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05 May 2005, 01:20
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Pardon my posting this question here - I possibly could have found the answer to this elsewhere had I googled hard enought, but I thought apart from the answer, I could get some friendly helpful tips as well 
In the Reading Comprehensive passages, I am under the impression that the questions for the same passage are presented one after another, and nither you can go back, nor even see all of them simultaneously, thus not even knowing how many questions would be asked for the given passage.
My question is, do we still see the passage with each question? Or do we have to "remember" the passage, and the questions are presented, but the passage is not?
Anyone willing to share a tip or two would be appreciated.
Thanks.
In the Reading Comprehensive passages, I am under the impression that the questions for the same passage are presented one after another, and nither you can go back, nor even see all of them simultaneously, thus not even knowing how many questions would be asked for the given passage.
My question is, do we still see the passage with each question? Or do we have to "remember" the passage, and the questions are presented, but the passage is not?
Anyone willing to share a tip or two would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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05 May 2005, 01:36
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Hi kapslock,
In RC, the page is split vertically, where on one side you have the paragraph and on the other side the questions. So you needn't mug up the para :-D
You can download the powerprep from the GMAT website & see how the practice questions look like.
In RC, the page is split vertically, where on one side you have the paragraph and on the other side the questions. So you needn't mug up the para :-D
You can download the powerprep from the GMAT website & see how the practice questions look like.
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