Lesson Guide
Explanation
This is a full paper in the shape of the real one. Thirty-five questions in forty-five minutes, four options each, and — most importantly — the questions come in blocks. A block is one scenario with two to five questions hanging off it, so read each stimulus once and properly before you look at the questions, and write down the facts you work out, because you will need them again further down the block. No calculator. Nothing is deducted for a wrong answer, so answer every question even if you are guessing. And if a block defeats you, its first question is usually still the easy one — take that mark before moving on.
Your Turn
Before you start: read the stimulus, write the derived facts, then answer. In that order.
Watch Out
Do the whole paper in one sitting. A misread stimulus costs every question in its block, so slow down there.
📌 Key Points — this lesson in a nutshell
- 35 questions in 45 minutes — about 75 seconds each, and they come in blocks.
- Read each stimulus once, properly, and write down the facts you derive from it.
- Four options A–D, nothing deducted for a wrong answer — so never leave a blank.
- A misread stimulus costs every question in the block. That is where to spend your care.
Step 1: Introduction
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