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that in Column B; b) the
quantity in Column B is larger than that in Column A; c) the two quantities are
equal; or d) the relationship between the two columns varies, or cannot be
determined from the information provided. You will notice that there are only
four possible answer choices, as opposed to five choices for Problem Solving
questions. Approximately half of the questions in a Quantitative section will be
of this type.
As in the Verbal section,
the directions for each question type will pop up during the test. Click through
them! You will already know what they say, and you don’t want to waste precious
test time reading them again.
For both the Verbal and Quantitative sections, it is important to keep in mind
that the test is Computer-Adaptive. This means that every test will be
different, and your performance on one question will determine the level of
difficulty of the next question. Don’t try to analyze this process as you are
taking the test. There’s no way to figure out “how you are doing”. Simply take
each question as it comes, do your best, and let go of it when it is over. You
may have to take a guess at some questions, and this is OK. Your PowerScore
Weekend GRE Course will give you the tools you need to most efficiently deal
with the problems, so that even when you have to guess, you will guess
intelligently. Every question is a fresh start, so keep your focus on the
question on the screen and you will move through the test with purpose and
confidence!
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