#feedback: Second paragraph: If you don’t remember this aspect of the passage, it would be a good idea to skim the last paragraph to understand Lesky’s perspective better before going to the answer choices.
I need Kevin with me on test day, these low res summaries have me confidently answering the questions in ~20 seconds. I guess that's why people stress spending significantly more time on understanding the passage is beneficial.
i honestly feel like the reason i am getting all these RC questions correct is because Kevin explained the passage so well...gonna need to bring him to my test
This was one was killer for me, I originally thought C but chose D because I made the (perhaps unreasonable) assumption that Rivier's take that the internal compulsions are a result of the force of deities implies that they are not morally responsible for their actions. In my mind, this points to a strong disagreement with Leskie's view that characters are still morally responsible for their own desires, despite the strong role played by the gods as well.
I see now how C is a stronger choice, but wow RC is tough.
It won't allow me to scroll and see the passage so i am only able to go back and read the first paragraph . is it supposed to be like this ? #help #feedback
I can already see what will be the most difficult for me in implied questions.
More difficult questions will have wrong answers that seem like they are implied because of my own unreasonable assumptions. Since the answer choice isn't explicitly stated, how do I differentiate between what is a reasonable and unreasonable assumption to make?
#feedback I think it would be helpful if we could just forward to the explanation of specific answer choices by clicking "a" , "b", etc. like we have in LR.
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Yay 2 right in a row
#feedback: Second paragraph: If you don’t remember this aspect of the passage, it would be a good idea to skim the last paragraph to understand Lesky’s perspective better before going to the answer choices.
Low res ftw!
I keep getting these RC questions correct, but, my timing is horrible lol
I am so confused why B incorrect and C is correct. I read the explanation over and over but its not clicking.
I need Kevin with me on test day, these low res summaries have me confidently answering the questions in ~20 seconds. I guess that's why people stress spending significantly more time on understanding the passage is beneficial.
i honestly feel like the reason i am getting all these RC questions correct is because Kevin explained the passage so well...gonna need to bring him to my test
brev I got it in 44secs ... still over the target time
If the reading comprehension section of the test is like this im chilling
These target times are INSANE
I pray to GD that the questions are as easy as this on my test day. Please GD give me the power! BZH.
im the goat......
I am already enjoying this 10x more than the LR section
This was one was killer for me, I originally thought C but chose D because I made the (perhaps unreasonable) assumption that Rivier's take that the internal compulsions are a result of the force of deities implies that they are not morally responsible for their actions. In my mind, this points to a strong disagreement with Leskie's view that characters are still morally responsible for their own desires, despite the strong role played by the gods as well.
I see now how C is a stronger choice, but wow RC is tough.
#feedback The subtitles keep saying "Lesthi" instead of "Lesky"
It won't allow me to scroll and see the passage so i am only able to go back and read the first paragraph . is it supposed to be like this ? #help #feedback
I can already see what will be the most difficult for me in implied questions.
More difficult questions will have wrong answers that seem like they are implied because of my own unreasonable assumptions. Since the answer choice isn't explicitly stated, how do I differentiate between what is a reasonable and unreasonable assumption to make?
#help
My you try is exactly the same as the question we covered so I know the response to all the questions
Getting these right, but slowly—hopefully the speed will increase once I get the hang of the question types.
Kevin does a GREAT job. #feedback
#feedback I think it would be helpful if we could just forward to the explanation of specific answer choices by clicking "a" , "b", etc. like we have in LR.