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After doing 1-3 above, you simply have to remember ... when hunting for the correct answer on questions with quantifiers like ... see if the "some" answerchoices are valid first, rather than ... (with one exception, as stated above).
... so familiar with the wrong answerchoices you know when you are ... test. Honestly, your prep test scores despite seeming like the whole ... diagram the answers and the answerchoices in your reviewing sessions, you ...
... language and the trap answerchoices to see why the ... you will always know the answer with nearly100 percent certainty. ... not just justifying the correct answer using bogus logic.
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... 'd only want to test answerchoices that have a floater item ... others, for the same reasons above.
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I agree above that we don't have ... the inferences can help you answer the general question without condition ... about "special" elements in the answerchoices, which has the most conditions ... chance to be the correct answer, especially in the 5 minutes ...
... you want to read the answerchoices, if you are down to ... how to differentiate the two answerchoices, if you do not, ... the right answerchoices before reading the rest of the answerchoices and you ... , or at least make the scores more reflective of my actual ...
... , or at least make the scores more reflective of my actual ... first time I remember the answer so I can pick it ... question throws people off, trap answerchoices etc. and because I've ... the question I remember the answer.
... at least get rid of answerchoices from memory for detail/inference ... said information (i.e. answer questions) makes it easier to ... to everything else), but my scores were really volatile (going from ... I'd have to answer, my scores are consistently no worse ...
... already solved/seen. My LR scores are completely unstable, which is ... myself becoming comfortable with the answerchoices, somehow fooling myself that I ...
... already solved/seen. My LR scores are completely unstable, which is ... myself becoming comfortable with the answerchoices, somehow fooling myself that I ... not only circle the right answer, but also forced myself to ...
... I understand the flaw, I answer the stem. It’s really ... terminology.
-Read ALL the answerchoices. I would read B, think ... gears at the end to answer the specifics of what that ... qualified to answer this. If I’ve said anything above that is ...
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If you can answer that question with full confidence ... strictly conditional way **_in the answerchoices themselves_**. I'm thinking here ... in the universe. The answer choice states that in a ... Take a look at the above examples, let me know how ...
... wasting time just starring at answerchoices when you clearly see that ... would choose the most attractive answer, and circle the question to ... look them over. My LR scores were typically -0/-1. Obviously ... , I believe that an answer to this is simply experiment ...
... tweaking about how you approach answerchoices and consider each of ... for different questions. The answer to that question should determine ... should review. Use the above examples to see what you ... be key in going through answerchoices.