JY says passage A (ie. its author) agrees with (E), but we're technically not looking for the point of disagreement between the author of A and the author of B. We're looking for the point of disagreement between "the kind of objective historian described in passage A" and the author of passage B. We don't know the opinion of objective historians on the statement mentioned in answer choice E. #feedback
#Help is someone able to better explain why A isn't the answer? From my understanding, A is saying that you have to be detached to be objective but B says you dont necessarily have to be detached. Would this not be a point of disagreement for both passage?
I appreciate the conversation in this section around trading time for confidence!! Helpful way of framing the approach.
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JY says passage A (ie. its author) agrees with (E), but we're technically not looking for the point of disagreement between the author of A and the author of B. We're looking for the point of disagreement between "the kind of objective historian described in passage A" and the author of passage B. We don't know the opinion of objective historians on the statement mentioned in answer choice E. #feedback
Got it right! sooo happy :)
#Help is someone able to better explain why A isn't the answer? From my understanding, A is saying that you have to be detached to be objective but B says you dont necessarily have to be detached. Would this not be a point of disagreement for both passage?
I appreciate the conversation in this section around trading time for confidence!! Helpful way of framing the approach.