Tip that I found. Cycle through the choices analyzing just ONE portion of the logic at a time. I found this to be much faster than doing each answer choice one at a time. I was able to get to the right answer purely by identifying that E had an identical "conclusion structure" as the stimulus being, "if not result of X, then result of Y".

This question clicked for me and felt effortless. I was shocked when I saw the spread for the answer choices. I get this "hard" one right in 90 seconds but spend 6 minutes on a piss easy question and get it wrong...

The usage of the word "obtain" is horrendous there. I hate it.

I hate when I somehow negate the conclusion in my head. It happens way too often.

Thermophotovoltaic is almost as much of a mouthful as that dinosaur from the other exercise...

It was super weird reading this. I am participating in an anti-motion sickness drug trial right now. The big experiment was putting a bunch of people with motion sickness on a ferry in choppy water before giving each person a varying dosage of the medication. I got the placebo... They didn't tell me that I did, but I know.

Obviously cheese makes you kinky. Duh.

I'd be down.

I just couldn't wrap my head around the wording of the answers. I thought to myself, "eh, I think B is the least shitty." Greatest guess of my life.