My question/situation: I have already taken a prep class and seen a few questions from basically every practice test so when doing a whole PT or individual sections, there are always a few questions that I A) remember reading but don't remember the answer for... Or B) Questions I remember the answer for after reading only a few sentences of the stimulus. I try not to let(b) get in my way while practicing but it puts me in a weird position. I only have two practice tests left that I have NEVER seen a question from--June 2010 and October 2010. Would you recommend taking one or the other sooner than later? I was thinking I would do June in a week and October a week or so before the test(december 1st or so). Other than those two, I still have the next 10 book that I could work through but I have already seen a bunch of those questions so I am ambivalent to just keep doing practice tests. I am now focusing more on reviewing over questions I found hard and questions I got wrong.
My advice: For me personally, I am doing some of the later prep tests. I have read here that practicing LR by "writing out" the correct answer and the reason it is the correct answer is a good strategy. While I have yet to test the results of this on a new practice test, I have found it ENORMOUSLY helpful in terms of intellectually stimulating myself. Usually I would see what the correct answer is and kind of 'shrug it off'. I would convince myself I knew it. However, writing out an explanation, in my opinion, makes you TRULY prove that you understand what's going on. I would assume that explaining an answer to a fellow study buddy might tackle the same domain but I am doing the whole solo study thing so this is the approach I have taken for now.
My predicament: Since I don't plan to apply until next cycle anyways, now I am thinking of pushing back my test date AGAIN to February!

Again, good luck to all of you and thank you in advance for any responses you may have.