Hello, everyone. On the three-year anniversary of my joining GMAT Club, I would like to share a spreadsheet I have created as part of a larger project to track official questions. On the spreadsheet, I have included every passage tagged with some sort of
OG or Verbal Review designation (as long as I do not have reason to believe that it appeared only on the paper tests), even though I have no way of verifying some of the pre-2000 sources. There may be some inaccuracies, but I think that sharing the spreadsheet will do more good than spending months fact-checking. I have practiced every question on the spreadsheet and noted the following features:
- Passage Type (Business, Humanities, Science, Social Science)
- Question Type (Application, Evaluation, Inference, Logical Structure, Main Idea, Supporting Ideas)
- GMAT Club Difficulty (Low, Medium, Hard, rather than indicating the percent difficulty per question)
I also have added columns to track time, indicate whether you answered correctly or incorrectly, and add any notes that you see fit—all through manual input. (I advocate spending time to thoroughly review questions.) Finally, to encourage everyone to purchase
the Official Guide and other current official resources, I have not included information on when these questions may have appeared in official publications.
Perhaps this spreadsheet will prove useful to you in your studies. Happy reading!
LINK- Andrew
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Please use
official questions from the Official Guide or Verbal Review to practice for the Verbal section.