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I recently did FL 2 and although I was short on time a little bit for CARS, C/P, and B/B, I only had to guess on about 3-5 qs for B/B and C/P, but I had to guess on 14 (28%) of the questions for cars.
The thing is I performed pretty well on the first 40 questions, getting 83% correct. Had I continued this streak, I would have gotten a 128, a very respectable score. However I ended up with a 125 after having to guess on the remaining 14 questions. My test is in a month and IDK what to do. I realize I spent as much as 4-5 minutes on some questions (these excluded first questions which are shown to take longer cause I had to read the passage). I'm not a fast reader, but after annotating/highlighting, still take about 5 minutes to read the passage.
I really don't know how to finish CARS on time other than to bribe some AAMC official to accept a fake diagnosis for ADHD and award me extra time.
I usually spend a lot of time rereading passages, not cause I didn't understand them, but for questions that allude to one specific word or thing mentioned in the passage without giving you any paragraph references.
The thing is I performed pretty well on the first 40 questions, getting 83% correct. Had I continued this streak, I would have gotten a 128, a very respectable score. However I ended up with a 125 after having to guess on the remaining 14 questions. My test is in a month and IDK what to do. I realize I spent as much as 4-5 minutes on some questions (these excluded first questions which are shown to take longer cause I had to read the passage). I'm not a fast reader, but after annotating/highlighting, still take about 5 minutes to read the passage.
I really don't know how to finish CARS on time other than to bribe some AAMC official to accept a fake diagnosis for ADHD and award me extra time.
I usually spend a lot of time rereading passages, not cause I didn't understand them, but for questions that allude to one specific word or thing mentioned in the passage without giving you any paragraph references.