i'm about 2 months out from my first test and I'm really nervous because idk if ill have the chance to take it a second time. I'm also going into my last year of undergrad so I'm trying to make sure that I fill out everything on time and keep my mind on the goals I have ahead. Studying has been hard and I'm getting really frustrated because i'm having trouble understanding concepts but in my heart ik my dream can come true. I've had the dream to be a lawyer since I was 13 and honestly 13 year old me would be smiling rn to know that she's still trying to pursue her dreams.

i'm ngl this question is confusing and mapping it was easy at first until you got to the answer choices

i will say this question was tricky, I got caught up in answer choice E and I also didn't eliminate B. Is there anyone that can tell me what can help with second guessing answers because I find myself doing that a lot.

the best way to answer these particular questions is to go about it in process of elimination, also you need to make sure you find the conclusion and the support because that helps you understand the question stem a bit better and will help you arrive to a correct answer quickly.

does the order matter for the contrepositive, I find myslef having the wrong order a lot, and was wondering if the order that I put matters.

I came up with a hunger games example: For one to be from panem then one can be from district 12

P →12 If one is not from Panem then one is not from district 12 /P → /12

I found 5.1 and 5.2 to be tricky simply because its hard to find wear the conclusion begins because it does not really feel like an argument, more like a statement.

I normally despise these questions when I see them, but ngl this really helped me see how to solve them perfectly.

I got tripped up on this one really because I mixed up the answer choices I originally had A, the video defiantly showed me where I went wrong.