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21 Jul 2011, 16:51
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Sorry if a noob question...
I was just working a CR assumption question and, per my strategy, predicted an assumption before scanning through the answers. I quickly found the right answer, but didn't know if I should spend more time reading through the other answers just in case one was maybe better.
What is your strategy? Predict, target the right answer, and move on to next question? Or predict, target the right answer, and continue to reason through why all the other choices are wrong?
I was just working a CR assumption question and, per my strategy, predicted an assumption before scanning through the answers. I quickly found the right answer, but didn't know if I should spend more time reading through the other answers just in case one was maybe better.
What is your strategy? Predict, target the right answer, and move on to next question? Or predict, target the right answer, and continue to reason through why all the other choices are wrong?
21 Jul 2011, 17:06
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The GMAT asks you to choose the "most correct" answer, so it's wise to read all of the answer choices because there might be a better option later on.
I simply read the passage, move on to the question, and then review all of my choices.
I simply read the passage, move on to the question, and then review all of my choices.
21 Jul 2011, 18:06
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two things -
1) Predict, it is always good --> go for it if you do not have time
2) Do a sanity check --->tone, etc --> this will not take time once prediction is found to ensure that it is correct
3) But if you have time --> Check all the answers because there are chances that some choices will be quantitatively better --> This is especially and mostly true in answers that you can express quantitatively.
