@RobertCarlson I had this same question. This is a great explanation--Thank you!
Is there a way to blind review a practice test I accidentally chose not to? I haven't looked at the answers... I just need an "undo" button to go back and select the right link to blind review. I'm so frustrated I did that and am hoping it is fixable. Has anyone else been in this situation before and been able to troubleshoot?
I crossed out B because it seems like it doesn't matter if they become a major power since the charter provided that the five nations that were then the major powers would PERMANENTLY have sole authority. So in theory, if another country rose to "major power," it wouldn't really matter...
@David_Busis Yeah I don't think I would change what has already been done, but some sort of shuffle to the material that has not been covered yet would need to happen. In my situation, I'm done with the "lessons" portion of my plan and am on to the "practice" section before "pre-exam." I keep generating new practice blocks in the practice section as I plug along, but I'm way behind where I should be. I don't know if the practice blocks that are generating are based on how I'm performing and adapting accordingly or if they are kind of set in stone? If they are adapting, then in theory I'm not sure it matters if there is a "recalculation" or not, I just won't get a much practice in as I would had I stayed on schedule.
I agree with @mrickett - I trust you guys as the experts to "guide" my study experience. That said, I do wish that the schedule would "recalculate" when life happens and you inevitably get behind. Like a GPS when you take a wrong turn and it automatically recalculates your route and helps you get back on track, it would be really nice if the schedule "recalculated," so to speak, and adjusted the schedule accordingly. That would be the only change I would recommend.
I only use the videos if I feel like I still don't understand after reading the lightbulb explanation. This saves me time, but I also find that I have a harder time paying attention to the video explanations than if I just read the explanation.
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Love the holistic approach to studying. It's so true that a healthy lifestyle really benefits your studies.
Really in my head about taking the next practice test. I'm freaked out that after spending HOURS over the span of MONTHS on this curriculum that I will see little improvement. Hoping I'm wrong! Fingers crossed.
Woot woot! Very surreal to be at the end of the core curriculum material. So nervous to take another practice test and see where I'm at now!
Also, it really felt like there should have been confetti or something when I clicked the "Complete" button for this lesson lol
@IsabellaP The text says the local colorist's applied a "mythic significance" when describing the work of the "women's culture" they were mourning. It went on to describe the "women's culture" they were mourning in overly optimistic terms (the garden as a paradisal sanctuary, etc.). But for me, it was the specific wording of "mythical significance" that made "misguided" seem quite appropriate.
@caldepp686 This helps me, too. Sometimes I highlight just those things to strip everything down and just have the primary points clearly shown.
Man I want to get to the level where I feel like I develop a mastery over the test. So inspiring... Thanks for sharing! Loved hearing his strategy tips.
Brutal. Honestly thought I was doing really well on this drill and was surprised to see how many I missed. Also surprised to see the level of difficulty on my second passage, because I really thought it would be a level 5 and felt like I was crushing it. Haha shoot!
I don't like B or D, but I chose D. It seems like you need to make an assumption for both--With B, the stimulus doesn't mention driving or driver's performance. With D, the stimulus doesn't mention losing track of thoughts. So it seems like for both answers you have to assume something... I'm not sure B seems like a better answer than D.