The explanation video for Q11, PTM20 talks about two approaches for solving suspension questions, i.e. knock out and squeeze in. Where in the CC can I find the detailed tutorial for such approaches? Thanks a lot!
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Question 18 initially I didn't get why (D) is the correct answer. Like JY said the evident from Passage A is very subtle. From the 1st paragraph of Passage A, it kind of supports (D), but the author took a different stand on it compared with Passage B
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Key words in Henry's statement " to reduce URBAN pollution..." and the other answer choices don't work.
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Regarding answer choice (C), it mentions "now that the waters are warmer". But the premise says that the water temperature is not the cause. So "now that the waters are warmer" is just there to distract us?
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Q#26, I didn't read the stimulus carefully. It is about "internal relations". Definitely look for the answer from the 3rd and 4th paragraph.
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Premise 1: suspects --> CTO
Premise 2: MS include some CTO
Conclusion: Some MS-->suspects
A--> B (some C)
some C --> A, which is wrong
Can I also say "any" is a sufficient condition marker, and (C) says " any chance", so it is a sufficient condition, not the right answer choice that we are looking for?
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