@Reddrum0911 When you scroll down on this page, it says "take another drill". There's also another way, if you click "study" and under "practice", there's a section called "drill". If you click on that, I'm sure there's an option to create a drill specific to those concepts.
For some reason I'm just missing something with these SWE questions. Does any have any advice or suggestions as to how to tackle these? For some reason I did horribly on this but during the modules I did okay. I would really appreciate any help!
@ogreen26 I think these types of questions require a much deeper understanding of the stimulus and ACs than say a conditional logic-heavy question. Take the jury question for example: You really have to sink your teeth into the stimulus to fully grasp the requirements they spit at you. Once you've wrapped your head around the idea that the average juror needs plain English over "legalistic language" in order to understand their job, you just need to head over to the ACs to determine which one goes against the grain.
@ogreen26 this was me just yesterday, I wasn't thinking abstractly enough as a visual learner.
Think of every questions as an experiment.
Focus on the conclusion and the evidence. The correct answer will speak directly to those to things. Once you have the evidence and conclusion ask yourself "What new evidence would change this". Give yourself some examples- then search for the answer.
I hope this helps, I also struggled with main point questions until I started to ask myself simple questions "What does the author want me to believe
5/5 LETS GO! This section has been the hardest for me so far so I am not too concerned on the timing. Even if I get a couple of seconds over, I hope I can make up for it with my strengths
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How can we drill more of these types of questions?
@Reddrum0911 When you scroll down on this page, it says "take another drill". There's also another way, if you click "study" and under "practice", there's a section called "drill". If you click on that, I'm sure there's an option to create a drill specific to those concepts.
3/5 then 5/5 on blind review ... I am in so much shock.
For some reason I'm just missing something with these SWE questions. Does any have any advice or suggestions as to how to tackle these? For some reason I did horribly on this but during the modules I did okay. I would really appreciate any help!
@ogreen26 I think these types of questions require a much deeper understanding of the stimulus and ACs than say a conditional logic-heavy question. Take the jury question for example: You really have to sink your teeth into the stimulus to fully grasp the requirements they spit at you. Once you've wrapped your head around the idea that the average juror needs plain English over "legalistic language" in order to understand their job, you just need to head over to the ACs to determine which one goes against the grain.
@Willyc Thank you I will keep this in mind as I go through these!
@ogreen26 this was me just yesterday, I wasn't thinking abstractly enough as a visual learner.
Think of every questions as an experiment.
Focus on the conclusion and the evidence. The correct answer will speak directly to those to things. Once you have the evidence and conclusion ask yourself "What new evidence would change this". Give yourself some examples- then search for the answer.
I hope this helps, I also struggled with main point questions until I started to ask myself simple questions "What does the author want me to believe
4/5 I'll take it. Great work to everyone!
5/5 - I feel very confident with these types of questions. Now if I can just be as comfortable with MBT questions...
5/5 very happy with it! I think I am finally getting it
4/5. I fell for the trap answer in the last question.
So, I think I got overly confident with this one and actually scored worse here than on any other drill thus far.
4/5 happyy
3/5, not the best but I am improving and will work more on these questions:)
MY FIRST 5/5 <333333
2/5 then 4/5 br am i cooked
5/5 wowwwww
my first 5/5 I feel like I am finally getting it. I was over the time limit but I'm just happy I got them right.
3/5- Q1 and Q5 were pretty difficult for me. I got this... I got this!!!!
I ruled out B on question 1 because I thought it would claim that employees were a subset not representative of the whole population 😭
4/5, not bad
4/5 then BR 5/5 AYYY
5/5 LETS GO! This section has been the hardest for me so far so I am not too concerned on the timing. Even if I get a couple of seconds over, I hope I can make up for it with my strengths
3/5 then 4/5 in BR.. but most of mine were 3-4 level questions. Should I be hopeful??
3/5 i still have hope!!
I got 5/5 but spent more time on each questin. How can I speed up?
@Susie I think rn it's more about getting them right than timing. Timing comes when taking PTs
4/5 then 5/5 on my blind review. Got three 3-star questions and two 2-star questions. Feeling good!
5/5! But #3 felt like a cheat since it was in the lessons just before this and I recognized it immediately. Maybe it should be changed out.
first try 2/5 second try 3/5 ugh!!! weird enough the hardest and easiest question I got right ugh