I have a question about (A): As earlier posts mentioned, (A) attacks the author's premises. I wonder if, in general, we can or cannot attack premises in Weaken questions? If we can, is A wrong because we shouldn't assume that the funder of the studies has anything to do with the studies' result? Tha...

Is (B) wrong because we can't be sure that literary techniques such as deconstruction are being employed to interpret law? I chose (B) because I thought, yes, Posner surely admits that the law-and-literature thing is happening, and in this movement, literary approaches are being applied to interpret...

For (B) to be correct, we need to assume "accelerated business demand for the development of new technologies" equals to or leads to "accelerated technological change", don't we? And can we assume that?

I chose E on my timed PT, but went for B when I did it untimed. How can we infer "most" on answer choice E when the traditional theory only accounts for conflict occurring within a species which in my mind can't be assumed to mean that the traditionalist think is the case for most species...

I was down to (C) and (E) and couldn't quite figure out why (C) is wrong. In the first paragraph, line 7-9, doesn't it say "wampum certainly did become a medium of exchange among Europeans and H"?

This is a really tough question... here are my thoughts after 15 minutes of struggle, if it helps with anyone:

X=supply

1990: X
1991: X + newly mined - consumed

1991 < 1990, meaning:
X + newly mined - consumed < X

newly mined < consumed

I have a question about C: In line 46 it says some insects can detoxify a harmful secondary substance in the plants they eat. Is this "detoxify" thing not the same as the "chemical reaction" mentioned in C?

Thank you.

I'm having trouble with the most/many issue here. The stimulus starts with "most people in the US" but then in line 4 it reads "most people". I thought it's a scope shift... Because most people in the US does not mean most people in general, or in the world, right? You can have e...

I understand why (E) is superior to other choices, but I have a question about the latter part of (E): Do "almost certainly" (last sentence of the stimulus) and "more likely than not" (in E) mean the same thing? For me, "almost certainly" means almost 100%, and "mo...

I chose (E) instead of (B) - The "not all" in (B) just annoys me... Since the stimulus says "even though each of their individual staff members" do things for selfish reasons, I feel like it would be better if (B) says "an organization can have a property that none of its me...

Isn't C saying that Helen shouldn't apply her own moral principle (what she does is within her control) to other people, say Mark (What Mark does is beyond Helen's control)?

I chose C and this is how I see it: [The politician] mistakenly infers that [the economists' claim that consumer price increases have averaged less than 3 percent over the last year] is not true, from the claim (referring to the politician's claim that "the economists have not shopped anywhere ...

This is super clear. Thanks Patrick!

Why is B wrong? I chose B based on line 46-49.

B - Why Ramon and the salesperson's interests do not coincide? Ramon wouldn't want to purchase the least expensive fridge, right? Because "on the basis of the salesperson's experience" she doesn't recommend it. Maybe it's not a good product. Or should I not make this assumption?

I'm confused by "different" and "for each sensory quality" in B - why do they matter at all? Also, could anyone tell me what "sensory quality" means and why is color a sensory quality??

I don't see "more care and attention" in E as a problem because I see a comparison between "South Island tuatara now" and "South Island tuatara then." Now, the tuataras are only found in one circumscribed geographical region; then, they were found in both South and Nort...

The word "ensure" in choice C left me the impression that, these views and social class distinctions were deliberately preventing the technicians from getting proper credit for their work, and since I don't see there's this layer of deliberate move/plot, I thought C was wrong. But the word...

I can see why E is correct now, but I'm still trying to figure C out. I chose C because the stimulus says "the design of the control panel allows any changes in flight controls ... to be immediately viewed by the other crew members." C is saying that crew members in older airplanes "h...

Why is D wrong? I understand that it kind of understated the ways to avoid misuse of the technology the author suggested in the 3rd paragraph, but it also used the phrase "litigators' prudent use of ..." Also, I feel like the author expressed her main point mainly in the first paragraph......