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30 May 2017, 23:55
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Hi Experts what is the best approach to attempt the BOLDFACE questions?
What are the terms used to describe boldfaced parts in GMAT?
What are the terms used to describe boldfaced parts in GMAT?
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31 May 2017, 02:18
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Hi sriamlan ,
The best way to attack any boldface question is to understand the structure of the argument.
While reading any argument, you must have answers to the following questions:
1. What is the conclusion?
2. What is the premise the author is using to support the conclusion?
3. Is he using anything that is against the conclusion?
4. Is there any intermediate conclusion?
5. Are there any facts that the author has used to weaken or strengthen anything?
Once you have answers to these, handling boldface will become a very simple game.
31 May 2017, 12:19
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abhimahna - good advice 
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sriamlan - take a look at our free trial to understand how to approach Bold Face Questions. Click here to start your free trial. Take a look at the help video below to know more about the free trial.
https://e-gmat.wistia.com/medias/gcqikwkiq4
Regards,
Rajat Sadana
. sriamlan - take a look at our free trial to understand how to approach Bold Face Questions. Click here to start your free trial. Take a look at the help video below to know more about the free trial.
https://e-gmat.wistia.com/medias/gcqikwkiq4
Regards,
Rajat Sadana
