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Could another way to look at it or another NA be there is only one thing going for rock music?
I think my confusion came from the fact that saving a billion dollars is a necessity to solve the plan. I am pretty sure that is correct, and then I assumed that this was the only plan that saved a billion dollars ?!?
I am kind of seeing principle questions
"The situation described above conforms most closely to which one of the following generalizations?"
fall into the line of most strongly supported questions
while PSA questions (find the rule/application)
"Which one of the following principles, if valid, would most help to justify the sociologist's argument?"
are ones where we have to find gaps, fill the gap, make sure it is delivered to the right outcome and right situation is being modeled. Am I correct in my line of thinking?
I understand the question, but I am wondering for part to whole and/or whole to part order actually matters. But overall, for parallel flaw questions, order doesn't matter.
i feel like a lot of wrong answers just string together slightly advanced, relevant words: like I literally just read A and was like um i feel like no bc this wasnt really said... i think ... idk just reminds me of that kid in class who wants to sound smart but really isnt saying shit
If A did not include 'only a short time' could it also be in the running for the right answer
what if E was the only answer, then everything else was garbage: would it be the correct answer to this q --- asking bc some of the past problem are sufficient
What if we didn't kick up the conditional part of the conclusion, could we still solve this question cleanly?
I didnt kick it up, and I picked D as my original answer
I feel like this question is not an exact match bc we get 'all students at freeman school of cooking study either desserts or soups in their second year"
vs
"all second year students at freeman school of cooking study either desserts or soups in their second year"