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I got this right purely from Process of Elimination. No way am i getting this right any other way lol
I disagree with you. There is no connection between Hit and Radio. This should of been a MSS question
I spent over a minute just contemplating whether the answer could be B or E. I didn't feel great about this question....
Moving forward, if i come across a question with two answer choices like this one, I should just select the one that is more encompassing.
On BR, I realized what A was actually saying.... and the key word that jumps out to me is the fact that the conclusion said "DUG".... A tells me that the gold could have easily came from riverbed not dug from the mine. D was a trap answer if you didnt catch what A was saying.
Note to self: read the answer choice carefully. I totally misread answer choice B!!!!!1
EXACTLY ME! If i had known that fraud means you have intention then very easily would have gotten this question correct lol
Terrible question!!!! I knew what LSAC was trying to say with A, but i just could not bring myself to go with such a crappy answer. "several seconds" yeah i walk in and for three seconds i dont notice anything, but after three seconds i notice a large sale sign.... wow very good answer there.... *sarcasm
How is saying something is cheaper the same as saying something is more economical? I thought that was the mistake in the argument.
#help (Added by Admin)
Read the passage TWICE. Yes, you heard that right. Read it twice, but before you say that's ridiculous there's no time for that just hear me out.
The first time you read the passage you slowdown your reading highlighting or underlining key words that are significant, especially emphasizing transition periods in the passage. After you finish the passage, immediately read the passage as second time. But, you aren't really going to "read" the passage. what you are going to do is skim through line by line in a rapid pace, skipping detailed wording and summing up in your head what is is that you are rapidly skimming down. This should take you no longer then 30 seconds. What I found by doing this is that it significantly improves my understanding on the passage structure, almost on a subconcious level. The time you "lose" by doing this second reading is gained back when answering the questions. You will find that the correct answers immediately jump out to you more often and you could be averaging 15 seconds a question.
Let me know your thoughts on this strategy. I know it might be necessarily "new," however I'm interested if anyone else does this?
UPDATE
I actually do this in the reverse now. I find that it helps me with structure. I will literally skim the entire passage for like a solid minute, then read the passage, then answer questions. The 4 minutes you use doing this helped me a lot.
Another reason for question 26 answer choice C being wrong is because it says the writers, producers, and directors have might be minuscule and be of no significance anyways...
#feedbackAnyone else notice this?
Would another good example of a necessary assumption here be "There are other players in the world" since the premises is stating "I am one of the best basket players in the world".#help #feedback
I wanted to pick D, but i dont even know what that means so i didnt go with it
I originally had D, but changed it because I had no idea what it means to be perfect.
I literally picked C and knew what I was doing with the PSA (S→G→RT), but picked E after reading it. I realize that I misread the word sufficient it is saying the measure is sufficent.
Same.