Skipping Questions and Pacing
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Summary
The essence of the content revolves around effective pacing strategies and the judicious use of the skip feature during the GRE exam to maximize scoring potential.
- Every question on the GRE is worth the same number of points, debunking the common misconception that harder questions carry more weight.
- Test-takers should focus on answering easier questions first, leveraging personal strengths and skipping harder questions initially to optimize time and scoring.
- Understanding the section-adaptive nature of the GRE is crucial, as the difficulty level of the second section is determined by the overall performance in the first section.
- Identifying personal 'easy tests' through practice and familiarity with question types is key to developing an effective pacing strategy.
- Utilizing reliable practice tests, such as those from ETS and Magoosh, is recommended to get accustomed to the test format and the strategic use of the skip feature.
Chapters
00:04
Equal Weightage of Questions
00:46
Strategic Question Selection
03:04
Understanding Section-Adaptive Nature
03:51
Identifying Personal 'Easy Tests'
06:12
The Importance of Practice Tests