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tuffyjohnson
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RC strategy for 3 or 3.5 passages
I'm not able to make it through all 4 RC passages because of time. Knowing this, should I always skip the comparative passage question since it is usually more reading? How should I be picking my three main RC's?
Maybe I should be posting this at averagelawschools.com but the truth is the truth and I need the best strategy moving forward.
Maybe I should be posting this at averagelawschools.com
but the truth is the truth and I need the best strategy moving forward.-
objection_your_honor
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Re: RC strategy for 3 or 3.5 passages
If you're determined to skip, just skip the passage with the fewest questions.
But you're selling yourself short.
But you're selling yourself short.
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tuffyjohnson
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Re: RC strategy for 3 or 3.5 passages
If I go to fast I miss questions (just like on LG). Is getting all four something that will eventually come with more practice?objection_your_honor wrote:If you're determined to skip, just skip the passage with the fewest questions.
But you're selling yourself short.
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PourMeTea
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wtrc
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Re: RC strategy for 3 or 3.5 passages
What obj said. Maybe work on perfecting 3 passages, then on doing 3 faster, then fit the 4th in. Practice and redo passages and sections over and over. Know what you're looking for in each passage and what's slowing you down...objection_your_honor wrote:If you're determined to skip, just skip the passage with the fewest questions.
But you're selling yourself short.
