omg I changed it at the last second and originally had it correct.

I understand why E is correct but I still don't really see how A is wrong #help

Took me 2:52 but got it correct :))))

Just to confirm I understand why C is incorrect. C says that "the event will not occur" meaning "the airport will not be built" which is incorrect because the conclusion is actually saying "it is unlikely the airport will be built" not that it will definitely not occur. Right?? #help

UGHHH I HAD IT RIGHT AND THEN CHANGED IT AGAINNNNNNNNNN

I've noticed I am so nervous about answers that even though I get them correct, I am taking way too long to move onto the next question because I am double checking my answer.

I had it correct and then changed it :))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) I-

I had the correct answer then changed it :((((

yay!

Broke my streak :(

don't cry don't cry don't cry don't cry

Lol not complaining but I was doing terrible in this module and then got a 4/5 on this drill....huh lol

Thank goodness, I really needed to get one correct before I ripped my hair out

I'm getting so upset :(

What!!??? How does "qualifies" in this context mean "to put boundaries"? I thought qualifying the conclusion would mean to strengthen it....? I feel so confused omg

I notice I commonly pick the SECOND most popular answer choice a lot. Not just for this section but for many other LR question type sections too. :((((((((

I'm so sad, I originally chose B then thought about it too much and kept flipping between B and D....then ultimately chose D. Ughhhhhhhhh.

Ok so I did not choose D because the answer seemed to obvious....for Necessary Assumption questions, is that what were supposed to be looking for? The "obvious" answer? My brain feels smushed right now. :( #help

I completely misread this question omg...silly mistakes

#help I don't understand why the last sentence indicates that the chain should be drawn from profits increase - congestion decrease. How did we know to put congestion decrease at the end? I put it at the beginning.

wait, so A is correct because she just says his argument is incorrect but gives no reasons or support as to WHY it's incorrect, right? #help

#help I still don't understand how B is correct but I see how the rest are wrong.

Just to make sure I understand correctly, A & D can be eliminated because the things they discuss are not part of the stimulus at all, right? The stimulus had nothing to do with what they were talking about. #help

#help ok just to make sure I am understanding the difference between B and A:

A is saying "the slipped discs are not necessary, but they are sufficient."

B is saying "the slipped discs are not sufficient, but they can be contributable factors since some people have slipped discs and back pain."

Correct?

Can someone re-explain why B is incorrect over C? I am so confused how B isn't correct still. #help