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22 Mar 2015, 17:15
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Hey guys,
Does any of you use diagrams for CR questions? Do you think it is worth the time? I am talking about tough and long CR questions. Please share your experience
Does any of you use diagrams for CR questions? Do you think it is worth the time? I am talking about tough and long CR questions. Please share your experience
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29 Mar 2015, 00:26
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Hi! When you say "use diagrams", can you provide a reference for this; have you read in some book where diagrams are provided?
I don't use diagrams, but to me it looks like that even if it was possible, it would be quite lengthy and cumbersome. The CR questions themselves are long and take time to read. Then, if we draw a diagram for every option, it seems to be a very time consuming process overall.
However, if the book that you are referring to has an easy way for this, I would also be interested in knowing.
I don't use diagrams, but to me it looks like that even if it was possible, it would be quite lengthy and cumbersome. The CR questions themselves are long and take time to read. Then, if we draw a diagram for every option, it seems to be a very time consuming process overall.
However, if the book that you are referring to has an easy way for this, I would also be interested in knowing.
29 Mar 2015, 08:45
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Hi, ayushman. I read about the diagraming in ManhattanGmat CR. It claims that it is an effective way to improve the CR performance on "tough and long" arguments. The idea is that reading an argument once sometimes is not sufficient to understand it, so diagraming can help you to save the time spent on repeated readings. Diagraming can help you to increase your understanding of the argument. I agree that it could be a little cumbersome process but I think it is worth it to spend some extra time and answer to question right.
