Thank you for this!

Guess I'm not getting any NA right on the test either lol

Update: Yeah, never mind. This was pure luck. I hate SA.

Why did I find the "hardest" difficulty question the easiest out of all SA so far, but severely struggle with the 1-4/5?????? Makes no sense.

I think it's a mental thing. When we do them during the lessons, we have fresh knowledge in our brains. When we come back for drills, it's older knowledge, plus answering questions back to back to back. Practice, do blind review if you're unsure, and just keep going! Also remember, it is okay to get questions wrong if you know what you need to improve on and learn in order to start getting them right. Don't feel bad, you got this!

Update: the rest of this section I still did decent. So this question was kind of a fluke lol. More practice is needed!

I have not been doing the charting or alternative hypothesis strategy either, and this section has been decent for me. Not the best, not the worst. I usually look at the premise for weaken, but the conclusion for strengthen, and it has pretty much worked out. If your own strategy works, why change it?

I actually did guess something extremely similar to C upon reading the stimulus. I haven't been doing the charting or alternative hypothesis for any of these, and have been doing decent on this section. But with that, I do not see how C was something that we "probably didn't think of". I usually do not see the common sense in any of these questions lol, but this one felt very obvious to me. Hopefully it carries for the rest of the "non-causal" questions.

OMG, I'm featured in a question!