Here's the source of my confusion with the given explanations for why answer choice (C) is incorrect: does ~healthy necessarily imply unhealthy?? Can't something be ~healthy but still not "unhealthy" (ie, harmful?) How about celery? Eating celery provides neither nutritional value (in any ...

I chose answer choice (E). Could you please tell me what I'm missing here? The conclusion of the stimulus states "So clearly, no one should ever follow any recommendations by these experts " Yet, answer choice (E) states that "the stock portfolios for which the guests were consultants...

I eliminated answer choices (C), (D), and (E) fairly easily. However, when down to (B) and (A), I failed to distinguish between the two answers and guessed (incorrectly) for (B). (B) states: "Records of asthma dates are as accurate for the past twenty years as for the past ten years." I do...

I'm not sure why the answer to this question is (A) rather than (E). While it is true that the author goes to great lengths to confute the critics of his particular geographical perspective (ie,... "forests, in particular, had been altered to varying degrees well before the arrival of the Europ...