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by David@VeritasPrep » Wed Apr 20, 2011 5:32 am
Ta -

My reply was not to you in particular, as someone new to the GMAT you had no reason to know that people would steal questions and/or put things out there that are not worth studying. I have just seen so many of these questions posted that do not have a correct answer. It really is not as much of a problem in the quant where it is easier to write a question that has a correct answer. Of course these math problems may not be up to GMAT standards either, but the verbal side is the side where so many questions will actually confuse students.

Posting such a question is absolutely not your fault it is the fault of the people who wrote it. I hate to see people struggling on these discussion boards over a question with no answer.
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by vidhya16 » Wed Apr 20, 2011 10:43 am
David,

I understood your point and would stick to practice question from reputable resources. Thanks for taking time to alert newbies. Appreciate it.

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