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👥 Study Group Name: Philly LSAT
🔢 I'm currently scoring: Low 150s
📆 My planned test date: April and/or June
📈 To study, I have been: Reading through the LSAT trainer supplemented with the 7S core curriculum, drilling, and PTs.
🔑 My goals for this group are: To hold each other accountable and share insights.
🔍 We'll focus on: Literally everything. My weak points at the moment are flaw LR and getting LG diagrams perfected. RC varies greatly but I am focusing on the LR and LG at the moment.
📚 When and what we'll do: I am open to meeting in person, over Zoom, or having a group chat.
✅ How to join: Comment below or send me a private message
I settled on B, but answer choice D was very tempting. JY skipped over the answer, so I am going to try and go through my thinking process when I was considering it.
I read it as though the humans built these boxes, and therefore, most of the habitats are filled with box nests rather than woody vegetation or open grassland. This would be why the common eider most commonly selects the boxed nests...because it is the prevalent option. But with that, there are too many assumptions for it to effectively explain why they choose them.