When the economy is in a recession, overall demand for goods and services is low. If overall demand for goods and ser...
stormbeelerSeptember 2, 2015
answer b language
I see how this is right but I shy'd away from this for what I assume is a silly reason. I took cooked all the way through and cooked through to be two different things I.e a flaw. Are the test makers that nit picky or am I just being paranoid?
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The test makers are very nit-picky, but "cooked all the way through" and "cooked through" are merely synonyms and so there is nothing to be not picky about.
The way LSAC is picky is more in minutia and details. For instance the correct answer may be based on the difference of an article, e.g. "the" as opposed to "a."
Hope that clears things up! Please let us know if you have any other questions.
