@JohnDemmler Can someone answer this? This is the exact reason why I didn't choose (D). I thought we can't assume that "two objectional characteristics" in the answer choice means the exact same two objectional characteristics in the stimulus. #help

that's a big word for elmo

@SaulMcGill I literally teared up because I get it now

I thought being sentient meant being an intelligent being. D:

@jolie.abdo32 I write what my method of finding the answer was, even if it was wrong initially. This is to track my initial thoughts. Then I say why I chose it. Then I go and try to explain (not in great detail) why the other 4 choices are wrong. If my initial answer is wrong and I change my answer in blind review, I explain why I think my initial was wrong and why the new answer is right, keeping my notes on what were my initial thoughts. Then I rate how confident I am with my answer.

What I like about blind review is that I can write my notes on what my initial method was to get the answer, then my thought process during BR. I like looking at each choice and determine what makes them wrong or right.

I was confused too!