Is drilling mode Auto Builder not working for anyone else? I was so excited when this feature came out and utilized it for about a week before it stopped working. I thought it was a temporary bug but I haven't been able to use it for over 2 weeks now. Anyone else?
I am just starting my lessons with Logic Games and I want to know the best method of attack. I know LG allows a lot of room for improvement so I know I can tackle these questions with the right approach.
I have been taking the problem sets untimed because I do not feel like I am capable of doing timed sections yet. Most of the time, I get a majority of the answers right but at double the allotted time. I intend to "foolproof" the games from the problem sets before moving on in my LG studies.
What I don't know is when I should start taking the problem sets under time constraints. I definitely struggle with making inferences. What is the best way to strengthen my inferencing skills? Just practice?
Any other recommendations?
The conclusion of the passage attributes the decrease in cigarette smoking directly to the success of the ads. This conclusion fails to recognize that the increased tax on cigarettes might have been responsible for the decrease. However, we are seeking to strengthen the case that it was the advertisements that led to this decrease, not the tax. AC D takes out the possibility that the decrease was due to taxes and leaves us to conclude any decrease was a direct result of the advertisements, as the speaker is claiming.
Do I have this right? I am trying to say it in the simplest of terms because that is how I best understand.
The author is arguing that the analogy applied to rats does not apply to humans because scientists overlooked that rats in labs overeat. AC A weakens this, saying the analogy DOES apply to humans because they too, overeat.
#help
#help can someone explain to me why A is incorrect? I figured that since the author might not be successful in their lifetime, they would not have to make these considerations about their work and what would happen to it posthumously.