Quick question about verbal

[Global Warming]

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After much practice...I have found that I can regularly get pretty good scores on verbal passages, but my reasons for eliminating incorrect choices often do not reflect that of the author's.

For example, I eliminated A, B, C, b/c of reason X. Although the answer is correct, the author gives completely different explanations for why A, B, and C are incorrect.

I guess what I am trying to say is...I know just enough to answer the questions, but nothing more. Is this a good strategy or no?

 

[IndianVercetti]

A good strategy will yield correct answers, and since you are getting correct answers, good job!

 

[J ROD]

You dont have to give the correct reason why; just pick the right answer.

 

[ahmcadams]

As long as you have a good rationale for your choices and aren't accidentally choosing correctly because you misinterpreted the question, that's what counts.