@GDatria715 I wholeheartedly agree. This question is missing necessary context for (A) to be the correct answer. We are given nothing but a single condition as to how the airport can be built. This forces us to assume it is necessary, because if it were not, then we are forced to make unfounded assumptions. An unfounded assumption was required to choose (A), which is the opposite of what we have been taught the entire duration of this course. Terribly written question.

I have missed at least one question or more in the past three drills, all of which were not as difficult as this NA section. However, I got a 5/5 on this NA drill, even after second-guessing most of my answers. Honestly, I'm kind of lost for words, but I think I know what happened. I deemed the past few sections and their respective drills as "easy" prior to doing them, so I went through them too quickly and not carefully enough. Going into this drill, I knew how absurdly hard some NA questions can be, so I treated all the questions equally, not rushing through any of them. The bottom line is that I think I am getting too confident in the other sections because MOST variants are easy. I need to respect every kind of question, like I did these NA questions, and with time become faster at solving them. I was over on time by anywhere from 30 seconds to 2 minutes on the NA drill questions, but that is better than being under and getting them wrong. I suppose the speed will come, but accuracy needs to come first. NA questions have truly humbled me and taught me to be more careful and respectful of every question!