Tutor/Strategy Question - If I follow this thought process and am left with both D & E because of process of elimination. Is it recommended to just select D & move on because I know E is so far out of scope? Or, should I actually validate D within the passage to confirm?

@VanillaCat Wait I am a little confused about the second bullet point... how can failing the necessary not guarantee failing the sufficient?

Going back to a previous example of NYC -> USA... if I do not satisfy USA, then I cannot satisfy NYC.

I understand you can satisfy NYC if your necessary is New York or East Coast, is that what you are explaining? That they are other methods of satisfying the sufficient?

Thought I was doing well, until I tried to map this out without my notes... back to square one I guess

General question: If I am going through the CC and occasionally drill real questions... should I also be attending classes or working on full sections? What is recommended while I learn the basics?

Does anyone advise memorizing the indicators (and their categories) although they are under/overinclusive? Or is practice a better strategy to getting the hang of these to avoid constantly referring to my notes?

I am still a little confused on the tigers are mammals fact. I thought we were supposed to rely on the stimulus without using any outside information/pre-conceived notions.... in this case it seems like we are.

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