or so was my understanding...
It's come clear to me that some answers just don't deal with the "that X doesn't have..." part.
it simply says, hey, but consider this thing that Y has!
case in point:
PT 32 LR 1
#2.
so the paradox is that although captivity turtles are exposed to diseases and wild ones aren't, they have the same live expectancy.
the answer choice i'm looking for tells me something bad about being in captivity OR something alright about being in the wild.
the answer choice tells me that most turtles that die in the wild are killed by predators.
i really hated this answer in the beginning because i thought, " yea well, so what?! maybe most turtles that die in captivity are killed by predators."
i looked through all the other answer choices, and realized, shit, no dice.
maybe it is C, which it was.

is this pattern that i've noticed bother anyone else besides me?! i can completely see LSAC turning this around and slapping me in the face with it. for example, they could say Fall is better than spring. everything weakens except: "spring has insertsomethingawesomehere." all simply because it doesn't specify if fall has that awesome something.
Am i making any sense to yall?
