@ said:

I dont understand when people say "Create a drill with all questions from that section" because it only lets you select 25 questions maximum?

Go to Advanced Drill choosing and type in PT number, Section number, then search. Then click choose all in the area and you can adjust the time before you start the drill.

just realized my mistake, sorry

Grace > @ said:

I am having the same problem - mine could just be random because the drops haven't been very significant (168, then 167, then 166), but at the very least I don't seem to be improving. It sometimes feels like the more I study the worse my score gets. Any advice?

I would not say you are necessarily doing worse; that is a pretty typical score variation for a small, 3 test sample. As regards to your inability to improve, you might need to better gear your studying to specifically your weaknesses (i.e. RC generally or WSE LR question type). I wouldn't change your general study pattern; just focus it more on your detailed needs based on your PT stats and general feel/time commitment to these question types/sections. Good luck!

Ayrtonhall3: Although you may not be happy with it, your score is still impressive, so great job! If you feel groggy, burned out, or unengaged with the material, a couple day break might be helpful to help you feel refreshed for the next couple of weeks. I definitely would not stop taking PT's overall because the comfort and focus of planned PT's allow you to do better on test day than otherwise. Good luck on August!

For question 3, it only says Mittens and Nittens are not a bonded pair; it does not say they are not in pairs at all. Thus, I think there is no conclusion that can be drawn in this situation since there is not enough information/clarification. Pls correct if wrong.