<h1>22 on this webpage <a href=“http://phs.prs.k12.nj.us/ewood/amergov/USGov5th/unitfour.htm[/url]”>http://phs.prs.k12.nj.us/ewood/amergov/USGov5th/unitfour.htm</a></h1>
<p>is A but how is it not B?
Doesn’t the president have to live in US for atleast 14 years?</p>
<p>wait, i’m not really sure what you’re confused about. III basically says that everyone who has been president has been in the United States for LESS than 14 years. which is definitely not true. so that fits your condition, right?</p>
<p>yes, that’s right its just me. It took me 5 times to re read it and make like a little diagram in my head to finally mean they meant not not (i hate duble negatives) you do not not have to live in us for 14 years. ugg!</p>
<p>That was a terrible question! First of all, (I) can be taken in a different senses. What do they mean by ‘close’? Is that around 10 years? or only a year or two? I’m sure many people would consider Kennedy’s 43 as being pretty close to 35, but it really depends on relativity and the person. Plus, (III), that was worded terribly!</p>
<p>ack!</p>
<p>haha yeah i had to read that quite a few times too to make sure i was reading it correctly. and christalena’s right, I seems too subjective.</p>
<p>yes, lol it was confusing but oh well, I got it know (I hope the exam doesnt confuse use like that, and gives us straight questions (like PR says book questions you could get right from a textbook)</p>