Researchers studying how genes control animal

[NL]

That’s a perfect language for a sensitive situation. (The same as slang. It has a reason to exist)
Moreover, in this case, the “author’s opinion” is not formed from explicit words, but from the whole structure of conversations

[tim]

That last post doesn't pass the Turing Test. Care to try again?

[NL]

All right, if Tim doesn’t like “they”, here is a sibling of that question:

- Why similar questions can’t be solved by a same strategy? Please give me some main reasons?

(I think one reason maybe: some questions look similar, but actually they aren’t. E.g. a rate question is actually a ratio question or as I saw some RC questions: questions/answer choices are made differently.)

A random thought: If each question is supposedly created in a unique way, then the cost will be too high. There must be limited “rules” for making questions unique? Could you list some?

[RonPurewal]

If each question is supposedly created in a unique way, then the cost will be too high.

at 250$ per administration the exam is not cheap, and this ^^ is one of the major reasons.

[NL]

Great. No idea for my main question? Understandable

[RonPurewal]

the entire point of this test is to make it impossible to memorize a fixed set of strategies.

if there were an algorithm for solving the problems on this test, then this test would not exist.