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06 Feb 2017, 09:42
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Hello guys.
I have the OG 2015. Anyone knows which questions are the difficult in CR and RC. Is it written somewhere in the book? Moreover, what do we mean by difficult? 600+? 700+?
I have the OG 2015. Anyone knows which questions are the difficult in CR and RC. Is it written somewhere in the book? Moreover, what do we mean by difficult? 600+? 700+?
06 Feb 2017, 19:34
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Hi tzeremakos,
The sections of questions in the OG are arranged in 'general order of difficulty', meaning that a random question near the end of the PS section will likely be more difficult than a random question from the beginning of the PS section. However, that does NOT mean that every question is more difficult than the one immediately before it.
Many Test Takers spend too much time worrying about the 'implied level' of the practice questions that they're working on, when they should actually be working on other things (Tactics, pattern-matching skills, developing proper Test Taking habits, etc.). At this point in your studies, are you getting more questions wrong because of silly/little mistakes or because you find the questions to be too difficult?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
The sections of questions in the OG are arranged in 'general order of difficulty', meaning that a random question near the end of the PS section will likely be more difficult than a random question from the beginning of the PS section. However, that does NOT mean that every question is more difficult than the one immediately before it.
Many Test Takers spend too much time worrying about the 'implied level' of the practice questions that they're working on, when they should actually be working on other things (Tactics, pattern-matching skills, developing proper Test Taking habits, etc.). At this point in your studies, are you getting more questions wrong because of silly/little mistakes or because you find the questions to be too difficult?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
07 Feb 2017, 05:15
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Hi tzeremakos,
The sections of questions in the OG are arranged in 'general order of difficulty', meaning that a random question near the end of the PS section will likely be more difficult than a random question from the beginning of the PS section. However, that does NOT mean that every question is more difficult than the one immediately before it.
Many Test Takers spend too much time worrying about the 'implied level' of the practice questions that they're working on, when they should actually be working on other things (Tactics, pattern-matching skills, developing proper Test Taking habits, etc.). At this point in your studies, are you getting more questions wrong because of silly/little mistakes or because you find the questions to be too difficult?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
The sections of questions in the OG are arranged in 'general order of difficulty', meaning that a random question near the end of the PS section will likely be more difficult than a random question from the beginning of the PS section. However, that does NOT mean that every question is more difficult than the one immediately before it.
Many Test Takers spend too much time worrying about the 'implied level' of the practice questions that they're working on, when they should actually be working on other things (Tactics, pattern-matching skills, developing proper Test Taking habits, etc.). At this point in your studies, are you getting more questions wrong because of silly/little mistakes or because you find the questions to be too difficult?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Thanks for the answear. No, in the verbal section I am not doing silly mistakes. In the CR I don't understand why the correct answear is the correct. Ok, next time I ll solve it, I will remember the answear, but I can't find a pattern for other similar CR questions. After all, I had a 62% of correct answears in the 125 questions. I think its not so good. Especially, after the 80th... the most were wrong. Is there any link for the pattern-matching skills you mentioned?
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