So, I've been having some problems when approaching questions.
The first thing that I do is read the passage. Then I approach the questions.
When I approach these questions, I apparently blank out - completely ignore everything in the passage and focus mainly on my own recollection of material. I know this is bad practice, so I am needing some guidance. I've tried approaching from focusing mainly on the material given in the passage, but every time I do so I miss several questions. If I could figure out this dilemma, I could probably be scoring 13-14 on the sciences.
Should I consider answering questions before reading, mark options, then read the passage and compare my results? (Unless the question clearly stems from the passage.)
The first thing that I do is read the passage. Then I approach the questions.
When I approach these questions, I apparently blank out - completely ignore everything in the passage and focus mainly on my own recollection of material. I know this is bad practice, so I am needing some guidance. I've tried approaching from focusing mainly on the material given in the passage, but every time I do so I miss several questions. If I could figure out this dilemma, I could probably be scoring 13-14 on the sciences.
Should I consider answering questions before reading, mark options, then read the passage and compare my results? (Unless the question clearly stems from the passage.)
