I'm confused as well, but I think if you combine the last most statement and the all statement you can arrive at a most conclusion. If most dishes are offered on the lunchtime special and all dishes offered on the lunch time special are written on the chalkboard we can make a transitive inference. This is because the all and most share a common term, and the common term is the sufficient condition for the all statement and the necessary for the most statement. I arrive at the conclusion most dishes are written on the chalkboard. How did you arrive at some dishes written on the chalkboard are on special?

Would you agree that if even if is not at the beginning then it does play a role in the argument? PT 46 section 3 question 24 has even if in an answer choice A, but its not at the beginning of the sentence. IMO the role it plays in the argument is that it says something is not necessary for the argument. What are your thoughts?

A threw me off because I'm used to if introducing a sufficient condition so I interpreted A to be saying even If stop believing then exist with the CP being not exist then not stop believing. Because not existing needs to be our conclusion or judgment it must be on the necessary side. But since not exist ended up on the sufficient side, I was confused and guessed since the other AC's sucked. Even if basically says that something isn't required for an argument placing it on the necessary side instead of the sufficient

Are you completing all four passages? What do the analytics say about your missed question types? Is there a massive difference between your Blind review scores and regular scores?

Probably best to focus on the "stupid mistakes." They might not actually be stupid and they might suggest a flawed understanding of a concept or a tendency to fall for certain trap answers. Overall, probably best to focus on RC and LR since they have the most questions on the test.

I think it depends on ur PT scores and what you are missing. If ur scoring 165+ you can probably drill more difficult questions. IMO I think its better to stick with easier/ medium difficulty questions. There's only so many hard questions out there and you don't want to burn through them.