Cracking the GMAT with 2 Computer-Adaptive Practice Tests, 2019 Edition: The Strategies, Practice, and Review You Need for the Score You Want PDF
Preview Cracking the GMAT with 2 Computer-Adaptive Practice Tests, 2019 Edition: The Strategies, Practice, and Review You Need for the Score You Want
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The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University. Editor: Meave Shelton Production Artist: Deborah Weber Production Editors: Liz Rutzel and Jim Melloan Cover art by B.O'Kane / Alamy Stock Photo Cover design by Suzanne Lee v5.3.1 a Acknowledgments Our GMAT course is much more than clever techniques and powerful computer score reports; the reason our results are great is that our teachers care so much about their students. Thanks to all the teachers who have made the GMAT course so successful, but in particular the core group of teachers and development people who helped get it off the ground: Alicia Ernst, Tom Meltzer, Paul Foglino, John Sheehan, Mark Sawula, Nell Goddin, Teresa Connelly, Phillip Yee, Kimberly Beth Hollingsworth, Bobby Hood, Chris Chimera, Chris Hinkle, Peter Hanink, and Cathy Evins. Special thanks to John Fulmer, Kyle Fox, Jim Havens, Ted Klein, and Keith Hehr for their valuable contributions to the 2019 edition of this book. 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Contents Cover Title Page Copyright Acknowledgments Get More (Free) Content Part I: Orientation 1 Introduction 2 How to Think About the GMAT 3 Cracking the Adaptive Sections: Basic Principles 4 Cracking the Adaptive Sections: Intermediate Principles 5 Cracking the Adaptive Sections: Advanced Principles 6 Taking the GMAT Part II: How to Crack the Math GMAT 7 GMAT Math: Basic Principles 8 POE and GMAT Math 9 Data Sufficiency: Basic Principles 10 Arithmetic 11 Algebra 12 Applied Arithmetic 13 Geometry 14 Advanced Data Sufficiency Part III: How to Crack the Verbal GMAT 15 Sentence Correction 16 Reading Comprehension 17 Critical Reasoning Part IV: How to Crack the Integrated Reasoning GMAT 18 Integrated Reasoning: Basics 19 Integrated Reasoning: Strategies 20 Integrated Reasoning: Drills Part V: How to Crack the Analytical Writing Assessment 21 Analytical Writing Assessment Part VI: Answer Key to Drills Part VII: The Princeton Review GMAT Math and Verbal Warm-Up Test and Explanations 22 GMAT Math and Verbal Warm-Up Test 23 GMAT Math and Verbal Warm-Up Test: Answers and Explanations Part VIII: The Princeton Review GMAT Math and Verbal Practice Bins and Explanations 24 GMAT Math and Verbal Practice Bins 25 GMAT Math and Verbal Practice Bins: Answers and Explanations 1 Go to PrincetonReview.com/cracking. 2 Enter the following ISBN for your book: 9781524758233 3 Answer a few simple questions to set up an exclusive Princeton Review account. 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