yeah so literally every option sounded the exact same to me

The markers keep leaving from the video, like I can't directly skip to A, B, C etc. It fixes itself every time i re-open the window, but goes away after each video...is anyone having this issue also? it's getting REALLY annoying

ig not lol

Don't A and D basically mean the same thing? tbh haven't watched the video yet but im disgruntled

Yeah so this still makes no sense why its not E

you're confused im fing confused bro

shotgun a celsius

Agreed! I also think getting a chance to try the question on my own first would really help

For question 5, why is the conclusion "The gods of Mt. Olympus like to eat wasabi" rather than Hermes likes to eat Wasabi?

I'm still really confused about this one--since men's intake of fruits and veggies is not at all mentioned in the stimulus, wouldn't answer E be making an assumption?

By this logic wouldn't 4.1 have two premises?

The amount of homemade jams in local county fairs will most likely continue to dwindle for the population of grandmothers who typically make these is declining, and fewer young people show interest in jam making.

P: For the population of grandmothers who typically make these is declining

P: and fewer young people show interest in jam making

C: the amount of homemade jams in local county fairs will continue to dwindle

To me, both of these premises can independently support the conclusion. The idea of the population of jam makers declining obviously supports this conclusion, but wouldn't the idea that new generations show less of an interest in jam making also independently support the conclusion? Super confused about the one or two premise thing haha!

Two questions:

1. Does the order in which the the premise and conclusion are in matter?

2. Can examples serve as premises? If an example increases the likelihood of something being true, may we define that as "support"?

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