... and RC sometimes the wronganswers are more clear than ... True/False (CBT/F) answers present multiple possibilities and ... correct answer MBT. Four incorrect answers CBF (and occasionally MBF). ... answer CBT. Four incorrect answers MBF. The most efficient ...
... somehow I find the wronganswers more decisively wrong, so I'm torn ... between two answers less often ... I were to explain the answers to someone I would ... time pinpointing exactly why the wronganswers are wrong for the newer tests ...
... , the ability to quickly spot wronganswers is often more important than ... . And the most attractive wronganswers are often wrong because of a single ... them when you review the wronganswers.
... confidence. For anyone in the PT stage, you're doing yourself ... disservice to circle a question duringPT being 90% confident, end up ... not bothering it examine it during BR. You were under confident ...
The short answer? All of them. Modality is super important to eliminatingwrong answer choices for a lot of questions, but especially true in MBT/assumption questions and RC questions.
... than any of my 72 PT's and well below my ... actual feeling of the test duringPT's, and probably even harder ... tried to re-do a PT I did a few months ... time in all of the PT's I felt about as ... rushed as I remember feeling during the real test, so I ...
... struggled with timing duringPT's, but I did during June's administration ... know the stakes are high during the real thing, I believe ... like you would in a PT. Those few extra seconds add ...
Thanks for all the answers guys. Very helpful. But I ... go back to BR my answers, I'm going to get ... answer is right and the wrong answer wrong, it's doing it ... understand why right answers are right and wronganswers are wrong. If I'm ...
... go back to BR my answers, I'm going to get ... answer is right and the wrong answer wrong, it's doing it ... only identify the right and wronganswers, but to also determine why ...
... right answer, and 4 very wronganswers. This is a general rule ... way you think about reading answers. Never try to find how ... exactly makes it obviously, hopelessly wrong (obvious for LSAT questions is ...