<p>How do you guys attempt the passage question.</p>
<p>Do you go in the order of the question.</p>
<p>Personally, I read the passage first and then answer the questions. I practiced with this method on the chapter review questions in CB's Study Guide and got all or most of them correct this way.</p>
<p>Ok do you do the question in the way the appear or?</p>
<p>it depends which way works for you. personally, if i'm not interested in a passage, i mark each line that a question is on, and after i read the line, i answer the corresponding question. if i cant, i read a little more (probably till the end of the paragraph), then try again. it helps keep me focused, and sometimes i see answers from earlier questions later in the passage that might have tricked me had i read the whole passage at once. having said that, if i'm actually interested in the subject matter of the passage, i tend to read the whole passage through, because when i like a reading, i tend to absorb all of the information well. you just have to see what works for you.</p>
<p>I usually always went in order, answering only those questions that i was almost sure of having the correct answer. I skipped the ones i wasnt sure about, and returned to them later.</p>
<p>Short passage: First read questions, then passage
Long Passage: First passage, then questions
Dual Passages: Read first passage, answer questions for first passage. Read second passage, answer questions for second passage. Answer questions relating to both passages last.</p>
<p>read the passage
break down the questions, each answer nad underline clues to why it isnt that answer (really helps)</p>