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Taking in October. Doing great on games, and really love In/Out games. But one of my biggest concerns for test day is that I won't recognize an I/O Game as an I/O Game right away. I say this because there are a number of past games that JY runs as I/O Games (genius), but that others don't run as I/O Games because the cues aren't that obvious. When we're practicing, we usually know it's an I/O game because it's in a bundle or part of a quiz. But once or twice on prep tests, I've hit a game and only a few minutes in did I realize it was an I/O game.
This is a very long way of asking if there is a lesson that I missed, or if anyone has some good cheats, for a foolproof way to spot an I/O Game instantly.
I get that B is the strongest response, but just a general question: I thought we weren't supposed to attack or question premises. But here, one of the premises is that airport expansion is only warranted by an increase in traffic volume. B seems to indicate no increase in traffic volume. So for B to be right, don't we have to question (or in fact contradict) one of the premises?