ap lang mcq tips by citlali salas https://padlet.com/iwantyoosungsomelette/aplang citlali salas en-us 2021-01-14 03:51:27 UTC 2021-02-07 23:25:10 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f390.png before reading the passages: iwantyoosungsomelette https://padlet.com/iwantyoosungsomelette/aplang/wish/1174566141 1. Try reading the introductions before the questions. This will help you get the context the questions may come from.

2. Skim through the questions, but don't hastily jump to the paragraph they mention to answer it off the bat. Read the whole text on its own to get the full picture.   

3. Look into which topic / passage seems more difficult'/ longer and try to do that one first (this is so you read through and answer the ones for it, but have time to marked questions for later).

]]> 2021-02-07 22:48:05 UTC https://padlet.com/iwantyoosungsomelette/aplang/wish/1174566141 during reading: iwantyoosungsomelette https://padlet.com/iwantyoosungsomelette/aplang/wish/1174576979 1. I'm not an active reader, but I ask and answer questions to myself while reading (author's purpose / SOAPSTone).    

2. Passive advice: read everything at the same speed as if it were an audiobook. When your mental voice flows with the words, the statements or arguments in the passage click faster and you'll make more sense out of it. 

3. Make connections to things that may seem unrelated to what you're reading if you have trouble focusing on it, especially if it's too mundane.]]> 2021-02-07 22:58:07 UTC https://padlet.com/iwantyoosungsomelette/aplang/wish/1174576979 answering: iwantyoosungsomelette https://padlet.com/iwantyoosungsomelette/aplang/wish/1174577176 1. Sometimes there are a set of questions that seem like they're asking the same thing. This can work for or against you if you trust your first answer. 

2. Instead of process of elimination, I look for biased, incredibility, or absolute words ( always, never, every). Sometimes the answers are so emotional or dramatic that it feels like it tests your psyche, so those are most likely to be false. 

3. I try to get through the grammar related questions quickly, usually your first answer is right. Worst comes to worst, if you feel like you're running out of time and want some time to look back, do the trick of 4 answers with the same letter for the chance of one or two being right.]]> 2021-02-07 22:58:19 UTC https://padlet.com/iwantyoosungsomelette/aplang/wish/1174577176