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Strategies & Time Management Flashcards

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  1. During the Reading section, what should you do with 'insert a sentence' questions to save time?

    Answer: Read each insertion option against the surrounding logic and transitions, then choose

    Checking how the sentence fits the logic and transition words at each square quickly reveals the right spot.

  2. What is an effective note-taking habit for Listening conversations between two speakers?

    Answer: Mark each speaker's main point and any problem or solution discussed

    Tracking each speaker's point and any problem-solution helps answer purpose and detail questions efficiently.

  3. Why should you avoid spending too long on a single difficult Speaking idea during prep time?

    Answer: A clear, simpler answer delivered fully scores better than an unfinished complex one

    A complete, well-delivered simple response outperforms an ambitious answer you cannot finish in time.

  4. In the Independent Writing task, roughly how many words is a strong essay typically expected to reach?

    Answer: About 300 or more words

    High-scoring Independent essays generally develop ideas across about 300 or more words within the time limit.

  5. What pacing mistake most commonly hurts test-takers in the Listening section?

    Answer: Lingering on one tricky question while the timer for the question set runs down

    Spending too long on one question can leave too little time for the remaining questions in the set.

  6. What is the best use of the final minutes when finishing the Writing section early?

    Answer: Proofread for grammar, spelling, and clarity to raise your score

    Using leftover time to proofread catches errors that can lower your writing score.

  7. How does answering questions in order, while flagging hard ones mentally, help time management on Reading?

    Answer: It keeps a steady rhythm so you don't waste time deciding which question to do next

    A steady forward rhythm avoids wasted time bouncing between questions and keeps pacing consistent.