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CausR and CondR and Advice for Breaking Past 160
DrewT865
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Hi everyone,
I've done a handful of prep tests here on 7sage now and have been getting a 160 every time (minus a one time fluke of a 166). According to the analytics page, my worst LR topics are Causal and Conditional Reasoning and Link Assumptions.
Does anyone have any advice on ways to improve in these areas (strategies, syllabus lessons, etc.)? Also, does anyone have any advice on how to break past the 160 barrier?
Thanks in advance for any insights you might have!
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Those are also my worst LR question types. Still looking for resources relating to Link Assumption questions.
I would say for me practice makes perfect - repetition & a thorough wrong answer journal helped me start seeing patterns in my reasoning (whether correct or incorrect)