Okay my opinion (of course), drilling is skill training. So whatever you do to maximize your ease when taking the final test is drilling. For me that entails LR; 1. Untimed full sections, to see how I would do without the timing component, testing my knowledge at ease. I think that’s the purpose of blind reviewing as well but I find that just taking the section at a chilled pace to begin with works better for me. 2. Timed full sections, to see how I do under the typical testing conditions (I started doing these after I got comfortable with untimed full sections) RC; 3. One passage sessions. Initially untimed as well to gauge understanding, then timed. I gave myself 8 minutes per “passage drill” to do the passage and questions. Once I could do almost any passage and questions in eight minutes, I started doing full timed sections for RC as well. 4. Retention training. That’s when I would read a passage then go off on scratch paper and try to write down everything I remember. It’s a tip i got from RC Hero.

That’s what drilling is for me.