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Re: Please help! Big troubles with CR. [#permalink]
Dear Friends.

I’ve found this forum almost half a year ago, and the 2nd month already studying hard according to the Paul’s advise (found here). Thanks Paul :)

But CR is a big headache because I cannot understand the problem (raised above). But I still hope that hard practice will help me.

Could you please also give me a hand and give me a link to 1000 CR questions, because I cannot find them using “searchâ€
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I finally found 1000 CR, thanx.
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Re: Please help! Big troubles with CR. [#permalink]
For the assumption questions, if you can't paraphrase then try negating the choices and see if conclusion still holds true. In the question provided, lets try negating choice C:

Teenage pregnancy is NOT a leading reason that female students leave school.

If this is not the leading reason then female students are leaving because of some other reasons and not because of failure of program.

I would suggest to employ strategies given in Princeton Review. They seem to be effective. As said by others, key to success is the "vicious cycle" of practice and learn from mistakes. If you are making same mistakes again then you need to again go to basics.

Hope this helps.
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Re: Please help! Big troubles with CR. [#permalink]
Thanx A LOT, ps_dahiya!

That was a challenge for me what strategy to use –PR or Kaplan. They are 100% different for me (at this moment). PR looks easier, but with the Kaplan CD doesn’t work (in my case).

I’ll try to practice PR again (even though sometimes I cannot understand is the evidence casual, stat. or analogous) and will practice negating choises.

Thanx again!



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