I feel like I get lost in the details of these questions. I have been trying to figure out what I should focus on before seeing the answer choices I am going to experiment more with comparing the answer choices.
"They’ll present themselves as either common sense true statements. " -- I think this might be missing the "or"
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I feel like I get lost in the details of these questions. I have been trying to figure out what I should focus on before seeing the answer choices I am going to experiment more with comparing the answer choices.
These questions for some reason always trip me up.
Approach
Step 1: Read the question stem and identify it as an MSS question
Step 2: Read the stimulus
Step 3: Synthesize the information
Step 4: Process of elimination
great formula
"They’ll present themselves as either common sense true statements. " -- I think this might be missing the "or"