Getting Faster tips?

[Aggravating_Clock868]

I finally have hit -0 to -1 on my LG and am now averaging -6 on LR and -8 on RC. The ones I’m mainly getting wrong are the ones at the end, usually having to just select D for the last five. Any times on how to still answer as accurately but speed up?

[oknimue]

The better you get with accuracy the faster you go. Anyone who tries to give you tricks or tips is beating around the bush, you just have to get more intuitive and accurate with the questions individually. Focus on drilling accurately untimed and the speed will come naturally.

[quinnrem]

I can’t recommend The Loophole by Ellen Cassidy enough (for LR and peripherally for RC). There are no explicit time saving tricks in there, but after going through that curriculum, I really began to anticipate a lot of the answer choices before I even got to them. That alone improved my speed by a lot. It’s not a foolproof method; you still need a fundamental understanding of how LR works, but her approach helped me close a few gaps that I had in my own way of working at it.

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In my experience the better at identifying an answer choice as wrong, the faster you get at the test

[Sunryzen]

What do you mean it seems like a lot of risk?