Скачать или смотреть How to master the HARDEST QUESTION on the DSAT reading modules EVERY TIME--tips from a 1600 scorer

The "what logically completes the text" questions would definitely be the question type on the reading modules I struggle with most if I had to take the DSAT today. They require you to break the "don't infer anything" rule. The "timeline" problems, as I've dubbed them here, are probably the most challenging subset of this problem. I'll give you all of my advice on how to approach any of these questions and get them right every time, with four examples (and a bonus for you to solve)!

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Timestamps:
0:00 intro
1:32 medium-difficulty example
3:54 "timeline" question example (hard)
6:31 expert level timeline example
9:52 another expert level timeline problem
11:55 bonus timeline problem!


Answer to bonus problem:
Choice B. We know that the artifacts couldn't have been created in Kuulo Kataa if both founding dates are correct, which we know according to the last sentence of the text. A logical assumption we can make that supports this is that the artifacts came from somewhere else and somehow arrived in Kuulo Kataa. The other choices don't support both founding dates being correct and also assume more than this choice!

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Mixkit license:
On My Way by Ghostrifter Official |   / ghostrifter-official