The GMAT is a challenging exam. Preparation is vital since competition for a place at a leading business school is fierce. How to Pass the GMAT allows test-takers to become familiar with the styles of question they'll face on the GMAT. It offers expert advice as well as writing assessments and realistic practice tests covering all aspects of the GMAT: problem solving, data sufficiency, reading comprehension, sentence correction, and critical reasoning. Full answers, explanations, and assessments of scores are provided.
Mastering the SAT Critical Reading Test by Thomas R. Davenport
Added by: dovesnake | Karma: 1384.51 | Exam Materials » SAT | 11 January 2008
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Mastering the SAT Critical Reading Test
Get in shape to tackle the SAT Critical Reading Test with this in-depth workout. It includes an overview, proven test-taking strategies, and specifics for the SAT vocabulary, plus strategies and practice questions for the sentence completion and reading comprehension sections. Two practice tests with answers help you fine-tune your skills. This guide gives you the information and practice you need to improve your score—fast!
What’s So Funny? Book 02 + Audio CD Весёлые истории послушать не хотите ли? :) В этой книге вы найдёте 24 смешных рассказа, к каждому прилагается раздел с вокабуляром, вопросы на понимание текста и примечания. В комплекте с книгой идёт АудиоCD с озвученными рассказами. For students with a reading level over 3,000 words. The series is designed for leisure reading or as a homework assignment over a long school holiday. Since humour is important in the English language, it is beneficial to become familiar with English humour. An audio CD helps students paractice pronunciation.
Ten years have elapsed since the first edition of this Dictionary. The vocabulary of economics in the broadest sense has considerably grown. Many neologisms have sprung from continued changes in national economies, not least the innovations in financial markets and growing concerns about the environment. Institutional changes, for example, the coming of the World Trade Organisation, and new interests in economic thought, not least through the further awards of Nobel Prizes for Economics, have inspired new entries. Inevitably some terms in the first edition have not been as durable as others and recommended reading needed revision. Extensive reading of economics journals and monographs, as well as newspapers, has produced over a thousand new entries. The organisation of the Dictionary has also been changed. The newer version of the subject classification employed by the Journal of Economic Literature and The Economic Journal has been applied to previous and new entries.
