The bullet point thingy is absolutely correct re Level III. The way to actually get that down is to force yourself to actually answer the various AM questions in no more than two sentences for each bullet point. If you practice the two sentence discipline (then try and tweak down to just one!) then you will be practicing correctly. It’s not enough to advise “answer in bullet points ” as it is also easy to create an essay after the bullet point. Anser in nore more than ONE or TWO sentences ONLY! This means that instead of whipping out an answer right away (because you are completely paniced and need to start writing, right?), just take a moment to think and organize and then write – you won’t be writing searching for the answer as you compose; rather, you will actually be writing down what you have just thought the answer to be. Actually much better, much faster, and far fewer fatal crossouts – if you start writing right away, you will wander and guess your way to fatal endings. JUST Breath and THINK for a few seconds. Then write the one or two sentences only. The thing about Levek III is that sometimes the answers are glaringly obvious, but people think that can’t possibly be true and instead of writing the few words for the glaringly obvious answers, they think they owe the reader a thesis (as if this makes the answer more sophisticated and better, when all it wants is the kindergarten version).