Practice:
Arithmetic & Statistics p. 352-356,
Algebra p. 356-360,
Geometry p. 360-365,
Word Problems p. 366-367;
Chapter 7 Quantitative Comparison p. 389-295,
Practice:
Arithmetic & Statistics p. 396-400,
Algebra p. 400-402,
Geometry p. 403-405;
Chapter 8 Data Sufficiency p. 419-423,
Practice:
Arithmetic p. 424-425,
Algebra p. 425-426,
Geometry p. 426-428
Basic Strategies
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Note key words
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Pull out given information
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Plug in numbers (aka Picking Numbers), use
FROZEN
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Fractions
o
Repeats
o
Ones
o
Zeros
o
Extremes
o
Negatives
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Work from the answers (aka Backsolving)
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Approximate/estimate
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Make comparisons
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Mark diagrams (draw your own)
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Procedure Problems
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Multiple-Multiple Choice (Process of
Elimination, PoE, aka Educated Guesses)
See p. 392 for the “Plan of Attack”
Quantitative Comparison Strategies (GRE)
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Cancel out equal amounts
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Make partial comparisons
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Keep perspective
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FROZEN
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Simplify
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Mark/draw diagrams
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Use easier numbers
See p. 448 for the “Plan of Attack”
Data Sufficiency Strategies (GMAT)
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12TEN
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1 alone is sufficient
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2 alone is sufficient
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Together they are sufficient
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Either alone is sufficient
o
Neither is sufficient together or alone
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Determine what information is necessary
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Don’t solve unless you have to
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Use a simple marking system for PoE
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Use ONLY common knowledge
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Mark/draw diagrams
See p. 472 for the “Plan of Attack”
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