The more in-depth you go into your studying, the more in-depth your understanding will be. This leads to the final step of the repetition process, rules. Try to find rules for solving a problem. By rules, I mean helpful connections that you draw between things to help you understand them not only more deeply, but quicker as well. It is harder to provide an example of this because they are specific to each person and how they think. One that comes to mind, however, is how I made a rule for naming acids: ‘ic-ate ite-ous’ (I found out later that other people had already made this, but it still applies as my rule, because I understand it). I drew a connection between the suffices of the ions and acids, and this became a rule that allowed me to complete problems concerning acid naming faster and better. It is important to note that rules do not have to be made by you, you just have to understand them. Maybe after you finish Rote and Rare, Google “tips for solving ___”, and see what you can find.