How do we do the check, X or ? method on the online test? I really like the split method but I am worried it won't make sense to do on the computerized test.
I got B pretty quick because I considered the answer choices against the phrase "objective historian described in passage A" I went with the AC that aligned best with what would have been described in passage A, as it is clear passage B is going to disagree based on the beginning of the question saying "the author of passage B" and "disagree" at the end.
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How do we do the check, X or ? method on the online test? I really like the split method but I am worried it won't make sense to do on the computerized test.
all but C were touched on in passage A. Split method is powerful if used proper.
I got B pretty quick because I considered the answer choices against the phrase "objective historian described in passage A" I went with the AC that aligned best with what would have been described in passage A, as it is clear passage B is going to disagree based on the beginning of the question saying "the author of passage B" and "disagree" at the end.
Did I just get lucky or does that make sense?
skip save for after reading passage B
how would someone put a check/questionmark, etc on a digital test tho...
I think here I would eliminate the answer choices I know the author of Passage A has no opinion on (and so can't agree or disagree).
I loved this lesson :)