Hi all,
What are the main differences between a hard question and an esay one?
How can we know that we are facing a doable question? not a hard one?
Sometimes I am doing pretty well on CR but I don't know the level of the quesitons!!
thanks for your replies,
Differences between a 700-800 and a 600-700 CR
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You know that's a great question! IMO, CR gets challenging when the answer choices are NOT clear-cut. It then becomes even more important to spend as much time as you can breaking down the argument. You may make a prediction, and then find that your prediction is actually NOT related to one of the answer choices, which instead focused on a different piece of the argument. I haven't seen a really obvious difference in format between easy and hard questions. Some of them just require firmer logic and don't seem as tightly constructed as others.
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