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PT122.S2.Q12
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DanielUrbina
4 days ago

man for some reason I had thought that the conclusion was rejecting the first sentence. What I read was that this is what these bank companies do but since they cant predict it they arnt curbing inflation.

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PT122.S2.Q6
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DanielUrbina
6 days ago

I read the question too fast and I thought I had to weaken the claim that these birds follow the cattle for the insects. ayayay

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PT153.S3.Q3
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DanielUrbina
Wednesday, Aug 26

@vch26263 I think A would make the columnist argument trash but the assumption is that he thinks it isnt a big deal so therefore lets not waist money on moving the power lines.

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PT147.S1.Q4
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DanielUrbina
Wednesday, Aug 26

@danbiddulph4562 Just ask yourself why would they want to rule this out? Well if they could they would have already which is the NA.

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PT133.S3.Q26
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DanielUrbina
Wednesday, Aug 26

@benpalook yeah that's exactly what I assumed I thought there had to be a least percentage of change in the data or something so didnt put it together unfortunately.

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PT135.S2.Q17
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DanielUrbina
Wednesday, Aug 26

so not being persuaded does not mean grams conclusion is wrong. I guess it is just to soft

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PT133.S2.Q24
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DanielUrbina
Wednesday, Aug 26

before even reading the question I was like o yea this is a parallel question so I made sure I dialed in on the argument and told myself o its a lose lose situation and when I went to the answers I looked for a lose lose answer choice.

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PT133.S3.Q21
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DanielUrbina
Monday, Aug 17

Took me a min to understand the premises I was mad confused but thankfully the conclusion was straight forward so then I told myself ok find answer that proves that this data is misleading. B is saying that the data was done in the lab and im like brother that's not good data then because in real life conditions the soil conditions would vary.

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PT121.S4.Q13
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DanielUrbina
Monday, Aug 17

I got this wrong and I think there was no way I would have been able to predict this on my first try but from what I understand is that the columnist is assuming that T is like the final piece of the puzzle that determines if P is guilty or not. The problem is that first we dont know what she said inside the court room so how can we say that the some of the jury didnt believe her statement. Maybe her statement in the trial was about the weather. Like that wouldn't be like a major indicator that P is guilty. I guess what I am saying is that the info inside of the court room could've been a minor piece of the puzzle which could have not led the jury to say that P is guilty or not guilty.

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PT137.S3.Q9
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DanielUrbina
Monday, Aug 17

Personal correspondence is kinda crazy like I felt like it was just to strong to say that because what if its his phone, gun, computer etc. Passage never says that it only says thoughts to oneself.

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PT105.S2.Q17
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DanielUrbina
Edited Friday, Aug 14

@Katrinalemieuxx I stopped mapping such a big waste of time tbh I just started to do mental predictions and the more I did that during drills the better I got. Honestly Just find the flaw and that same feeling you got on the stimulus try and find in the answer choices. Like when I read the stimulus right away I told myself well something else could've made it go down since it's sufficient.

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PT117.S4.Q7
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DanielUrbina
Friday, Aug 14

contra positive would've helped me here but I completely forgot that the stimulus was saying "could not exist" and the answer says the opposite or contrastive. My ass picked C because I was like the if then was perfect and A wasn't but didnt realize it.

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PT129.S2.Q18
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DanielUrbina
Thursday, Aug 13

@wcameron16376 I just read similarly and said ok need to find something negative about relying on info from the average JOE

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PT125.S2.Q6
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DanielUrbina
Thursday, Aug 13

@aphroc975 in between the commas is a premise

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PT107.S4.Q11
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DanielUrbina
Monday, Aug 10

On B reading hand signal felt like it was being learned and moved passed it but reading it slowly its clearly not learned if each signal makes dolphins do new tricks than the trainers aren't instructing the dolphins to do specifically.

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PT149.S2.P1.Q1
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Edited Tuesday, Aug 4

The last paragraph really wrecked me when answering question 1. I think this is what happened so since in the last paragraph the author was going back and forth with the similarities and differences I think I was so caught up with the differences that I assumed the author was trying to say that the Chinese american dialect was in fact a unique dialect but man that last sentence proved me wrong. It is just difficult for me to hold all that information in my head without writing it down.

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PrepTests ·
PT127.S1.Q7
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DanielUrbina
Thursday, Jul 30

@BbbaseddD !!!!!!

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PT117.S4.Q3
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DanielUrbina
Tuesday, Jul 28

@OverheadHopefulStructure yesh

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PT149.S4.Q13
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DanielUrbina
Tuesday, Jul 28

was over here thinking that they wanted to help others bit neglected Rhonda saying "as long as the cost is not great" and Brad saying "return" ayayay been having the problem of getting ahead causing me to skim and not truly grasp the stimulus

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PT151.S4.Q6
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DanielUrbina
Tuesday, Jul 28

initially I had thought supply meant like more wood lol I was like what the fahhhhh

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PT127.S1.Q7
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DanielUrbina
Tuesday, Jul 28

these supported questions take me forever to do ! but got it correct just need to not second guess myself

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PT133.S3.Q24
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DanielUrbina
Tuesday, Jul 28

I almost fell for the trap and I was like well then they should drink milk but then I looked back at the stimulus and was like wait why would they drink milk if they lack vitamin D still and then I was like ooooo its recommending this because maybe there is vitamin D in milk and boom read A and got it correct.

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PT151.S2.Q9
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DanielUrbina
Monday, Jul 27

Breh I read 640 and 501 visits as the total visits all the representatives did per year so when I was predicting I told myself well maybe they landed some sales already hence the decrease number of visits but nope its per representative ! And so I picked D knowing damn well I knew that shit was wrong. And for A I was like what does the increase in sales people working have to do with this if they already landed those sales. Pray for me guys

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PT21.S4.P4.Q27
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DanielUrbina
Tuesday, Jul 14

I didnt pick B because I had thought that the recommendations made were not overly general rather specific.

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PT119.S2.Q11
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DanielUrbina
Tuesday, Jun 16

Ah hitting my head rn because I predicted that those were 2 different topics and when I went to the answer choices I felt like A was doing a whole to part and was like nah breh

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