I found it hard to pick D because it didn't seem like Regina necessarily disagrees that the transportation funds will be reallocated, she just didn't consider that it could be. So doesn't this mean that she has no opinion on that issue and that we can't say it's something they disagree on? Her only argument is that the new revenues won't reduce shortfalls, what if she didn't know or didn't consider the way it would impact the existing revenues?

I don't understand why B is wrong

#feedback Kevin's explanation video is very helpful here, I don't find it very helpful to watch JY's explanations for comparative passages when he's already eliminated many answer choices earlier in the video and you have to hunt through the earlier parts to find any explanation of a specific question

#help I don't understand how we can eliminate D. It seems a reasonable assumption that limericks are a type of poem, and the last sentence says that they are not art, therefore it seems valid that limericks are a non artistic type of poetry. Is the problem in there being a difference between something "artistic" and something that constitutes art?

This is one of my top least favorite questions

#feedback Where is the video explanation of Passage B?

This question is evil

Legally blonde referenced!

what the heck lol

Why is there no explanation for question 15?

Evil set of questions