how likely is it that we'll get passages like these where so many questions can be answered after reading just one passage?! its crazy how many questions could be answered just on passage A in this first pass of the "split strategy" in the lesson
E is not wrong (in my opinion) because the passage does draw contrast between other kinds of persuasive writing (advocate contrasted with propagandist) they are both ways of persuading.
I don't see how E is wrong 😭. It seems to me that all social sciences require persuasive writing...? Also, author doesn't say that historians tend to be propagandists. He just rejects propaganda. Thus, I don't see the "may tend" part. #help
I would have skipped this question because I would have a lower confidence overall for the AC I would lean towards. I still need an alternative explanation for D #help
#feedback, I really like the combo of Kevin's explanations + typed outline that is used in this video format. It's much easier to read and follow. Thanks! :-)
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how likely is it that we'll get passages like these where so many questions can be answered after reading just one passage?! its crazy how many questions could be answered just on passage A in this first pass of the "split strategy" in the lesson
E is not wrong (in my opinion) because the passage does draw contrast between other kinds of persuasive writing (advocate contrasted with propagandist) they are both ways of persuading.
This section is awful... I'm forced to watch the video
so far this method is looking amazing.
this split method is literally changing my life bye
I don't see how E is wrong 😭. It seems to me that all social sciences require persuasive writing...? Also, author doesn't say that historians tend to be propagandists. He just rejects propaganda. Thus, I don't see the "may tend" part. #help
thank you in advance for responding!
I didn't eliminate A on my first run-through, not sure why now that I am watching this! I'll work on being more aggressive!
It's actually amazing me how many questions you can answer with just one passage
I would have skipped this question because I would have a lower confidence overall for the AC I would lean towards. I still need an alternative explanation for D #help
#feedback, I really like the combo of Kevin's explanations + typed outline that is used in this video format. It's much easier to read and follow. Thanks! :-)