I have several study guide books, but I'm still having to eliminate answers and then choose from like 2 or 3 when I do the practice tests.
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barrons is good, brief but covers alot. make sure to read chapters  throughly!!!
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You may be pushing yourself to hard. Sometimes you reach a point of saturation where you can't absorb any more information and you end up exhausted and frustrated. Focus on the quality of your studying, not the quantity. It sounds like your schedule is packed, but try to make time for yourself. Take breaks. A 15 minute slow walk can really help to reduce your anxiety. If you can't tear yourself away, at least stop and take slow deep breaths. Sometimes when we get really anxious, we forget to breathe. Slow deep breaths can help to alleviate anxiety and clear your head. Good luck!
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Amazon has study guides.
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I agree.  You can use the website for a practice test, but you cannot actually find a copy of the test.  You have to remember, the test is relatively new.  They have only had it for a couple of years.  My honest advice for the test is this:  Use your common sense.  You can figure out what is the right answer and what is the wrong one.
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I'm sure that the textbook you are using is faulty,especialy if they haven't discussed the many and varied tenents of your faith.It is your duty to attempt to correct this.Find some better books at your library, share them with your teachers,use every other opportunity  to write about your faith in class assignments(let me assure you that devout Christian students do this all the time, they call it witnessing)Stand up for your beliefs,it's your duty as a citizen.
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I'm in the same situation as you. I want to take my GRE in August, so I am going to start studying now. I bought Kaplan's prep book and it is starting to freak me out. I've always done really well in my classes, but I couldn't even answer half of the verbal test questions. I talked with some of my friends who took the test last year and they suggest making vocabulary flashcards or looking at different websites for help with the vocab. They said give yourself at least a month or two to help practice.
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Usually, those exams are full of what some might call "trick questions." They want you to read very carefully and decide what the issue is being presented. With each question, think "What principle do they want to prove that I know by asking this question?" \n\nYou will have success if you take all the practice tests you can, and find out the reasons for the answers marked incorrectly. You probably already know the material, but need some specific knowledge on how the exam is delivered.
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The GMAT is essentially a glorified SAT - all the stuff in there you definitely learned pre-college. I've never been a big proponent of the GMAT classes because I feel you can get everything out of the book. The class isn't going to teach you some random formula you don't already know. Both the books and classes essentially spell out what format of questions will be asked in each section. Then they drill you on that format repeatedly until solving for that type of equation or that grammatical structure is second nature no matter what weird way they ask it on the test. I would recommend getting one of the books, Kaplan is pretty much the industry standard. Read it all the way through. Then take every practice test in the book, then save a few bucks and go hang out in the bookstore and take a half a dozen practice tests in other GMAT prep books. Review every question on your test you got wrong and go back into the book to see what “format” of question it is and review that again. Then use the free CDROM that should come with your prep book to focus in on any sections you are bombing on the practice tests. This worked for me and one of my buddies. We studied for about two weeks for an average of 3 hours a day and topped out over 750. The MCAT would be another story…thank god I don’t want to be a doctor…
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Yes, it is frustrating.  All you can do is ignore the quantity and look for the quality answers.  those are the ones that matter anyway.
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Maybe you should just read your text book and study for yourself. We don't want to take the test for you.
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do the test over completely, that's what i used to do. used a piece of paper, take the test over and write the answers down, then compare answers,
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I already passed... =/
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listen,all of us at some point feel that we are incapable of acheivement despite giving a 110%..the exams have been written,they are over and done,no point in worrying over spilt milk.concentrate on the other two exams and put these three behind u for the time being.be confident in yourself,otherwise,all your efforts will be in vain.study well,believe in yourself and all the best.dont unneccesarily worry.
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Hey! 26 test-like questions by the same person in 3 posts all at the same time. Still, I won't delete my answers to the first 12.
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Get a mosby study guide.  It has great information.  When I studied for my nationals, I zerox several copies of the questions and answered them over and over.  Don't you hate it though when several of the answers are true, but you have to pick the best one?  Good luck to you.
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Sounds like you have to ask yourself a bunch of quesitons about what's going on. Talk to the instructor and see if they have any thoughts on why you're struggling so much. \n\nI always did well on tests because I was calm. Make sure you get plenty of rest and eat a good breakfast or lunch before you take the test. When you study, try listening to music and then when the test comes to a point, try and recall the song you were listening to. Sometimes this gives you a new thought road to the answer.
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with study guides it helps if you draw shapes around the words in all the blank spaces on the page... don't ask how, but it works. I think your brain memorizes shapes easier than words