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Problem Solving, the Quant question type on the GMAT.
Critical Reasoning and Data Sufficiency, on alternate days.
Each question links to its forum page: the official answer, how members answered, and a GMAT expert's explanation.
Week 1 starts easier. After that, every week mixes easier, medium and harder questions.
These are the two questions in your first email, which arrives the moment you sign up. Pick an answer to check it.
Quant · Problem SolvingEasier: up to 555
If there are two unique solutions to the equation x2 + bx + 9 = 0, which of the following could not be a value of b?
Correct. The official answer is C.
Not this one. The official answer is C.
Source: Veritas Prep
100% of the 3 members who answered it on the forum got it right.
See the step by step walkthroughVerbal · Critical ReasoningEasier: up to 555
In an experiment, two different types of recorded music were played for neonates in adjacent nurseries in a hospital. In nursery A, classical music was played: in nursery B, rock music was played. After two weeks, it was found that the babies in nursery A cried less, suffered fewer minor ailments, and gained more weight than did the babies in nursery B.
In evaluating the validity of the conclusion suggested by the experiment above it would be most important to know which of the following?
Correct. The official answer is B.
Not this one. The official answer is B.
100% of the 3 members who answered it on the forum got it right.
See the step by step walkthroughThe free 60-Day GMAT Study Plan gives you a short lesson and a question each day, and a page that tracks your progress.
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Day 1 lands in your inbox right after you sign up. Then one email arrives each morning for 60 days.
A Problem Solving question every day, plus a Critical Reasoning or Data Sufficiency question on alternate days, so all three GMAT sections come up each week.
Week 1 starts easier. After that every week mixes easier questions (up to 555), medium (565 to 655) and harder (665 and up), rated by the share of forum members who got each one right.
Each question links to its forum page, which holds the official answer, how members answered, and a GMAT expert's step by step walkthrough.
No. The emails and the walkthroughs need no account. A free account lets you post your own question or reply on the forum.