Reading Comprehension Process (GMAT Focus Edition - Verbal Reasoning Content and Tactics)

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Question Logistics
- Assume Four Passages in Verbal Reasoning of 3-4 Questions Each
- Allocate a Minimum of 5min00 per Passage to Properly Address Questions
- Content for Data Insights Multi-Source Reasoning Questions
Strategic Implications
- Assume 2min00 per Question in Verbal Section | Assume 3min00 per Question for Data Insights Multi-Source Reasoning or Two-Part Analysis
- Maximum 4min00 to Complete a Full Read of Passage and First Question
- Take Notes as You Go to Allow Reading for One Question to Assist with Another
- Do Not Skip Passages or Tabs Proactively Even if Behind Pace in Verbal or Data Insights Sections
Reading Comprehension Process
Step 1
- Read Question to Determine Subject and Task - Set up Scratch Pad
Step 2
- Broad Subject and / or First Question - Full Up-Front Read & Notes
- Specific Subject and / or Not First Question - Targeted Reading
Step 3
- Predict What Answer Should Do to Address Question Task
Step 4
- Process of Eliminate for Clear and Objective Reasons
- Down to Two : Default to Selecting Option with Fewer Direct Terms from Passage and a Less Absolute Claim, then Go Bland!

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When you talk about taking notes in reading comprehension, I feel overwhelmed. Is there really going to take notes?