Read the passage and focus on how to sequence local and whole-passage work. Passage (reflective prose): [1] I mistrust gardens designed to look accidental. [2] Their crooked paths are often the straightest evidence of planning. [3] Admittedly, the best rose in my neighbor's yard ignores every plan. [4] It leans through the fence and corrects my theory each June. Timed-set situation: The set includes a local evidence question about the concession introduced by "Admittedly" in line 3 and a whole-passage question about the narrator's balanced judgment. Which strategy is most efficient and evidence-based for this timed passage set?