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Infer differently from GMAT OG folks

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by mba09admit » Sun Sep 14, 2008 1:14 am
I can see that I consistently infer differently from GMAT Official Guide people. [-(

Inference questions are the ones I get wrong the most :-((

And I am not even talking Kaplan. I do not even understand what those Kap passages are trying to say.

Here are some observations of myself trying to tackle RC:
* I skim while reading.
* I tend to answer questions from my memory, mostly and do not go back to the passage.
* I freak out at seeing words or complex paras that I cannot understand.
* I seem to 'give up' after reading a complex passage. I kind of feel, damn, this passage is f'd up, I am going to get all the answers wrong.

Appreciate any ideas from the RC gurus on how to improve on inference and RC in general?


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On the brighter side, I am pretty good at Sentence Correction.
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