Yes! Love the flying toaster screen saver!

same!

UGH I knew C was the answer but thought "cant use my outside knowledge"

Initially selected A (should have just stopped since it was so good). Changed to D because I neglected to recall that he mentions "one possible." If I had recalled that D was clearly wrong.

I did not realize that "no one should take" is equivalent to "should not be interpreted"

BASED Mavis Beacon reference

Love the (almost) Platonic dialogues here!

Is there ever an instance on the test in which an answer choice with the operative world "should" is the correct answer to a question? I have taken the test a few times now and as far as I can recall that is not the case, but I am asking just to be sure.

The premises may be true but they do not 100% guarantee or cause the outcome argued. There is a small or big gap that cannot be closed within the scope of the argument presented.