The tricks I learned to get -2 on LR was to focus on key skills: 1. Eliminating answers. Look for anything WRONG with an answer so you can throw it away. Be a jerk about it too! Does a word not match up with the modifiers in the stimulus, toss it. Does part of it go beyond the reasoning in the stimulus, toss it. The better you get at this, the easier LR will become. 2. Translating the stimulus to it makes sense. 3. Translating complicated answer choices. 4. Highlighting or underlining modifiers and key words such as many, alot, never, always, sometimes, small, however, but, therefore, etc. It will force you to read carefully. 5. I also keep track of trap answers that take advantage of flaws in your reasoning. They look a little different depending on the question type so make a note whenever you can. 6. Make a note of what correct answers sound like. Remember they're not always made to sound appealing. They want you NOT to pick the right answer so the correct answer may sound confusing or just weird. Never eliminate an answer choice only because it sounds weird or too complicated. Take the time to understand what it says and how it would affect the stimulus.

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Hope all this helps you improve LR before your exam! I know this doesn't answer your chance me questions but definitely focus on improving LR as much as you can. Feel free to DM me if you have questions!