How do you get better at answering questions that aren't line references?

<p>Thanks to Noitaraprep’s method, I haven’t been missing line reference questions, but the general passage questions trip me up. I know you are supposed to find evidence from the passage, but there are some questions that I still can’t get. I review after I practice, and whenever I try answering it the second time, I get the answer right; however, I’m still not improving much. I’ve practiced and reviewed, but I still can’t seem to get these general passage questions right. Anyone know what else could help?
I’ve just finished my fifth practice test.</p>

<p>You should be using the line-reference questions to aid you.</p>

<p>The specificity of these questions should give you a solid idea of the passage(s) as a whole. The questions complement each other.</p>

<p>Thanks, I’ll try that. I’ve also been researching and found that many people find playing devil’s advocate helps. I’ll try to implement both.</p>