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<p>And Google says…</p>

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<p>Both of these test ideas that appear frequently. The first one hinges on the idea of overlapping categories and the perils of accidentally double-counting the overlap. And the second one is a RT=D problem. </p>

<p>The point is that neither of these is anomalous. I think you may be over-thinking the whole sat-prep thing. Do practice tests. Google for solutions. Repeat.</p>