Wow this is gonna save me time. Took me about 12 seconds to answer this. Noticed I would go back into the passages and try to find the answer since I can’t remember. skipping sequential honestly.
Oh wow, I really wouldn't have thought to cross (A) during this part of the Split method. I mean, I still got this right after reading passage B, but I suppose I could've answered this without passage B. Not sure. 7sage might be a bit bold for me here hahahahaa.
Still not sold on this because I am timid (anxious lol) and don’t get passages mixed up, but I’ll still try this out. I got this correct, but the previous one wrong by being too timid
Ngl im gonna skip the sequential lessons after this one. Ive already noticed i have trouble jumbling both passages in my head answering prep test questions
dude, i like this method a lot....i never would have thought to focus on one passage and knock out as many questions as i can before even glancing at the 2nd passage!!! i am shooketh.
Is it really possible to eliminate E based on only this passage? Doesn't the "balance and evenhandedness" or being a "neutral judge" imply willingness to accord respectful consideration to rival interpretations?
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this method is magical
Wow, I was skeptical of this approach at first. But I'm starting to see the advantages!
best approach haha
holy shit
this method is insane
My mind is blown
I was already using split approach, but changing the question stem, to apply to specifically passage A or B, is a game changer!
Wow this is gonna save me time. Took me about 12 seconds to answer this. Noticed I would go back into the passages and try to find the answer since I can’t remember. skipping sequential honestly.
Oh wow, I really wouldn't have thought to cross (A) during this part of the Split method. I mean, I still got this right after reading passage B, but I suppose I could've answered this without passage B. Not sure. 7sage might be a bit bold for me here hahahahaa.
I'm LOVING this approach
Still not sold on this because I am timid (anxious lol) and don’t get passages mixed up, but I’ll still try this out. I got this correct, but the previous one wrong by being too timid
Ngl im gonna skip the sequential lessons after this one. Ive already noticed i have trouble jumbling both passages in my head answering prep test questions
This method is sooooo GOATED! THANK YOU!!!!
This is going to save me so much time. Thank you
dude, i like this method a lot....i never would have thought to focus on one passage and knock out as many questions as i can before even glancing at the 2nd passage!!! i am shooketh.
Is it really possible to eliminate E based on only this passage? Doesn't the "balance and evenhandedness" or being a "neutral judge" imply willingness to accord respectful consideration to rival interpretations?