Every other day we'll be finding discussions of interesting and tricky questions from previous years.
We will be finding 5-10 Reading Comprehension passages every day based on Most Common Passage & Question types tested on the GMAT:

• Short Passage – 200-250 words
• Long Passage – 350-450 words
• Natural Sciences - Biology, Physics, Evolution, Classification of living beings, etc.
• Physical Sciences - Health care, Medical research, Bio Chemistry, Astronomy, Cosmology, Technology, etc.
• Abstract Sciences - Logic, Philosophy, Psychology, Intelligence Levels, Aptitudes, Child Bearing and Rearing, etc.
• Social Sciences - History, Politics, Economics, Sociology, etc.
• Law - Legal History, International Law, Human rights, Legal Theory, Famous legal cases, etc.
• Humanities - Classic and Contemporary Art, Literature, Films, Music, etc.
• Business and Economics

Study those hand-picked tough and tricky questions which have not been discussed for at least a year or two (you may have missed them otherwise) and review replies and tips from our expert team and prominent members**.

**Combined Effort by Gmatclub moderators and experts.
Kudos and thanks to Narenn, dentobizz, prodizy, WaterFlowsUp, WoundedTiger, mau5, daagh and Bunuel for bringing this project together.**

• Have you come across a unique RC Passage that has not been discussed on GMATCLUB yet? This is the right time to bring that question on the Forum and to earn a Kudos for the same!
• Do you think you have very useful notes for attacking RC questions? Here is an excellent opportunity to share your valuable resources with other community members – Apart from Sincere Thanks by many community members you will also get 5 Kudos from the GMAT CLUB as a small token of Appreciation for your contribution in making this community rich with useful resources.

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• You will subsequently PM me the link of your passage(s) for further evaluation.
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• Any difficulty is accepted (600, 700, 750+ level)
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• Please reproduce the entire passage in the original format along with its ALL QUESTIONS, options, OAs and, if possible, OEs.

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March 7th (day 2): •Physical Sciences - Health care, Medical research, Bio Chemistry, Astronomy, Cosmology, Technology, etc.

a-meteor-stream-is-composed-of-dust-particles-that-have-been-149122.html
the-fossil-remains-of-the-first-flying-vertebrates-the-145305.html
no-very-satisfactory-account-of-the-mechanism-that-caused-81770.html#p612974
nearly-a-century-ago-biologists-found-that-if-they-separate-96221.html
radio-galaxies-and-quasars-quasi-stellar-radio-138209.html
supernovas-are-among-the-most-energetic-events-in-the-137164.html
scientific-advances-in-the-latter-half-of-the-twentieth-104271.html
the-antigen-antibody-immunological-reaction-used-to-be-94373.html
far-from-being-fixed-on-earth-scientists-now-know-that-aust-108245.html
virtually-everything-astronomers-known-about-objects-5845.html
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March 12th (day 4): •Business and Economics

the-modern-multinational-corporation-is-described-as-having-130032.html
many-managers-are-influenced-by-dangerous-myths-about-pay-66930.html#p491308
some-observers-have-attributed-the-dramatic-growth-in-tempor-87312.html
the-function-of-strategic-planning-is-to-138964.html
the-united-states-government-has-a-long-standing-policy-of-156465.html
advertising-in-radio-has-been-relatively-stable-157510.html
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Amazing collection...
Got stunned by a few of these passages...
Thanks a ton MacFauz...

This topic should be alive!
Thank you for all contributors' amazing works

This thread needs to be activated again. RCs are really a night mare for me.
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Thanks for sharing, Interesting buddies..!!

I have found these Economist's passages which can be used to practice active reading strategies.

1) Read the passage.
2) Make notes.
3) Identify the flow of the passage.
4) Identify the reason behind writing each paragraph.
5) Predict the purpose of next paragraph.
6) At last, identify the main point.

Note: These passages / articles do not include any question.

Happy practicing.

SD

Thanks a lot. These will definitely make things simpler.
Thanks!