Good luck tomorrow!!

AC A is basically saying that it doesn't matter if the trial is long (or even short) because the crime happens in the spur of the moment without thought, so the criminal isn't thinking about a punishment/trial or anything. hope that helps a little

I had a similar experience too, the past few weeks I've been drilling instead of focusing on material.I took a practice test last week as have seen a lot of improvement since I started drilling vs spending all my time on lessons. (Although I did finish the LG material but didn't finish LR or RC), but I think drilling from now until November will be helpful. You'll feel more prepared soon, good luck!

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Hey, I think A was mostly implied by Shahar saying that parents expressed concern for their children and most of what Shahar was saying was that children did matter, which was the opposite of the first paragraph claim. I think the answer was C because it was the better answer, in that the last paragraph says that Shahar's work specifically doesn't address the changing perception of the family, which is line 58-60 in the passage. I think this question was mostly making sure you caught that final line of the passage/main point of that paragraph that even though Shahar explains that, they still don't address a main point of the argument in P1.

I hope this makes sense! lol

lol i completely agree, its a LOT of content. I'm debating moving my date from Oct to Nov because i feel so unprepared with the LR, but i did finish the LG section first and do drills daily or everyother day while learning the LR material.