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Hi HK,

Both the Quant and Verbal sections include a number of 'experimental' questions that do not count towards your score. Those questions are in the 'testing phase' - so they look like regular GMAT questions (because they are - they just haven't been properly tested out yet). Unfortunately, you won't be able to tell the difference, so you'll spend a certain amount of time dealing with those prompts (EVERY Test Taker has to deal with that exact situation though, so there's no inherent bias or harm to your score). If you're looking to squeeze out a few more points, then you would have to post the entire ESR. With your scores, you don't have any big 'weak spots', so you would have to 'nitpick' every aspect of how you took the Test - and likely make some subtle changes to how you 'see' (and respond to) the Test.

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich