These questions really reveal to me how much better the Split method worked. D would have been wayyy more attractive if I had used the Sequential method.
Should I always look over the questions I already answered after reading the second passage or be confident in the ones I chose after reading the first passage
If one of the passages is shorter or longer would it be better to start off with one of them or the other? Or just keep the strategy simple and just start with A everytime using the split approach? #help #feedback
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I am 100% certain that if I had done these questions in the sequential method, I would not have gotten them all correct. Split Method is BUSTED
These questions really reveal to me how much better the Split method worked. D would have been wayyy more attractive if I had used the Sequential method.
@elimayerson Same with E!
Should I always look over the questions I already answered after reading the second passage or be confident in the ones I chose after reading the first passage
This method seriously helps. Thank you!
If one of the passages is shorter or longer would it be better to start off with one of them or the other? Or just keep the strategy simple and just start with A everytime using the split approach? #help #feedback
I've never really tested an alternative, but I think starting with A makes sense just to keep things simple.
Responding to me on test day HAS to be good luck!! Thanks Kevin!!
Optional but still helpful, thanks JY!