@bcn I also did this because I need to practice my timing! However, I wonder if it is bad to rely on this method on the exam.

I was between A and D but chose A because of the word "only"

I get why the right answer is right but I have a difficult time completely grasping why exactly E is wrong.

@SethDouglas real

This took me 12 mins of mapping the stim over and over again to understand but I got it right finally!

I got this right within only 24 secs and I tried to think and understand of it intuitively. Also, I tried to identify the subject of the answer choices to see which answers are irrelevant. However. NA have been the hardest for me so far (This was prob the first one I got right) and I don't think I can rely on my intuition as a strategy but I find negating is so difficult for some reason. Does anyone struggle the same with the same thing? For instance, with conditionals I know I need to map it out for certain questions but at the same time I prefer to rely on my intuition because writing it out with various strategies confuses me more somehow...

@bbcream Please let me know if you find a diff lesson/tutor that explains it through this way! I agree with you that oftentimes while quickly glancing at the answer questions, I overlook certain words.