First off, you're doing great! Glass half full instead of half empty is the way to go when you think about your progress (you're crushing it!):

What I did is ask myself the following:

"Why am I getting these wrong? and What am I doing wrong?"

The most important thing with RC is understanding what the passage about, and picking up on small words (typically adjectives or small details) that can make or break an answer. So finding the strategy that helps you recall the details will be what's most important.

And finally, I started reviewing answers I got right, just to see what the difference was in the logic given by the instructor. So I can adjust how I think if needed!

I know you got this!

#feedback would be nice to be able to flag questions during RC drills, sometimes even if I a question right during both the timed drill and BR, I want to go back and listen to the explanation bc Im not 100% about why it is right!