I eliminated the answer choices, and was left with A and B. I then chose B.

Why is B wrong, and A correct?

I saw that both A and B had matching reasoning structures as the one found in the stimulus.

Both A and B reach a probable conclusion based on an action/habit in the support that was changed to a new one.

Please solve. I was stuck with this one.

Because of the three rules, I entered WGR from the bottom up in boxes 1,2,3 and assumed that another red would have had to go in 4,5,6. which made me choose the B answer choice, but that’s incorrect, because two reds could’ve went above 3.

Hi,

Question number 16 places F & R in either the second or third place. I don’t understand that because of the TF or RT rule.

In other words, there’s no place for T, which I thought must absolutely must be associated with F/R.

Please elaborate.

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Number 4. Third rule states if L works 1st shift, N and O will work 2nd shift.

How is C answer choice correct when it places L and O in same shift?

Please clarify.

#16, I don’t see how based on Reichert’s theory, that D is the correct answer.

D suggests that spiders in both habitats are as equally willing to engage in escalated fighting.

The passage doesn’t mention that. Lines 54 to 59 seems to suggest otherwise.

I chose E, because it mentions that spiders in the raparian habitat are more likely to withdraw when faced with a…Read More

Hi,

How is D correct?

Based on the first diagram, I thought that if Grosbreaks are not in the forest, Martin is in.

Why is the C answer choice wrong? I wrote the fourth rule as T––>W. I wrote the contrapositive as W––>T

The contrapositive does not reveal that if W is recruited by the Star Agency, T must be also. W––>T. Instead, it reveals that if W is not recruited by the Star Agency, T isn’t too.

I assume that C is wrong because West was recruited by the Star Agency. Thus for it to have been…Read More

Why is the C answer choice wrong? I wrote the fourth rule as T––>W. I wrote the contrapositive as W––>T

The contrapositive does not reveal that if W is recruited by the Star Agency, T must be also. W––>T. Instead, it reveals that if W is not recruited by the Star Agency, T isn’t too.

I assume that C is wrong because West was recruited by the Star Agency. Thus for it to have been…Read More

Why is the C answer choice wrong? I wrote the rule as T––>W. I wrote the contrapositive as W––>T

The contrapositive does not reveal that if W is recruited by the Star Agency, T must be also. W––>T. Instead, it reveals that if W is not recruited by the Star Agency, T isn’t too.

I assume that C is wrong because West was recruited by the Star Agency. Thus for it to have been a corre…Read More

Why is the C answer choice wrong? I wrote the rule as T––>W. I wrote the contrapositive as W––>T

The contrapositive does not reveal that if W is recruited by the Star Agency, T must be also. W––>T. Instead, it reveals that if W is not recruited by the Star Agency, T isn’t too.

I assume that C is wrong because West was recruited by the Star Agency. Thus for it to have been a corre…Read More

Why is the C answer choice wrong? I wrote the rule as T––>W. I wrote the contrapositive as W––>T

The contrapositive does not reveal that if W is recruited by the Star Agency, T must be also. W––>T. Instead, it reveals that if W is not recruited by the Star Agency, T isn’t too.

I assume that C is wrong because West was recruited by the Star Agency. Thus for it to have been a corre…Read More

Why is the C answer choice wrong? I wrote the rule as T––>W. I wrote the contrapositive as W––>T

The contrapositive does not reveal that if W is recruited by the Star Agency, T must be also. W––>T. I assume that C is wrong because West was recruited by the Star Agency. Thus for it to have been a correct answer choice, Traugott should would have to have been in the Star Agency as well.…Read More

Why is the C answer choice wrong? I wrote the rule as T–>W. I wrote the contrapositive as W–>T

The contrapositive does not reveal that if W is recruited by the Star Agency, T must be also. W–>T. I assume that C is wrong because West was recruited by the Star Agency. Thus for it to have been a correct answer choice, Traugott should would have to have been in the Star Agency as well.…Read More

Why is the C answer choice wrong? I wrote the rule as T->W. I wrote the contrapositive as W->T

The contrapositive does not reveal that if W is recruited by the Star Agency, T must be also. W–>T. I assume that C is wrong because West was recruited by the Star Agency. Thus for it to have been a correct answer choice, Traugott should would have to have been in the Star Agency as well.…Read More