Thanks everybody for your input! Seems like it’s worth taking it the fourth time to maximize my chances

What I like to do when I'm negating ACs such as A is insert the phrase "it is not true that..." before the AC. So if you do that to AC A in this problem, you're basically saying there could be plays that are popular several centuries from now that were not performed regularly during the intervening time. This pretty much wrecks the argument because the argument requires a bridge from "plays being played regularly over decades and centuries" to "being popular several centuries from now." By negating A, you're rendering that bridge useless by introducing the possibility of plays that are popular several centuries from now that were also not performed regularly.

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I picked A but then realized it's just describing a David Lynch movie, not a musical from the 30's haha

When you negate AC A, does it turn into "some crows were among..." or "all the crows were among"?

Additionally, if you remove "always" from AC B, would the answer work?

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I totally feel you, this is my biggest frustration with the test so far

on the timed run, this seems like the hardest question lol

Is it just me or does it sometimes take more effort to read and understand some users' lawgic-heavy comments than to simply read / answer / review the question yourself? Not sure if I should be concerned lol

I am not convinced that E is an incorrect AC. I think it concedes to B since B does a better job of justifying the argument, but I don't really agree with JY's reasoning for eliminating it. "Some circumstances," stated in AC E is just as vague as "other interests," stated in AC B. Additionally, given the context of the stimulus, I would think if you tolerate a regulation, you implicitly support it. Does anyone agree / disagree? Would love to hear why if you disagree.

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How is it not C???

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F* this question

I fell for D too - upon rereading the stimulus, I believe it's the incorrect choice because nowhere does the stimulus specify that limericks are a type of nonartistic poetry, whatever that means. All it says is that they have musical characteristics of language but we don't necessarily know which characteristics so I don't think we can even jump to the conclusion that it's considered poetry (even though our knowledge of the outside world tells us that it is). Super tough question though - hard to resist picking D especially on a time crunch.