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Dealing with long and complicated SC questions

Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension
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by nonameee » Mon Nov 14, 2011 8:16 am
Hello everyone,

My problem is that when I deal with long or complicated sentences, I tend to forget the context while reading the answer choices. Because of that I have to re-read several words before and after the underlined part. If I don't do it and proceed to eliminate the questions based on the errors that I've spotted, I lose confidence in picking up the answer. The problem becomes especially pressing when I don't initially spot any errors in the original sentence.

I'm pretty much OK when the sentences are either short or clear, or when the underlined part is short.

I've tried to search the forum and google but without any success.

Thanks a lot.
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