You may notice that the questions that are included in OG quizzes do not contain answer choices. This is by design. Since GMAC owns the copyright to these questions, no test prep company can legally reproduce these questions in a digital format. But for your ease of reference, we have utilized the format that GMAC
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The expressions Like and As are used to present comparison and are often tested against each other. Correct usage of Like When used to present comparison, like must be followed by a noun entity. This noun entity can be a single noun word or a noun phrase. The noun following like is compared to the
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Have you ever wondered as to “how to study for GMAT” or “How can I score a 760 on the GMAT?” Many students ask us “Give me a study plan to score 760 in 3 months”. We believe that general study plans are not efficient as every student is different and hence we believe in
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Quadrilateral questions have always been a head-scratcher for a lot of candidates taking competitive or standardized exams. The primary reason behind it is learning a concept is easier as compared to applying that concept to solve questions. Therefore, to help you with the application of properties of quadrilaterals we have shared a few quadrilateral questions
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In Euclidean geometry, a quadrilateral is a four-sided 2D figure whose sum of internal angles is 360°. The word quadrilateral is derived from two Latin words ‘quadri’ and ‘latus’ meaning four and side respectively. Therefore, identifying the properties of quadrilaterals is important when trying to distinguish them from other polygons. So, what are the properties
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The words since and from both are used to denote the starting time of an action. Yet, these words are used in very different contexts. Use of Since The word since is used to present the starting time of an action that continues in the present till this date. For example: Simple Example 1 Mr.
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Although just one letter makes neither different from either, the words present almost opposite meanings. Either Usage of either denotes one of the two actions, things, or persons mentioned in the sentence. For example: Simple Example 1 Either I will review the project or will supervise the review process. The above-mentioned sentence conveys that I
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Every single sentence, be it written or spoken, talks about an action, and every action has a doer. This is the reason why there cannot be a sentence without a subject verb agreement, especially in the parlance of GMAT SC. Definition of Subject Verb agreement Definition of Subject The entity about whom/which a statement is
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You are going to take an important step towards reaching your career goal by applying to some of the top business schools. Now, to ensure that you get through the admission process, you are going to need to have a great application. And that cannot be accomplished without a GMAT score. Moreover, a GMAT score
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Michael, Rahul, and Anna – Three people in three different cities took the GMAT on January 15, 2019. All three of them got different scores. While Anna is elated to score a 760, Michael and Rahul are disappointed with their scores of 600 and 650 respectively. They’re both considering retaking the GMAT. While Rahul is
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