I think that would be a good idea. Personally, I've found that the most persuasive essays explain why the opposing viewpoints don't necessarily follow.

I thought it turned out pretty well, all things considered, but it seems like he got tripped up by his perfectionistic tendencies at the beginning.

To the best of my knowledge, you're confined to using the online scratch paper for the LSAT Argumentative Writing essay.

That's a fair appraisal! I just went with "security investment ----> net loss"

The name "Hawkman II" has indeed aged rather badly in light of recent events lol

You did an excellent job of summing that up!

I made the exact same mistake, haha.

"Intellectually" and "emotionally" help to further specify the sort of maturity being discussed (referencial phrasing, maybe). Intricacy corresponds to complexity, which one of the qualities of good literature and key to identifying the correct answer choice.

I made the exact same mistake!

Based on previous lessons, I just assumed that a conclusion starting with "Hence" right at the end of the stimulus was a faux-conclusion intended to trip up test writers looking for an easy answer.

How can I avoid making that mistake in the future?

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