Beginning a LR section at the end - efficient? Forum
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Beginning a LR section at the end - efficient?
Just been analyzing my last few PTs, and a common theme involves questions 18+ = string of wrong answers. Naturally, these are loaded with tough questions relative to the rest of the section, but I'm sure the fatigue can amplify that difficulty.
What do you think of starting at the end to combat this?
What do you think of starting at the end to combat this?
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Re: Beginning a LR section at the end - efficient?
The hardest questions are actually around 14-18, with the twenties lightening up in difficulty usually.
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Re: Beginning a LR section at the end - efficient?
Which suggests it's just a fatigue issue.
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Re: Beginning a LR section at the end - efficient?
I've tried this to mixed results--helped a bit with timing but accuracy was still about the same. If you haven't been practicing this way already but are planning on taking on Saturday, I wouldn't recommend such a drastic change. The potential for screwing it up/missing a question/misbubbling/still struggling with fatigue significantly outweighs the potential for modest benefit.
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Re: Beginning a LR section at the end - efficient?
I've started to notice that... I may try this technique next PT, or flirt with this somehow.Clearly wrote:The hardest questions are actually around 14-18, with the twenties lightening up in difficulty usually.
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Re: Beginning a LR section at the end - efficient?
Bump. Does anyone do this?
I almost feel like trying 1-10, then going from like 20-25/26, and going back to 10-20.
I almost feel like trying 1-10, then going from like 20-25/26, and going back to 10-20.
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