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I would like to report a bug, basically when I highlight a text with the new test taker, it resets my viewpoint of the screen and messes up with my zoom. #canyoufix JY
I chose A and it is wrong. Here is my following analysis:
no matter what the public's opinion is on an issue affecting the public good, that public opinion ought to be acted on, even though the opinion may not be a knowledgeable one
Hector's argument.
Hector: You may be right about what the sculpture's popularity means about its artistic merit. However, a work of art that was commissioned for a public space ought to benefit the public, and popular opinion is ultimately the only way of determining what the public feels is to its benefit. Thus, if public opinion of this sculpture is what you say, then it certainly ought to be removed.
Look notice, how A only talks about the acting for the public good. Public Good is all encompassing. This is Too strong. Public good could encompass, anything.
@Adam Let me look into the Loophole translation drills! This is actually really insightful thank you!
@DaisukeKaga
I saw that you uploaded a screenshot from the WAJ for PT114.S4.Q16. I think you should also include "What made you pick your Actual Answer?", "What made you change your answer in BR?", "What makes your Actual Answer wrong and how could it be a better answer?", and "How can I do better next time?". It's important to self reflect on everything, so you learn from your mistakes
oh will do that!
7sage reasoning structures are good because that's how the tags are formed.
I think I will use it more effectively from now on!
I don't know where you picked up on "the only is a SA and only is NA. few is less than some", but that's incorrect. "The Only" indicates a sufficient condition indicator. Ex. The only way to water your plants is with water: Water Plants -> Water. "Only" indicates a necessary condition. Ex. With water you can only water your plants: Water -> Water Plants. SA and NA refer to Sufficient Assumption and Necessary Assumption, so don't get those question types confused with the sufficient/necessary conditions?
what is the difference between sufficient condition indicator or SA. something I didn't consider.
Few is "Some are AND Most are not". Ex. Few people go to the store nowadays: Some people go to the store (people <S> go to store) AND Most people do not go to the store (People -M> /go to store).
duly noted!
Thanks to 7Sage. I have a water bottle! Tbh would rather like it to help pay for this software instead of merchandise money.