GMAT Ninja CR Ep 3: Paraphrasing

Do you try to simplify the passage in a GMAT Focus or Executive Critical Reasoning question to make it easier to understand? Has that ever made you miss the question because you weren't thinking about the argument the author wrote, but the simplified version in your head?

In this video, Dana -- a GMAT Ninja tutor -- will show you why you shouldn't paraphrase the passage in a GMAT CR question. She'll show you how to understand what the author has written in their own words, and how this will help you answer CR questions more accurately and efficiently.

This is video #3 in our full-coverage series of GMAT Critical Reasoning lessons. For updates on upcoming videos, please subscribe!

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:33 Question 1 - Since it has become known...
10:13 Question 2 - Drivers in the country of...
18:02 Question 3 - To reduce traffic congestion...

Here are links to the questions covered in the video:
Question 1 -- Since it has become known...
https://gmatclub.com/forum/since-it-h...

Question 2 -- Drivers in the country of...
To be added to GMAT Club

Question 3 -- To reduce traffic congestion...
https://gmatclub.com/forum/to-reduce-...