Necessary assumption - what must the author agree with. If they don't, the argument fails.

The author MUST agree that they were able to get 10% of signatures otherwise how could the conclusion even have the possibility of being true? There wouldn't be a vote to turn down if they did not attain 10%.

#help Would be nice to get an explanation video that walks us through each answer choice

hmmm after re-reading your comment it makes sense... perhaps it doesn't need to be an industrialized world. But we know for sure they are using a telephone.

Your explanation for D is partially wrong. The passage tells us that "in each case it turns out that the rash occurred on the side of the face which a telephone was held". From this information we can conclude that the dermatologist knows that his patients were using telephones. Thus, his patients ARE the same people in an industrialized world who use telephones.

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@rdhallan331 said:

Focus on quality rather than quantity of practice. For example, do just 5 questions of LR each session but do one question at a time and do immediate feedback loop to spot the patterns for how you could have done the question faster. Also, make a checklist (short just 2 tips) for each type of LR question. I can share a checklist that I found helpful when I took the test a while back. I posted about it over one year ago and three students messaged me this week who found my old post and asked for the LR checklist. Happy to share and give back to 7 sage.

Hey Ravinder,

Would you mind sharing it with me as well, I would greatly appreciate it!

Thank you.