<p>I always run out of time…help…any advice???</p>
<p>dont read the passage
only read the graphs/charts and go to the passage if necessary.</p>
<p>Know what differnt terms mean
like growth and ecay terms for graphs.</p>
<p>Oh
and do make sure to read the science section that is only reading, but u dont need to read it slow
read really fast
adn then go back to it to find answers</p>
<p>i agree with bigtwix. just go straight to the questions. they will direct you to what is significant. only read the passage if you are totally confused. when you answer the science questions, try to formulate your own answer first. it will, most likely, point you to the right answer, so you wont waste time contemplating and second guessing yourself</p>
<p>only use the information you need. it seems like a lot of times you don’t need most of the information on the charts, read the question, decided what you need, and then look for it.</p>
<p>Hmm…I’ve been reading the passages every time. I find that they help a lot as they give you all the background information behind the facts and really help you answer questions that require some information that isn’t directly in the graphs/figures themselves (I’ve usually seen 1-2 questions per passage-section that are MUCH easier if you read everything).</p>