On RC focus on eliminating the wrong answers. Especially when in comes to the Main Point questions. To find the credited answer in this section you often have to look beyond the things that are correct in the shell answers, and focus on what could be wrong like overtly broad/exaggerate language. In other words, look for flaws in the answer choices when all else fails. Good Luck!
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On RC focus on eliminating the wrong answers. Especially when in comes to the Main Point questions. To find the credited answer in this section you often have to look beyond the things that are correct in the shell answers, and focus on what could be wrong like overtly broad/exaggerate language. In other words, look for flaws in the answer choices when all else fails. Good Luck!