the LSAT.
Yeah I did not like this question. I read D and remembered that scientists were interested from discovering major craters on the moon and an "analysis of rock samples." I just do not understand how anyone just concludes that D is supported???
I got every question right but are these time goals seeming impossible right now to anyone else. Even when I am half zoned out and guess only like 60% sure I will be 5 seconds over...
this makes literally zero sense, how does this relate to the scientist's interests at all? maybe it could be the reason, but there is nothing in the passage to indicate that.
Sometimes my intuition and logic seem so spot on, like when I get an abstract question / answer like this one correct. But then other times I miss on much simpler question / answer combos and it makes me question everything lol
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All correct so far though.
comphteble with D......
I had A for a while and switched it last second!!
guys RC sucks
Yea this one killed me
I thought for sure that the correct answer is E man. Since life also started about 4 BYA (I think?), I thought it was just clarifying that time frame was likely when the event came and went. I guess I overthought it/brought too much outside knowledge into things.
how tf are we supposed to infer that from just this much context?
I would assume that astronomers aren't as interested in biologicals matters so I crossed it off...
I'm a little confused because this seems like an assumption we would have to make with not much info to go off of. It goes against certain LSAT rules, like yes we as readers would be interested but that feels like we are bringing outside information to the LSAT.
wtf
got it in BR but there was no way i would've gotten it on the real thing
i chose c lol...
The answer MAKES NO SENSE WHAAAA
I read the sentence like A happened B didn't but B wasn't affected, but why. I'm not sure if that was the right way to think about it.
angry
D was the one that I was positive was NOT correct. Make it make sense…
I got everything else correct but this lol. crazy
Yeah I did not like this question. I read D and remembered that scientists were interested from discovering major craters on the moon and an "analysis of rock samples." I just do not understand how anyone just concludes that D is supported???
idk why i chose B at first and A in BR if i literally KNEW D was the right answered but second guessed myself so bad
The question that makes the least sense to me so far...
@Faye agreed
i am so much better at these RC passages compared to single point / single perspective
I got every question right but are these time goals seeming impossible right now to anyone else. Even when I am half zoned out and guess only like 60% sure I will be 5 seconds over...
this makes literally zero sense, how does this relate to the scientist's interests at all? maybe it could be the reason, but there is nothing in the passage to indicate that.
Sometimes my intuition and logic seem so spot on, like when I get an abstract question / answer like this one correct. But then other times I miss on much simpler question / answer combos and it makes me question everything lol
Ouch