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I don't know if you remember this passage, but it says in the passage "....not airy generalizations that transcend student experience and lie beyond their powers of criticism....". How does this not imply that D would be correct? In my opinion, the author couldn't have said it any more plainly.
I suppose C requires less thinking to come to the answer, but this makes me mad. D is not incorrect, but I guess C is also correct and easier to see?
C is much more literal, and doesn't even require understanding the main idea of the passage.
I don't know how to fix this problem for this section. I feel like I will get questions wrong because you could see what the author is saying from one perspective, but it's not necessarily the same way the AAMC sees it.
When I saw what D said, I assumed that traveling and experiencing other cultures referred to something younger students didn't really do, because that fits in with the context of the entire passage. It makes sense in my mind.
I suppose C requires less thinking to come to the answer, but this makes me mad. D is not incorrect, but I guess C is also correct and easier to see?
C is much more literal, and doesn't even require understanding the main idea of the passage.
I don't know how to fix this problem for this section. I feel like I will get questions wrong because you could see what the author is saying from one perspective, but it's not necessarily the same way the AAMC sees it.
When I saw what D said, I assumed that traveling and experiencing other cultures referred to something younger students didn't really do, because that fits in with the context of the entire passage. It makes sense in my mind.