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Hi! I'm looking for a tutor who can meet as needed to go over specific questions. When I get questions wrong, I usually vacillate between two answer choices and ended up selecting the incorrect one because of a "problem" I see with the right one. Or, I will select the correct answer only to change it to the wrong one during blind review because I have time to obsess over details. When I go to put certain questions in my wrong answer journal, I realize I still can't fully articulate why the wrong answer was wrong or why the right answer was right, even after reviewing the explanation videos. I'm looking for someone who is able to explain why answer choices are wrong/right in a few ways (differently from the 7Sage tutors) and then answer my follow up questions until it's crystal clear for me. Ideally, I'd pay hourly for sessions as needed rather than having a consistent schedule. Let me know if this sounds like your specialty and something you're open to! :)
I can see why D is the best answer via process of elimination, but when I first saw it, I didn't think it it was a necessary assumption. I see why the correct answer hurts the argument when contraposed but I don't see why it destroys the argument. As another commenter mentioned, I could think of other ways that the planting of trees via this incentive program would reduce native grasses other than the trees being planted where grasses would otherwise be planted. What if trees planted via the incentive system have root systems that destroy native grasses and they are often planted in the same areas? I remember eliminating other answer choices in past NA questions for problems I'm seeing with this answer choice. I want to know if I'm applying the wrong standard to NA questions or this is just a case of an imperfect answer choice and/or my overthinking.
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Diagramming has historically really slowed me down and confused me, to the point where I wondered whether trying to learn it was hurting me more than helping. This was the first time I used Lawgic to solve a question and it actually helped me (1) get to the answer faster, and (2) increased my confidence that I had the correct answer. If you're doubting whether it's worth learning, maybe this is a sign to stick with it a bit longer? Just one person's experience though!
I really struggled to understand why C was a necessary assumption from the explanation video until I read the comment @beyondsudi482 posted above. Thank you so much!