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How can we infer from "provide" that it's a sufficient condition indicator? How can we translate 'unpleasant criticism provides motive' into UPC→M??

It's not counted in one of the conditional indicator groups.

Why should we assume that Ebola is carried via host animals? Can't it be passed by any other means? The stimulus never talks about host animals. So, AC C looks like it's out of context and it forces you to bring your own assumptions from the real world.

Well, now looking again, other ACs also includes information which not mentioned in the stimulus.

What am I missing here?

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As what type of flaw can we classify this question given 21 common flaw types?

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Can't we understand "hunting practices"in AC B as a situation where different tribes hunt many many more or less from one other, rather than understanding it as hunting methods?

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Can we describe this flaw as "red herring?"

Not that easy peasy at all!

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I eliminated D because it talks about "general economy" which I thought I don't know anything about it as the stimulus talks about "relief to farming industry" not general economy. I considered "general economy" too broad that you can't deduce from the only farming industry. (Maybe farming industry makes 5 percent of K's general economy)

Aren't we supposed not to make assumptions?

Or this is a reasonable assumption and how so?

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Aren't David and Lin discussing how much leverage would the company has with perms or temps?

David says, perms necessary because, otherwise, the company would have little leverage.

Lin says the company would have, at least, the same leverage with temps too.

So, they both agree on some kind of leverage but disagree on its amount.

Aren't they?

(To me it seems their discussion is not necessarily focused on whether it should be temps or perms in terms of the company's leverage power, that's why chose D.)

This question is an excellent example showing how background/real-life experiences will help you solve a question--at least for the all utilities included tenant writer of this comment lol

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Can someone help me understand the meaning of "relative" in AC D?

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For question 10, how can we infer "political messages" from the passage?

I read this "Most wild large mammal species today WAS either difficult to domesticate or not worth doing" Omg, I missed that it says TODAY. Since it was difficult/not worth back then, so..... here it goes astray

(At 02:00) How could we assume that small studies would be in the dramatic set? How could they be both dramatic?

The first and second sentences of the stimulus don't mention about anything common? (to my understanding)

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JY says "you certainly can't say plankton is a highly evolved species".

Why not? Isn't that an assumption we bring from our general knowledge?

Maybe, it's a highly evolved species, maybe not?

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Are "creating art" and "artistic endeavor" the same idea that we can symbolize with the same letter "A"?

Can't they be interpreted as meaning different ideas?

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So, in AC D, can we also say that "two different methods of investigation can yield different results." Would this have the same meaning?

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Regarding AC E: How could a reasonable painter depict himself in a battle that happened way before he was born? Wouldn't that weaken the argument?

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Unbelievable! Isn't answer choice D attacking the premise? (which we should never consider)

The premise says most people with pets aren't happier than most people who don't have one.

However, D says most people with pets are happier than most people who don't have one.

D slaps the premise and says you are wrong man! Don't even think about it. Your premise (or subconclusion) of having pets being a cause for unhappiness is not right at all!

I'm confused here. Any help will be appreciated genuinely..