History/general law especially...just felt like I was spending way more time than usual on my initial read-through.
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History/general law especially...just felt like I was spending way more time than usual on my initial read-through.
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https://twitter.com/DaveKilloran/status/1150921719244136448?s=20
Dave is predicting a -12 curve. I'm assuming this is mostly due to the difficult RC and one challenging LR section. Fingers crossed he's right. lol
I didn't think it was that bad. One was arguing for general laws to be applied, as in the sciences. The other argued against that and for the greater particularity already part of the profession.
It was indeed. I’m still recovering. Lol
YES! I was thrown off a little by the first passage because it wasn't an argument. I know that happens but it's rare. And then 2nd passage ended up being a killer.
Yeah man don't worry. I think most of us took an L on that this RC section.
Glad I'm not the only one that feels this way! I walked out feeling wrecked by that RC section in particular. I definitely rushed through it a bit just to get an answer down for every question.
Kinda glad i sat this one out then. When RC is hard i get completely massacred. Hopefully in September they make RC easy and make LG or LR hard.
Yeah, that passage did me in. I luckily had about 4 mins leftover and was able to go through and more fully understand it--hard to leave the 8 questions associated with that passage on the table.
@bsonnenb475 said:
I didn't think it was that bad. One was arguing for general laws to be applied, as in the sciences. The other argued against that and for the greater particularity already part of the profession.
I think I shout've just read it twice. Don't remember Passage A advocating for that. Mustve > @zacharytsmith26826 said:
YES! I was thrown off a little by the first passage because it wasn't an argument. I know that happens but it's rare. And then 2nd passage ended up being a killer.
Yeah thats sorta how I felt about passage A. I thought it was only acknowledging a problem with how something is currently done. Really found it difficult because of how similar the two passages seemed. As though one was just more strongly worded. I dunno.
Anything you wish you studied before? Sounds like comparative passages?
YES it was rough, to say the least.