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Seeking Advice/Strategies for (RC) Inference - Author's Perspective Questions
megumi227
Core Member
Most of the questions I get wrong on RC are the Inference - Author's Perspective question type. Are there any tips/suggestions on how to approach these questions or things to pay extra attention to when reading through the passage or the ACs? Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
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I'd say the first thing that I had to get over, is that if you don't see a perfect answer, settle for the best one, aka, an answer that has more support than the other 4
@1stWorldProblems I tried this today and I saw a difference. Thank you so much!