3. GRE Lesson: Reading Comprehension General Strategy

[@TheTestedTutor]

Very nice! I just did a reading comprehension video in response for a worked example and extra tips.

[@Shivkumarsd]

Your videos are very useful for the preparation 👏

[@sumitchauhan3951]

your videos are great and makes everything very clear :)

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

Glad you like them!

[@niimkag7713]

Thank you very much Greenlight Test Prep. Your videos are very clear and accurate and helped me a lot!

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

Glad to hear it!!

[@NJ-vh5ob]

0:34 What's a note board?

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

At the test center, you will receive a noteboard and felt pen to take notes, solve equations, etc. See goo.gl/images/p9arYM

[@Hammad187]

what is mean by note board? will i get there copy and pen?

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

From the ETS website (www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/test_day/test_center/during): The test administrator will provide you with scratch paper for use during the test only. If you use all of it, you can return it to the test center to receive more. You must return all scratch paper in its entirety to the test center administrator at the end of the testing session. The test center will supply the pen/pencil. I hope that helps.

[@MsAbhi11]

Can you pleas share the presentation if possible.

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

I'm not sure what you're asking. We have even more videos in our free GRE course - www.greenlighttestprep.com/

[@baljindersinghsidhu3959]

awesome video.. thanks..😊

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

You're welcome!

[@iPodRohan]

Isn't it too time consuming?

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

Taking notes does not mean taking TONS of notes. You should identify and summarize: - the theme of each paragraph (4 to 8 words) - conflicting points of view (4 to 8 words) - main idea (4 to 8 words) So, we're talking about 20 to 30 words altogether (and you can use shorthand and acronyms to use fewer words). If you take good notes, you won't have to go back and re-read the passage. More importantly, when you're looking for specific pieces of information to summarize, you will better engage with the passage (which is a HUGE factor in RC success). Cheers, Brent

[@iPodRohan]

But isn't 2.5 mins a lot. Will i get enough time for other Verbal question? How many RC come on an average in the Verbal Section?

[@instalocktaka3712]

+Rohan Sood Save RC for the end. After you finish RC then review questions you haven't answered throughout the section.