<p>i need a “magical” way to improve my CR.</p>
<p>i tend to read into the passages. how do i prevent myself from doing this? im taking AP English so i tend to analyze the passages. sometimes i just get the surface of the passages and sometimes i feel like i overanalyze. help please?</p>
<p>I do that too. I tend to overanalyze as well. AP English makes you do that. To answer your question, try to look for the answer in the passage. The answer IS in the passage. You just have to train your eyes to look for it. In fact, you don’t even need to read the whole passage. That’s what I did for my March test. Waiting for the scores…</p>
<p>I just learned something last week, which I thought was useless information, but THE ANSWER IS IN THE PASSAGE.<br>
I never really understood that.
When you review at home, read the section, go to the questions, start with question 1 and find a sentence or sentences that justify your answer. It will be extremely helpful- Trust me.
I thought it would be useless but it really helps.</p>