Blind Review vs actual (LR)

pavsingh89

When I blind review an LR section, I usually end up getting 3-4 answers more correctly than when I do an LR section timed and this has been the case for the last month lol.. Just wondering if anyone has helpful tips or insight on how to lessen the difference between the two scores?

Will Edwards

Do you notice a certain question type that you are getting wrong? If you do you can focus on those.

Something else that I like to do during blind review is to really dissect all the questions I marked. For a SA question for instance, I'll mark the MC and write out all the inferences in logic, then write out all the AC's in logic. Doing that helps me out during timed conditions. When I recognize a hard question under timed conditions I'll take the time to do some of those things, maybe just underline the MC and write the premises in logic. Good luck!