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It is saying that the pesticide and glucose are mixed together, though.
I guessed and got it right. I'm still not understanding even after the video explanation.
I was thinking the same thing. I don't know how/where the information in the passage would've been beneficial to answering the question stem.
I'm the exact same way. Most of the time, watching the video explanation makes sense, but then I don't know why I overlooked it the first time.
I had the exact same thought process. I initially wanted to choose D, but then I googled the definition of "emergence" and chose a different answer because I thought it was implying a new idea too.
I'm the exact same way. I'll read the passage, and halfway through, I start to think about everything else BUT the passage. It's hard for me to stay focused and engaged in long, boring texts. SIGH
When doing the PrepTests, I did the worst on RC. I hope to improve by the end of this!
4/5 on medium difficulty, I'm not mad about it. Since these types of questions only come up once every LSAT exam, I'm going to just hope for the best!
I anticipated an answer like E - that the representatives were not being truthful about whether the names on the list were actually in the trade group or not
I really don't understand what the economist's argument is, what they are saying after the "But..." #help
This helped me understand the stimulus! I thought the stimulus was also saying that wheat required excessive irrigation too.. SIGH