Necessary assumptions: needs it, without NA, argument falls apart.

Sufficient assumption: proves it. If SA added, argument guaranteed to work= seals the deal

@justin.w.bridges I was so happy too! Then sad because reality is i get most of these answers wrong...but hopefully with practice, we will get it right every time!

@kingroseyyy when you stated the small companies won the prestigious awards, I was able to understand this so much better!

Thanks

I already postponed my test for October... so stressful, cant get past the 140s

1 out of 5 :(

im so bad at this

agh...they got me again! :(

wow, great explanation!

That was a great message! Thank you. I'm not taking the test until Sept/Oct, but I tend to be hard on myself, and I appreciate the strategic plan to not allow a low score define you, and instead stay committed to learning from the mistakes and keep moving.

I'll be trying this out 100%. Its forcing the brain to retain the complex text through imagery. Takes me to my childhood of great imagination

Hi Kevin!

Damn, got this wrong twice! But the video did say this was a hard one! I will try to understand this tomorrow with fresh eyes, because honestly this first question had me stumped. But it was interesting to see the breakdown explanation after