I picked E. The question stem was written differently for sure. This is the first time I have encountered a question stem that switched gears like this.

I think you are taking a good approach but I would eventually start watching videos about the questions you get wrong or were not sure about ONLY. I think the main reason (at least in my case) is due to time. If I had infinite time then I would watch every video 10x. I think I would rather spend extreme amounts of time learning everything I possibly can about the really hard questions than spending loads of time watching videos about questions I found to be easy. If you get the hard stuff correct then the easy stuff will follow... or so I think.

I noticed the assumption. He wrote "MALPRACTICE" on your document. Wow.

I got this correct but I will say the word "compatible" makes things a little different IMO. At least the way I get my impression of the answers is changed by that word.

A is a pretty terrible answer choice to be putting on the test. In my world... ecclesiastical = church

I understand why this question is correct but I will not be able to understand this much language under timed conditions. If you want to guess.... B is the only answer choice using the word "some." Some is broad... its good... hard to be wrong. If you have B left over and another answer choice.... the broad answer choice is often correct. It isn't 100% but on these hard questions it could really be the difference maker. Pick the broad language on faith and move on for the easy stuff.

I understand this question but I hate the wording. It was a tossup between D and E. If you read D it tempts you to think that maybe money is created out of thin air by creating more construction projects and so the $600 million is irrelevant somehow... yet the answer isn't satisfying. E is majorly different in that the refund to the taxpayers is still occurring - this the tiebreaker... BUT it doesn't actually say it that the refund occurs in the answer. Seriously fuck them for not saying the refund occurs in E. I understand there is enough evidence to know that the refund occurs from what E says... but that is stupid how they word it. Give me all the facts clearly so I can logically reason. Referential phrasing bullshit

I see why D is correct and I almost picked it. I don't know why I picked C... it kept speaking about financial matters in the stimulus and I knew that this was one of the hard problems...

Another way of getting this question correct is by recognizing it is a science passage and being a Biology major and knowing that all Hominidae are Chordates. Chordate features: notochord, post-anal tail, pharyngeal gill slits, and nerve chord. Pretty tricky without that though..