Fourth Ed. - Critical Reasoning GMAT Prep Guide

Price: $26.00

Description
The Critical Reasoning Guide (200 pages) simplifies arguments by illustrating innovative diagramming techniques designed to increase comprehension and improve accuracy.

The Guide contains a total of 70 "In-Action" problems of increasing difficulty with detailed answer explanations.

ISBN: 0-9824238-0-2

All Strategy Guides come with 6 Full-Length Computer Adaptive Online Practice GMAT Exams accessible in the Student Center immediately after your purchase.

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• 6 Computer Adaptive Practice Exams

  ManhattanGMAT’s Computer Adaptive Exams adapt to your ability level and draw from a bank of more than 1200 unique questions of varying difficulty written by ManhattanGMAT's expert Instructors. All questions reflect the most up-to-date GMAT content, including newly emphasized quantitative and verbal topics.

• Critical Reasoning Online Question Bank

  All questions included in this bank (25 total) draw from the subject of Critical Reasoning and are written by Manhattan GMAT's expert Instructors. All Manhattan GMAT question banks include questions of varying difficulty levels.

Chapter by Chapter

1. ARGUMENT STRUCTURE

   Parts of an Argument, Finding a Conclusion, Common Signal Words, Identifying Conclusions and Premises, An Alternate Way

2. DIAGRAMMING

   The T-Diagram, Efficient Diagramming, Model Arguments

3. GENERAL STRATEGY

   Question Stem, "Except" Questions, Boundary and Extreme Words in Question Stem, Process of Elimination, Boundary and Extreme Words in Answer Choices

4. FIND THE ASSUMPTION

   Close Ties to the Conclusion, Categories of Assumptions, Wrong Answer Choice Types, Least Extreme negation (Advanced)

5. DRAW A CONCLUSION

   Stay Close to the Premises, Use Real Numbers, Make an Inference, Wrong Answer Choice Types

6. STRENGTHEN THE CONCLUSION

   S-W-Slash Chart, Decide Between Two Attractive Answer Choices, Wrong Answer Choice Types

7. WEAKEN THE CONCLUSION

   Argument/Conterargument, S-W Slash Chart Revisited, Wrong Answer Choice Types

8. MINOR QUESTION TYPES

   Explain an Event or Discrepancy, Analyze the Argument Structure, Evaluate the Conclusion, Resolve a Problem, Provide an Example, Restate the Conclusion, Mimic the Argument

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