<p>I feel as if I understand the concepts, but have trouble applying them. It’s like in math, when you <em>think</em> you know what to do, but only really <em>learn</em> when you actually are faced with a problem. At first, you can’t do them correctly, but then you learn how they’re done and it becomes almost mechanical. I’ve heard it’s the same with Economics’ test, for questions are pretty much all similar, and after a while you just <em>get</em> how to do them; is this true? Has anyone tried studying like this? I know this probably works best for MC, but could I also use the same method for FR? (I have tons of problems with FR… Can only get like 10 points at best)</p>
<p>How many wrongs would be “acceptable” for the MC section? As to get a 4-5?</p>