On 156 too 😭

@reneevul You can always start by diagramming backwards

@bradley29kc790 I thought exactly the same way when I chose A--e.g. if they weren't in the houses, that means people didn't possess them and tended to always discard them so they were always considered "rubbish" and not "possessions" which would strengthen. But I think that's just way oversupplying the assumption. The real answer is a lot simpler than what we chose--I think you have to remember not everything is a Level 4-5 question, some ACs really just are that easy!

@Stas1973 But dreams don’t necessarily have order or coherence in a narrative sense. Just the fact that it is a recent dream doesn’t necessarily imply order or coherence. But maybe i’m just too into Jungian dream theory for this.

can't believe I got caught in the 19th century trap

I chose A because I read "increase in prosperity" as "increase in lifestyle" so I figured if they were spending more on other stuff then they wouldn't have a more prosperous life... I would've gotten it right if they'd simply used the term "income" and I'm still not totally convinced "prosperity" is a 1:1 synonym to "income" but #whateverLSATwriters #alsothedateswerewrong

@JeremyK only most great chorale preludes written for the organ were by bach, also we still don't know if bach wrote more himself for different instruments

this question was so silly

as an English teacher, this passage can go

@SMRegalado No, because they don't think that having any outdoor seating makes the business likely to fail, they think that lacking indoor seating makes the business likely to fail. For instance, a business could have both outdoor seating and indoor seating. Not the same thing.

I'm a teacher and I study in the evenings for about an hour and take a prep test on the weekend. I make sure to prioritize working out and cooking too. My social life suffers, but no one is a superhero.

@hsuyt25 The Loophole and its consequences. The chapter on Powerful/Provable singlehandedly made my score go down for this reason.

@businessgoose exactly. I think it might be one of those times where the answer is frustrating/would've been better to use POE. I thought it was D originally too.

How do we know that the person guessing presumes the dream has order and coherence? I can see that D is wrong, as the person isn't "interpreting" the dream, but still...

this is the worst RC I've ever taken

my jaw dropped at the low rez summary, well done.