I think the last 5 questions have all been about sufficiency/ necessity confusion, so if you figured that out and that the correct answers basically say "sufficiency/ necessity confusion" in a bunch of different ways then they're a breeze!

#help what is the recommendation on what to do when we run into a an answer choice like E in the exam? I was stuck between D and E and ultimately picked D because E felt like a trap answer, but I did not have the time to properly go through and figure out why E is wrong because I couldn't understand it.

#help When I am doing the questions throughout the lesson, I get about 95% of them correct. Yet when it comes to these drills, I am missing nearly every question. I don't understand what's wrong??

#feedback it would be really helpful to know why/ how these apply on the exam. I am feeling pretty lost.

I agree with you, it's hard to actually grasp concepts without an exercise afterwards. I will occasionally ask chatgpt to create sample questions on each topic which has helped me a lot.