Reading Comprehension tests your ability to understand, analyze, and apply information from written passages. You’ll encounter a variety of topics, including business, science, social sciences, and the humanities.
Don’t just read for facts—look for the author’s intent, argument flow, and how different details connect. Make notes or mentally summarize each paragraph’s function.
Strong reading comprehension is essential for reviewing reports, analyzing articles, or understanding complex emails in business and everyday life.
A passage discusses climate change and asks about the author's attitude toward government policy.
A question requires you to infer why the author included a particular historical example.
Grasp and analyze written passages for meaning, structure, and intent.