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A-wrong, because this is after closure
B-wrong, because this is about safety of nuclear, not these other types of energy sources
C-wrong, there is no reference to public in the stim
D-wrong, doesn't make argument flawed
E - correct, focuses on economic considerations, but these stem from safety considerations
A - wrong because the amount of gas in atmosphere corresponds to vaporization, not amount frozen
B - wrong, doesn't mention anything about direct analysis
C - correct because the order is based on how readily vaporization and there is no substance with an abundance between carbon monoxide and methane
D- wrong because never said this must occur for all planets
E-wrong - no reference of solar system, could be true
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Running out of full PTS - how reliable is reusing an old PT that I haven't looked in a while
Took June but retaking LSAT in october. Started studying again but I used up most of my fresh full PTs studying for June. did really well on practice test I took today but how much should I take it with a grain of salt? Any suggestions for studying with few full length fresh PTs left?
#help I didn't choose A because I thought we were supposed to stregthen that the bird species declines because birds were their predators and damage their nests
#feedback this explanation is lowkey very convoluted and doesn't translate well to doing this question in 1-2 minutes on a real test
Doesn't the phrase "all" seem a bit too extreme? I was drawn away from the answer choice because of this
A - wrong, nothing about self-relieance in the stim
B-doesn't work to justify that oral is better than written
C- wrong, this is too general
D- correct: preference for conciseness over unnecessary elaboration in written traditions
E-wrong, focuses on content rather than method of delivery