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Objection! is a courtroom game for one SAT skill: command of evidence. You play Flint, counsel for the defense. First you investigate the scene and read the case documents. To log a document into the court record, you have to say what it actually establishes. Then, at trial, you find the one witness statement the record contradicts and present the exact document that contradicts it. That is command of evidence: tying a claim to the specific evidence that backs it or breaks it.
Open every hotspot in the scene and read what is there. Reading alone will not log a document: answer a quick check on what it establishes, and it enters the court record clean. Miss that check twice and the page logs smudged, which weakens your standing at trial. At trial, step through the witness testimony, use HOLD IT to press a statement for more detail, then hit OBJECTION and present the document that contradicts the statement you are challenging. Evidence that agrees with a statement cannot contradict it, so aim each document at the one line it actually breaks.
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Command of evidence, the question type where you match a claim to the specific evidence that supports or undercuts it. Here the record is a stack of documents and the claim is a witness statement, so you are finding the document that contradicts the testimony.
A case runs in two parts. First you investigate the scene and log documents into the court record by answering a quick check on what each one establishes. Then you cross-examine a witness, find the statement the record contradicts, and present the document that contradicts it. A wrong objection costs you standing with the court, so read closely before you object.
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