There are some key words that will clue you in. Things like...
...these 6 things will happen, one after another = sequencing
... will be selecting people for a committee = likely in/out (you're either on the committee or not)
... 6 movies will be playing in an afternoon at 3 different theaters = grouping (multiple items going into multiple categories)
You'll definitely get better at spotting key words/phrases with more practice. You start seeing the same phrasing over and over and over... repetition is key!
to piggy back-- "exactly x.........exactly x" means sequencing
There are some key words that will clue you in. Things like...
...these 6 things will happen, one after another = sequencing
... will be selecting people for a committee = likely in/out (you're either on the committee or not)
... 6 movies will be playing in an afternoon at 3 different theaters = grouping (multiple items going into multiple categories)
You'll definitely get better at spotting key words/phrases with more practice. You start seeing the same phrasing over and over and over... repetition is key!
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thanks guys, really helpful
@leahbeuk911 said:
There are some key words that will clue you in. Things like...
...these 6 things will happen, one after another = sequencing
... will be selecting people for a committee = likely in/out (you're either on the committee or not)
... 6 movies will be playing in an afternoon at 3 different theaters = grouping (multiple items going into multiple categories)
You'll definitely get better at spotting key words/phrases with more practice. You start seeing the same phrasing over and over and over... repetition is key!
to piggy back-- "exactly x.........exactly x" means sequencing
There are some key words that will clue you in. Things like...
...these 6 things will happen, one after another = sequencing
... will be selecting people for a committee = likely in/out (you're either on the committee or not)
... 6 movies will be playing in an afternoon at 3 different theaters = grouping (multiple items going into multiple categories)
You'll definitely get better at spotting key words/phrases with more practice. You start seeing the same phrasing over and over and over... repetition is key!
thanks
practice