Do you recommend writing down a very short low res summary in a notebook after each paragraph?

I wish that all stimulus and question analyses after drills were by Kevin Lin. They are so much clearer than all the other analyses.

I get that acknowledging a wrong doing is a requirement for both, but the wording that an apology cannot be BOTH sincerely offered and sincerely accepted unless each person acknowledges it is what threw me off...this makes it sound like these things BOTH need to happen in order for one or the other to happen. This seems to strong.

Also, every single question in this drill, save for one, was a repeat of questions I just had in drills right in this very section moments ago...not super helpful. I choose the fresh questions option.

I got this wrong and was so shocked because I was very confident that I got it right. Then I saw that the question stem wanted the LEAST relevant answer, and I chose probably the most relevant answer....smh. One of my biggest flaws is just staying focused and paying attention to what the question actually asks.

@Jochie ah nice! And yes, I have been picking up on that as well.

The reason that answer choice C on question 2 did not seem like the correct answer to me if because it says the amount of traffic decreased significantly and steadily over that entire 9 year period. And the stimulus makes it seem as though something much more sudden happened right at 1986 that made a significant change.

These questions are definitely much tougher for me to answer correctly than any other type, woof

woof, I'm not going to lie. The conditional logic in the last question killed me...man that was a tough one

@eimanintikhab thank you. Forgot to check back on this, but yes I found it now. So small, just missed it haha

I got the right answer right away(I pause the video at the end of reading the stimulus and try to answer the question myself before listening to your explanation). However, I think that answer E would have been a more tempting wrong answer for me rather than D because one could ALMOST infer that from what they are saying, whereas I don't think one could infer answer D at all because of the words "anyone that asks" .

@Kevin_Lin thank you. However, I don't see a link in the summary for the drill, only to go to the next lesson if I don't feel I need this one.

If I am following 7sage's suggested study timeline for my intended test date, and these videos are all that is in the lesson for the day, does that mean that I am only to be watching the video as the lesson for the day, or should I be doing something like drilling along with them? I understand that I CAN do more. I am just wondering if technically what is only suggested as that day's lesson is enough.

I'm confused. The video says it is a review of everything that was covered in the arguments module, but I don't know what argument module he is talking about.