Dang, #4 got me

#5 C looks pretty good, even after hearing why it's wrong :'(

Great explanation but E still looks pretty good.

Explicit purpose: Request help about improving timing

Implicit purpose: Flex a great score

Watch the clock hehehhe, I have no doubt you'll be fine on the exam!

It's a good thing that the real LSAT isn't timed, or my strategy to get this question right wouldn't work...

I see many people now confused why it isn't C

Carefully read the question stem - which provides a basis for REJECTING (not supporting) the claim?

Hmm, i understand and have no questions but feel that: if one tries this on the exam, then one will use lots time. if one uses a lot of time, then one will fail the test.

TT > UT

UT > FT

TT > UT > FT

12/12 and it only took me 90 minutes to read 8 paragraphs >:)

Nearly convinced myself that the 'two million years' date in 'a group of animal fossils, hominid fossils, and stone tools that were almost two million years old' referred only to the stone tools, due to the grammar of the list.

>:(