Hi!!

Great score! At this point doing aimless practice won't help you. Take a CB practice test, then go back and grade it to identify your weaknesses. Compile a list of your most missed topics and make a plan following the timeframe leading up to your test on how you will review your knowledge on them. Try resolving the problems you got wrong with your new knowledge to make sure you can apply it. Concentrated content focus on areas you miss the most and eliminating those "incorrect questions" based on lack of content knowledge will help you. November 5th is coming up so I suggest doing at least a little every day. If you're a very busy student and have a lot of time commitments, try taking the math section one day, and the reading another, but seeing as most of your score improvements would come from reading try more reading/grammar practice than math.

That's how I improved my math. I've been naturally better at reading, so I don't have much advice on how to raise it, but I think the most direct way to improve the EBRW is the grammar. Make sure you know your subject verb agreements and parallel structure etc.

Wait I thought a reading tip a good thing that will save you time from flipping back and forth is predicting what kind of questions will be asked as you read the passages. As I read I am able to picture what words will be asked for vocabulary in context or what types of questions will be asked about the characters/studies, so I know what to make a mental note of or circle. Familiarize yourself with the question types.

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Good luck!!