I have the same issue. The previous video got me confused because I knew some correct answer choices in SA use necessary indicators. It is a little odd how he didn't mention there were exceptions in the previous video.
I believe (C) isn't wrong because of that part- that part is actually fine, but because of "deliberate distinction of intertribal and traditional dances."
In mentioning "old news," the passage is actually referring to"speeches given at the beginning of powwows in English," not the part where it says, "distinctions Native Americans make between intertribal and traditional dances." The author actually doesn't think of this distinction as "old news," but as important. They state, "What is important to note," as a contrast to the old news of the English speech.
Hope it makes sense!
Hello, I want to be able to take a PT and, like the real exam, do all four in one sitting without doing Legacy mode (all four graded). Legacy grades the experimental and I was wondering if I could do experimental ungraded in digital mode. Thank you
I think the problem is moreso that road maintenance is already being paid for by low-income people- the policy change doesn't change how much more they're paying. The stim doesn't state or imply that rock salt will cost more maintenance money. It could be that a low-income person pays for road maintenance the same 5 years ago than they would when rock salt is added to the mix.
(D) is better because it states an actual effect of the introduction of rock salt as burdening low-income people. If they are more likely to buy an old car, and old cars are not as protected from rock salt as a new car, then this new policy change would corrode their automobiles.
I misread "sell" in AC A as "purchase"... what am I doing with my life
Chose [D] because I assumed people passed away on impact and hospitals were irrelevant