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kwyoung707985
Saturday, Jul 27 2024
Pretty sure if you go to prep tests and click "obsolete format" it'll give you 3 part exams. Once you choose the exam you want to take, click on the drop down menu and itll give you the option to take it with logic games, without logic games, etc.
kwyoung707985
Monday, May 27 2024
I take back what I said 2 lessons ago.
kwyoung707985
Monday, May 27 2024
These are the easiest questions thus far, besides argument part.
kwyoung707985
Friday, May 24 2024
Even though I got this wrong due to reading the AC's improperly, these are a breath of fresh air.
kwyoung707985
Friday, May 24 2024
The last question pissed me off so much that I went full try-hard on this one. Got the right answer in 47 seconds.
kwyoung707985
Thursday, May 23 2024
I wanted to choose A so badly but I fell for D... never again...
kwyoung707985
Tuesday, Jul 23 2024
I'm interested. Currently in the high 150's to low 160's.
kwyoung707985
Monday, May 20 2024
This and the prior lesson were eye-opening.
kwyoung707985
Monday, May 20 2024
This question was tough... got it right but I spent like 10 minutes just staring at my screen during BR.
kwyoung707985
Monday, Jul 15 2024
Replying to your question, I totally worded that wrong. What I should've said was that I space out the timed tests that I do like I only do 1 timed test per week instead of the 2 or 3 that I previously did. I've also recently started doing some untimed tests on the older exams (PT's 1-20) instead of drills.
kwyoung707985
Sunday, Jul 14 2024
For me, I space out the timed tests that I do because I also experience this. But doing more timed tests is the only way to build stamina. Also, eating during the allotted 10 minute break helps too. I usually can't because I'm so anxious but the few times I have have helped greatly. Past that, the only other thing I can think of is getting so good at the questions that you don't even have to think about them.
kwyoung707985
Monday, Aug 12 2024
This couldn't have come at a better time.
kwyoung707985
Monday, Jun 10 2024
Switch from V1 to V2. When you click "syllabus" about half way down the screen when you initially open it, you should see in the middle it says "switch to v2." That should work.
kwyoung707985
Saturday, Jun 08 2024
I did 85-90% of the curriculum and then started taking practice tests. Currently have done 6 PT's and am only really going back to the LR lessons on the questions I got wrong more often than not. You can check your analytics after the PT's to see what you're good/bad at currently. But yeah, I'd make sure to not spam PT's because they are a finite resource.
kwyoung707985
Thursday, Jun 06 2024
Interested!
kwyoung707985
Wednesday, Jun 05 2024
Long Island, but willing to study virtual
kwyoung707985
Saturday, May 04 2024
I got this right both times I did it and still really don't know how or why I'm right.
kwyoung707985
Saturday, May 04 2024
Video game soundtracks work really well since they're designed to keep you playing the game for longer.
kwyoung707985
Tuesday, Jun 04 2024
I've only done 5 PT's so far so take this with a grain of salt. On this last PT tho, I got my current best timed score of a 161 with my best RC section as well of -8.
So I do the low resolution summaries for passages that are on topics I don't like (art) or understand (also art) so I can at least have some basic structure and comprehension of what's going on. For topics I am aware of or find interesting, I skim the first and last 2 sentences of each paragraph. That way, I get a sense of the structure of the passage, the main point of the passage, and then the questions that refer to specific lines in the text are a given since you just use context clues surrounding said sentences. The main issue for me in the "infer" and "imply" questions. Those actually require some understanding of the text and at least in the PT's I've done, I haven't seen an infer or imply question that references lines in the text so it makes me have to skim and find where the inference is being drawn from.
Also, reading the questions before the passage has done wonders for me. A lot of the passages are intentionally dense and full of words no normal person would use and I've found that you don't even really need to understand or read any of that to get a large portion of the questions right.
Skipping passages with only 5 questions too. Unless it's a really short passage, I skip it until the end since it has the least amount of points possible for a potentially high amount of time invested.
That's my experience and strategy so far though and I still have a few more months of prep. All in all, consistent practice is the main thing you can do to get better and BR.
kwyoung707985
Tuesday, Jun 04 2024
Interested!
kwyoung707985
Saturday, Aug 03 2024
Why are the hard questions easy and the easy questions hard?
kwyoung707985
Thursday, Aug 01 2024
The website crashed sometime this morning for about 3 hours. Maybe the progress wasn't saved?
Check the question difficult after the fact to see if they're consecutively difficult questions. It could also by a psychological thing where you continue thinking about the previous question despite being on the next one. I do this far too often where I'm distracted by potentially getting that one wrong and then will over think about it for the rest of the test.