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Hi, i need an opinion. I have very little time until my test day, and i'm kind of new to this overlapping sets. Been practicing the double matrix method for a few days. So i'm comfortable with questions such as this. My question is, how hard can gre get in terms of overlapping sets? And just one more, what kind of other set thery questions can i expect. They give atleast 3 from the set theory this much i know.


When you say "set theory" what are you referring to? I'm thinking of the set theory they teach you in university to help set you up for formal proofs.

I have a nice list of official and unofficial OVERLAPPING sets questions here: https://www.greenlighttestprep.com/modu ... /video/922
See the many linked questions in the Reinforcement Activities box

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Sorry, i meant Set Members. I was checking out the diagnostic report from the ETS website. In the quant section, right below data interpretation was "Set members". So in total there are 6 of these, 3 from each section. Are these the statistics/overlapping sets questions? And, what other topics can i expect to be covered among these questions.
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Sorry, i meant Set Members. I was checking out the diagnostic report from the ETS website. In the quant section, right below data interpretation was "Set members". So in total there are 6 of these, 3 from each section. Are these the statistics/overlapping sets questions? And, what other topics can i expect to be covered among these questions.
Also, thank you for the practice questions. Much appreciated.


I believe you're referring to this report: https://www.ets.org/s/gre/newsletter/20 ... report.pdf
I don't think "set members" is referring to a mathematical topic.

Notice that Data Analysis questions are listed as either discrete or set members.
I believe the discrete questions are those in which you get just ONE question that's based on a certain diagram/chart.
I believe the set member questions are those in which you get MORE THAN ONE question that's based on a certain diagram/chart.

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asfandiar wrote:
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Sorry, i meant Set Members. I was checking out the diagnostic report from the ETS website. In the quant section, right below data interpretation was "Set members". So in total there are 6 of these, 3 from each section. Are these the statistics/overlapping sets questions? And, what other topics can i expect to be covered among these questions.
Also, thank you for the practice questions. Much appreciated.


I believe you're referring to this report: https://www.ets.org/s/gre/newsletter/20 ... report.pdf
I don't think "set members" is referring to a mathematical topic.

Notice that Data Analysis questions are listed as either discrete or set members.
I believe the discrete questions are those in which you get just ONE question that's based on a certain diagram/chart.
I believe the set member questions are those in which you get MORE THAN ONE question that's based on a certain diagram/chart.

Cheers,
Brent


Got it. Thanks for clarifying!!
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