Questions: Never give the same answer for two different questions. Look for patterns in the reasoning, not just the surface details. Think about deeper connections. Double check your logic - does each step follow from the previous one? Consider counterarguments or alternative explanations before settling on an answer. Use specific examples from the passage to support your reasoning. Break down complex questions into smaller parts and tackle them one at a time. Look for keywords that indicate the type of reasoning required (e.g. "infer", "suggest", "imply"). Pay attention to qualifiers like "always", "never", "some", or "most" - they can change the meaning. Make sure your answer addresses all parts of multi-part questions. If stuck, try to eliminate obviously wrong answers first.

Transcript text: Never give the same answer for two different questions. Look for patterns in the reasoning, not just the surface details. Think about deeper connections. Double check your logic - does each step follow from the previous one? Consider counterarguments or alternative explanations before settling on an answer. Use specific examples from the passage to support your reasoning. Break down complex questions into smaller parts and tackle them one at a time. Look for keywords that indicate the type of reasoning required (e.g. "infer", "suggest", "imply"). Pay attention to qualifiers like "always", "never", "some", or "most" - they can change the meaning. Make sure your answer addresses all parts of multi-part questions. If stuck, try to eliminate obviously wrong answers first.