#help 

I was stuck between B and D on the actual take and ended up choosing the wrong answer. I want to know:

• What makes D an attractive trap answer choice? 

• I thought that the term "overly simplistic" was reaching so didn't pick it. 

I find that this is a common scenario where I end up stuck between the right choice and the trap answer. I am having difficultly understanding the route of this and how I can amend it. Any #advice? 

@Trying2Learn This was SO helpful for anyone who is still confused! Reading this really made it click why it couldn't be "even" for the reasonableness

I got this right, but felt like I spent too much time diagramming and then reading each to catch the little details (Like D's missing "handwritten cancellation"). I feel like the diagramming helped me catch the small errors like these, but does anyone have any tips for speeding up on problems like this?

@rbahu Thank you! Did you find it was helpful to specifically drill conditional logic questions as well? I am wondering about what tags I can select when drilling to best access the types of questions I am looking to work on.

^^ same! I have been searching through the core curriculum again, but am looking for something that will help me start to break through on these questions