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17 Aug 2007, 06:32
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Hello Guys,
I took the Princeton Verbal exam from the Verbal book 2nd Edition(not the CAT) last night. I was only able to answer 28 questions out of 41 in 75 mins. I feel like I am very slow in responding to the verbal questions as I re-read the questions again. To help me gauge better, I am planning on taking GMAT CAT over the weekend for the first time to see where I am at. Regardless, I feel I need to improve on answering questions little faster to complete on time. Can you guys shed suggestions to help me in into this matter?
Thanks in advance!!
Pinal
I took the Princeton Verbal exam from the Verbal book 2nd Edition(not the CAT) last night. I was only able to answer 28 questions out of 41 in 75 mins. I feel like I am very slow in responding to the verbal questions as I re-read the questions again. To help me gauge better, I am planning on taking GMAT CAT over the weekend for the first time to see where I am at. Regardless, I feel I need to improve on answering questions little faster to complete on time. Can you guys shed suggestions to help me in into this matter?
Thanks in advance!!
Pinal
17 Aug 2007, 07:51
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don't re-read the problems. as you read the first time form a mental map of what information is where in the passage. then when you need to go back and find something specific just skim through it all until you catch what you're looking for.
17 Aug 2007, 08:47
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pinal2
you never mentioned which question type you are struggling with, so i am going to assume that you are re-reading all types: RC,CR,and SC questions.
In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with re-reading the questions. If you do not understand what the question is asking, how are you supposed to answer it, right?
You just have to practice. Your speed will improve with practice.
You can save time by selecting an answer without dwelling on it.
Once you feel comfortable with an answer choice, select it and move to the next question.
