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alyshathomas33259

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Lessons · You Try - Protecting the Freedom to Associate (PSAr)

alyshathomas33259

Wednesday, Jun 19 2024

I second-guessed myself. I thought answer C was too broad and generalized. Rules that are overly inclusive are not a defect!!

Lessons · Lesson 5 - West Calverton Pet Shops

alyshathomas33259

Wednesday, May 15 2024

Hey team,

I am so confused LOL. Why is it important to understand that the two chained "most" claims yield no inference? Why is it irrelevant?

PS —m→ birds —m→ fish

“A —m→ B —m→ C” yields no inferences. This should clue you into the fact that these will be irrelevant claims.

Thank you for the help.

Lessons · Most Statements are Not Reversible

alyshathomas33259

Saturday, Apr 13 2024

Hi Team,

Could someone help me turn this into Lawgic? I appreciate your help.

Most classically trained opera singers can recite the lyrics to Musetta's Waltz and most people who have not received such training cannot. It seems likely, therefore, that Anna, who can recite the lyrics to Musetta's Waltz, was classically trained.

My answer: CTRW --m--> /CTRW

CTRW

A (for anna)

I know this is wrong... Could it be that "Most classically trained opera singers can recite the lyrics to Musetta's Waltz" serves as context and not a premise?

Lessons · Skill Builder - Draw Valid Conclusions 1

alyshathomas33259

Friday, Apr 12 2024

#HELP Could someone explain their thought process behind question number 8?

The explanation says the first sentence doesn't matter to draw the conclusion, but it was still translated into logic... How should I have known?

Study Groups

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Sunday, Dec 08 2024

alyshathomas33259

Another Study Group with a 9-5

Hey team! I'm looking for study partners who work a 9-5 job in Florida or in the Eastern Time Zone (EST). My goal is to achieve a score of 165 and above, and I would love to organize a motivated group of positive individuals to make this test prep enjoyable and help us stay on track, even on our most tiring days before and after work. This isn't easy, but there is strength in numbers!

Admin note: Edited title. Please do not post threads or comments in all caps. This is against the Forum Rules. Thanks!

PrepTests ·

PT148.S4.Q1

alyshathomas33259

Thursday, Sep 05 2024

I was stuck between A and B. Ended up chose B because I assumed "people who participated in last years clean up" didn't mean the same people. Just people in general who participated, which now I see is very wrong.

I discredited A under the assumption that "based on an observation of a similar situation" did not mean THIS similar situation but a different one; the argument did not compare two different situations, so I crossed it out.

UGH, the balance of overthinking...

Lessons · You Try - Rap is Individualistic and Nontraditional

alyshathomas33259

Thursday, Aug 01 2024

Is this a prescriptive argument? The professor makes the argument that rap doesn’t fit the assumption prescribing what traditional music is?