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I have noticed that I struggle the most with Link Assumption questions, despite scoring strong on Sufficient and Necessary Assumption questions. Any advice on what to study to help curb this?
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Wednesday, Apr 09
Am I wrong to be turned off by "particular frequency" in #4?
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Thursday, Aug 07
You have to fully invest yourself in the passages. Read them with the level of attentiveness as you would an acceptance letter from your dream law school. Convince yourself to care, and then give yourself the time to give the passage a good read. Don't make it perfect, but you have to have a good solid understanding of what's going on and how the author feels about the subject (as well as a general idea of their argument approach). Then you can go to your question stems and let them direct you back to certain areas of the passage, but do not use them to fill in gaps in your understanding about the passage. I like to give myself about 8 minutes per passage, which usually consists of about 4 minutes on the first read of the passage itself, give or take. Don't rush yourself or worry about time or the questions or the test or anything else while you are reading, purely focus on the subject like this is the most important and interesting thing you've ever had to learn/read.
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