Good news, the answer is B!

Hi, I was just wondering how one would go about writing the conclusion out as a conditional statement; conclusion being, "As a result, few serious ecological problems will be solved unless the solutions are made economically enticing." I was thinking few could be turned into more than few ...

We are asked to find direct support for a statement about how the critics viewed Tutuola's work. The main purpose of the passage is to act as response to the (undue) criticism that Tutuola has received. The criticism being: Tutuola takes too much liberty with works that aren't original and he uses l...

I didn't see an explanation for this one so figured I'd give it a go. P1 - testosterone protects brain cells from injury + reduces levels of protein B-A P2 - B-A causally contributes to Alzheimer's P3 (int. conclusion) - people whose brain cells are susceptible to injury are probably more susceptibl...

I'm still very unsure of AC B. I saw that B fit into the sufficient condition like this: ~ believe others distrust --> confidence in one's own abilities --> confidence in the trustworthiness of others --> see challenge. I can't figure out the fine point of nuance between confidence in trust...

I'm having trouble eliminating B-- I see why A is the correct answer, but I see B in the same light. Wouldn't it strengthen the argument if native salmon also compromised two populations that didn't interbreed, giving claim to the fact that the environment is really hardy and really shapes the fishi...

I was down to A and E, and I chose E. I read the thread a few times over and I'm still not getting why A is correct, mostly because I'm unsure of what it means. Can A be ruled solely on the basis that it's talking about increased level of acidic rain when we are only concerned about decreased amount...

Just wanted to add my 2 cents to this... I went back and forth between C and E during practice and review and it was spectularly difficult for me to choose between the two- I inevitable ended up choosing the wrong one both times because of reasons already mentioned (grantspam2). This thread has been...

11. (A) Question Type: Inference (8-11, 25-39) (A) is promising. The first bit is describing secondary substances. I know they play a role in evolution, but do they play a vital role in plants’ lives? Not totally sure. Let’s keep it. (D) is out of scope. When did we ever talk about plants evolving ...

The primary purpose of the passage is to: a) illustrate the wide range of Tutuola's body of work b) explain the significance of the literary genre of the folktale and to defend it as a valid art form c) provide an account of Tutuola's body of work in order to help establish appropriate criteria for...

I'm having a hard time understanding why B is the answer (I incorrectly chose A). A: My understanding was that urine proteins in rats work with the sweetener to form the crystals, and if mice don't have that protein then it would make sense that they don't get bladder cancer, since the crystals that...

I'm surprised more people didn't have an issue with this one. I spent far too much time on this and still got the question wrong :( I had it narrowed down to C and D... and just picked D after essentially giving up. But your explanation was perfect- thank you! There are so many moving components :sh...

I was stuck between A and D and picked the wrong one. However, I'm still having a hard time getting the logic behind this question to click. The stim lays out the following: Makes more sense to plant peaches than apricots-- why? individual peach tress cost less to purchase peach trees also begin to ...

I disagree with the above posters, respectfully of course. Eliminating answer choices simply because they do not contain the two characteristics of an anarchist novel could lead you astray. Take the following analogy as an example: Gary is tall(T) and skinny(S). Therefore, it is permissible to punc...

I am just curious about how to diagram the "only when" in stim. Is deposit before 3PM sufficient because of the when?

Kind of like how it is with "only if"

I'm wondering the same thing as ezraryu and john. There seems to be a jump from listing these jobs in stim to claiming they are important. THat's what led me to chose D over A. Also, with principle questions, we can generally go over and beyond what's stated in the stim (or at least that's what I th...

I had a difficult time setting up the core and I think I had a tough time because of it. If someone could review my set-up, I would really appreciate it. Premise 1: Emerging info technologies will soon make speed of info processing the single most important factor in creation of wealth Premise 2: Co...

I was down to C and E for this one and incorrectly chose C. The stim says size of group and distance travelled is correlated to diet, which in large part, depends on animals' face and teeth. I didn't choose E because it states size of face and teeth would help to determine if it was a herd animal bu...

I don't like how the question is worded at all. I didn't notice the flaw in the critic's argument so I wasn't looking for a flaw in the AC (and so I incorrectly chose D). I understand why E is correct though. Just for future reference, does 'most adequate evaluation of logic' usually mean find the f...

hyewonkim89, same thing happened to me. During a timed run, I chose the correct answer (C) but after, when I was reviewing, I thought B was much better. I am still a bit confused about why B isn't better; if Larocque never signed his paintings then it opens up a huge possibility that we don't know a...