"On score release day, you’ll only get the following from LSAC:

Your score (120 – 180)"

I'm an international test-taker. Does this score refer to the scaled score which law schools would look at?

I don't understand why E is wrong. I didn't see E as ignoring the fact that the students expressed a preference. What I thought was that 'preference' does not equate to choosing someone on the basis of that preference. Just because I prefer to do something, doesn't mean I'll NECESSARILY do something? It could be that the person chosen in the poll was just someone the students thought so well-suited to the job of president that it overwhelmed their earlier-stated preference.

I'm Singaporean. My time has come.

Can someone explain how distorts "history" is equivalent to distorts "historical awareness"?