Passage low res easy, details on the different types of subductions are confusing. the whole relative to the mantle was confusing. I am still not sure about half of it.

5/5 in the medium drill, i tried hardest...1/5...sad

you need to slow down and thoroughly read the question. Don't focus on speed, focus on accuracy. In review make sure you know why you are getting them wrong. The questions will become a lot more simple after that.

Down!!! I requested to join

I study from 8-10 and then 12-2 every day on PST if you want to get in a zoom call or something and study at those times I got you.

This one was easy I got it right in less than half the time, I don't understand why it is ranked so high.

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Im the opposite lol. I finished a section yesterday where I got 2 questions wrong in the last 2 passages and 5 wrong in the first 2. I was like whaat kms

bruh...

This passage sucks on first reading, after doing low res its actually really easy.

P1: Common law is... To understand yada yada bullshit you need history.

P2: Scholars don't do this. Bad? They have 2 reasons 1: Theoretical 2: Political.

P3: This guy says Legal history is always changing.

you really don't need more than that most questions are good with that like purpose of passage, MP and authors POV. Other questions require a CTRL F. Only a couple questions in this passage should be actually considered really hard.

Moral low-res main point of main point of each paragraph and should be good.

This made me so mad

This should not be level 5.

A is the only one that makes any sense I don't know why I picked B.

Paying off their debts = Spending money,

Assisting relatives = Spending money,

Completely Irrelevent

Also irrelevant, doesn't tell us about their spending

We don't care about wholesale being sold we care about the how much a particular group is spending and whats to say these statistics aren't in our favour.

Okay so def not C, D and E, gotta be about the nature of spending.

Assisting relatives entails spending for them. This one is definitely about them spending.

Paying off debts I suppose could be considered not spending rather repaying.

Dumb answer though. I got this question wrong.