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Reading Comp Kaplan CD companion

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by Viper83 » Mon Nov 08, 2010 8:55 am
Has anyone tried to take the Kaplan GMAT premier 2011 practice tests? There are 3 tests for reading comprehension on their CD...they want you to finish 18 questions within 25 minutes (and the passages are relatively long)...that amount of time simply is not enough. What are they aiming at here? 25/18 is approximately 1.4 minutes per question...not the best way to practice in my opinion.
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by dellaboemia » Thu Mar 15, 2012 4:34 pm
I purchased the Kaplan GMAT Premier for 2012 with CD. I've completed the first set of practice sets in each area and the CAT. I agree with your assessment. I've struggled to finish the Reading Comprehension set in 25 minutes. I think its designed to reinforce the Kaplan GMAT approach to reading comprehension. I'm fine with that approach until I'm presented with an EXCEPT question. It's quite difficult to gleen what HASN'T been said in a passage using the techniques prescribed in Kaplan. I'd be interested in others opinions on this.
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by KapTeacherEli » Thu Mar 15, 2012 6:22 pm
For 'except' questions, you generally have to check each answer choice against the text; however, the Kaplan method should still be helpful, since each of those answer choices researched efficiently from your passage map, Topic, Scope, and Purpose.
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