Going Beyond Surface Meaning

Advanced verbal reasoning questions test your ability to analyze arguments, identify assumptions, and make logical inferences.

Skills Developed

• Critical Reading: Evaluating arguments and identifying biases or logical fallacies.
• Inference: Drawing conclusions that are not explicitly stated.
• Synthesis: Connecting ideas across multiple passages or contexts.

Applying Logic

These skills help you tackle dense academic texts and complex arguments in real-world debates and research.

Real-World Connections

Mastery of logical reasoning is valuable in law, policy analysis, and any field requiring evaluation of evidence and arguments.