Something that is helping me is truly understanding each word of both the prompt and the answer choices. If I found myself debating two answer choices, dissecting every word literally helped me find the correct answer and feel confident about it
5/5 both times! I spent the most time on 3 (of course) but it really helped me to understand that most of the other answers were obviously spelled out by the passage. Once I ruled out three answers, I focused on the wording and highlighted the premise and conclusion.
this was the most challenged i felt so far, but i got all of them right. i've gotten all the practice questions correct for the entire module. i don't feel that confident in answering though. i do need to do better on timing though!
I got 5/5 but I spend SOOO much time on each question. I took time to break down the stimulus to fully understand what it is saying. the lowest time I spend on a question was 1:31 and the highest was 17:38!!! ( hopefully i can improve my time)
first time was 2/5, but when i stopped worrying about time and spent the effort to highlight the premises, conclusions, and context i jumped to 5/5. lesson learned, its better to go slow lol
Honestly I feel like I just need to thoroughly read the questions and responses better. When I get stuff wrong, it's just because I misread it or didn't fully read the question.
4/5. They weren't tricky for me but, I messed up by reading the question stem wrong on Q2 and looked for the answer that was most supported by the facts. Rookie mistake :(
I kept track of my answers by the answer I actually put and the other answer I would've chosen and if I had've gone with the other answer for a couple of them, I would've gotten 5/5. So somewhere in my brain, I know the correct answers.
I got a 1/5 on the first try and on the blind review. Is the suggestion for me to keep retaking until I get a better score or bookmark and come back later?
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I am consistently getting 3/5. Bright side is I am consistently getting the "easy" questions right. Good luck everyone!
Something that is helping me is truly understanding each word of both the prompt and the answer choices. If I found myself debating two answer choices, dissecting every word literally helped me find the correct answer and feel confident about it
This was actually very challenging
5/5 both times! I spent the most time on 3 (of course) but it really helped me to understand that most of the other answers were obviously spelled out by the passage. Once I ruled out three answers, I focused on the wording and highlighted the premise and conclusion.
4/5 then 5/5. man I need to really look over my conditional logic
4/5 first try then 3/5 blind review. It's hard to determine which one I got wrong.
this was the most challenged i felt so far, but i got all of them right. i've gotten all the practice questions correct for the entire module. i don't feel that confident in answering though. i do need to do better on timing though!
I got 1/5 and retook and got 4/5. Overtime each, but definitely reminding myself to take my time and not over complicate
I got 5/5 but I spend SOOO much time on each question. I took time to break down the stimulus to fully understand what it is saying. the lowest time I spend on a question was 1:31 and the highest was 17:38!!! ( hopefully i can improve my time)
3/5 , number 2 rlly confused me but i get it now
0/0 then my BR was 80%
sigh
first time was 2/5, but when i stopped worrying about time and spent the effort to highlight the premises, conclusions, and context i jumped to 5/5. lesson learned, its better to go slow lol
4/5, the tourist attraction one kinda got me but, i was between the right answer and the one i chose (wrong one). improving tho!
Honestly I feel like I just need to thoroughly read the questions and responses better. When I get stuff wrong, it's just because I misread it or didn't fully read the question.
This set of quesitions were... challenging :/
3/5 I'm still confused about the logic diagrams in the answer explanations, I hope they cover those soon
The material itself makes me feel unintelligent. Then being asked questions about said material.. yea…. Will I ever “get it?”
Well, I have improved 0% .. so discouraged.
Worse than my last set, 1/5, did not expect this..
4/5. They weren't tricky for me but, I messed up by reading the question stem wrong on Q2 and looked for the answer that was most supported by the facts. Rookie mistake :(
I kept track of my answers by the answer I actually put and the other answer I would've chosen and if I had've gone with the other answer for a couple of them, I would've gotten 5/5. So somewhere in my brain, I know the correct answers.
This is discouraging
1/5 then blind review hot 3/5, not sure whats going on but... yay?
1/5. I'm not sure why these were so hard for me, but I really was having trouble understanding them.
I got a 1/5 on the first try and on the blind review. Is the suggestion for me to keep retaking until I get a better score or bookmark and come back later?