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Day 22- GMATPrep Practice Exam #1 (2nd Attempt)

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by drewbear24 » Tue Nov 24, 2015 9:46 pm
Hey everyone,

I'm a couple days behind on my study plan (due to work) and I'm supposed to do take the 2nd attempt at practice test #1 today, but I still need to due lessons on probability, statistics, and counting. So I probably won't get to the #2 attempt until this Thursday or Friday.

Does it make sense to take on the verbal portion of the test, since the past 22 days of the study plan have been dedicated to only Quant? I realize that I need to train for the endurance of a 4 hour test, but is it necessary to answer any of the verbal questions?

To me, it seems like we should be focusing on our Quant score only, so we can see if it has increased after these past 22 days, I'm I correct?

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Andrew
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Wed Nov 25, 2015 12:03 pm
Yes, the purpose of that test is to gauge your quant improvement, but completing all sections will:
- help build your endurance
- give you a second verbal score (to compare to the first score)
- re-familiarize you with the 3 kinds of verbal questions.

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by drewbear24 » Wed Nov 25, 2015 12:27 pm
Thanks, Brent!
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