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PT123.S4.P4.Q27
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LucasDiblasio
Thursday, Oct 8

I wasn't sure what "qualify" meant in this sense...oops.

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PT123.S4.P2.Q14
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Thursday, Oct 8

Different evidence: language, music and mothers and infants

Different conclusions: whether it's an evolutionary advantage

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PT123.S3.Q22
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Thursday, Oct 8

Last sentence is the key:

"Moreover, the Coffee Shoppe can avoid a decrease in overall profitability only if its coffee sales do not decrease."

Coffee keeps increasing>less profit

No increase in coffee>can make profit (eventually)

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PrepTests ·
PT123.S3.Q17
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Thursday, Oct 8

"balanced muscle development is needed to maintain a healthy back"

So the opposite would be unbalanced, hence B.

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PT123.S2.Q25
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Thursday, Oct 8

Think about it this way: if you're receiving money from sponsorships to produce art, you might be less inclined to make more innovative works. That's kind of how I got my reasoning for C.

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PrepTests ·
PT123.S2.Q21
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Thursday, Oct 8

Woof, POE for this one brings about A.

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PT123.S2.Q19
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Thursday, Oct 8

No strengthen (except). A is talking about past elections, not why they won now. It's irrelevant.

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PT123.S2.Q18
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Thursday, Oct 8

"Nothing brings more recognition than overthrowing conventional wisdom."

Gee, maybe that's a good motivator.

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PrepTests ·
PT123.S2.Q17
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Thursday, Oct 8

WHAT THE HELL DO COMPUTER EXPERTS KNOW ABOUT BROAD THREATS TO LARGE INSTITUTIONS?

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PrepTests ·
PT123.S2.Q6
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LucasDiblasio
Thursday, Oct 8

FML

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PT123.S2.Q5
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Thursday, Oct 8

B basically weakens the connection warming and gases have.

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PrepTests ·
PT140.S1.Q17
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Monday, Oct 5

I'm actually surprised so many people had trouble with this one.

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PT106.S3.Q4
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Sunday, Oct 4

How tf is this a L3 question?! 😭

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PT146.S2.Q19
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Sunday, Oct 4

No, this is overly complicated and a bad use of AI. Do better.

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PT146.S1.Q21
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Sunday, Oct 4

They give you a sheet of paper on the actual test. I HIGHLY recommend writing this out and comparing it to the choices presented.

Stimulus:

Most>c

All>s, o, or both

Some>c, s and c, o

Correct answer E:

All>s, t, or both

Most>c

Some>c, t and c, s

The same thing, just with the first two parts switched.

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PrepTests ·
PT105.S2.Q23
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LucasDiblasio
Sunday, Oct 4

I was going to go with C, but checked out E. I'm not so sure with C's certainty. E just makes sense.

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PT105.S4.Q24
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Sunday, Oct 4

Develop values means gaining through own efforts rather than being handed them by an external force. Hence, C.

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PT114.S2.Q23
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Wednesday, Sep 30

To simplify:

A view is universally rejected

Another attack is launched on the view

The attack isn't a good critique of the view

Therefore, the view is more plausible than before

Weird logic, right? Whatever, C is the answer that follows this structure:

Bicycle engineers reject aluminum as a good frame compared to titanium

An engineer attacks that view

He's confused on something (faulty)

The view on aluminum makes more sense (more plausible)

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PrepTests ·
PT129.S1.Q25
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LucasDiblasio
Wednesday, Sep 30

I feel like I've heard of this kind of story before...

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PT130.S4.Q16
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Wednesday, Sep 30

Industrialists view problems simply and this works

Farmers do this and create more problems

So, farming problems should be viewed complexly rather than simply, hence B

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PrepTests ·
PT130.S1.Q26
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Wednesday, Sep 30

Counterexample: wolf example

conclusion: animals don't have rights

premise: only humans beings are capable of obeying moral rules

This is what A is basically

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PT131.S3.Q23
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Wednesday, Sep 30

"self-contradictory"

"one cannot predict what has already taken place"

B tells of this impossibility the stimulus mentions

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PT135.S2.Q23
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LucasDiblasio
Sunday, Sep 27

sigh

B: wrong. We don't know that.

C: wrong. Most? We don't know that.

D: wrong. They thrive only in this environment? No, too extreme.

E. wrong. The waste product doesn't ensure shit.

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PT102.S2.Q8
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Sunday, Sep 27

I was between A and E, but chose A because E believes that biting is effective, but we don't know that. A is more neutral.

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PT140.S3.Q26
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Sunday, Sep 27

New treatments! Yay!

Oh no! Those new treatments can increase the probability of someone getting infected!

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