something about this question makes me feel attacked
(C) is the oldest trick in the book. Confusing sufficient/necessary
Wow, I completely missed the part which says that all three countries have been very successful in reducing occupational injuries.
Therefore, (B) cannot be right. Even though the U.S. consists of voluntarily established committees, it is still successful (probably just as much as the other two countries). It's not any more or less effective just because it is voluntary.
Hey everyone, as numerous discussion posts contain study group links that are either expired or just inactive due it being posted months ago, I am creating a new study group on Discord.
The Discord Server will serve as the basis to share tips for test-taking, along with asking members for help for specific questions you're stuck on.
Permanent invite link: https://discord.gg/pjm9EuU5P6
Interested!
Please add me as well :)
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LR seemed easier than usual for me. I usually score a -0 in LG, and I was running out of time for the last game, so I had to guess the last few questions unfortunately. I had 2 RCs, one was easy and one was hard, so I'm praying the hard one was experimental.
Same for me.
If you're referring to RC, I would focus on understanding the passage. Don't rush it. In fact, some passages may indeed take you 5-6 minutes to read and fully comprehend.
You'll go through the questions much faster if you have a good grasp of what the passage is saying rather than going back and forth and trying to read quickly.
Interested, thank you!!
I'm going to score a 162+ tomorrow!
It's becoming more apparent to me when an answer choice is wrong by flipping necessary/sufficient conditions. I easily eliminated (A) and moved on; oldest trick in the book.
Q6 very sneaky.