I am really loving the ctrl f function when doing many of these stated questions - are there any perils to this or could this be a fine strategy if I practice it?
I think I can pick the right answer in 40 seconds I just won't feel confident unless I have 2 mins to look over it an compare it with other answer choices
I don't really understand how the difficulty works. The last question where you had to infer from context is a 3 star question. This one where the answer literally lies in the passage is 4 star. SMH. Or should I just pay less and less attention to question difficulty.
I originally had B selected but ended up choosing A due to the phrasing and my assumptions. The sentence, "given the evidence that the primary relationship of imported productions to cultures is not of dominance", led me to believe that in order to get to this step (modeling) we have to establish if there is a dominance or not (done through identifying viewing habits as posed in A). In my eyes to create an accurate model (B) you have to see if there needs to be one (A).
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I am really loving the ctrl f function when doing many of these stated questions - are there any perils to this or could this be a fine strategy if I practice it?
I think I can pick the right answer in 40 seconds I just won't feel confident unless I have 2 mins to look over it an compare it with other answer choices
I don't really understand how the difficulty works. The last question where you had to infer from context is a 3 star question. This one where the answer literally lies in the passage is 4 star. SMH. Or should I just pay less and less attention to question difficulty.
I originally had B selected but ended up choosing A due to the phrasing and my assumptions. The sentence, "given the evidence that the primary relationship of imported productions to cultures is not of dominance", led me to believe that in order to get to this step (modeling) we have to establish if there is a dominance or not (done through identifying viewing habits as posed in A). In my eyes to create an accurate model (B) you have to see if there needs to be one (A).