During a full timed Reading Comprehension drill, Nadia needs a passage order that avoids early accuracy loss while still attempting high-value passages before fatigue. Nadia wants to avoid the common mistake of choosing the shortest passage first regardless of confidence or question value. The hard passage that matches a strength should be scheduled early, not avoided altogether. The section contains these four passages: P1 Film Editing Inquiry: 8 questions; difficulty level: moderate-to-hard; should come second because the question count is high and confidence is still good; preview emphasis on interpretive standard; P2 Public Health Policy Method: 6 questions; difficulty level: moderate; is average for both timing and accuracy, making it a reasonable third target; preview emphasis on experimental design; P3 Evidence Rules Context: 5 questions; difficulty level: very dense; has the worst time-to-accuracy tradeoff; preview emphasis on long-term consequence; P4 Renewable Grids Framework: 6 questions; difficulty level: moderate; is the safest opener because it stabilizes pacing before a denser second passage; preview emphasis on authorial method. Which plan gives Nadia the best chance to collect reliable points before lower-confidence work?