From what I've discovered, the broader the answer and closely relates to the stimulus, the more likely it's going to be the correct choice

#help During the real test we wouldn't have enough time to write those out, is there a technique that's similar to this but more concise?

#help So answer choice D basically attacks the premises?

too easy, it only took me 10 minutes

#help The word "Proper" throws me off. Since Alex refers to a shrimp farm (could be poorly or properly built) but Jolene refers to a "Properly" built shrimp farm. Am I the only one that overthinks? Should I take this into consideration in the future?