Hey! I'm also taking the November LSAT and, like you, have some issues with timing. I wanted to share what I've done for RC, which has seemed to work pretty well for me. At least on the most recent PTs, the first passage has had the least number of questions and for me at least has seemed fairly simple to understand, so I would skip it and start with the 2nd passage. By the time I came back to the 1st passage, I would have only 5-6 minutes left, but since it was simpler and had fewer questions, I was able to skim/quickly read it and get through all the questions. Although I would have liked more time to complete the passage and questions, I still have seemed to fare well on that 1st passage/questions that I saved for the end. I used to get around -8 and sometimes even -11 on RC. Most recently, I've gotten -3 to -5 using this strategy (and others, such as spending more time up front reading and really trying to engage with the passage). Hope this helps and good luck!

Is A a MBT? We've seen other questions where the correct answer choice is stronger than what the question stem requires, and here it seemed to me that A is not only supported by but also logically follows from the stimulus.

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