Setting aside the wrong answer choices, is the fact that answer choice A specifies "unlike all other large cat species" enough to choose it since cheetahs are described as "anomalies"?

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I had LR - LG - RC. Overall, I am not too happy with my performance, but that is mostly a result of having to guess on roughly 3 questions, timing became an unexpected issue for RC. The number of questions per passage on the RC was unlike most PTs I have taken. Also, I had a very weird sense of "that seemed too obvious" on more than a few LR questions, I'm hoping I didn't look over any inferences and chose trap answers. For LG, I had 14 minutes to spare for the last game. I felt like I had a perfect score on the first 3, but I wouldn't be surprised if I got -2 or -3 as a result of the last one, even with the substantial time I had.

In terms of advise, I would work on eliminating that sense of "doubt". Trust your preparation and don't spend unnecessary time trying to check if you are positive on an answer choice unless you have ample time to do so. Spending too long an one problem in the early part of a section will come back to bite you when you are faced with multiple challenging problems later in the test that require you to make inferences or read long answer choices.

#help I chose D, perhaps I'm over-analyzing it, but my thought process was that "new customers" means new customers who just "chose a bank" (as stated in answer choice D). Given this, there is no need to offer any special services as they "tend to remain loyal to that bank" either way. B was my second guess, but I felt that there was an alternate scenario where no services had to be offered at all.