Kaplan Verbal SC question

Before George Eliot became popular and respected novelist known as George Eliot, she was an anonymous translator and essayist of formidably far-ranging scholarship. A.......... B Before she had been the popular and respected novelist, George Eliot, she was C George Eliot has been the popular and re...

Well the issue is that I find it hard to master the concepts truly 100% in-depth I guess. And, Yes, I make silly mistakes here and there. Do you think 2 hours a day will be enough to raise the score to 45 in two weeks?(That is If I really work efficiently).I don't rally think about the burnout. I'm ...

How to achieve 45 in Quantitative

Hey guys. I just wanted to ask what can you advice me in order to raise my quant from 41 to 45(which is my target score). I have only 2 weeks left and I'm planning to devote 4 hours a day to quant. Here's the list of topics that I'm going to concentrate most. Ratios Factors and multiples Systems of ...

How far can one go in verbal

O.K. This question might sound a bit naive. I understand that there's no definite answer to it. But still, can I reach a score of 40 in verbal if I answer all the SC questions right and let's say 50% of CR and 50% of RC questions right? I already know quite well that it's the difficulty of questions...

Thanks very much Ian.Here's a question I got on the gmatprep test. It goes like this -->2^(4-1)^2/2^3-2 and this equals 2^(3)^2/2=2^9/2=2^8 and here only 3 is in brackets and not (3^2) I think you may have written your brackets in the wrong place. There is an important difference between the followi...

Well what's wrong with the first one? We just take 2 to the power of 2 to get 4 and than cube 4 to get 64. according to me, both are wrong 2^(2)^3 is same as 2^2^3. (we start from the brackets, but only 2 is in the bracket, so we don't know whether 2^2 is calculated first or 2^3. brackets should be ...

Two different uses of but rather

Here are two very similar(in the sense that both test the same thing) SC questions, one form OG verbal and other from the veritas prep test. OG: The energy source on the Voyager 2 is not nuclear reactor,in which atoms are actively broken apart; rather a kind of nuclear battery that uses natural radi...

Have suggested does not agree with term. That's what the OG says.