One of the ways in which they make that answer less obvious and less appealing is by putting in extra details like birthday party or his fridge. If we see a conditional in the statements, we should pay a lot of attention to it because it's very likely that a correct answer will do this, say that the trigger happens, but say that the outcome isn't happening. The other type of correct answer on a must-be-pulse question is an answer that contradicts something that we could have inferred from the statements by pulling two or more facts together. If we look at these statements, Solomon has been trying to cut down on his shrimp eating. For the past two weeks, the number of shrimp he's been eating has indeed declined, although the total weight of shrimp he's eating has not. And every day he writes another blog article about freeing himself from the tyranny of shrimp.