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I think the main deal of this question was just realizing what the conclusion of the passage was.
I struggled between A and C for so long even though I knew A helped provide evidence. I still chose C but I should have just gone with my gut quicker.
I got this one right but I don't understand what I'm doing wrong on the others of similar difficulty. It just seems like some questions you naturally get and others you don't.
Do you have to be born with the ability to get 4-5 star difficulty questions consistently?
I looked up an explanation from another source cause I wasn't satisfied with this one. It basically said that the chain is
Praise/blame -> know alot -> no free will.
This is Tolstoy's claim. We want an assumption that makes us reject this.
Answer C alters the chain to
Praise/blame -> know alot -> free will
That's why it's correct.
I've heard that 7sage isn't great for the 4-5 star questions and I'm starting to see why. I need to find some other source.
I wonder if all of these types will be similar. It can't just be "here's two photos, find the difference between them".
Beginning to think I'm not going to be able to get the score I need to get on the LSAT.
I've gone from a 95% accuracy rate to like 50% the last couple sections. So frustrating.
I get frustrated when I get these right now cause I know it's not one of the harder difficulty questions. Sigh
Some day I'll be as confident on 4-5 star difficulty as I am on 2 star. But it is not this day.
I hate that I can guess the difficulty of the question now before I see it. If I get one right I'm like oh that must have been a 3 or 2 star. The 4 and 5 stars kick my ass. Ugh.
Bro no one talks like that. These writers need to touch grass. "did not obtain"?? get out of here.