Hi! Something I’ve found really helpful is to come back to any questions you missed or felt unsure about after a few days, and try them again from scratch( no peeking at your notes.) As you go through each answer choice, ask yourself: why is this one wrong? Why does the right answer have to be right? If you get stuck, it might mean you remembered the answer but haven’t fully understood the reasoning yet.
I’d also recommend keeping track of why you made each mistake, not just what type of question it was. For example, did you misread part of the stimulus, miss the conclusion, rush through, or get tricked by an answer that was too extreme? Once you spot the pattern, try practicing a few more questions that target that specific weakness.
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Hi! Something I’ve found really helpful is to come back to any questions you missed or felt unsure about after a few days, and try them again from scratch( no peeking at your notes.) As you go through each answer choice, ask yourself: why is this one wrong? Why does the right answer have to be right? If you get stuck, it might mean you remembered the answer but haven’t fully understood the reasoning yet.
I’d also recommend keeping track of why you made each mistake, not just what type of question it was. For example, did you misread part of the stimulus, miss the conclusion, rush through, or get tricked by an answer that was too extreme? Once you spot the pattern, try practicing a few more questions that target that specific weakness.