The only study guide with real GMAT® questions—and their answers—developed by the test creators.
In the 11th edition, you'll find some useful new features:
a NEW diagnostic section to help you figure out where to focus your test-prep efforts
800 questions organized by difficulty to save you study time
a comprehensive math review of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and word problems, the skills tested by the GMAT® exam
about 270 Analytical Writing Assessment topics
The Official Guide for GMAT® Review, 11th Edition offers 800 retired GMAT® questions and thorough explanations of the answers. Practicing with questions that have appeared on the GMAT® exam before will prepare you for the types of questions you'll see when you take the real thing. This Guide will help you learn what you need to know to answer those questions correctly.
This text is a concise and clinical presentation of physiological processes that gives students the essentials in an understandable format. New to the Second Edition: USMLE-style questions; a case study with questions in each chapter; new topics such as adaptive physiology (weightlessness, high altitude, exercise) and clinical topics (pain, congestive heart failuretransport information; and clinical focus boxes added to each chapter.
Brain Buster Quiz is a highly interactive, entertaining quiz hosted by Seemore Skinless. This programme will appeal to children's natural competitive nature urging them to think fast and respond quickly. Over 1500 challenging and entertaining questions test children on their own or head to head with a friend on subjects that support the school curriculum. The graded questions cover Maths, Science, History, Geography, English and general knowledge. Children will be inspired and motivated to learn as they compete to get a place on Seemore's Hall of Fame. The fast pace and humorous nature of this quiz will improve children's mental agility, helping them to prepare for tests.
How is knowledge of the external world possible? How is knowledge of other minds possible? How is a priori knowledge possible? These are all examples of how-possible questions in epistemology. Quassim Cassam explains how such questions arise and how they should be answered.
Just Listening and Speaking is organized with 18 units of Listening, each with two authentic or "semi-authentic" passages on the accompanying CD. There are a variety of tasks: gap fill, charts, True/False, matching, as well as comprehension questions, vocabulary work and an occasional follow-up writing task. The answer key is included.
