I've noticed that the full difficulty NA questions are the ones I get right and the less difficult questions are the ones I seem to be getting wrong for some reason. Any advice?

If anyone is still struggling with identifying sufficient/necessary conditions, this youtube video helped explain it in terms that really clicked with me and helped me realize why I got the 5th question wrong in this drill!

"Necessary and Sufficient Conditions | Philosophy Glossary" by Attic Philosophy

A win is a win

Thank you!

In the same boat. We'll get there.

Focus on learning the concepts regardless of how long it takes right now. Increased time will come with practice. You got this!!

I agree with this. The support merely implies the awards for their corporate work and then compares it to Baxe. But the support doesn't elude to the scale of comparison between the two companies. The award could just as well have been won from a community business scale rather than a national business scale. We just don't know given the stimulus - which makes it difficult to rationalize "superiority" as a valid assumption. I understand it implies the comparison to each other for the support in the answer choices, but I worry this will trap me during other questions under the time constraint.

Originally chose B but changed to E in my blind review. I need to focus on the content right now instead of the timer and truly learn the material. Time will increase upon deeper understanding. Blind review has been super helpful!

Following! This is also a question I had.

I get a little confused distinguishing a modifier from an object. In question 3, how would you know "Billboards are the basis of our business" is the object of the sentence instead of a modifier of "declared"

Thanks!