Oh wow, I didn't even know you guys were doing this. I'll definitely apply in the Spring.

I got it right, but that was a weird one lol.

Isn't that a pretty good score tho? lol

DANNG This is the first time I got 5 out of 5 on one of these short drills. So proud of myself, pat pat!

This one is a weird one.

I put A because I though it was asking for the overall cost of the proposal. If they have more members, it will definitely be more overall.

This is such a bizarre question.

#feedback This question is bullshit because it depends on the person knowing the definition of the word "deleterious"

For these analogy questions, I feel as though the main thing you must do here, is discover what the correct thing to attack is.

These questions are trippy. The reasoning is really not to even find something that is so direct. The answers seem to almost always be very indirect. You're either attacking the premise in the weaking arguments, and these, you're just trying to find something that doesn't weaken it, but doesn't necessarily strengthen it either. Tough mindset to get a grasp of. #feedback

I'm getting all of these questions wrong, because the course material is too long and as someone with ADHD, I just become disinterested when asked to sit and watch several hours of content which is slow and boring. This entire section should be redone for people like me. #feedback

The grammar on this one is bizarre.

Why do I understand the answer when he reads the passage, but not when I read it? :(

Those analogy questions are tough!

This question is kind of stupid, the only issue is about whether or not you can parse the grammar.

#help This one is probably the hardest one I've run in to so far lol. It's quite confusing. I don't know if I've even wrapped my head around it yet.

woo, finally got 5/5 right for the first time!!!

#help I keep getting 4 out of 5 correct, why am I still missing just one lol?

This one was a bit of a confusing one for me.

#help I keep getting confused the context with the argument/conclusion :(

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I was fooled by E. I thought it was irrelevant so I picked that one. Little did I know that the issue at hand is that it's directly attacking the stimulus itself, by the critic. By doing so, you're "weakening" the argument itself, but the argument is just the entire stimulus lol.

The length of these passages and verbosity is fucking bullshit.

These analogy questions are probably the toughest ones I think.