I need a little more explanation for #5?

I got number 4 wrong and all the others were correct, I still haven't figured out what tripped me up so bad on number 4. and on number 7 they really went around in circles, but I was able to depict premise and conclusion, within the confusion.

at 9:06 I think the narrator meant to say, it cant be an assumption. They instead said "it can't be a conclusion"

I did not answer the question stem, pretty much guessed the rignt answer. The first sentence in the stimulus, read like the company has no qualified candidates for the new position.

for #4, Indicator (No) group 4 negate and make necessary I chose to negate Invited (/Invited). because I felt it worked better with the rules given . and RSVP had not infront so technically it was already negated.

So I got:

/RSVP---------> /Invited

/RSVP(r)

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/Invited

E seemed like a more concise principle for the stimulus. ie. The hospitals purpose was to serve the public, the staffs purpose was to gain some sort of selfish purpose and both needs were being met.

I need help! the stimulus was a difficult read for me eventhough its short.

Love the motivational pieces, I just wonder why no one shares the original score?

question #3 has "only" which falls into group two. so shouldn't it be

wm-------> oms?

B tricked me with grammer, there was a must which indicated necessary.

This was my answer for Q2: (otherwise)- refers to the phrase (In rejecting the plan proposed by parliament to reform the electoral process, the president clearly acted in the best interests of the nation.). Meaning the people who does not agree that the president acted in the best decision should pay more attention, because the president made his actions known to the public.

I do not understand how the answer provided gives clarity to the meaning of the sentence. It just doesn't make any sense to me that "acted" is referring to the same thing as "this decision".

("acted" and "this decision" refer to "In rejecting the plan proposed by parliament to reform the electoral process"

"otherwise" refers to "not-the president clearly acted in the best interests of the nation")