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pts in 80s more challenging
musumecibjj
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Ok i have been doing a different PT everyday, and it seems the pts in the 80s are significantly harder for me in terms of reading comp. LR and Games i find them the same. Is this normal? In the 60s i am averaging 2-3 wrong a section, in the 80s 5-7 wrong 
is there anything specifically different about these passages that I am missing? #help
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So what i noticed with the newer tests is 1. the answers are less obvious they tend to be more subtle and 2. they lock into one question type more in a section. What i mean by that is that one test my give you 5-6 of a type and the 60's tend to give more variety. this has been my experience but personally i do better with the newer tests for some reason.