Can someone explain how B is not "outside the scope of the argument"? Is it because in weaken questions you have to take it as true no matter how outside of the argument the answer feels? Unsure if that makes any sense haha

So for A and B you said "will be " should indicate that it is wrong because it is trying to make a prediction that we just cannot know for sure based on the argument, but E also had "will protect" what makes it different in this case. I understand why E is right for the most part but that part still confuses me bc I do not want it to cause me more trouble/confusion later on

Need help. I feel like I know it after the lesson but then when I do the exercise I get the suff and necc switched sometimes. Besides indicator words is there anything else I can ask myself while solving the problem to make sure I am not making easy errors?

For example; When I think find the conclusion of an argument I ask my self : "why....." and the premises should help to answer the question if I am correct

Can someone explain why E is not too far outside the scope of the argument. I initially thought it was correct but I thought I was assuming too much. Idk if that makes sense haha.

I was torn between C and E. Originally put C and then changed it to E because I thought C was forcing me to make too many assumptions about the argument. EX: if the pilot ignores the phantom warnings then they will also be more likely to ignore the actual warnings and therefore a crash could happen. I felt like that was forcing me to make more than just the NA in order for it to be correct which is why I then changed it to E. #Help I think I am overthinking this lol.

Need an opinion. I got this one right fairly easily but 95% of the time I skip parallel questions on drills and PT. Do you think I should just focus my time elsewhere? These questions just do not click and I think it is a waste of time for me. Thoughts?

Why is it important to see the word 'only' in the stimulus/answer choices? Can someone explain it to me again?

I got this correct but had my Lawgic wrong. Why is it UTM ---> insight SC and not insight SC ----> UTM