GMAT Verbal Test
Analytical Writing | Verbal | Quantitative
The Verbal Section of the GMAT Test consists of 41 multiple-choice questions that must be answered within 75-minutes. The questions pertain to reading comprehension, sentence completion and critical reasoning.
In order to perform well on this section of the GMAT, you will need to prove your ability to read and comprehend the written material. You will also need to prove that you can reason well and evaluate arguments as well as correct written materials.
The reading comprehension questions on the Verbal GMAT can be as long as 350 words. You will see topics ranging from the sciences to business-related areas. No specific knowledge of the topic is needed as all the information you need to answer the questions will be supplied in the passage.
The critical reading questions are similar in that material will be provided and you will need to supply your answer based on what is presented. A wide variety of topics is often covered and no knowledge of the topic is necessary.
The sentence correction questions will ask you which of the choices best expresses an idea or a relationship. You will need to know the rules of standard written English to perform well on this section.
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