I selected B but then I realized this is not a necessary assumption question. When it asks that "a conclusion can be properly inferred if which assumption is made", I would say this is a sufficient assumption question because by relying on this assumption only, the conclusion should be abl...

I understand why A is correct.

If I change C to "Secondary school students do not achieve broad mastery of curriculum ONLY IF they are not taught with methods appropriate to their learning styles", will it make C the correct, too?

I think when we solve "Justify" question, we can take it as a sufficient assumption question. The answer can be "equal to or more than" what we need to get the conclusion. We only need that "if these function don't resume following the procedure (cession is permanent) , the ...

I struggled between A and E, but realized that even A changes from specifically "alfalfa" to "green-manure", it is still wrong. Even if abandon chemical fertilizers CAN lead to growing green-manure, so what? Meaning we have to/need to abandon chemical fertilizer? Not necessary, b...

I think the main problem with A is that it is tasing about the price of "manufactured good", while the stimulus is talking about the price of materials. Also the "ANY" manufactured good would make me cautious.

C can call line49-51 into question because it says "a complete loss" of one primary good, while line 49-51 says at least give me the minimum amount. I think a confusing point here is whether "minimum amount" refers to each of the necessary primary good or minimum number of primar...

Can I say that this question is similar to Session II Question 10 of the same test? Being different from other typical strengthen questions, these two questions are not deleting alternatives or validating the experiments, instead, they are kind of boost/justify the premise by explaining how the mech...

can we take it from the first sentence that she is most famous for lacquer work so for sure architecture work is less well known than at least some other works of her??

Let's say there are 100 old houses and 200 apartments on the avenue. If 40 among the 100 old houses have averagely 5 apartments, it will meet the goal of 200 apartments, and the rest 60 old houses can each have only one apartment safely. I am little confused about D though. I thought is was saying t...