I only focus on accuracy and completely ignore the expected accuracy. I'm more concerned with what I need to improve on in regards to actual timed settings rather than unlimited timed settings.
#help
I eliminated answer choice D because it rests on faulty assumptions. It suggests that since most voters cannot identify Reade’s positions, her popularity cannot be due to her issue discussions.
But this assumes:
(1) that the majority who cannot identify her positions are the ones voting for her, and
(2) that popularity requires majority support (at least 51%). Neither assumption is warranted.
The explanation also makes this assumption: “Since voters can’t identify Reade’s positions on campaign issues, they evidently haven’t been paying too much attention to her discussion of such issues.”
It’s entirely possible that the 49% who can identify her positions account for her entire support base. And Reade could be the “most popular” candidate without majority support—for example, by having 30% of the vote in a multi-candidate race.
Hi everyone,
I was wondering which data 7Sage uses to determine which tags to prioritize. I’ve noticed that the priorities and accuracy percentages don’t seem to change, even after I’ve drilled the same tag several times. Does the system only take data from PrepTests into account?
September exam coming up--wish me luck! 🤞🏼
Loving the cleaner look—definitely a solid glow-up (and yes, I think you used that term right 😄).
That said, I’ve got to admit I’m a little disappointed the Study Schedule isn’t available yet. It was one of my favourite features on classic 7Sage and really helped keep me on track. Hoping the late July/early August release stays on schedule (or earlier?? 👀)—looking forward to seeing how it turns out!
@Katie_Volpert Wouldn't negating AC C also destroy the argument? I am a bit confused here.
"When signaling each other with sounds or gestures, animals refer....to concrete objects [or] abstract ideas".