TECHNIQUE:
1. do the GRID - try to look at one portion at a time and cancel those pictures that immediately are different.
Be methodological. A common mistake would be trying to soak up the initial image and trying to look for the difference in each choice. This will make you return to the original image again and again.
However if you use the grid method, only one part of the image being concentrated at and it would be easier to spot the difference because you would be looking for it in a smaller area.
wonderful technique! thank you for sharing these info on your blog. I am preparing for my NMAT this Nov 24, 2013 and I see this blog very helpful! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteHow can we possibly make perfect grid lines? Rulers are not allowed. IDs are not long enough, if you extend them, you're not 100% sure it's accurate. Though this is a wonderful technique. Just thinking about the time wasted for making not perfect grid lines, and the person himself is doubtful about the grids. Can you answer this? 'Cause I'm taking my NMAT this April 6 2014. Thanks! I would really like to use this method, but don't know the right way without rulers. :)
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