GMAT · Reading inference and application
Applying passage ideas to new situations
Transfer a passage’s reasoning while preserving its conditions, limits and causal structure.
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GMAT · Reading inference and application
Transfer a passage’s reasoning while preserving its conditions, limits and causal structure.
GMAT · Evaluating arguments
Use negation for necessity, a proof for sufficiency and opposite outcomes for evaluation.
GMAT · Evaluating arguments
Separate evidence from claims, expose the missing bridge and test the kinds of reasoning behind it.
GMAT · Reading inference and application
Infer only what the evidence licenses, and actively test whether a tempting answer could be false.
GMAT · Passage comprehension and structure
Read for the author’s claim, the evidence beneath it and the structure connecting the two.
GMAT · Argument structure, explanations and plans
Evaluate whether a proposed action can achieve its stated goal after costs, constraints and responses are counted.
GMAT · Evaluating arguments
Judge how new evidence changes the support for one exact conclusion.
GMAT · Argument structure, explanations and plans
Map who supports what, recognize valid moves and explain apparent contradictions without erasing facts.
GMAT · Passage comprehension and structure
Track what words mean here, who owns a claim and exactly how strongly the author commits to it.
GRE · Reading Comprehension
Test the connection between evidence and conclusion, using relevant alternatives rather than general skepticism.
GRE · Reading Comprehension
Move from a precise evidence span to the smallest justified conclusion, without importing assumptions.
GRE · Reading Comprehension
Find the proposition that organizes a passage, then preserve its scope and purpose in a concise summary.
GRE · Sentence Equivalence
Find two choices that each fit the context and produce sentences with equivalent meanings.
GRE · Text Completion
Solve a network of dependent meanings, beginning with the blank whose context gives the strongest constraint.
GRE · Reading Comprehension
Separate the author’s commitments from reported opinions, and measure certainty with textual evidence.
GRE · Sentence Equivalence
Resolve contrast, cause and negation before choosing the two words that express the same complete thought.
GRE · Text Completion
Predict the missing idea from the whole context, then choose the most precise completion among five options.
GRE · Reading Comprehension
Read the relationships among sentences: a claim, its evidence, its exception and the conclusion they support.
GRE · Text Completion
Use connectors as evidence about how ideas fit, while checking the propositions and the scope of negation.
GRE · Reading Comprehension
Choose the sense a word or phrase has in this passage, using grammar, contrast and rhetorical role.
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