GRE Logical Reasoning Techniques and Practice

Author: Wang Shuping (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: This book is divided into two main parts based on the types of GRE analytical questions: Logical Reasoning and Analytical Reasoning. Each part consists of chapters that primarily analyze the content, question types, and general problem-solving processes and strategies for that part, helping candidates gain a comprehensive and in-depth understanding. The second chapter mainly introduces various techniques used during problem-solving, supplemented with examples for illustration. This is the essence of the book. As long as candidates truly grasp all the techniques and practice them proficiently through exercises, they are bound to achieve scores of around 750 or even higher in the actual exam. At the end of the book, there is a practice section divided into Logical Reasoning questions, Analytical Reasoning questions, and Group Questions (i.e., an Analytical Section). Unlike typical GRE analytical practice books, the questions selected in this book are not past real exam questions but rather exercises designed by major renowned testing centers in the U.S. that are comparable in type and difficulty to actual exam questions. This increases the variety of practice materials for candidates preparing for the GRE and avoids repetitive drilling. Additionally, it is worth noting that since the GRE general test has been computerized, the book includes many issues to pay attention to during computer-based testing and techniques to speed up problem-solving, which is highly practical.