Does this ever happen to you in RC?

[uwofresh]

I've just timed myself for the RC section from TM supplemental material, and I noticed that one of the passage was extremely tough.  When I was going through them I felt like I totally failed this portion of the RC, but ended up getting 6/7.  At the same time, there are events where I feel like I totally understood the passage and the question and end up missing majority of the questions.

I seriously hope this doesn't happen on the real thing.

[aristophonos]

Always happens to me.  When I feel like a RC was tough and tiring, I get them all correct.  I am only getting a 2-3 wrong on the section though, so my experience might be somewhat different. 

However, when I have that tired-brain feeling, I've learned it's good for RC.  Now for LG...

[SanchoPanzo]

Yup. Seems true for me too. That is, doing better when the passage is more engaging/difficult.

[lawstudent3]

It's very unnerving, but it happens to me too sometimes.

[itsmegark]

It means that you are not understanding anything.  If you don't know if you "understood the passage or not.." this is problematic.

[Halo]

The test writers give relatively easier questions to difficult passages.

[itsmegark]

The test writers give relatively easier questions to difficult passages.

Isn't this what I said million times?  Halo, stop copying what I say.

Yo Dave, do something about this Halo/DinMartin/Jackson..troll.

[Halo]

The test writers give relatively easier questions to difficult passages.

Isn't this what I said million times?  Halo, stop copying what I say.

Yo Dave, do something about this Halo/DinMartin/Jackson..troll.

Shut up. I don't read any posts.

[itsmegark]

Alright.  But DinMartin, when are you gonna stop trolling?
Isn't it time for you to move on?

The test writers give relatively easier questions to difficult passages.

Isn't this what I said million times?  Halo, stop copying what I say.

Yo Dave, do something about this Halo/DinMartin/Jackson..troll.

Shut up. I don't read any posts.

[snikrep]

I typically get wrong on the hard passages, and then the easy passages I always get right.

And I'm finding I'll spend like 10 minutes on one hard passage, and then the easy one will only take me about 5-6 minutes (and I'll get them all right).  Don't know why, hope I just get them all right on the test, lol, a perfect RC would help soooo much.