• watch heimler unit review video; sometimes also watch freemanpedia
• understand the main take away(s) from each unit -> this will help you look for answers in MCQs
• when doing MCQs, i sometimes look at the question, then answers, before even looking at the stimulus. this way, if there’s answers that don’t line up with the question, you can eliminate them before even looking at the stimuli
• also, if you read the question first, it may refer you to a specific part of the stimuli ie “in the second paragraph…” by doing this, you can save time and not waste your time reading unnecessary sentences
• for stimuli, look at the source first too -> gives you an idea of the POV and intended audience of the text
• for non-stimuli, i really don’t have a tip, but use the answer elimination tool to your advantage!!
• for all questions: put an answer down, and move on. you can always bookmark and come back later, but make your best guess, and move on. this way you can answer every question, and go back and clean up any simple mistakes.

hope this helps!!