3/5 I'm not upset with that score.

On Q3, I chose A instead of D. Also, on Q4, I chose C instead of D. Those questions tripped me up.

4/5 Q2 tripped me up.

I clicked on B. BR I clicked C. I seen most and dove for that answer first , then I realized we don't know for sure that it will stop the headache quicker but it's at least competitive with the other brand. That's my thought process at least.

0/5 and then 2/5 BR. I thought I understood the question and what I was reading but I was very wrong.

5/5 I'm starting to understand this!

At first I chose D and then BR I chose E and I was correct. I chose E because it mentioned the morale boost of the workers even they they were already motivated.

1122 first try isn't bad. This is a fun game and I see that I am retaining information even though I felt like I wasn't while listening to the modules.

5/5! I'm so proud of myself ! I see the growth!

I understood that Hence, a severe worldwide grain shortage is likely was the conclusion but I did not understand how Over the past several years, increases in worldwide grain production have virtually ceased was a intermediate conclusion.

I understand why the warm sea claim is a subsidiary conclusion after reading the explanation, but I’m having trouble recognizing that structure on my own.

What’s the easiest method you use to tell the difference between a premise, subsidiary conclusion, and main conclusion?

5/5! I hope this is showing that we are improving slow but surely.

4/5 Q5 tripped me up

5/5 180 LSAT HERE I COME

2/5 then BR 1/5 SEND HELP

4/5 Question 1 only confused me because it used furthermore on the start of once sentence and therefore on the start of another . Question two I simply didn't see a indicator so I knew there was no conclusion in that one.

4/5 the first question confused me quite a bit. I seen "that result" and ASSUMED it was the conclusion. That's my mistake.

5/5 180 LSAT HERE I COME