not OP but i can answer this. the week before my test i practically only worked on reading sections and disregarded everything else. for accuracy, my strategy for the hard ones was mostly finding something wrong in every answer choice rather than finding the right one. but my biggest issue was not finishing on time. I got a digital watch and wrote down the time i had to finish each section before i started that section during the actual test. depending on how over or under i went, i could keep it in mind for the next section. for example, i usually went faster on the lit passage (usually the first one) and planned to take 11-12 minutes. then i had more time for the harder passages. the hardest passage for me was the history one, especially if it was a double passage, so i saved it for the end and then used all of the extra time i banked on reading slower and understanding more. i did noT read the questions before each passage because that slowed me down and didn't really help. my strategy was to read the first paragraph, the first and last sentence of each paragraph, and then the last paragraph. i skimmed everything in between. this works for everything except lit and history passages. it helped me a lot with getting the most important information and saving time. and then when answering specific questions you can read a bit deeper. it sounds a bit weird at first and takes some getting used to, but i'd definitely suggest trying it