#feedback Also, does that mean we aren't supposed to be blind reviewing every single question?

#feedback: How do you flag a question?

#feedback What is warmup? Is it taking drills?

#feedback when you take a PT, can you not redo it? Also, does the PT here refer you to Lawhub, or is it separate?

#feedback I thought that the last paragraph was the author's opinion which makes it the main point. How can you identify the author's opinion accurately?

#feedback is the low-res summary just buzzwords? I know the low-res summary is to help me remember what the paragraph is about, but I struggle with just keeping it to a word or a few words. Any strategy?

#feedback is it advisable to watch the videos and read the text or do only one? It takes so much time to do both.

#feedback Does it not also say that if we negate the sufficient, we can't infer anything from it? I'm a little confused

#feedback Do you guys take these drills timed or use unlimited time?

#feedback When I take the drills first and it has a timer, I noticed that it doesn't stop so how is it a timed session? I end up taking so long because I know it won't kick me out. Also, how do you know the target time? I only see it during BR

#feedback Does that mean a rule is always general? I was looking at the fact the stimulus says "In some jurisdiction" while the correct answer choice says "in general"

I really don't know what I'm doing wrong but I'm seriously not getting any of these questions. Is there a method that I can try? I'm seriously lost.#feedback

#feedback How do you diagram question #4. What is sufficient and what's necessary?

Are the two subjects (small and large animals) sufficient and is "more rapidly" necessary?

How can one spot an embedded conditional in a broader conditional?

For question 3, I was looking at the first sentence as one concept and the second sentence after "unless" as another concept, and in that case, I didn't analyze the first sentence (dividing it into sufficient and necessary).