got it correct but then got it wrong in blind review IM NOT OKAY

got it correct and was 1 second faster than target time maybe I am meant for this

I just watch the video, but if something is unclear to me then I'll read it over.

If I'm being honest the fact that A said "the only considerations" threw me off but I ended up choosing it anyways because it still made the most sense to me even though it doesn't look like the most ideal answer.

My brain is clicking now I've been getting most of these questions correct and I feel good. Let's not talk about my time though :I

I almost let my overthinking get the better of me and choose another answer but I didn't and I got it right! Life is looking so much brighter

This explanation on strengthen/weaken questions helps so much! Thank you!

This is the first strengthen question that I have gotten right and I felt great until I saw it was the easiest difficulty

I find myself constantly falling for the trap answers in both the weaken and strengthen questions. Does anyone have any tips on how to not fall for traps and hunting for the correct answer for these type of questions?

The Disney argument is the strongest because the premises it provides are "one must either do this or this to get this", meaning that if you do not do one thing to get the Genie+ pass, then you certainly did the other in order to get the pass. The argument provides concrete support showing that the only way Walt Disney got the pass but did not prostrate himself in front of the altar, was by offering goats.

The Tiger argument is the second strongest because it provides the known fact that serves as the premises that tigers are aggressive, meaning they would not be in any a way a suitable pet. The premises for the Tiger argument are not as concrete as the premises are for the Disney argument because they are based on a generalization.

The Trash bin argument is the weakest argument of the three because it is based on more of an assumption than concrete support. The conclusion was based on seeing the fallen trash bin with the salmon missing and the cat being the most believable culprit. The passage also utilized the word "hypothesis" which means to be an educated guess; hence this argument was based on an educated guess.