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MCAT Verbal Reasoning
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Subjects
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mcat
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logic-and-reasoning
Instructions:
Answer 27 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. think about conclusion being supported by the example - for example - because - since - in this case - in illustration
List Markers
Step 5: Attack The Aquestions
Comparison And Contrast when passage describes two things as different. wrong answers will say they are the same
Examples to follow
2. First - Second - Third
10 basic question types
List Markers
3 formats for All question types
Examples to follow
3. Try to see what you keywords to look for in the passage
Step 4: Bottom Line
Write it down
Step 2: Preview the questions
Dealing with harder passage
4. Think of each question as assigning you a task; what mission do you need to accomplish. What do I need to do?
Indentify question type
How to attack the question?
Complex question types(5)
Step 3: Work The Passage
5. Highlight any names!!!
Write it down
3 formats for All question types
Names
What to do with long ass convoluted questions?
6. Main idea/Primary purpose - Tone/ Attitude
10 basic question types
Go back
General question types(2)
Dealing with harder passage
7. Structure - Evaluate - Strengthen/Weaken - New information - analogy
Know Pivotal Words
Examples to follow
What to do with long ass convoluted questions?
Complex question types(5)
8. Furthermore - additionally - also
Emphasis Words- catch your attention
Transition - further developing or explaining the point that was made
3 formats for All question types
General question types(2)
9. General question require general answer and can usually be answered with your own statement of the Bottom line - Specific answers choices are narrow and require going back to the passage. Complex question may require you to go back and then do a plet
Names
Indentify question type
Conclusion Words- summing up Main points
Step 5: Attack The Aquestions
10. 1. Retrieval - 2. Inference - 3. Vocabulary in context - 4. Main idea/Primary purpose - 5. Tone/Attitude - 6. Structure - 7. Evaluate - 8. Stengthen/Weaken - 9. New Information - 10. Analogy
Verbal Fundamentals Step 1:Rank and Order
Go back
Attractors that commonly appear
10 basic question types
11. Work it through and complete all questions
Conclusion Words- summing up Main points
Examples to follow
Dealing with easy passage
3 formats for All question types
12. Similarly like - analogy - unlike - in contrast - the difference between - later - before/after
Comparison And Contrast when passage describes two things as different. wrong answers will say they are the same
What to do with long ass convoluted questions?
Specific question types(3)
Indentify question type
13. After reading - sum everything into a bottom line with the main point and tone of entire passage
Step 4: Bottom Line
Specific question types(3)
Attractors that commonly appear
Transition - further developing or explaining the point that was made
14. Standard - question task in direct Except/Least/ Not - find the exception Roman Numeral
3 formats for All question types
Step 2: Preview the questions
Dealing with easy passage
How to attack the question?
15. Some specific and complex question do not give you lead words as clues. 1st - eliminate the choices that are inconsistent with bottom line! 2nd - ______ to passage to check remaining choices
Names
Examples to follow
Go back
10 basic question types
16. But/ despite - yet/ except - nonetheless/ in contrast - in spite of the fact that/ however - although/ nevertheless - admittedly/ even though
Dealing with harder passage
Specific question types(3)
Write it down
Know Pivotal Words
17. Finally - fortunately - thankfully - unfortunately - sadly
Opinion Indicators
Specific question types(3)
Go back
Dealing with easy passage
18. Paraphrase put it in your own words as simply as possible. Define the task then answer the question
What to do with long ass convoluted questions?
Transition - further developing or explaining the point that was made
How to attack the question?
Dealing with harder passage
19. Most important - primarily - chiefly - key - crucial
3 formats for All question types
Complex question types(5)
Examples to follow
Emphasis Words- catch your attention
20. Therefore - thus - so - consequently - clearly
Attractors that commonly appear
Conclusion Words- summing up Main points
Know Pivotal Words
List Markers
21. Articulate your answer to the question once you have found relevant information in the text - if its very hard then...
Write it down
Step 3: Work The Passage
List Markers
Opinion Indicators
22. Use highlight function to annotate important parts - Topic sentences - shifts in direction - Different POV - Conclusion - Try to right the MP of each paragraph(especially on difficult passages)
Step 3: Work The Passage
Examples to follow
Indentify question type
Step 4: Bottom Line
23. Do question in groups - 1) Specific questions First - 2) General question Second - 3) Complex question Last - Strategy: Read question word for word - Translate into my words - With question in mind think about What the right answer will do - Do not
Emphasis Words- catch your attention
10 basic question types
Step 5: Attack The Aquestions
How to attack the question?
24. Retrieval - Inference - Vocab in context
Specific question types(3)
Step 3: Work The Passage
Emphasis Words- catch your attention
Step 5: Attack The Aquestions
25. Fill in a random guess for each question and use the Mark button to show its a skipped over passage. Mark which passages were skipped on scratch paper
Know Pivotal Words
Attractors that commonly appear
Dealing with harder passage
Go back
26. When using POE and down to 2 choices: Actively look for which answer may have ___________________ for that question type
Step 2: Preview the questions
Attractors that commonly appear
Complex question types(5)
General question types(2)
27. Skim through passage and the questions. Base the ranking on difficulty of passage and the difficulty of the question.
Attractors that commonly appear
Opinion Indicators
What to do with long ass convoluted questions?
Verbal Fundamentals Step 1:Rank and Order