Serious question . How can you apply the read passage a first then eliminate / answer questions based on passages before going to passage b without taking more time to write down the options you do t like bc the law hub doesn’t allow you to cross out answer choices you don’t like o. Their interface the way seven sage provides the x. It makes me hesitant to employ that strategy when it seems like it would be more work to write down. All of the options you did not like as opposed to being able to x them out and definitively know how you feel. What do you guys do in this case or how do you theoretically approach that in your mind bc in mine it feels like it would be a waste of time and my 6 pages to have to list out all the options I didn’t choose .
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LawHub does have the answer eliminator tool, it's the little eye icon to the right of each answer! And I think that reading the passages separately is actually a great strategy, definitely not just for beginners
yeah I wouldn't do that. I feel like that strategy is more for beginners who can't hold two passages in their head at once.