Question 3 is good practice in Group 4 (negation)

Seconding everyone's comments here. Also, know that it's ok if you have off days or even weeks. Like someone else said, having the "why" of going into law helped me keep my north star. It's always about coming back to studying even if you've felt like you haven't been consistent lately. Being easy on myself when I'm tired or in pain from my chronic pain condition and just getting back at it when I could. For a long time, I'd have sticky notes around the house reminding myself that it's hard to get started but once you start, it gets easier. Or tell yourself, "i'm going to just do five minutes and after that I give myself permission to stop." Usually you'll keep going. The hardest part about setting up habits is the beginning. Definitely agree with the meditation comment. So much of this is a mental marathon, and for me it's helped to figure out the right balance of long term vs. short term thinking.

"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step."

You got this.

I'm confused at the parallel between "Some eloquent speakers" vs D) "sculptors sometimes." Aren't these two slightly different statements? The first is saying there are SOME eloquent speakers, while D is saying ALL sculptors do X SOME of the time. Aren't those different?

This is awesome, thanks J.Y.!

I'm also in pdx and down to study irl or virtual! how do we do this?

I almost chose B but thought there might have been a trap in that it said "a key term" and the stimulus technically is using TWO key terms - "unnatural" and "action." Are we to assume the "term" B refers to is "unnatural action" as a single term?

I seem to have been splitting hairs where they didn't need to be, but how do I know to what extent I'm supposed to scrutinize the AC, since we're trained to look out for the smallest details that may be trying to trap us?