I think this is the hardest section I have ever learned because the modifiers can get so confusing.

Does anyone else feel really good when it comes to builder skills but then on practice tests they do so bad.

I understood everything except when it came to introducing Formal Argument 2

so the contrapositive is "If not a mammal, then one is not a cat"

students (s/n) love (verb) coffees (subject)

The strongest argument is Disney, the second strongest is Tiger, and the last is mr.fat cat. How I answered this in my head was that with the Disney Argument, the conclusion was supported by all of the premises. With the tiger argument, in an earlier lesson it was mentioned that tigers are just known to be aggressive and not good to keep as pets. And since this argument was specific about tigers, the lesson from earlier stated that it is known. With Mr. Fat Cat, there was no provable evidence that he was the one who actually toppled the trash bin since the behavior he was displaying didn't tell us anything or lead us to believe that it was his fault.

I am interested!!!

This section makes me feel like I don't know English.