Anyone hung up on Question 5, here is how I map it out.

Ume -> Blooms December to January -> blooms 2 months -> /bloom 3+ months

Amenable -> bloom 3+ months.

/3+ months -> /Amenable

Ume -> /Amenable

Love the use of archaic and outmoded language. No reasonable person would understand what the hell A is saying.

Students are cited "late" only if they arrive more than five minutes past the last ring of the homeroom bell.

Under this reasoning, a teacher cannot cite the student late UNLESS they meet the necessary condition of arriving more than five minutes past the last ring of the homeroom bell, this doesn't GUARANTEE he will get cited. Maybe his teacher listens to his reasoning for being late, and they decide not to cite him.

Students are cited "late" if they arrive more than five minutes past the last ring of the homeroom bell.

Under this reasoning, we are stating it's NECESSARY that students are cited late if they arrive more than five minutes past the last ring of the homeroom bell (this is sufficient to be considered late, which means that there be other situations that result in a citation of being late). So in this situation, Kumar arrives 17 minutes late, his teacher MUST cite him as late, because policy (and logical reasoning) dictates it must follow.

The last example, couldn't milk be considered a modifier of to drink? It answers the question what does the cat likes to drink, so couldn't it be broken down to simply be saying "the cat likes to drink."

I'm fighting an up-hill battle. I had a 3.3 GPA in my undergrad of Economics. I didn't fully apply myself in High School or College.

PAI will be my weakness for LR, it seems.