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Petersons Master the GMAT 2010

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by sang5650 » Mon Jan 25, 2010 6:29 pm
Hi,

Took the Peterson's diagnostic test today and found the verbal part a bit different. Found few questions where two answer choices had exactly the same meaning or at least I found it hard even to differentiate between two answer choices.

like "describe the characteristics of new towns that made them unsuccessful" and
"explain why new town failed to meet general expectations"

The difference wasn't quite prominent from the passage either. So wondering did anybody else take this test in Peterson's. If you did what would be your views on such questions. How would you deal questions like this?
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by beatthegmat » Sat Jan 30, 2010 8:59 am
I've never been impressed by Peterson's books. I recommend that you stick with more established GMAT resources like the Kaplan/TPR/MGMAT books/tests--these tend to be well received by our community.
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