I timed myself and got all the questions right but it took me 11 mins and 50 seconds. How long is a passage like this expected to take? #help #feedback

Is it possible to get a search box in the drills so we can have some practice using it before taking the test #feedback

Definitely getting better at these. Went from getting half wrong in previous passages last week to getting all them correct on this one

I got this question right fairly easily, but only because it didn't make sense to me that this question is asking us to use the passage while asking a question that seems 100% hypothetical. So I just went directly what could be inferred by only knowing airtime allotted in several different countries and A is the only correct answer

Knowing that this is problem-analysis passage makes this an extremely easy question, I definitely have to remember to identify the types of passage when reading them. I definitely forget sometimes

Got every question correct except for 24, I can see, but it's still like how would we know that these compounds aren't found in plums or apples, I really dislike that answer

This seemed like a really easy question unlike other level 5 difficulty questions

I definitely I got this right on accident. I read 100 mins a week and thought a 5 day work week, so before I even looked at the answer choices I was looking for something that would say 20 mins a day less to account for the difference, and saw the AC with 20% and picked it immediately, but of course 20% and 20 mins aren't the same thing unless the people who are eating at home eat for exactly 100 mins each work day, and the work week is actually 5, so definitely got lucky

Only missed question 17. Definitely upset I didn’t read the answer choices correctly, I do that a lot apparently

I got most of these questions right but it took way more time than I would like to admit. This would be a terrifying passage to get on the actual test

Happy to get most the easy ones right but still kind of irritated at missing the harder ones

number threeee

I think this is only my second question getting right from this passage lol

For some reason I read the question as asking what many lawyers should believe, instead of what the question is asking that they actually believe

I chose C immediately, but are you saying that if answer E had said "support" instead of "validate" that it would have been the correct answer over C?

In shock I am missing all these principle questions

I would really hate to waste 2-3 mins on one of these questions and still get it wrong. Acceleration threw me off because because a car can accelerate faster than a car it has less speed than, instead of looking back at the stim and seeing wealth vs income I just crossed A out and kept going

Got it right, but at what cost

2 mins 48 secs ✅ really have to do some better logic training to get faster though

got it right, only did the first 2 AC, 2 mins 50 secs ☹️

So happy I got this one

Didn't really understand or take into account the equally unfamiliar part while reading and it ruined everything lol ended up choosing A

The way I did this in my head was by speaking out loud, since work hours were from 9-5 which is 8 hours of the day I made that a 'some' arrow to the price, and since any other time of the day which is 16 hours, I made that 'most' arrow to the price, which basically worked out to be

A -s→ B

A ‑m→ C

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A → /C → B

used this as a cookie cutter mold to eliminate answers choices by saying the variables while reading/skimming through.

Since every AC used the same terminology, then when it said "extensive" I just said some,

and when it said otherwise I just said most, and just matched the conclusion and was able to work out pretty quickly that the first 4 answers were false, which only left E, then did a quick check and was right. Got this in 1:36s.

Not sure if the somes or most really made a difference but that was the only way I was able to relate everything to the stim and make it stick while I was skimming. Probably got lucky by the question type, but I am glad I finally got one correct quickly

predicted A when reading the stim, then saw A right away and didn't look at any other answer choices

When i read the passage i definitely did not see "more likely", somehow i read it as just as likely facepalm