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gurpreetsingh
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15 Sep 2010, 18:19
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I m aware of the 2/3 split strategy and if we remember the correct usage it becomes easy to crack the question within a minute.
But my question is what should be the strategy for the SC questions in which splits are not visible?
Sometimes the sentences are twisted too much, and the only way to solve the questions is to check every option horizontally.
Eg. when the whole BIG sentence is underlined.
But my question is what should be the strategy for the SC questions in which splits are not visible?
Sometimes the sentences are twisted too much, and the only way to solve the questions is to check every option horizontally.
Eg. when the whole BIG sentence is underlined.
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15 Sep 2010, 20:44
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15 Sep 2010, 21:14
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What I normally do in cases where the whole or most of the sentence is underlined is:
1. Identify any parallelism that exists
2. Identify the pronouns and the nouns that it points to
3. Identify the noun/pronoun verb agreement
4. Understand what the sentence is trying to convey
Then I rule out options based on the above 4 rules in that order. It really doesn't take much time. At worst I will have 2 options left but with enough time at hand
Hope it helps
1. Identify any parallelism that exists
2. Identify the pronouns and the nouns that it points to
3. Identify the noun/pronoun verb agreement
4. Understand what the sentence is trying to convey
Then I rule out options based on the above 4 rules in that order. It really doesn't take much time. At worst I will have 2 options left but with enough time at hand
Hope it helps
