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Hi guys,
I noticed that there are some questions which require to analyze diferent parts or details of the passage in order to get a conclusion.
This could be very difficult in complex passages, specially in science texts. What is your technique or method to deal with these questions?, How do you remember or memorize some details that you have to review again when these questions take place?
Thank you very much!
I noticed that there are some questions which require to analyze diferent parts or details of the passage in order to get a conclusion.
This could be very difficult in complex passages, specially in science texts. What is your technique or method to deal with these questions?, How do you remember or memorize some details that you have to review again when these questions take place?
Thank you very much!
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23 May 2010, 19:30
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More than likely you will get 4 RC passages (I'm not sure if people only get three). One will be something about business, science, history, and something else. I can't remember the 4th. Science is by far my weakest. Therefore, I approach each RC passage differently so as not to waste time.
The science passages will usually consist of 3-4 paragraphs. What I do is to write key terms or ideas for each paragraph. I make notes of what is being discussed and I make notes that may help me make sense of a term or idea. When I come across a question, I refer to my notes so I know what paragraph to read. In other words, it's like I am creating a map.
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ya metalifan and my other frnd.
what kind a strategy u adopt for classical prose/poetry or those kind of passages..which just use jargona fter jargons and change course too often. passages that discuss or analyze kinds of writings etc...my accuracy jsut falls from 100% to 60% for those.
How accurate is ur map against the things asked in Qs, as map i create matches on 60 % with Q s and thus i end up wasting time in creating map which is not useful
what kind a strategy u adopt for classical prose/poetry or those kind of passages..which just use jargona fter jargons and change course too often. passages that discuss or analyze kinds of writings etc...my accuracy jsut falls from 100% to 60% for those.
How accurate is ur map against the things asked in Qs, as map i create matches on 60 % with Q s and thus i end up wasting time in creating map which is not useful
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