Alexandros wrote:34iplaw wrote:Just finished BRing Oct 2013 (not the exp section though which I am going to go over since I recalled that one being kind of iffy with a lot of questions)...
Initial ; BR
RC: -5 ; - 3
LR1: -1; -0
LR2: -9; -3
LG: -2; -0
Total Lost: -17 ; -6
Raw: 84; 95
Conv: 166; 175
One of the RC I totally get why I got wrong...missed one word in the correct answer choice ['antibacterial' ugh]... another one I picked wrong between two choices...'special magic'... and one I don't get. I'll have to go over it.
I didn't get to like 5 in the second LR section, none of which I guessed correctly. I solved them all fairly quickly. Seems like I wasted too much time on uncertain questions. It was also a trickier section I think...not eight point discrepancy trickier though.
LG one question I missed was actually fairly challenging. The other was dumb.
Stellar BR! Congrats!
And, shoot, that second LR section must have been brutal. D:
TBH - it wasn't that bad. I just didn't keep to the mantra of, if I'm debating between two answers for more than a minute just pick the one that feels right and, if I have time, come back. Generally, my gut is right. I was actually worried about the first LR, as I took it *extremely* passively. At this point, I've scored independent sections to get high 170s while in a 5 section prep test... I think I'm approaching the point where I just really need to focus on doing more timed sections...
The LG was a great experience though in a lesson in never giving up. I blazed through the first game, and, for some reason, the 2nd and 3rd games just did not click... like at all... I did the first question or two in each and just moved on (the first list didn't even click at first). I skipped to the fourth, finished it, came back to the 2nd and 3rd (which I had diagrammed) and managed to finish with 3 or so minutes to spare. I'm really hoping for a rule substitution question on our test. I find them really intuitive/easy for some reason...I rarely diagram those even. The RC and RC exp. section were a bit of a confidence restorer.