my problem with rc Forum
- paulshortys10
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my problem with rc
I seem to be improving thanks to me using a highlighter now, but I'm going way over time....im doing about 44 minutes a section...its only my. third timed test though and ill be doing about 25 more pt's til oct, will I improve....? any tips
- CardozoLaw09
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Re: my problem with rc
Yeah, just keep reading. Going too fast won't do you any good because you'll become too passive and miss key information.
- paulshortys10
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Re: my problem with rc
I don't think reading is the problem....I read well within the recommended time period....I thinks its the questions
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Re: my problem with rc
If you can't answer the questions, your problem is with reading the passage. As in, not reading it well enough to pick up the information you need in order to answer the questions.paulshortys10 wrote:I don't think reading is the problem....I read well within the recommended time period....I thinks its the questions
What is your average amount of missed questions? What exactly is going wrong? Why are you spending so much time on the questions?
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Re: my problem with rc
What I love about RC is that the right answers are right there in the passage for you. It's all about a matter of locating it.
LG is my best section, but it still intimidates me the most because it's the section that obscures the answer the most. Unless you get the inferences, it's hard to even make an educated guess.
So the way to approach RC is to calm yourself due to the fact that the answers are written plainly in front of you. Just sniff them out. Most, if not all, of the RC questions are directly supported by quotations from the text.
LG is my best section, but it still intimidates me the most because it's the section that obscures the answer the most. Unless you get the inferences, it's hard to even make an educated guess.
So the way to approach RC is to calm yourself due to the fact that the answers are written plainly in front of you. Just sniff them out. Most, if not all, of the RC questions are directly supported by quotations from the text.
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