How do you guys attempt the questions through flagging? Set A/ Set B/ Neither questions come first followed by Complete the Sequence/Statement and Set A/Set B. If you always get the pattern for A/B/N questions, each question arguably takes less time than the complete sequence/statement questions. However, I have noticed that A/B/N are generally harder than the two above question types - it's easy to waste too much time. The 'Complete the....' questions seem to take a bit longer but are generally easier imo (e.g. comparing the colour and movement of a square across other boxes).
When doing the actual subtest, do you go through the test once, flagging A/B/N questions that are difficult and then do them? Or do you leave the 'complete the...' questions last even if you don't seem to be able to figure out the harder A/B/N questions quickly?
I just attempt all questions for several seconds and most of the time, I can see somewhat of a rule even if it's not a convincing one e.g. odd vs even number of lines etc. I guess the answers and move on. I flag the questions I'm super unconvinced by and come back to it later on.
Imho, since time is super important for AR and there's like 55 questions, going through all the questions and flagging a specific question type then coming back to the beginning would just be a massive time waster.