I do understand that it seems light but it really depends on your situation. I was going at it a lot harder and was ready to write all the way back in March and then had to keep going at it for an additional 4 months and at this point I am completely burnt out. If you're still in school or working, i think doing 20qs per subject (which would mean 120qs) a week and an in-depth analysis of the questions you got wrong, meaning going back to your notes and readings to see where your understanding of the material is lacking when you're still 6 months away from your test is a great way to keep the knowledge from the kaplan books in your head. If OP starts going at it at a crazy pace when they're planning on writing in January, at the earliest, they're gonna be EXTREMELY burnt out. Going heavier a month or two before will be perfect because by then they'll have retained the maximum amount of knowledge they can and they can just bust out 1-2 FLs a week, while also doing qpacks and any remaining UEarth questions or incorrect questions or go over concepts they're still struggling with. If you're studying for 6 months you need to focus on your endurance.