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GMAT Practice Questions

Quantitative Reasoning

Problem Solving & Data Sufficiency

Sample Question:

If x and y are positive integers such that x² - y² = 21, what is the value of x + y?

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Since x² - y² = (x+y)(x-y) = 21, and x,y are positive integers with x > y, the factors of 21 are: 1×21, 3×7. Testing these: If x-y=1 and x+y=21, then x=11, y=10. If x-y=3 and x+y=7, then x=5, y=2. Both work, but the question asks for x+y, which could be either 21 or 7.

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Verbal Reasoning

Reading Comprehension & Critical Reasoning

Sample Question:

The argument that the new marketing strategy will increase sales is flawed because: A) It assumes past trends will continue B) It ignores competitor responses C) The data sample is too small D) All of the above

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Without the full passage, this demonstrates a critical reasoning question format. The correct answer would depend on the specific weaknesses identified in the passage. Look for assumptions, missing evidence, and logical gaps.

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GMAT Test-Taking Tips

  • Time management is crucial - spend no more than 2 minutes per question
  • Focus on accuracy early in each section due to the adaptive nature
  • Practice process of elimination for verbal questions

GRE Practice Questions

Quantitative Reasoning

Comparison & Problem Solving

Quantitative Comparison:

Column A: The average of 5 consecutive odd integers

Column B: The median of the same 5 integers

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For any set of consecutive odd integers, the average equals the median. Therefore, Column A = Column B. The answer is C (the two quantities are equal).

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Verbal Reasoning

Text Completion & Sentence Equivalence

Text Completion:

Despite the professor's _____ explanation, many students found the concept _____ to grasp.
A) lucid ... difficult
B) verbose ... easy
C) terse ... simple

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Answer: A) lucid ... difficult. The word "Despite" indicates contrast. A lucid (clear) explanation that is still difficult to grasp shows this contrast.

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GRE Test-Taking Tips

  • Use the on-screen calculator strategically - mental math is often faster
  • Build vocabulary systematically - focus on high-frequency GRE words
  • Flag and review questions - you can return to them within each section

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