I still don't get this as I eliminated B because how do we know that the artifacts belonging to the ancestors were in fact tools they developed. HELP

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STILL confused over how the first sentence can be taken as context. Help!

Having issues as well - specifically in viewing explanation videos for PT 87

I still don't understand this question. If anyone can give me an alternative explanation, that'll be great

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@ Sorry I wasn’t that clear. I thought you meant what was my process after I finished answering all of the questions.

So yes, first I look at the stem, I identify the premises/conclusions, and I go based on my notes how to anaylze the question. Most of which, I already do by physically writing my steps down before checking the answers. If it is MBT, I know it is logic heavy. If it is NA, I negate answers and see if something completely destroys the argument. BUT I completely understand what you mean. Your advice is really helpful. As others have stated, I think what will help is joining studying groups, tutoring, going back to the basics.

Thank you! I will be messaging you.

Hi @ My process right now doing the sections untimed is to go through each question and to those that I hesitate in to then I mark them down with stars and I rate how difficult the questions are by giving them one star to three stars. For questions i have to skip, I immediately give them two stars and for questions i am lost in, I give them three starts.

After I finished a section, I go back and check to see which ones I get wrong. I have a spreadsheet that separates the questions that I wrong (those i gave stars to vs. those that I didn't *overconfidence). I watch 7sage videos to the questions I get wrong and look at everyone's comments. I then write on my spreadsheet for every question I got wrong - why I believe I got it wrong and what I should do next time. On another tab, I write down pointers of what stood out/what tricked me/what I should look for for next time. Also, after doing this for both LR sections, I look at the types of questions I got wrong and see what type I keep missing, I put that on the margin.

I have also physically in clear sheet binders PT 38-56. After I am done reviewing, I label the questions I got wrong (with one, two, three stars) and I also label if they were cookie cutter questions. I go back and look back to the questions I got wrong, but usually I already remember the answer choice. However, to those I don't, I try to do them again.

When I was doing PTs timed and then BR, I was doing a similar process above.

I haven't studied for RC as in the beginning of my studying, I focused on LG and now LR. But, from the latest PT I took with RC (Feb- March 2018), I got -17 and -6 in BR, in another PT, -12 and BR -11 and -14 and BR -8.

Hi thank you for your comments @ , I will message you for the study group!

After I finished the CC, I took my first PT and got a 143. I then began to practice LG. So I took several games, foolproof them all in a span of 3 months. I feel so much better in them, but I understand that I should not be getting -3/-2 in the games. I have been doing timed LGs during my lunch and re-doing them the next day. I have been keeping a spreadsheet and a binder of all the PTs that I have and noting those that I got wrong and why I got them wrong when I take my timed sections.

With LR, I feel as though, maybe the Ultimate can help me. I am certain that 7sage has helped me the most in my prep. I will have to consider my finances in upgrading or maybe even taking private tutoring as @ stated.

@ I definitely hope others chime in as well!

I chose A because I thought "unusually inaccurate" signified that reporters is usually accurate in their reports, which I thought doesn't strength or do anything for the argument

I looked at all the comments and I still can't understand why D is wrong

Thank you everyone for these comments! I've struggled with this exam (with numerous breakdowns left to right).. and I've tried my hardest these past months in improving, so I guess I just assumed that I would be at my target score by now. I should try not to be too hard on my self and continue at it