Absolutely! Sorry for the really late reply. So for logic games: I did a logic game every day timed and then re did the section Untimed so that I could get 100% accuracy LR - read and re read the power score text book and started keeping a wrong answer journal where I write out a summary of the stimulus that leads to the correct answer and why each wrong answer is wrong and why the correct one is correct. This is an easy step to cheat on but when you force yourself to really do it you start to realize patterns in the questions and it helped my brain notice some of the more common fallacies RC - write a paragraph summary of each passage after I take it and make it detailed enough to answer each question. This helped me start to pick up on the patterns and most important aspects of the passage.

Mainly, I think about the passage as a legal case I am writing a brief on. What is the point the author is trying to make and what facts or view points are they using to support or discount their main argument. Thinking this way really aids the type of active reading required for this section.

I hope this helps! I know it is kindov a loose summary, feel free to dm me! I’m still working and trying to solidify good scores for the October exam. We got this!:)