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26 Aug 2019, 21:27
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Hi, I am trying to understand kind of topics are covered under these categories in the Enhanced Score Report so I can better plan my study.
Construction/Plan Questions under Critical Reasoning. What kind of questions are covered under this category in terms of the typical list of CR questions such as Bold Face, Assumption, Evaluate?
Identify Stated Idea under Reading Comprehension. What are some typical question stems look like under this category?
Any help is much appreciated, thank you in advance!
Construction/Plan Questions under Critical Reasoning. What kind of questions are covered under this category in terms of the typical list of CR questions such as Bold Face, Assumption, Evaluate?
Identify Stated Idea under Reading Comprehension. What are some typical question stems look like under this category?
Any help is much appreciated, thank you in advance!
27 Aug 2019, 03:21
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Hi thinguyenhalu
Your question can't be easily answered. Almost all experts would avoid answering it because simply there is no clear answer for it.
Such categories as "Construction/Plan" and "Analysis/Critique" are too broad to rely on in determining which questions specifically were your weakness. ESR doesn't help that much. (if you think about it, both mentioned skills are almost needed in every CR question to answer properly but with different proportions)
ESR can help you understand your strength and weakness in each question category (SC/RC/CR) and your time management capabilities (such as where did you rush too fast / where did you waste more time / how your performance in one category affected other categories). This is still important to plan what to improve and how to set your strategy of dealing with the test next time.
Your question can't be easily answered. Almost all experts would avoid answering it because simply there is no clear answer for it.
Such categories as "Construction/Plan" and "Analysis/Critique" are too broad to rely on in determining which questions specifically were your weakness. ESR doesn't help that much. (if you think about it, both mentioned skills are almost needed in every CR question to answer properly but with different proportions)
ESR can help you understand your strength and weakness in each question category (SC/RC/CR) and your time management capabilities (such as where did you rush too fast / where did you waste more time / how your performance in one category affected other categories). This is still important to plan what to improve and how to set your strategy of dealing with the test next time.
27 Aug 2019, 10:44
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Hi thinguyenhalu,
Did you recently take the GMAT? If so, what was your score breakdown? Also, what is your score goal?
Did you recently take the GMAT? If so, what was your score breakdown? Also, what is your score goal?
