I'm doing my wrong answer journal for this question and now that I've watched the explanation video, I understand why my answer choice was wrong. But, in my journal I can't exactly identify why I chose C at first, and then D during my inital answering of the question and then in blind review. How should I approach this?

I've gotten the last 3 wrong :///

I'm confused on Question 8. I interpreted that in Passage B the author was at the very least a law professor. How can we make the assumption that the author is a lawyer/part of the profession? #help

#help Why is answer choice A wrong? It seems that because Wirth didn't specify "set of genes" that the entire AC is wrong even though Wirth did specify A gene...

#help I don't understand the breakdown of the answer choices. I understand why answer choice A is the correct answer but I want to know why B through E are wrong. I didn't understand the explanations.

I don't get why A is wrong. Wouldn't the assumption be that there has to be higher levels of solenine in the skin of the wild potato and upon peeling it, it would be as safe to consume as the domesticated unpeeled potato? I feel like there is a certain way that I am supposed to be thinking about these questions and it hasn't clicked yet :/

(But now I do see why C is right.)

B is confusing to me. I may be missing something, but how do we know that the source where the gold was coming from was unrefined? When B says "the source" is it referential phrasing to the Senegalese gold? #help #feedback

#help Question 5 confused me. If "dang-tang" is the transliterated term of downtown, how is the answer choice not C? Would it not be written the same way in a different language?

I am literally getting all of these questions wrong and I don't understand where I am going wrong.

For question 18: How is the manual magnetism not an experiment? The passage says that the birds were occasionally affected when they were subject to a magnetic field/magnetic compass. Would that not count as an experiment? I got confused and chose b. I understand why b is wrong (I didn't consider the theoretical models) but for some reason I can't understand why c is wrong.

I'm struggling to do this analysis of the stimulus to get to the correct answer choice. So much of what JY points out in the stimulus doesn't even occur to me when I try the question. How can I get better at analyzing the stimulus?? #feedback

#help I am confused by the English argument. The flaw is well hidden and I don't understand how to spot it in this argument.

In the explanation, why must the two scoops from A overlap one another?

#help (added by Admin)

'What happens if O is not adopted? Then M cannot be adopted, independent of what happens with M.'

Is 'M' supposed to be 'N' at the end of the second sentence?