It's A, because it prevents them from 'exiting swiftly' (first sentence) It's not C because it still achieves one half of their goal. Remember that gases often explode, meaning sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. So while having a smoke hood might not prevent all potential dangers, having one i...

It goes both ways. I've seen plenty of people report that they did better on the real thing than the MGMAT CATs. There are so many factors to account for in score fluctuation (ie an individual's ability to perform with anxiety, ability to adapt to different styles of writing and still apply the same...

I think it's E as well. My reasoning is as follows: Conclusion: when such glasses are worn, it is because the wearer has a tendency to be depressed or hypochondriacal Before even looking at the choices, you should already see the flaw in logic that the author assumes x leads to y, and that y does no...

You should keep trying. It seems your quant is on the right track, you may just not have had your A game that day. I bet with another crack at it, you'll be matching your practice Quant score. For verbal, it looks like your score dropped when you went took the GMATPrep CATs. I've been doing the MGMA...

Consecutive Incorrect Problems

I've read everywhere that getting consecutive problems incorrect is lethal to your score... but to what degree? Obviously nobody knows the exact algorithm but is there a decent estimate on how damaging it really is or why it's so lethal? The reason I ask is that I'm currently experiencing pacing iss...