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27 Sep 2024, 21:01
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Hello Community,
I've gone through the PowerScore CR Bible and have understood the gist of tackling individual CR question types. So far, this has incredibly helped me tackle sub-655 level questions. I am able to arrive at the correct answer along with identifying the incorrect answers and knowing why they should be eliminated. My accuracy here is 80%. Of the 20%, I am stuck between two possible contenders for the correct answer (based on the GMAT Club timer accuracy-check for each options) Consider it as I am able to solve it through the established process.
However, things are a bit challenging when it comes to 655-705 and higher Q-levels of the OG, the Verbal Review and GMAT Prep. Not only I am unable to comprehend and establish the relation between the stimulus and the stem, I am completely humbled by the correct answer. Clearly there is a gap in my understanding and comprehension. My accuracy here is 30%. I take most of time constructing the scenario in my head and identifying the actual ask in the question.
On the other hand, I am able to tackle 655-705 and higher Q-levels of the LSAT material with an accuracy of 50% by following my CR notes.
Can someone pls help me Resolve the Paradox? (pun intended)
I've gone through the PowerScore CR Bible and have understood the gist of tackling individual CR question types. So far, this has incredibly helped me tackle sub-655 level questions. I am able to arrive at the correct answer along with identifying the incorrect answers and knowing why they should be eliminated. My accuracy here is 80%. Of the 20%, I am stuck between two possible contenders for the correct answer (based on the GMAT Club timer accuracy-check for each options) Consider it as I am able to solve it through the established process.
However, things are a bit challenging when it comes to 655-705 and higher Q-levels of the OG, the Verbal Review and GMAT Prep. Not only I am unable to comprehend and establish the relation between the stimulus and the stem, I am completely humbled by the correct answer. Clearly there is a gap in my understanding and comprehension. My accuracy here is 30%. I take most of time constructing the scenario in my head and identifying the actual ask in the question.
On the other hand, I am able to tackle 655-705 and higher Q-levels of the LSAT material with an accuracy of 50% by following my CR notes.
Can someone pls help me Resolve the Paradox? (pun intended)
27 Sep 2024, 21:23
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My suggestion would be to treat each question with special respect and not generalize hard critical reasoning questions and explore each one, finding a good way to solve that works for you.
I would recommend printing them out. One question on a sheet of paper and explaining which one to yourself how to solve them or you can even write out notes how to solve each of the questions. After you do that with 10 questions, you’ll start seeing the patterns. There are patterns.
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I would recommend printing them out. One question on a sheet of paper and explaining which one to yourself how to solve them or you can even write out notes how to solve each of the questions. After you do that with 10 questions, you’ll start seeing the patterns. There are patterns.
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27 Sep 2024, 21:39
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