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I think I've started to notice a pattern in my wrong answer choices. The answer that I get wrong on LR is often the one most people choose when they get that answer wrong. So am I just falling for the top trap answer, or something more deeply concerning? Often the correct answer choice is a better articulation of the wrong answer that I find myself thinking "that's what I thought WrongAnswerChoice was saying," it just turns out that I fall into the trap.
How can I overcome this?
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One strategy that has worked for me is that (depending on the difficulty of the question or question stem) is I quickly eliminate all those that I know for certain that conflict with the information given in the stimulus. I leave my contender to the side and the right ac and then I contrast that information with the stimulus given. You will be able to tell which one is right over the trap by a word or phrase that helps the right answer choice stand out from the trap. So I would highly suggest that you narrow your ac selection and then try to find out what makes the right ac stand out for the trap.