#feedback I like the highlighted stimulus analysis under the question, very helpful!

Doubted myself on BR, shaking my fist at the sky like an old man

James really sounds like he's worried about his job, yikes dude

5/5 lets go lesson 2 (narrator: this has never happened before and may never happen again)

I know it's been 100+ lessons but this is probably the first time the sufficiency necessity clicked

Almost picked A on BR but wanted to stick to my guns, should have let myself fold

totally missed that the prehistoric creature was a reptile and not also a mammal, that's what I get for reading fast

Sometimes I find it's my own browser and I just have to refresh the page to get it back

started first week of july with foundations, finished in july and working on finishing LR and RC by end of september to take the nov test

Got it right on first try and then wrong on BR, should I be taking it more seriously if I change it during BR? It's only cause I thought it could be another answer.

Yes, the highlighters and eraser on the drill are all they provide. They are not always the easiest to use quickly though so I would practice with them in the drills if they are something you prefer.

For the actual format of the feedback I'm a bit confused. Under Lawgic is it the correct translation and then the contrapositive underneath or are both responses correct?