Self-study
How are you guys able to stay focused through reading the passages, sometimes my attention dims by the end of the passage and either I reread 20 times or I just pick an answer just to pick one.
My delimma is I read half way through the passage, my eyes "look" at the remaining and by the time I get to the questions I skim through them and just kinda pick one without really knowing why, just vibes.
Its not like I'm not interested, I want to be able to answer the damn question, idk why I do this!
Does anyone else have this? If so, what has helped you?
I had originally chose D because my thought was the author recognized that "this type of device may kill MANY insects" so using the authors own logic that they acknowledged to weaken their argument by saying "MANY of the insects that were killed by the device are mosquito eating insects."
I do now looking at it see how A seems like a stronger weakening affect. This states okay, there's NO mosquitos in the vicinity that directly attacks the statement "will not significantly aid in controlling ..." because if all mosquitos are gone, that would literally mean it significantly aids controlling the mosquitos