How did you decide how to set up your hypotheticals? My first one included A and C (and E by coincidence). Then I made one for choices B and D, but when it didn't work, I had trouble figuring out which of the two answers included in the hypo were the cause of it being invalid. This could have been r...

I can see why D is a valid answer choice, but I don't understand why B isn't the better or at least an equal choice. It seems like its clearly assuming that only a supervisor in the shipping department can perform the task, since the conclusion is that only Franks can do it since the other two cannot.

I put C for this one. I was stuck between this and the correct response (E), but I'm really not sure why one was a better choice. C seems irrelevant to me, as in, it doesn't say people aren't receiving said maintenance, it just says how its inconvenient. Thanks for any help!

Could someone explain the last question of this game? I had no problems with this game's setup and the first six but I just kinda drew a blank at the end. I understand the question places F into the 5th slot, with four spaces open before it, where the HG-block and L need to fit, and that L must be i...

I'm still confused by this one. How does experience equate to expertise? Seems like that's an assumption the argument doesn't really provide for. I recognize all the other answers are shit, but I don't get why that one is right. I'm pretty miffed about this, as I was one off from my first -0 on an L...

I'm still a bit confused on this one. Why does "critique" necessarily have to be a negative? The author seems to critique modern bankruptcy laws; he/she finds them to be better than previous methods and explains why.

I definitely see how E is correct, but A still seems right to me.