“Can I get rid of more practice question answers? Answer E says she’s looking to avoid chiggers. Well, that’s got the same problem as answer A. She’s not out there to avoid the chiggers, even though I’m sure she wants to!”

“Now, I’ve got it down to two answers. On the GED test, I’d feel pretty good abou that. Answers B and E both talk about water. One says that water only flows over level ground… well, that’s not true, because it flows downhill, not over level ground. Answer E says she’s looking for a route to pump water. That one sounds more like it. I mean, that’s the main point, right? And if you didn’t have to pump the water, you wouldn’t need to go searching for a good route.”

In the first paragraph you stated that answer ‘E’ was incorrect ,then, in the second paragraph you state that both E and B talk about water which ‘E’does not .After that in the fourth sentence you again state that E is the correct one.

summary: ‘E’ in the second paragraph is actually answer ‘D’.