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 Post subject: Veritas Beta Quizzes
PostPosted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 9:45 pm 
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Hi!

I have 2 questions regarding the veritas Beta quizzes RC passages:

1. Does the set are arranged in a difficulty order? is there a difference in difficulty between set #1 and set #18?

2. If I am finishing the set in the average time range is that ok? slow? Is it a good working time for the real Gmat? They are usually in the 560 second range... is that too much for the real test? Compared to the ones in the real test, are there long texts?

Thank you!!! I can´t wait to have an answer!

Arturo


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 Post subject: Re: Veritas Beta Quizzes
PostPosted: Wed Feb 24, 2010 1:14 pm 
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Hi Arturo,

Glad to see that you're getting to so many practice questions!

1) They're not necessarily in any order, so don't read anything in to that. If anything, the passages are arranged in the order that we received them, so it should be a fairly mixed set.

2) If you're within the average timeframe of other users, that's a good thing. If you were significantly longer, that might indicate a problem. Overall, timing on RC passages is a tough thing on which to give recommendations, because you don't take RC questions in a vacuum. If you take a little longer than average to complete RC passages, but are quicker on Sentence Correction or Critical Reasoning, then you're okay, as you'll still finish the verbal section on time. If you're a little slower than average on all three, you may start to run short of time. The best way to gauge your pacing is through practice tests - most of the ones we offer include a reporting tool at the end of the test to let you know how long you spent on each question so that you can better determine where you need to speed up, and where you can afford to slow down to minimize mistakes.


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