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i live and breathe this test because my GPA is terrible. i get nightmares about confusing necessary and sufficient conditions.
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i spent five minutes on this question because i didn't think it was "presupposes"
@ctchoi97548 this is a case of "most strongly supports" not being "strongly supports"
This is a case of "most strongly supported" not meaning "strongly supported"
Oh come on, I get this right but I get the last question wrong (to the point where I had to use the "ask a tutor" because the explanation didn't even make sense)??
Passage states "Although voluntariness may be entirely absent in the case of an unforeseeable collision with an asteroid, with most environmental, occupational, and other social risks, it is not an all-or-nothing matter, but rather one of degree."
The passage does state that traveling in airplanes is "typically thought to be voluntary" but it does not specify "by laypeople"?
I think this is more so what the author says should be true, not what is true.
Insufficient evidence to make a nullification decision = insufficient evidence of the reason the case was brought in the first place????
"presupposes" is almost always not the right answer and that's why I missed this one
I don't understand how Xavier is agreeing that it was a risky venture? That feels like it requires an extra assumption...
Haha if only