Key tactics

• This topic is most commonly associated with the Phenomenon-Hypothesis style. The classic structure os a Science passage will open with an established theory followed by a non-conforming phenomenon followed by attempts to formulate a new theory that encompasses the new phenomenon.
• Rather than letting the new terms and big words get to you, focus narrowly on the passage's structural elements which is most commonly
• Science passages very commonly break up the world into multiple categories, then assign several characteristics to those categories. Fully understanding what those characteristics are is less important that not mixing them up.
• For example, a passage may describe red algae and green algae, then say red algae hydroximizes by flintabulating alpha-lunditudimase, whereas green algae de-hydroximizes by uncontingulizing alpha-lunditudimase. Here's what to get from that:
• Two types of algae: red and green. Red: hydro YES by flinning the alpha. Green: hydro NO by unconning the alpha.