Climbing Mt. GMAT! You have been preparing for the GMAT for months and have diligently worked through the Official Guide 13th Edition, 12th Edition, 11th Edition, and 10th Edition. You shot through the verbal review and Question Pack 1. You ponied up for the GMATFocus quant quizzes. You have lurked on GMATClub, Beat the GMAT, […]
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Here is the fourth installment of the Economist Reading Comprehension Challenge. Good Luck! http://www.economist.com/news/science-and-technology/21581978-sportsmen-who-take-drugs-may-be-prisoners-different-game-athletes-dilemma ATHLETE’s DILEMMA 1. According to the passage, the attitude referred to in the 8th paragraph reflects: A. The dominant paradigm in drug testing for professional sports B. A consequence of several failed attempts to overhaul drug testing in professional sports C.
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Here is the third installment of the Economist Reading Comprehension Challenge. Enjoy! Here is a link to the article: http://www.economist.com/news/united-states/21576688-unpaid-student-athletes-are-heart-multi-billion-dollar-industry-fair-or-foul FAIR or FOUL 1. The supporter of not paying student athletes would most likely agree with which of the following statements? A. A university should maximize profit only if that profit is used to improve
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Here is the second set of Economist Reading Comprehension Challenge. Enjoy! A Debt to Pleasure http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21576645-nobel-prizewinner-argues-overhaul-theory-consumer-choice 1. In the experiment mentioned in the third paragraph it can be reasonably inferred that orthodox economics would have expected: A. a pleasurable experience to create longer lasting and more vibrant memories B. a more exaggerated response to painful
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Hi All, You are probably reading this because you want to improve your verbal performance on the GMAT. Great! One way to improve the entire verbal section: Improve accuracy and speed of reading. One way to do this is to read a challenging article every day. To my students I suggest the economist: the level
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