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Critical Revision frm OG

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by magnetronclassic » Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:25 am
I have finished doing the critical reasoning part from OG11 and Verbal review once.
Now when I am trying to revise the questions again I am facing a difficulty as I have a slightest idea of all the topics before hand, hence my reasoning for a particular question is biased. Althogh I am able to solve all the questions correctly I am not sure whether I would be able to do so in actual GMAT as I suppose the questions will not be repeated.
Can any one share some tips on revising the questions on OG11 and Verbal efficiently?
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by batman73 » Tue Mar 17, 2009 8:36 am
I think the most important part in revising the questions from the OG book is to be able to analyze your approach to the problem. Even though you might have a slight idea on the questions, your approach and method you take to solve the problem is more important than anything (I think). Make sure you take the time to analyze your method of solving as the same methods will most likely apply on other questions that are similar. If you really feel that you need to have fresh questions, download the 1000rc or pick up an LSAT book for the verbal portion
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