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Oh, this one tripped me up. Not even sure why I selected D tbh but I got it right during the BR.
Clearly I don’t know the meaning of counterexample…
I got D in the blind review though sigh
@IvoJ3 “Therefore, to survive in today's market we have to make our products more competitively priced, we must completely refurbish the factory in order to survive.”
It’s the “we must” that shows the author is doing that.
I mean, once I saw I got it wrong… I was able to see why A was the answer. Interesting.
I think this should be updated via the study plans tab because it shows that this lesson will take 1 minute. However, the video is a little over an hour.
Got it wrong but tbf, the correct answer choice was one I was going back and forth on. Ugh.
10/12 bc I didn’t understand what was going on at first 😅
This was really good though.
@marikitten03 Can’t speak for anyone else but I’ve been trying to calm myself down so I’m not too focused on time but rather, really understanding what I’m reading. If I have to read it 10x and take 15 mins to get it right then so be it. Once you start understanding the concepts, timing will follow.
In regard to not getting into the LR section yet, I’ve just been applying the concepts we’ve learned so far + knowing that at minimum, there’s one answer I can eliminate bc it makes no sense.
@yade If you have a Mac, screenshot it and add it to your notes app or a google doc
@GabrielLerma Makes sense but honestly, I think keeping it the way it is may be helpful because you’ll learn to practice a bit more under pressure. When the actual exam comes, it may feel like more of a breeze… but maybe what you’re suggesting could for sure be an option for anyone who wants it.
@KelseyKeanna For anyone that may come across this question as well.
When I read E, I said “Okay, let’s say we recognize it. Now what?”
From there… is that what the author is trying to tell us?