<p>I know that math and english were just silly mistakes. However, I cannot accurately finish reading and science in the allotted time! I enjoy reading and science is my strongest subject without a doubt ):. For reading, I read the passages and write little notes on the side, and I go 1,3,2,4 (what I think is my strongest order). I tried reading the questions first but that didn't work for me. For science, I skim the intros/graphs and go straight to the questions. I do 5 question ones first, then the 6 question ones, and finally the 7 question one. I know I am smart enough and hard working enough, but I'm just a slow test taker. Do you have any tips so that I can maximize my score? Ideally, I'd like to bring my score up to a 34 by September 21! Please help me reach my goal! :) </p>
<p>try a different strategy! Maybe read the questions before you read or something like that!
I think you should use the PR method. Borrow a PR book and try for yourself!</p>
<p>For reading, I use my finger/pencil to keep my spot, and also keep actively forcing my mind into the story as if I’m actually interested in what’s there, lol. Practice makes perfect.</p>
<p>For the reading, I just take my time to read the passage thoroughly and make sure I know the main idea, then just dive into the questions. Same thing with science. I got a 29 my first time, going for 30+ in September now that I got the red book.</p>
<p>I may be wrong but I think what she means by 1,3,2,4 is she reads the first story first, then the 3rd story, then the 2nd, ending with the 4th. I’m just guessing.</p>
<p>So, during the test you think that JamalM skips the questions that come with the second reading as they go from 1 to 3 and then 2? Also, thanks for helping</p>
<p>I would recommend skimming passages in reading this has worked the best for me also practice a little every day this also has helped me Good luck !</p>
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