You are overgeneralizing the content of the last paragraph to be arguing something that isn't true given the wider context of the passage. Yes it's true that Mill and Levi-Strauss's views include those ideas that the author mentions in the last paragraph (L53-56), both of which do not apply to Hopi names. However, if you reread the first paragraph, you will see that Mill argued that names individuate people, and Levi-Strauss argues that names describe social relations. Thus, these theories each partially apply to Hopi names, namely the "function" of the names-- a key part of the correct answer. Hope this helps.
Hi- I'm new to 7sage so sorry if this question is obvious or already been answered. For about a month I have been working off of physical PTs and scoring them myself/ blind reviewing. Now that I have recently subscribed to 7sage I'm hoping to take advantage of the analytics by entering which questions I got right and wrong on these tests. Is there a way I can do this? Thanks.
The thing that helps me is to have a habit of when you take your test. For me, I wake up on Saturday, eat breakfast and then take it. Doesn't matter if I felt like I studied "poorly" that week, if I'm cranky, if it's rainy, whatever. I think doing it first thing can head off some of the anxiety and dread that builds up over the course of the day-- you're also hopefully mentally fresher. After I finish my test, if I'm feeling stressed about how it went I take a short break to do something that relaxes me before I BR (only like ~10 min.). Once you're blind reviewing, there's not need to beat yourself up, just look at the test with fresh eyes and remember that this is a learning process. Although I've been disappointed by my scores before, the more solid PTs you rack up, the less any one score knocks you back. It gets easier-- just form a non-negotiable habit.