PrepTest 73, Passage 4, Question 24
Summary
The content provides an in-depth analysis of how to approach comparative questions on the GRE, specifically focusing on identifying the relationship between two passages or parts of passages.
- Comparative questions require understanding the relationship between passages, often before looking at the question itself.
- A unique aspect of some comparative questions is comparing the entirety of one passage with just a part of another.
- The example provided illustrates how to dissect answer choices by comparing theoretical and practical aspects of passages.
- The correct answer choice (D) is identified by matching the theory presented in one passage with the argument in another, supporting the importance of understanding the underlying relationship.
- Incorrect answer choices are eliminated through careful analysis of the passages' content, intent, and the specific language used in the options.
Chapters
00:01
Understanding Comparative Questions
00:50
Analyzing Answer Choices
01:44
Identifying the Correct Answer
