7d • The Daily Rep
If It's Too Easy, Be Suspicious
That answer sitting right there on the surface, the one that took zero work and feels obviously correct? On harder questions, that is often the bait.
Trap answers are built on purpose from the mistake the test expects you to make: the dropped negative sign, the half-finished step, the word that sounds right but shifts the meaning. The real answer usually makes you do one more move.
You do not need to get paranoid on every question. Just flip on the radar when a hard problem hands you an easy-feeling answer.
Coach's Move
When a tough question's answer feels obvious, pause one beat and ask: what is the trap they set here?
You've got this. One tip, one rep at a time.
Mr. Brown
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If It's Too Easy, Be Suspicious
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