hi you probably won't see this but for the mcq questions how do you speed that timing up because practice is not helping me with the speed of getting the passage. You have 20seconds to read the passage and about 8 seconds for elimination so how do you speed that process up.
Hii and thank you for your comment! ☺️ To speed up your time you can learn how to skim read efficiently (this skill takes time to build up). This will cut down your time a lot. You can also use the process of elimination and eliminate 2 answers. For the other 2, you can check in the passage quickly which one is the right one. But, I know I say this so many times but practicing a lot will help you sped the process…you will get to know the questions better and build a habit. Hope this helps you ☺️
Hello Joanna 👋🏽, In the text, it is said that he "think it is his duty to preserve his family heritage for his descendants". From this, you can infer that Lord Edendale wants to take care of his heritage so that he can then pass it on to his descendants in a good condition. Therefore, you can say that he is anxious to pass on the an intact inheritance to his descendants. Also, I think that here "anxious" means eager, he desires to do this rather than being stressed and panicked. Hope this can help you 😊
Hello, hope you are doing well. I have one question concerning the scoring of the decision making section. As we all know, this section has some short questions and some relatively long ones, I just wanted to know if they are all scored the same or if some are worth more points than others. Thank you so much, Nady Saade
Hello Nady, the short questions for DM are worth 1 point. However, for the Long questions where you answer with yes/no, you get 1 point if you answer everything correctly and you get half a point if you make one mistake. If you make more than one mistake, you get 0 points. Hope this helps 😊 good luck with the exam, you got this! 🍀
I`m so glad I found your channel. I'm doing my UCAT this year and I'm so worried but this was so helpful. Thank you x
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hi you probably won't see this but for the mcq questions how do you speed that timing up because practice is not helping me with the speed of getting the passage. You have 20seconds to read the passage and about 8 seconds for elimination so how do you speed that process up.
Hii and thank you for your comment! ☺️
To speed up your time you can learn how to skim read efficiently (this skill takes time to build up). This will cut down your time a lot. You can also use the process of elimination and eliminate 2 answers. For the other 2, you can check in the passage quickly which one is the right one.
But, I know I say this so many times but practicing a lot will help you sped the process…you will get to know the questions better and build a habit.
Hope this helps you ☺️
I didn't quite get the explanation for 25:30, where in the text was it implied that he was anxious to pass on the inheritance?
Hello Joanna 👋🏽,
In the text, it is said that he "think it is his duty to preserve his family heritage for his descendants". From this, you can infer that Lord Edendale wants to take care of his heritage so that he can then pass it on to his descendants in a good condition. Therefore, you can say that he is anxious to pass on the an intact inheritance to his descendants. Also, I think that here "anxious" means eager, he desires to do this rather than being stressed and panicked.
Hope this can help you 😊
Hello, hope you are doing well. I have one question concerning the scoring of the decision making section. As we all know, this section has some short questions and some relatively long ones, I just wanted to know if they are all scored the same or if some are worth more points than others.
Thank you so much, Nady Saade
Hello Nady, the short questions for DM are worth 1 point. However, for the Long questions where you answer with yes/no, you get 1 point if you answer everything correctly and you get half a point if you make one mistake. If you make more than one mistake, you get 0 points. Hope this helps 😊 good luck with the exam, you got this! 🍀
But how do u read the entire passage without running out of time ?
Your videos are so useful😊
So happy they could help you ✨