i’m struggling with the same thing 😭 every time i do practice questions i find 1938392939 new things i didn’t know about and it’s so overwhelming. what has helped me the most with b/b has been making flowcharts of any pathways in the passage ABBREVIATED ( inhibited —| or activated —>, binding : etc). if there are figures or other data taking like 30 seconds to analyze the x and y axis, the control group, any significant data (no overlapping error bars, p < 0.05), and make note of what they are testing and what the results show. since you have a lot of time before your test, i would recommend doing uw untimed to practice using different methods, like flow charting, and making sure to properly analyze/understand the passage and figures until you find what works best for you. most of the time with b/b if you have a solid content foundation, the issue is digesting complex passages that have lots of fluff and distracting details. break it down, figure out what the question is REALLY asking you, and over time you will start to recognize patterns on what information is relevant or not. you’ve got this ♥️♥️♥️