For #9, I was down to B and D and ended up going with D. In my head, I didn't really see how the raccoon came into play within the passage. What is the raccoon representative of in the passage? The answer is absolutely nothing. This is how it read to me. "A is superficially similar to B, when a deeper understanding shows A is more like C." It's a b.s. answer choice in my opinion. The third party referent does not exist in the passage point blank period.

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If the stimulus said "ad agencies can maximize their profits ONLY IF they gear their ads towards older adults" would B be the correct answer?

I am just going to say it. This is a stupid question that REQUIRES you to make loose assumptions about fat tissue and obesity. I studied journalism in college does it look like I know for certain that fat tissue and obesity go hand in hand? The answer here could've just as easily been E if we're making assumptions now. Fats, carbs, proteins, ALL VITAL NUTRIENTS THAT CAN CAUSE OBESITY WHEN OVER CONSUMED.

went -2 on this section and missed this question lol. Did not see those as "examples"