One assumption is that sad scenes make the most touching movies. You could argue that other movies could appeal to a completely different set of emotions and be just as touching if not more so than Avatar.

Yo, I was just stuck trying to figure out where the dripping water was coming from, lol. I drew a map and everything. Turns out, that had nothing to do with any of the answer choices.

Moral of the story: don't focus on the details of a question so much that you burn through your time.

It literally took all of my brain cells rubbing together for me to come up with the correct response for this question. What a mind-Fu$%. This might be one of those questions that I'd skip because it took me so long to get it.

[Cries in poor]

That's amazing. You guys are out here doing the Lord's work.

Dat.

Dat right dere.

#Help

...But you can dump food...?

That's what got me on this one (Crying Emoji)

This question F-ed my mind up for a good tens of minutes. It might help to focus on the conclusion and work your way backwards:

M has x2 as many cans as L (So if L has 10 cans, M has 20 cans)

Why?

Because all of the cans in L are recycled into M (50%) + M also has a new batch of aluminum that makes up the other 50% of its cans

Assuming no cans from L were lost in the recycling process, this argument is pretty valid.