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What should you do when encountering the terms "immediately/far" in a passage during reading comprehension?

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be on the look out

The correct answer is: be on the look out

When encountering terms like "immediately" or "far" in a passage during LSAT reading comprehension, it is important to be on the lookout because these terms often indicate a significant shift or contrast in the passage. The terms can signal a change in time, location, perspective, or intensity, prompting you to pay close attention to the context surrounding these terms to fully understand the author's argument or the passage's overall meaning. Being vigilant when these terms appear can help you accurately interpret the information and answer questions effectively. Choices A, B, and C do not capture the proactive approach of staying attentive and observant when these particular terms are used in the passage. It is crucial to actively engage with the text and anticipate potential shifts in the argument or information being presented to navigate through the reading comprehension effectively.