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One thing that really helped me with this question was highlighting the "mosts" in the stimulus, then highlighting the same mosts in the answers.
I was able to eliminate A, B, and C off the bat. That left me with D and E. E stuck out as the clear answer. I answered with 3 seconds to spare and didn't have to use any lawgic.
I got like most of the exercises correct but only 2/5 of the drill correct ugh
Can someone reword/explain "takes for granted?" Whenever I see this phrase in the answer choices I get throw off because I can't properly decipher it
I was so close to choosing B but E just made more sense to me after pondering it over. The one time second guessing myself has paid off.
@jrm98 "there's no way I'm reading English rn" has been my thought so many times throughout this process
I knew the answer was D but then I second guessed myself. Then seeing the difficulty drained me LMAO
@5a_san I personally always check the score before blind reviewing to save myself time. Often times I find myself getting it right in the blind review because I don't feel the time constraint and actually give myself the ability to sit down and really mull over each answer choice carefully. I don't necessarily see a problem with this approach as I still feel myself improving.
I'm feeling confident so far. Stay tuned for when this mindset inevitably changes lol
#feedback this was actually so helpful. Seeing the two back to back like this helped me connect the differences in language between the different stems
Got all of these wrong, took another drill of all NA questions and got all of those right??
@ChadC At this point in the process, it's definitely better to take it slow and get it correct. As you practice more you'll get more familiar with the patterns and answer a lot faster!
we did it Joe