does anyone have any tips for how to map these out faster?

I did not pick C because it said "larger" sea animals. The stimulus never explicitly says that zooplankton is larger than phytoplankton...am I supposed to make this assumption? Wouldn't I have to use outside knowledge about the food chain etc to make this assumption?

why is it relevant that 2 of the codefendants share the same legal counsel? given that defendant 1 and 2 share the same legal counsel, why can't the court first question defendant 1 with legal counsel, then defendant 2 with the same legal counsel? this would not violate the rule that answer choice B sets in place.

im confused why D is incorrect. i thought that since all recent undergraduates consider salary (like the question states) and vacation policy (like the question states), then D should be correct. A-->B and A-->C so A-->B. A is recent undergraduates, B is vacation policy, C is salary. What is wrong with my logic? Am I wrong because answer choice D says "all people" instead of "recent undergraduates" ?

anyone have tips on how to get faster at making chains?

#feedback the audio is not great

when should i begin drillling (in addition to the drills already given in the study schedule)? should i finish the entire study schedule and then drill? should i be doing drills in addition to the ones given in the study schedule?

can someone explain why D is wrong but C is right?

#feedback the audio and handwriting is not great which makes it harder to follow along

so should i be writing out each answer choice for this problem because all the answers are so similar? or am i still trying to do all this using intuition for timing purposes