Crazy how some say take practice exam after practice after practice exam etc... like dozens upon dozens, I've even heard even more. Versus here, limit that number and focus on understanding as you go. Guess a little bit of both could do.
LSTAT WRITING ALLOCATION TIME: STUDY AND DECONSTRUCT PROMPT-2 MIN BRAINSTORM AND PLAN- 6MIN WRITING- 25MIN QUICK LAST-MINUTE PROOF- 2MIN Get off to a fast start. Dont waste time recapping the prompt, cut to the chase!
You did a great job explaining. Sometimes I loose a lot of time struggling to choose the right answer. I will take your advice and eliminate bad choices and keep moving. Thank you
at 1:55:37 when the answer is said to be "none of the artifacts originated in Norway,"wouldn't that put the variable Z in Sweden? According to the the last rule if V is in Iceland, Z is in Sweden? im just confused by this question
Same concept with LG. Spending time to set up the game, make inferences and deductions, the answers jump off the page. Reading carful is key. Slow down to speed up! Thank you!❤🙏🏾☀️💪🏾
This question is tricky. If something is a communal object in Stone Age Ireland, then it gets passed down from one family to the next. Meaning communal objects would not be buried in a tomb, as the object would be carried on by the descendants of a family. Since it was found in a tomb, it weakens the argument since communal objects typically get passed on to the next generation. Silly question
answer A assumes, without justification, that if the chairman has a consent this means they were consulted. However, this is not necessary or true. We cannot assume that consent means consult. Yes, it requires a consult. Perhaps 100 % of the people who are consulted did NOT CONSENT. I see that it goes only in one direction. If consent--> consult. But not in the other direction: If consult-->consent is not necessary. Why is it enough to have the one way only assumption?