Preparation before PT/Actual test

shane.mcglashen

Hey guys, another question!

I was curious, what methods, if any, do you guys generally like to take directly before you take a PT (or plan to do before the actual test) to not walk in on a test cold.

What I mean is, do you normally do a Logic game, to warm up? Read an RC passage? Nothing?

Just curious, as I generally do a logic game or two, and a couple LR questions to warm up. Regardless, I've seen a trend of -7 in the first LR, and then a -3/-0 in the second LR after ive 'warmed up' on the first section. Is it possible I should do more LR to bust in on the first LR section more effectively, or are my results merely due to a tendency for the test makers to make one LR section more difficult than the other? Am I in danger or doing to much before a test resulting in exhaustion?

Just curious about your warm up strategies!

turnercm

I do one easy LG or LR question. This time around I read an article on Wired and that was fairly interesting so i think it helped. i'm not sure doing more will help that much (at least on the day of the exam) only because you'll have enough going on? it probably wouldn't hurt to try???

[Deleted User]

The prep test that I took told me to do a logic game to get warmed up. In fact if your first section on the actual test is logic games, you should consider it your lucky day