22 min explanation is willlddddd

In these question types, are all of the answer choices given always actually stated in the passage, or is going back and double checking whether each AC is actually something Passage A said, have to be a worry for me? For example, this answer, obviously B would not agree with this, but I did not really find where A mentioned this, so I figured it was a trick answer choice?

ur actually joking

for me levels 1-3 are lightwork, but then when i get to the harder ones i am on a wrong streak, #help

i like that it has lessons to review

This was a great lecture. How do i know which lectures to watch at what time? This one was perfectly imbedded with the curriculum we are learning right now, but for other lectures I could join, how do I know what to watch and when? I see live leture times all the time, but am unsure if they are too advanced/i havent learned the concept yet, etc.

for number 4, i chose B, could another reason it be wrong be that B has the word "Most" but the context said "Many?" Because "Many" does not mean "Most" right?

what if you can't think about the common cause? will we get better over time? with the second example, i personally did not even think about how warm weather could play an impact on ice cream and drownings.

#help, as i am moving along these lessons I am seeing everything piece together, but I am not exactly 100% on all the concepts we've learned (ex: determining the correct logical arguement structues, etc). Do u guys advise its better to keep going and brush up on it later or go back and perfect those skills before moving on?

@Kevin_Lin thank you!

im so lost on this, this feels so complicated. any advice/how do i get unlost?