Would D also weaken the argument in the sense that it says biology was even worse in preventing scientific fraud through their system of peer review than physics today, so there would be more of a case to have strengthened biology than there is for physics? What if it said that the system of peer re...

Would D address a gap if the logic had been reversed and it had said "If people sympathize with certain creatures they will act on envioenmental problems concerning these creatures" ?

Hey Liu, So this is an inference question. On an inference question, the correct answer has to be true based on the information given. Be careful of any answer choice that makes a logical leap that you can't actually make. For example: Fact: Tommy goes to the movies six days a week Wrong inference:...

Why is the answer B instead of C?

Can someone explain why D is wrong?

I see why E is right. But wouldn't B be a better answer because its stronger and this is a sufficient assumption question? The only reason why I can see its wrong is because it contradicts a premise (the first sentence that says "most" of the apartments have scenic views.

B is a mistaken reversal, correct? When diagraming the stimulus can we automatically assume that checker's motive was to hurt Marty's pizza is the necessary condition simply because it is the conclusion?

Is c wrong because "if the product does not perform" as it's expected is too broad?

Is B incorrect because "no one" has seen groundhogs instead of just one person?

Is B completely irrelevant because we are talking about democracy specifically not being a CAUSE for freedom in the stimulus?

Could someone explain this question please!

Ahhh I missed the "all" in the answer. Thanks a lot!

Why is C incorrect?

I noticed that a lot of the answers is about journalism not being good and deserving criticism. Can we rule those answers out immediately because of that? The correct answer is focused on what good journalism is

I picked C, but was very tempted by B. why is C better than B? What kind of a question is this?

Can someone explain how we can pick A through the context around line 16 please

Why is D wrong? I can see how B is a better answer, but that is the only reason why I picked B over D. Is there anything in particular that makes D wrong?

Is A wrong because Goswami never mentions anything about the average? He could still agree that the average is $29,000 even if the majority in fact make less than $20,000 because there could be a few workers with very high salaries, correct?

Why is C wrong? Is it because the stimulus says there was ENOUGH light to make a reliable identification, but doesn't specify that he necessarily did make a reliable identification?

Why is C wrong?