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Time Checkpoints by Passage Set
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LSAT.272 Time Checkpoints by Passage Set
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A student says, 'If a passage is difficult, I should slow down; if it is easy, I should speed up.' Which added rule makes this advice operational?
A
Set maximum and minimum ranges, such as roughly 7:30 to 9:45 for most sets, and check remaining average time after each set.
B
Let the range be unlimited because difficulty cannot be predicted in advance.
C
Use a minimum of 10 minutes for every difficult set and no minimum for easy sets.
D
Speed up or slow down by feel only and avoid numeric checkpoints.
E
Apply the rule only to the first set because later timing is determined by fatigue.
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