Method, not theory. One page per Core Module task type, and what full-length practice should actually look like.

Most first attempts measure pace, not reasoning. What each band usually means, and the one change that moves it fastest.
2No official paper is published for download. Here is what the questions actually look like, and how to sit them properly.
3Every Core Module question type explained with worked examples and the solving method for each.
4The rule set is closed and small. Once you can name all seven, the subtest stops being a puzzle and becomes a checklist.
5Why the answer format is not multiple choice, and the substitution order that turns four unknowns into arithmetic.
6Scanning order, forced deductions, and why the fixed A-E answer column changes how you should guess.
7A passage plus questions is not one task type. Telling the seven apart is what turns 90 minutes into enough time.
8You are not reading to understand the passage. You are reading to know where things are when a question asks.
9A four-week plan built around the no-notes rule and the 75-seconds-per-item clock.
10Why timed browser practice beats PDF papers, and how to use mock tests properly rather than just collecting scores.
Mock 1 is free and takes 70 minutes. It will tell you more than another hour of reading.
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