I'm consistently spending too much time reading the passages. I'm pretty confident when going through the questions and I answer them quickly, but my timing issues while reading/sketching the structural outline of the passage foreclose my opportunity to reach the fourth passage, which forces me to guess on all the questions on the final passage. I only refer back to the passage for questions referencing specific line numbers, and my structural outline is normally around 3-7 words per paragraph (sometimes a few more depending on subparagraph breaks).
What sort of drills can I do to cut down my reading time?
I’m currently watching this video after completing one of the Weakening Questions Practice Sets (8?). I think I’m noticing a pattern, but someone please correct me if I’m taking a wrong turn. It seems like the ACs with soft qualifiers (“some” birds) are seldom the correct AC for weakening/strengthening questions. Am I right to be wary of these?
#help