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I put A because the author states beer and distilled liquors only have alcohol as an active ingredient, and alcohol has conclusively shown to be harmful towards health. I guess I assumed that only active ingredients can have health improving effects
How does the company not needing the protection make it have no purpose? The disclaimer could still offer a degree of legal protection even if it is not strictly necessary.
I read this as a strengthen question and it totally threw me off. Pay attention to the question
I totally misunderstood the use of "abnormally' here. I thought it was referring to the fatality# being extremely high in general, that is, compared to all other roads. I did not take it as extremely high for that particular road for that particular year
Got this one wrong because I read ambivalent as ambiguous, and I thought the "might" was too weak to be strongly supportive
For some reason this passage appeared in the critique/debate passage drill so I've already seen these questions
@NunyaBizNiz This gave me a bit of trouble too - I initially took it as "if a crop" or "any crop" in a conditional. A crop is just referential
So if the premise was "Senator Amidala will deliver her speech if the assassination plot fails" would make the conclusion valid?
I eliminated B because I thought it being the alternative explanation for ALL instances of the observed phenomenon was too strong. It could definitely explain many of the instances, but I thought coincidence/ lucky guess could still come into play. I ended up picking E because the main claim was that telepathy is possible for people with close psychic ties - I assumed telepathy and psychic ties were the same thing