LITERALLY. It just got worse after this lmfao

They can get tricky to parse out lol. I've been reading Scientific American articles in my spare time to get used to sometimes boring and convoluted passages. I think it's helping. At least it's helping me practice maintaining my attention span XD

Hi! I also picked E when I went through the test but now I understand why it's wrong. Answer Choice E does not support the hypothesis in the stimulus.

Hypothesis: "scientists hypothesize that it is the burrowing activities of these termites that that cause these circles to form."

C) "Dying grass plants within newly forming fairy circles are damaged only at the roots." Okay...why? is it because the burrowing activities of termites caused this damage? Yes! That would support the hypothesis!

-->How? Because we need to link the lack of vegetation in these patches to how it came to be the case that they are devoid of vegetation.

E) "Species of animals that feed on sand termites are often found near fairy circles."

This AC is only supporting the fact that sand termites may live near these circles. What if these termites merely coincidentally are found near these circles, and therefore animals that eat them are too? This doesn't answer anything about how their burrowing activities could potentially explain the phenomenon.

Hope this helps!

Hi! I figured out that if you go to the "Practice" tab and click on "Drills," you can pull up every drill you have ever tried. It lists them in order by date. It would be good if I could simply go back to it when I'm in the module instead of restarting as I mentioned in my original comment, but I'm glad I can go back to my previous drills this way. Not ideal but c'est la vie. Hope this helps!

Hi! I figured out that if you go to the "Practice" tab and click on "Drills," you can pull up every drill you have ever tried. It lists them in order by date. It would be good if I could simply go back to it when I'm in the module instead of restarting as I mentioned in my original comment, but I'm glad I can go back to my previous drills this way. Not ideal but c'est la vie. Hope this helps!

Is anyone else running into this issue: every time I am done with my blind review and I go on and click the explanation for a question, after I’m done with that explanation and hit the back button to go back to the questions and click on another explanation, instead of loading the questions, it takes me back to create a new drill and can no longer see the questions with the answers that I had just done. Am I the only one with this issue?

Got it wrong cuz I read the answers too fast! SMH. :(