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@istvanvanvianen330 this is very helpful but there's no way I would even be able to do half of this on the test with my lack of math skills
I may just be dumb ask (most likely) but the way this was worded had me confused on what kind of question type it even was (almost like a reverse weaken question where the answer choice are the thing being weakened instead of the stimmy)
these parallel flaw questions are literally just a waste of time, just doing too much for the sake of it
A is worded like one of those pretentious academic articles you have to read for research papers.....
so we've learned that if we make too many unwarranted assumptions for an answer choice, it's wrong, but the LSAC writers of this question make the unwarranted assumption that people from Singapore of Indian descent eat Indian curry when nothing in the stimulus implies that or mentions it? Not only is it pretty outdated and an outright ignorant, to put it nicely, thing to assume especially for a modern question, but also after over a year of studying it honestly seems they break their own rules for some questions just so people get at least some of them wrong for the sake of it.
this is not even worth writing down on wrong answer journal. 27% people getting it right should be a sign to the test makers.....
“What would you do if when you ok if he said yes would go” ahh question
at least this was an old one. I don't think B would be the right answer on more recent tests for a MSS