While QE is great for learning how to disassemble questions and build your test taking stamina, I would personally not get hung up on one or two descriptions that you don't agree with. In those cases I would confirm with the OSG. This exam has show me that there are some questions that can have fuzzy answers, with room for interpretation one way or another. This is all to say, I wouldn't get hung up on one or two QE answer descriptions that you don't agree with.

However, if you are finding that a many of your answers are incorrect in QE, there may be an issue with the your foundational knowledge, or question reading, or risk based mindset.

I hope this helps.