A timed-practice plan requires the student to choose a sequence for four passages. The student’s stated rule is to rank passages by expected correct answers per minute, using higher accuracy as the tiebreaker. Passage notes: P1 Literary Narrative, "The Blue Gate Bell": a narrative about questioning a mentor’s rule after seeing the purpose it serves. Estimate: 8/10 likely correct in 10 minutes; recurring risk: occasionally confuses cause with result. P2 Social Science, "Study Rooms and Noise": a report on reservation systems and shared-space behavior. Estimate: 6/10 likely correct in 13 minutes; recurring risk: sometimes relies on outside knowledge. P3 Humanities, "The Poetry of Instructions": an essay on how practical language can carry rhythm and voice. Estimate: 9/10 likely correct in 11 minutes; recurring risk: can be slowed by unfamiliar vocabulary. P4 Natural Science, "Bird Migration and Magnetic Cues": an account of experiments testing orientation under altered magnetic fields. Estimate: 7/10 likely correct in 9 minutes; recurring risk: occasionally misses a qualification. Which sequence should the student select?