I'm struggling to see how this passage is ranked a level 1 difficulty. I thought it was the most difficult out of the whole section.

this test is evil.

I'm having a hard time identifying when conditional logic is present. I seem to have made the assumption that the written exam is a necessary condition for the exam as a whole, which made A an appealing choice. How do I get better at identifying when conditional logic in the stimulus?

@Jurcis Are we supposed to write summaries during the actual exam? Or is this just a tactic for drills

3/3 but I'm using way too much time on each question

I don't understand how it's possible that both AF and JF could occur. To me, the word "either...or" indicates that 'both' is out of the question. How would one communicate in English, then, that only one or the other- and not both- could happen?