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Originally posted by bossdaddy on 04 Feb 2013, 12:12.
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In my copy of the OG it seems there is only a chapter explaining the questions types, but I've heard people mention "OG IR questions", and at the back of the book there is an answer sheet to some 50 questions.
Am I missing something here? Are the questions on some mystery page I can't seem to find?
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In my copy of the OG it seems there is only a chapter explaining the questions types, but I've heard people mention "OG IR questions", and at the back of the book there is an answer sheet to some 50 questions.
Am I missing something here? Are the questions on some mystery page I can't seem to find?
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If you bought the original copy, you would get a Code (ID) that you can use to access IR at GMAT official site. Otherwise you can buy these questions separately from GMAC.
Yes these are the Integrated Reasoning section questions. The questions have multiple parts (not as simple as ABCDE), some have drop downs, and some have tables to let you sort. THe only way to present these questions is through a computer - a paper version of a book can't let you choose from a drop down menu. The back part of the book will provide you a code and you can then log into a website and go through the OG IR questions there. It's valid for a few months (3-6 months).
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