In this week’s CARS Reading Skills Workshop, Molly and Jack dissect the June 2 daily passage, “Mutiny of 1857.” You’ll see—in real time—how 129 + scorers turn dense paragraphs on British-Indian politics into a clear, test-day game plan.

What you’ll learn:

- How to spot the true argument inside a long list of dates, names, and facts

- Why the trial of India’s Mughal Emperor signaled a power shift—and how the author uses that to prove a point

- “Mythological symbols” as a hidden theme the MCAT loves to test

- When a single sentence is the key to the entire passage (and how to find it fast)

- Why tougher reads usually mean easier questions—and how to exploit that pattern

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