CRITICAL REASONING

Take the argument apart.
Thirty questions that build
a habit of business reasoning.

An unofficial set of original exercises modelled on the argument analysis used in GMAT Critical Reasoning. You answer one question at a time and go straight to its explanation, training your eye for conclusions, evidence and hidden assumptions.

Original questions

5 levels

6 questions per level

9 patterns

7 semantic + 2 structural

XP earned

YOUR PROGRESS

Answered / 30

Accuracy

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LEVELS

Start at any level

Work through from Level 1, or start at whatever difficulty you want to train. Six questions per level; answering a question takes you straight to its explanation.

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PERFECT

INDEX

All 30 questions

LEVEL

Pattern

Question type & field

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HOW TO SOLVE

A recommended approach — five steps

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Choosing an option takes you straight to the answer and explanation.

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PASSAGE

Common trap

The fix

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Take the argument apart.Thirty questions that builda habit of business reasoning.

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All 30 questions

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Take the argument apart.
Thirty questions that build
a habit of business reasoning.