Wouldn't the word "obligated" suggest that it is a duty? It's why I went with answer D for this question.

Don't let nerves get you! Practice being in control. Your mindset has to be focused on "winning". No matter what you are studying or working on up until September. This test seems to favour those who are prepared, but also those who can handle a challenge and keep there head. Keep working hard! I just scored poorly on a practice test and I was very frustrated for a moment and realized that I have to regroup and take time to break down my mistakes.

I see now why the answer is D. The Premises do point to an overall preference of expression over verbosity, essentially saying that oral is better than written. But in answer B, I still found that answer very attractive because "communicate efficiently" I felt linked up to oral traditions promoting getting rid of what is useless and irrelevant (last sentence) which can be seen to be equivalent to becoming more efficient.

I used the "negation test" on this question and came up with E. I have trouble a lot of times with these sort of questions both necessary and sufficient assumptions. So when I used the negation test (which I find may save some time on test day), I negated E, which would say Shifts in Point of View, DO serve literary purpose. Which makes the conclusion fall apart. Thoughts?

Thanks a lot. Appreciate the advice.

Mark

I am curious about this question. I got slipped up with the rock response, because when they say rare type of rock. To me it still doesn't imply that they originated together. Because you know, "who know's how the rock got there" the genetics seemed to me, a stronger response because it implied a relationship between the people. That really connects them to each other. Like they could have been from the same family tree and they originated from this one family that lived on the super continent and then the continent split.

Where do I find the rare LG types on 7sage? Are they grouped somewhere on the website?