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12 Dec 2022, 21:42
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Hello all - I have another quick question, that I was not able to find the answer to online.
My question is in reference to the 32 page PDF from GMAC that has a list of AWA questions from past GMAT exams. The first sample question is about "Olympic Foods, a processor of frozen foods".
I've seen on the internet that some of these questions might ACTUALLY appear on the exam. Meaning these are not just retired old questions from past exams, but literally the AWA questions that are in circulation for CURRENT exams.
So naturally my question is very clearly...are the AWA questions in this document the actual set of AWA questions that could actually appear on the GMAT exam? Seems extremely unlikely, but I am confused by what I've seen online.
Thank you!
My question is in reference to the 32 page PDF from GMAC that has a list of AWA questions from past GMAT exams. The first sample question is about "Olympic Foods, a processor of frozen foods".
I've seen on the internet that some of these questions might ACTUALLY appear on the exam. Meaning these are not just retired old questions from past exams, but literally the AWA questions that are in circulation for CURRENT exams.
So naturally my question is very clearly...are the AWA questions in this document the actual set of AWA questions that could actually appear on the GMAT exam? Seems extremely unlikely, but I am confused by what I've seen online.
Thank you!
13 Dec 2022, 02:36
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Hi knowledgeispowerr.
They are the actual questions that appear on the test.
Also, for a discussion of how to prepare for the AWA, see this post.
GMAT AWA Writing Tips: 5 Steps for a 5.0+ Score
They are the actual questions that appear on the test.
Also, for a discussion of how to prepare for the AWA, see this post.
GMAT AWA Writing Tips: 5 Steps for a 5.0+ Score
13 Dec 2022, 09:02
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knowledgeispowerr
Thanks for making us all aware..
Is this the document being referred to here?
https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-awa-topi ... 82734.html
Thanks for making us all aware..
Is this the document being referred to here?
https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-awa-topi ... 82734.html
