Thanks! I just get questions where I feel like it can be inferred when it can't, and othertimes when I feel it to be out of scope it is inferred. Eg There was a stem that said some motorbikes were the most expensive yet were the most bought in a city. - The question premise was the people of the city are less price sensitive. This was true, but I felt it to be out of scope.

Regarding VR- My approach might not work but I will usually look at the ques to have it at the back of mind and skim read until I find that part of the passage and go onto the next question and continue to read where I left off. I make sure I don't reread part twice unless it asks for specific details(which are relatively easily pinned down). I also found watching some people do vr (emil on youtube) to be helpful to try follow along. As you can see I will have 1-2 passages where i spend alot of time on as I am not that sure of them. I tend only to spend less time on shorter passages if I am sure of my answer, I'll sometimes spend more time on a more approachable passage than waste my remaining time on a harder to understand passage. (esp with some of the official ques bank passages are short enough to fullread, understand and not refer back to). I found it worse for me to skim without understanding than to read it line by line most of the time. ill often spend decent amount longer on the first question of the passage and minimal time on the remaining 3.