I rarely leave critical comments, but you lost me as soon as you mentioned TERF Rowling. Maybe a better example would be wise.

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This is probably the hardest RC question I’ve ever seen—to those who read this, keep on truckin & don’t be discouraged!

AYEEEE same! We got this :)

Me too! Same mix of nervous & excited. Doing the 7 Sage curriculum has at the very least improved my familiarity with question and passage types.

Glad I eliminated all the others first because getting A right was just that more satisfying.

This one took me a while but I got it. I was stuck between D and B.

my trick was to look for the word most because extreme ≠ on my team.

thank you pookie.

Maybe not the best way to think about it, but when doing questions like this I tend to find the most wishy-washy answer and go for it, and that has nearly always worked.

SAME

wow having a manipulative ex came in handy for this one

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“how dare you piss on the poor” ahh answer from theodora

Answer choice C just makes more sense than the rest, especially with how bogus D is

This took me about 30 seconds too long..but I got it!

FOR REAL

the mini video at the end was so cutesy

anyone else tickled pink by the titles of the questions ever since “you try-intentionally harming a child”

thank you pierce the veil for being my background music in answering this question

Actually yes! I think as you get more familiar with the patterns in question stems, there’s less thinking through that part and more thinking about what the answer could be.

Anyone else look at the estimated time for each exercise/video and go…no way LMAO

For this one I looked for the answer that would absolutely DESTROY the argument made. A fit the bill because it plays devil’s advocate-“well, if you got rid of dairy you would harm your health too!”

this one was a breath of fresh air after the last

when I was barely born, they ruined my eyes

now i cry out

who

who

who

dared to send me

to my demise