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BRing LGs
Nathaniel
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Hi Everyone
So I have been cramming in LG sections lately to some rather good results. The first I only had -6, but I realized I selected the right AC on the test but not the paper/scantron (which I will be more careful from here on out). I'd be -2/-3 without it. I averaged -2/-3 on the rest of the LGs I took.
I took them originally a few months ago and only redid them each a couple times three months ago. If I'm doing good now and BRing my circled Qs keeps me at that range or better, is it because I did them before or because I make good inferences now?
Nate
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Probably a bit of both. I don't think anyone could tell you with certainty which is contributing more.
I think a set of LGs that you haven't seen before are the best indicator of your current skill set.