I'm meh on NA and some Parallel

Crossed out A fast but bc that middle part of the first sentence threw me off (+00:26)

-00:20 !

No actually i crossed out A-C immediately bc it didn't match the most-most-most set up in stimulus. Took a little sec to deep dive and saw D didn't follow the stim set up.

the matching of the most & all in the stimulus was perfect when it came to the AC, made perfect sense

@TeklaCo no literally same sndjkdnld i was like dang all she said was she's bored. Feels like reddit

@TeklaCo maybe thats good lol

POE left me with A, and most of the language followed correctly

4/5 to 5/5 BR

5/5 and kind of confidently 1 level 5; 3 level 3s; 1 level 2

Re-read answer choices over until it didn't follow the pattern and happy it took me 7 minutes because i didnt rush to beat the time this time

Strangely, I'm understanding this. I think what really made me take out certain answer choices is when i know the pattern of how it flows is off. Obviously, I'm still checking for context, but if i see something that is out of order on how it was presented in the stimulus, then i'll cross it out. Also if whatever new info is introduced in the conclusion, I try to see which answer choices are mentioning it because then there would be no solid bridge between the premises to conclusion.

@SeanWolfe for once, looking at these positive comments in the discussion panel, i can agree lol

@arieatsoranges i use it as a baseline loosely so i can see if anything pops up with it in the ACs and do POE

@Bruh same, i skip through if something else comes up but once he went over the one that matched my prediction i continue on. The over explaining kinda confuses me

3/5 -> BR 5/5

Did diagramming mess anyone else’s brain up? I used to get these a little more intuitively. Not sure how to go back to how I use to think of these questions lol

@ChristinaCorbo a video would help so much bc I got confused one what was happening in the text

Okay maybe this is working lol not fully down on the concepts of when they apply but you can kinda cross out what you know won’t apply and juggle between 2-3 choices then down to 2. 3/3 (:

Kind of wish the explanation of the question was more intuitive than math-like. I had to stop once the diagramming started because it confused me.

Based off the video explanation on #3, is there a way to make it not feel like logic games and a way to simplify by words why A would be correct? I got it on the blind review after reading carefully without the diagramming and math feeling breakdown.

im so lost lol again

@mks i thinks its alot to remember and when to apply for me and im getting some right but others i want to cry bc idk whats going on

5/5 shocked bc some confused me but happy I didn’t switch my answers after my first choices

4/5, #3 got me