If I feel like I know what the answer should be after reading the question stem and the stimulus alone, should I still reason my way through each answer option? Or can I just scan the answers to see if one of them matches my initial intuition?

@artimus13 I thought this at first, but now I think I disagree.

The prostration is not actually posited as an alternative prerequisite for getting a pass. It's just posited as a requirement if you do not get the pass on your app via goat offerings.

So, all we know is that members can get the pass, and that they can get it on their app through the goats.

However, we know that members who do not get it on their app with the goats must prostrate before the altar.

Because Walt has the pass, and because has never prostrated, he must have gotten the pass on his app by offering the goats.

The only alternative is that he is not an obedient member of the Disney Vacation Club, but I believe we are being taught to assume this is a universe where all the premises are true.

So, if this is a universe where all members are going to either 1) get the pass on their app or 2) prostrate, then I think the premises provide are sufficient to making the argument strong via valid inference.