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Working with multiple materials, will it add value?

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by arunmmw » Mon May 26, 2008 8:13 pm
Ive been studying with multiple materials such as princeton, arco, kaplan, OG, manhattan and other local publishers books.

I found that CR answers and logic used for deriving answers in each book differs ( or i might not have perceived clearly) and it makes me think whether studying RC and CR using multiple books enhance the performance or degrade the performance?
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by mayonnai5e » Mon May 26, 2008 10:40 pm
My opinion is that it depends on when you do the problems from each. I started with PR materials then went to Kaplan, Veritas and finally OG materials. Once I had started working the OG problems and became familiar with the way the test writers "think" I definitely 100% noticed a difference between OG verbal and all other verbal materials. This was particularly the case with the 1000 series questions.

To answer your question, I think it is actually dangerous to use certain materials after the OG because once you become familiar with OG, you should notice your mind shifting to "think" like a test writer, but some other materials have the opposite effect. I avoided the 1000 materials like the plague after I realized this.
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