After going through all of the core curriculum, I'm still scoring -12 or -13 on LR. Does anyone have any recommendations?
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Isn't AC E essentially saying the opposite of the causal relationship: "All people who have pets admit to feeling happy sometimes." I choose answer choice E because All is more encompassing than Most. #help
Couldn't AC A be addressing that the correlation does not have any relationship at all? #help I understand that the word "many" could mean 1, but what if it said "most", wouldn't that be enough to state that the correlation presented has no relationship?
If C would've said: "Some legal voters are professors", would that be considered correct?
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So the contrapositive isn't going to be the correct answer, it has to be a complete negation of it. AC: A v E
Thank you so much to everyone for your comments! They have been really helpful :)
I'm mostly getting 3 and 4 star questions wrong. The easier questions are all right. > @ said:
Is it because you are running out of time or because you are getting the answers wrong?
For answer choice E, shouldn't the conclusion be translated like as V←s→/OT, instead of the most statement? #help
I don't understand how you translate the conclusion of the stimulus. How does, "there are no edible daises, at least not any that are palatable" translate into D ←s→EP, if we have a conditional indicator?
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Same here
AC C: It relies on evidence that does not indicate the number of people who get insomnia from drinking a lot of coffee. Answer choice C points to the flaw since the stimulus concludes that Tom is most likely an insomniac from drinking a lot of coffee, but we can't know that because, like answer choice C states, we don't have the evidence that "C-->I".
Is there any case where an interjection like the one in the conclusion can be a part of the premise? How can we be so sure that it isn't an additional premise? #help
Isn't hypothesis 2 a matter of opinion? They're assuming that there are a lot of celestial significant directions and that therefore having a lot of stones, makes it probable for one of them to be pointing towards a significant point. That is why answer choice D made sense to me. #help
Wouldn't this question be a SA because of the question stem?#help
Hello! I was wondering where I can view my starred questions? I usually star questions when I'm watching the video explanation for them.
PT 46, S1 is an RC section no?
Would this be a False Dichotomy flaw?
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lol how in the world does this stimulus constitute Communism