@carrielsat please make sure you are actually entering the other threads here because all of the previous 7 threads have been answered by us.
Nevertheless, we will rewrite the response here as well:
These drills are asking you to identify the question type based on the question stem, so you will not see the actual stimulus here.
The question stem establishes the criteria for the correct answer so it is imperative that you are able to identify the question types based off the question stems.
KarencOctober 23, 2016
I hate to be ignorant but if we step away and don't do for a week, say due to a death, how do we get back to the original argument to answer the rest of drill. I have everything open in my settings and I read what you wrote Carrie but I'm on a mobile which this made for and cannot access prior question, or the previous thread you are referring to. Please advise. Also if there is no way to return why can't we move to a brand new drill the next day?
MehranOctober 26, 2016
@Karenc if you do not access a set of daily drills, you will receive that set the next day.
In other words, you are not missing out if you do not complete the drills everyday.
In terms of this specific drill, there is no argument.
This drill is testing your ability to identify the question type, e.g. Must Be True, Strengthen, Weaken, Parallel Reasoning, etc.
All that is needed to identify the question type is the question stem so that is all that is provided on these drills.
Hope that makes sense. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
