errrmmmm what?

C was the first one I eliminated because when I first read it, it seemed like it came out of nowhere and like it drew nothing from the stimulus. But, obv I was wrong

Does anyone have a tip to go through these questions faster? I tend to get these questions right, but it takes me easily 3-4 minutes for the harder ones :(

I do this all the time too :/ But I've started to I make sure to go into Blind Review and break down each option, writing down why I didn't or did choose it to see what I was thinking while being timed and how to modify this thinking the next time!

i was thinking this too... because that's an assumption on our part that they're telling us to avoid... #help

the way I understood it, it's because "hunting" is modifying other countries. It's not a condition for the size of the population. Instead, it's just stating that the population has changed in 8 years.

#help

on question #2, why isn't J a part of the chains?

Couldn't you that say just like

S --> /A --> /R --> B

you could also make the chain

S --> /A --> /R --> J?

since /R --> J

X and Y are standing in for whatever the content of a sentence may be; it's a formula.

If X (one is a Jedi), Y (then one is a Force user)

X is sufficient for Y:

- being a Jedi is sufficient to be a Force user (it's a subset); you can be a Jedi(X) if you can use the force (Y)

Y is necessary for X:

- To be a Jedi, one has to be a force user (force user is the superset); you can't be a Jedi(X) without being able to use the force(Y)

I hope that helps!