Please solve these questions consistently. Using forward slash and then crossing out the word, causes unnecessary confusion.

@ResourcefulUbiquitousIntroduction Hey, where should we take the pretests?

@ckelly95 Usually blind review is a second attempt at a question you answered incorrectly to took too long to answer.

This seems to be another intuitive process. If you understand the characters of the sentence and what they mean in relation to each other, you are good. This isn't something to get caught up on! Most of us understand what is going on in each sentence. The point of this lesson, is to know HOW to break a sentence down so that it is easier to digest when confused. No, we will not have the time to do an exercise like this on the real exam. However, if not already, and with practice, your mind will be able to process this info in seconds. I just wanted to reassure some folks! Its okay if the logistics of this lesson are a bit... mind boggling. You likely already know how to do this! I have gotten a tonnn of lessons technically wrong, such as missing labels or combing ideas that should be separate, but I seem understand the overriding point. If you are like me, trust you will be fine!

@Hfa I understand what you are saying. There seems to be a gray area of needing to know background info and not needing to know anything at all. I have noticed that this process is a bit intuitive. There are instances where we need to be able to conceptualize and look at details as pieces to a puzzle (assumptions/inferences)... but there are also times where the situation is more black and white, and there is no need to emphasize or dissect layers. There are going to be times where you simply know that something is true, and you will apply your understanding passively. Please remember that we know that tigers are mammals, but are some ppl that do not know.

@ArianaVerner We understand that tigers are mammals in real life. However, in this context, it is not explicitly stated. Unless stated, we must assume/infer. It is more like an unspoken understanding.

Yes, I've taught 4th grade. I got this lol!

Good Luck Everyone!