brydenwright1289
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brydenwright1289
Wednesday, Jul 6, 2022
I find it helpful to highlight the premises in yellow, sub-conclusion / major premises in pink, and conclusions in orange. Building the habit takes some patience but it should soon become second nature. Separating the three visually makes it so much easier to grasp the structure of the argument.
I've been scoring in the mid 170s (174-177) for a while now and I don't really know how to make more progress. I've gotten -3 to -5, but it seems pretty random which section I do best at. I've gotten perfect scores on every section across different PTs, and at this point it seems kind of random which one I do best at and which one I am worst in. Any advice on how to make my performance as consistent as possible?
Averages:
LR: -.7
LG: -2.4
RC: -1.7
Also, make sure to skip difficult questions and come back to them later. If you're losing steam towards the end, it's probably because you exhausted too much energy / time in the beginning. Trading two medium-difficulty questions for one high-difficulty question is never worth it.
Good luck!!