Also, another reason why the third question's answer is A is that it said "which archaeological evidence best supports the claim" that's why it is has to be A as it is the only one that is counted as ''archaeological'' evidence. I like your classes, thanks a lot.💙
Thanks! And yeah, I think that's a fair point too! Sometimes there are other reasons I don't even notice, and I made the material lol.. Good observations.
Please can you elaborate more on why other options are not correct especially the fourth question at the beginning. The option A seems good to me and it wasn't the answer. Why is it incorrect?
Could you tell me which question specifically from which set (paired passages), or give me the time of the video where you have the question so I can give you more precise feedback?
@@ella.ochuwa Thanks! So A is good evidence, but it's not the best. Participant testimonials are more subjective and not quantifiable, that doesn't make them the best form of evidence. Scientists would generally want hard data with numbers that come from scientific measurements. D discusses specific items from the text and mentions that the data is compared to the baseline measurements. It's much more scientific and specific. C has the same problem as A. The anecdotal evidence also supports the claim, but it's hard to verify anecdotal evidence because it's just what someone said, you don't have hard proof.
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I think first thing is to just find the claim. You have to understand what you're trying to prove. I typically look for words like "claim" "believe" "proposes" "suggests" etc.. Once you have that part clear, then you need to understand how the experiment worked. Before you even look at the answers, think like the scientist: What would I want to see if I was running this experiment? Then you can look at the answers and try to find one that matches your prediction. I generally find that when I'm predicting the right answer in these questions, I can find it faster and avoid wasting time analyzing each choice or getting confused.
Thank you for your efforts ❤. Does those materials have answer key? Because there's pdf and I cannot see the right answers by clicking when I'm trying to do them on my own
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Next one starts March 6th, although the time difference is kinda tough :( We'll be having class from 5:30-7:30 PM Peru time. Still got spots open. If you're interested hit me up at Prepwithscore.com on the whatsapp link and we can talk it over.
Indian students need to register for the SAT with either a passport or Aadhaar PVC Card, those are the only forms of ID they accept. You should put your name as it appears on one of those documents.
We actually don't add others to the group, it's just for the people in the class to coordinate the sessions and then we close it once the class is over
