i get suckered into what seem like "so obvious its suspicious" type of answers
can anyone share their wisdom about these? any trends and or tendencies?
trap answer questions on LR Forum
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Re: trap answer questions on LR
Study more.
The traps eventaully become easy to spot and easy to eliminate.
The traps eventaully become easy to spot and easy to eliminate.
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Re: trap answer questions on LR
At a certain point, I began to realize that most of their tricks must always be from the same pool of thoughts.
In the end, the test is standardized after all. So nowadays I realize that you need to familiarize yourself with the patterns and some the key words that are of great importance to the test.
In the end, the test is standardized after all. So nowadays I realize that you need to familiarize yourself with the patterns and some the key words that are of great importance to the test.
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Re: trap answer questions on LR
A often-broken, but generally applicable rule of thumb:
Questions 1-15: If an answer seems really obvious, it's probably right
Questions 16-End: If an answer seems really obvious, it's time to double-check it
Really broad rules, but they hold up on average.
Questions 1-15: If an answer seems really obvious, it's probably right
Questions 16-End: If an answer seems really obvious, it's time to double-check it
Really broad rules, but they hold up on average.
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