Any official PDF answer and explanation to this one? I had some trouble with this one.

So, I narrowed it down to C and D. I see how D is correct, but why not C? It seems like the politician claims something is not true (the 3 percent increase) by bringing up examples of how it has been not so with the much higher increases in the things he listed. I do see how it is a small sample, so...

Thanks!!

I can't get question 5 right. If I put L in 3 and L in 9th, this would give me the maximum separation?

Wouldn't JKLJMKMOL work?

Oh boy, no wonder why! haha I was looking at the answer choices thinking, gee there are 2 or 3 that or correct what the hell? This is probably why I am stuck in the 150s.

I narrowed it down to B and E. Is B incorrect because it says people who have not heard of rather than people who are not classical pianists and have not heard of? I crossed out E because to me this was right in the argument. It said the vast majority of people who are not classical pianists do not....

Sorry for taking so long to respond. I can see why B is incorrect since the argument says people have never heard of CS and that others do not recognize her works. It never makes the leap that B does. I still don't see how E is correct though. I get your NYC example, but the text in the argument is ...

I had to read that stimulus maybe 30 times to realize the premise in the argument was different from what answer choice E said. What if answer choice B said ignores the possibility instead of presumes? Could this be more plausible then. The word ignore in front of E is something I missed when readin...

Ok, I see your reasoning. I just don't get how B does not work as well.

(B) has a conclusion that matches the evidence of the stimulus. So, not the answer

Doesn't this mean it still has the same erroneous reasoning?

So, on these tougher questions particularly in the teens or 20s, if the structure matches and you are down to 2 answer choices it is a good idea to see if the answer choices actually have a flaw or sound logic? I noticed that if I pick an incorrect answer it is because I picked something with an ide...

This game is driving me mad. I started it off quite similarly to the posted diagram. I made 3 diagrams to outline 3 scenarios. One where P and T are connected, one where P and V are connected, and finally one where this is not the case. This worked well for the first three questions. Despite the exp...

I have the same scenario as the one you posted as my #1. Then my second one looks the same as the one you posted except I have T with P. So under P, I filled in a T and took out one slot since V can't go in. Under T, I also put in a P. Under V, I took out one slot since P can't be there. It's the sa...

Hmm, I am going to give the Logic Challenge one a try since it is similar. The thing that worries me about these games is that they are so rare they are bound to pop out again. I believe a lot of people consider them to be mapping games. I took a second look, and I am doing alright. It's just it is ...

Can someone who got this game upload an explanation with a diagram? I am struggling on these mapping games. I only got the first question right from this.