@Lexxe thank you so much that makes sense!!

im so frustrated whenever i get a question wrong i get it right in BR

@ps939 the author is writing the passage. the statement(s) before, itself and after doesn't say this is one specific person's perspective.

@TeklaCo same for me at first. but with purpose questions you have to ask why the author wrote the paragraph relative to the entire passage; what is its role?

@Willyc Thank you I will keep this in mind as I go through these!

@EmeryBeals you dont have to BR if you got it right ?

@WilltheFifth when stating a rule, 'any' and 'all' are pretty much the same. to me, 'all' is more absolute. 'any' and 'all' are similar, but 'some' and 'at least one' do not equate to 'all.'

also - yes the professor was talking about two parlours, but SA questions, like PSA, contain rules. this question and the one before this one are very similar to PSA

i hope this helps

For some reason I'm just missing something with these SWE questions. Does any have any advice or suggestions as to how to tackle these? For some reason I did horribly on this but during the modules I did okay. I would really appreciate any help!

@KhushyMandania thank you for saying this that actually helped me spot B right away after struggling in BR!!

can someone explain this to me like im 5 LOL. i dont understand how this is B at all.

also any tips on strengthening questions would be appreicated!

I do not really understand question #4. This looks like a Most Before All argument. Why does the conclusion have 'some' and not 'most'?

@Kevin_Lin I understand, thank you!

What exactly is the point of understanding these chains? We don't get much time on the test so how useful is this if you understand the S/N clauses and their indicators?