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Hi,

In my opinion, it is always better to go back to the passage when you answer the questions. When you read first time, just focus on the following.
1. Primary purpose
2. Broad level understanding of the passage, including the structure
3. Difference between the opinion/tone of the writer from that of other people mentioned in the passage.
4. Location of the important events/personalities and structural changes in the passage

To answer inference and direct questions on Passage, always go back to relevant portion in the passage.
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Hi,

In my opinion, it is always better to go back to the passage when you answer the questions. When you read first time, just focus on the following.
1. Primary purpose
2. Broad level understanding of the passage, including the structure
3. Difference between the opinion/tone of the writer from that of other people mentioned in the passage.
4. Location of the important events/personalities and structural changes in the passage

To answer inference and direct questions on Passage, always go back to relevant portion in the passage.

Hi gannuswami ,

You are absolutely right. Instead of trying to get an in depth understanding of every part of the passage, now I skim through the passage, keep an eye on the changes in direction and jot down some key points from each paragraph.
For the direct questions I go back to the passage and read that specific part. By doing this my accuracy has increased.
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