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Hi guys i have a general question.
For verbal and quant is it a good idea to check answers explanation one at a time (after each quetions) or all at once after you are done with everything?
I do this so i dont waste time re-reading the problem when checking answers, also because I want to know the answers right away.
I seem to read answers not carefully when I am going over them all at once since i just wanna get it overwith but I am not sure if it is a good idea.
For example, when I am doing SC in OG, I just go straight to answer explanation section , cover the answers, do the problems and check the answers right away.
Same for quants..
Some say do some say dont.
I seem to get discouraged tho when I get couple problems wrong in a row and my motivation drops tremendously.
Any ideas and some supporting reasons?
Thanks
For verbal and quant is it a good idea to check answers explanation one at a time (after each quetions) or all at once after you are done with everything?
I do this so i dont waste time re-reading the problem when checking answers, also because I want to know the answers right away.
I seem to read answers not carefully when I am going over them all at once since i just wanna get it overwith but I am not sure if it is a good idea.
For example, when I am doing SC in OG, I just go straight to answer explanation section , cover the answers, do the problems and check the answers right away.
Same for quants..
Some say do some say dont.
I seem to get discouraged tho when I get couple problems wrong in a row and my motivation drops tremendously.
Any ideas and some supporting reasons?
Thanks
20 Oct 2016, 19:24
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Hi jjkk,
From your post, I assume that you're talking about wanting to read the EXPLANATION for each GMAT question immediately after working through the question (when referring to the "answers", it wasn't immediately clear whether you were talking about the 5 answer choices that accompany each question or the explanation for the correct answer).
The 5 answer choices to each question can sometimes provide really important information about the question (including a hint as to how you can solve the question or what you might want to focus on as you read and take notes), so you should NOT 'cover up the 5 answers' ever.
Unless you're working through a quiz or a CAT, then reading the explanation after working through each individual question makes a certain degree of sense - you want to make sure that you got the question correct (and learn if there were any other ways to answer the question or if there were any noteworthy elements that you should memorize so that you can spot them again in other questions).
1) How long have you studied?
2) What materials have you used?
3) How have you scored on each of your CATs (including the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores)?
4) What is your goal score?
5) When are you planning to take the GMAT?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
From your post, I assume that you're talking about wanting to read the EXPLANATION for each GMAT question immediately after working through the question (when referring to the "answers", it wasn't immediately clear whether you were talking about the 5 answer choices that accompany each question or the explanation for the correct answer).
The 5 answer choices to each question can sometimes provide really important information about the question (including a hint as to how you can solve the question or what you might want to focus on as you read and take notes), so you should NOT 'cover up the 5 answers' ever.
Unless you're working through a quiz or a CAT, then reading the explanation after working through each individual question makes a certain degree of sense - you want to make sure that you got the question correct (and learn if there were any other ways to answer the question or if there were any noteworthy elements that you should memorize so that you can spot them again in other questions).
1) How long have you studied?
2) What materials have you used?
3) How have you scored on each of your CATs (including the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores)?
4) What is your goal score?
5) When are you planning to take the GMAT?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
20 Oct 2016, 20:42
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yea i was talking about answer explanations. i have a urge to check them immediately. my question is is it good idea to check each one afer each question? or do all the problems in SC and then go over them one by one
