2nd this

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did you by chance get a better understanding as to how the negation of relationships applies to any portion of the test?

thanks

where on the test will we run into this and are there any specific problems or question types that these processes can be applied?

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BRAD, blink twice if you're in danger.

came to the comments to validate this thought.

how is one able to make the inference that the wood boxes are the second best option, let alone any more or less concealing than the open grass land?

the phrase "almost certainly" is essentially guaranteeing a win where C is a prediction. the prediction still leaves room for an alternative outcome to occur where the conclusion in the argument leaves far less room for an alternative outcome to occur.

second this question!

use the arrows on your key board

It would be immensely helpful if we could view the question and answer choices in a quick view tab, much like the RC sections.