lmao what does self-defense have to do with children what are they ninjas

reminder to use the search function if youre unsure as to what subjects were referred to and not just the first noun you remember from the passage :/

the ONE time a definition-related answer had any bearing as to being the correct AC.

I feel better now that everyone else thought this was stupid cause it is.

i realized for this question, the correct answer would take a sentence's conditional language that you've managed to locate and thus reiterate 2 in a sequential order.

For example, AC b reiterates the first sentence's conditional, and the very last sentence's conditional. It skips a bit between the word fluff within the argument, but it works.

Every other answer either twists this idea, is too short between 2 sentences, or raises external/irrelevant info.

just when you thought the conclusion discussed germs, it was actually talking about hunting. So so far, weaken answers seem to either bring up an external idea/subject, revert back to an original verb within the text, or use verbiage that's similar to another word's meaning.

reminder to be aware of what hypothetical answer you have in mind, and in choosing an answer that mirrors that mental deduction. I got too excited and chose B when i was actually looking at C's explanation 🙃

jeez and we havent even touched on passage B lmaoo how are we supposed to differentiate between 2 perspectives with the amount of info being read 5 minutes

why wasn't this all combined into the beginning of the module? I would've highly valued these since i wrote them first in my notes and I can reference them anytime i need to

the most easiest question out of all these chopin-related drill questions lol.

The passage talked about something "dissolving" as women entered higher education so A made the most sense. Go Women!

i was going to choose A based on what the last sentences were between Chopin and the New Women but then realized this "female consciousness" subject was only from the New Women; Chopin didn't do allat.

Reminder to read each answer in its entirety and dont be quick to choose :,)

10/15 until 13/15 on BR. This time, i literally took forever to do my best and really separate claims that sounded irrelevant in every answer, and for every low-res summary i made about each paragraph.

im so happy that this was an insane jump from my last drill, but how am I supposed to speedrun this on the real thing when i might poop myself!!!?

so take what you deduce and find an answer that is similar to that reasoning despite the additional context being unnecessary. I poe'd C BECAUSE its heft sounded irrelevant to the context but i guess its earlier half was exactly what the 1991 case described.

i picked C because I took what the highlighted sentence discussed in face value, and NOT what was implied in "what lead up to this sentence?" I see now that E makes sense but truthfully, it should be C.

i hated how this question was framed. the word "traditional" vs. "tradition" from where the answer came from had me do a double take. I ended up looking at the last sentence of the passage rather than what was in front of me :/

after 3 wronged questions, it's just nice to win one :,)

i too am experiencing an issue with the Ai couch about an rc drill. ive tried generating some simple requests yet that error message keep reoccuring

just when i thought my answer choices during drill were locked in i end up getting humbled afterwards lol i'm not crying

it says my BR answer is incorrect yet I chose the correct answer the first time? I'm confused lol is this a glitch

"and then they justified D as the answer"

Between A and B. Choice B felt off since it said "settled" whereas this Zanotto guy/passage says, "persistent belief." That doesn't sound like our glass problem is settled then, is it?

B is the correct answer if you consider the passage's last sentence on discussing medieval vs. modern techniques. If anything, you can also get this impression anyway because of how the passage progresses.

i POE'd here again and got it right luckily. I was between B and C but C discussed "other planets" eventhough the passage said the phenomenon happened between Earth and Moon, and also pretty fast.

realistically this kind of question would have any of us just POE to the best of our ability :/

why bother highlighting the specific portion of a quote even when its language insinuates skepticism? The part where it says "rare" led me to choose A to C despite the answer being in the middle ugh