The reasoning for Q4 could also be applied for Q2.
For example, if this were a MBT question - I'm not sure that you can make the leap that "avoided training" and "well-trained" are necessarily the same thing. It is plausible that you can be well-trained and still avoid training, thus not reaching your full potential while still being evolved (i.e. Charmeleon - as it's neither Charmander nor Charizard). That deduction could be the thing that causes one to choose a trap answer as opposed to the correct one.
Perhaps I'm wrong but I see "well-trained" as a state and "avoided training" as an action. Someone can be well-trained in something and out of practice because they avoided training, thus not currently in peak form (at their fullest potential).
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The reasoning for Q4 could also be applied for Q2.
For example, if this were a MBT question - I'm not sure that you can make the leap that "avoided training" and "well-trained" are necessarily the same thing. It is plausible that you can be well-trained and still avoid training, thus not reaching your full potential while still being evolved (i.e. Charmeleon - as it's neither Charmander nor Charizard). That deduction could be the thing that causes one to choose a trap answer as opposed to the correct one.
Perhaps I'm wrong but I see "well-trained" as a state and "avoided training" as an action. Someone can be well-trained in something and out of practice because they avoided training, thus not currently in peak form (at their fullest potential).