GMAT Logic Reasoning - Classification Thinking Training and Real Exam Analysis

Author: Chen Xiangdong
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The 786 logical reasoning questions selected for this book are all derived from the classroom exercises I used when teaching logic at New Oriental School, the key or difficult questions that could not be covered due to time constraints in classroom lectures, as well as the questions identified as statistically significant key or difficult ones based on surveys of tens of thousands of examinees. Among the 588 logical reasoning questions in the New Oriental GRE textbook (up to April 1999), this book selects 332; among the 428 questions in the logic section of the New Oriental GMAT textbook, this book selects 250; additionally, this book selects 198 questions from the logical reasoning section of the New Oriental LSAT textbook. The logic section determines the exam mindset, while reading is the foundation for successfully solving all logical reasoning questions and is also a key factor in determining the mindset during the exam. Each logical reasoning question in this book is provided with a Chinese translation, and the correct answers in the Chinese explanations are not underlined for easy reference. The explanations for the questions are placed at the end of the exercises, so readers should refer to them after completing the questions.
In Part Two, the practice exercises in each chapter are best done under timed conditions. It is recommended to complete 20 logical reasoning questions each time, which can be done within 32 minutes. Readers should focus on timed practice during regular training, as only this can truly effectively and quickly cultivate the mindset of the exam scene, allowing them to quickly find the direction for solving problems.