hiya!

I remembered this question vaguely from another practice set, all I remembered was that the answer felt odd. Boy was I right. While E is worded in an interesting way, it is a necessary assumption. If these teachers could be persuaded to relocate to this region where small class sizes have been preferred than the whole argument breaks down.

I feel like this NA question has been the one that has clicked for me the most. This question requires the assumption that these films from Hollywood still exist in their original form. Stated in the context was the pre-existing condition; for a film to be transferred from nitrate to acetate, it has to exist in its original form (nitrate), so if these old Hollywood films are not in their original conditions (nitrate) than they fail the necessary condition.

This one made more sense, I tried it first on my own. A makes sense because if there were no substances of medicinal value contained within rain forest planets that hadn't been looked at or studied by the scientists then the whole claim that we need to preserve the forest would fall apart. Like, preserve it for what?

@LorenzzoGiani I feel you! Sometimes they "feel" right and other times I feel lost lol!

4/5 maybe the sleepiness is getting to me. This was after a few mid attempts. Maybe drills will be for morning lol

I feel like I do better on the single, you try questions. 4/5 but def could've been better.... sigh

Feeling proud, didn't understand at first but we got there! Once it clicked I was like.. oh its really that simple 🥲

Got it right first try! Feeling confident.... ignore the fact it was 5:14 over target time..

This is giving me flashbacks to stats.... scary.....

@Lidiia Adaptive drills are designed based on your previous results from other adaptive drills. They're designed to give you questions to fit your progress. Standard drills are simply pre-made sets of questioned not tailored to you.

5/5!! I'm surprised, I even got a very difficult question in 1:20!

2/3 then 3/3 in BR.... Getting somewhere. Some questions are def easier than others! Regardless of the listed difficulty...

got it wrong at first but got it right in the BR! I'm starting to understand where I might fall for the wrong answer in some questions! Improvement.

does anyone have an recommendations for diagraming? I feel like I still struggle with questions because I'm not mapping it out correctly.

@mayengok Don't give up! Some techniques might be more confusing than helpful, try and work questions out in a way that works for you, not focusing on whether or not you're applying the technique perfectly.

4/5 then 5/5 in BR... we are getting somewhere!

I got it right! I've struggled a bit with this module so it felt very rewarding to get this right on the first try!

I believe an arguments strength (as stated by some peers) deals with the number of implicit or explicit premises. Stronger arguments tend to have more explicit premises that don't require you to "fill in the gaps" ie. the Disney argument. Weaker arguments in contrast tend to have more implicit premises, one's that maybe if you think long enough you can produce to connect the dots ie. the Tiger argument or the Trash-bin argument.