Reading Comp Practive Test vs OG Verbal Review

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Today was supposed to be a day off from studying for me however, we got 10+ inches of snow + wind and the world pretty much shut down, soooooo I decided to take a run at a Princeton Review Practice Test.

I did horrible on RC (8/14 correct). I could tell during the test I could not follow the passages and at one time laughed after I read the passage (I was so lost). Anyway I have been using the OG Verbal Review 2nd Edt. for RC study (limited amount). I did 2 passages (#64-76) and got one wrong I was between the right answer and the one I chose.

Last weekend I did a Manhattan practice test and did well on all verabl (including RC).

Does anyone else have a similar experience or have anything to add about the verabl section of the Princeton Review practice test? I am working on my verbal about 65% of the time right now, a decent showing in the verbal should give me the score I need.

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by Isaac@EconomistGMAT » Thu Jan 06, 2011 6:48 pm
Hi

Simply go on the 11th and 12 Editions of the Official Guide. Although these are a bit easier than the real thing they should provide you with a good idea as to your skills. Of course also do the Test Preps - these also give you a fair idea of your skills. If you can handle the RC there, you should be fine.

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