this question was so easy but only bc i spent another minute reading the passage lol i need to improve my memory

@calliekoskovich i typically watch but up the speed so i dont feel like im wasting time lmao

man oh man

@notsurewhyimdoingthis yes! if you refer back to the lists we got at the start, they were:

Perspective-Based styles:

• Critique or Debate

• Single Position

Engagement-Based styles:

• Phenomenon-Hypothesis

• Problem-Analysis

• Spotlight

Some passages can have a style from both.

@Hanifa i think this too! i imagine the teacher in this video already read the passage so he knows what comes next. but to me, this paragraph in isolation definitely seems like the author is making a claim. i think people can argue if corp are or are not people, i personally don't disagree w the author but i imagine some people could.

@marishahin lol

@yam true

@edzeppelin11 yeah it is. i assume it calculates it that way since we're answering the questions in isolation

with these videos, it def makes answering these questions a LOT easier/helps my understanding. i do think thats largely bc we're doing these question types in isolation w these drills, i can see how hard this would be moving from one type to another constantly throughout the test

@McKayB87 it's the blue link embedded in the word "drill"

@TrinidadSilva good luck!

@no-coconuts for me, answer choice E felt like something that was explicitly stated in the stimulus and felt less like an assumption. Also answer choice B (correct answer choice) doesn't overestimate the power of the stimulus, and simply sticks to "does not have to be indifferent."

i think lawgic will never make sense to me/doesn't seem to make things either. i just straight up interpret sometimes and try to answer from there.

@ZakariaHakim thank you! this is really useful

@KaylenRodriguez i thought i was being harsh thinking that i hated his explanation for B, but it did lowkey pmo as well

okay so he only makes sense of all this by mapping it out. we don't even get notes the day of (for these sections, not essays) so we're expected to do this in our heads? i am certain there has to be an easier way.

@EDobbs24 lmao real

yeah imma take the gamble and not watch the rest of this video. why overcomplicate things for my brain?

why do lessons alternate between vids and articles? vids for the win.

maybe the lessons have been working, but in this case the lawgic def overcomplicated a concept that made complete sense in English.