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21 Jun 2007, 23:39
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There are many discussions about GMAT strategies, such as to get first and last 10-12 questions correct in order to boost overall score. My opinion is that the probability that the GMAT test makers included tested questions into the last 8-12 questions is very low, because some people lack the time at the end of math/verbal section and rush to guess. And in this case it would be unwise from the test makers site to include tested questions there, because it would not hurt so much test taker's score. My belief is that the tested questions are surely not at the end of a section. Conclusion - to leave enough time for the last 8-12 questions!!!
Any opinions on this thought???
Any opinions on this thought???
22 Jun 2007, 07:23
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Not putting test questions at the end of the test defeats the purpose because a question has to have a varying set of data.
If a test question was never put in the later questions of the test, then there is really no justification to put it in there when it really counts.
The only question that is more likely to be a real one is the first question because it is a medium-difficult question (50% get right and 50% get wrong). Since they don't know the difficulty of test questions, the first one is a real one.
If a test question was never put in the later questions of the test, then there is really no justification to put it in there when it really counts.
The only question that is more likely to be a real one is the first question because it is a medium-difficult question (50% get right and 50% get wrong). Since they don't know the difficulty of test questions, the first one is a real one.
23 Jun 2007, 02:58
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there is absolutely no way of telling which question is real and which is a tested question. the test questions are spread randomly through the test. it can be the first question, you can have two or three in a row... it is completely random.
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