Hi Sir

you can simply go here https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/reading-comprehension-11/ and use the filter at the top. it is very easy to use

Check the level of difficulty; the mark "passage paragraph argument" (= CR) , the source.

That 's it. Easy. You have all the CR you want

To give you an example: hard; passage paragraph argument; source: Big Book

This is the result https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/reading-c ... %5B%5D=457

Regards

This is perfect, thank you so much.
Have a good day.

Of course, you can refine the search, marking only "passage paragraph argument and "weaken"


The filter is pretty intuitive and easy to use

Hi Carcass or greprepclub team, many thanks for the CR reference materials!

One quick question on the 'Critical reasoning strategies' pdf - the first page says 'refer to notes at the bottom of each slide for explanations'. Can you advise how to access those notes via PDF. I understand how to access notes in a PPT but not PDF.

THanks very much!

That file is the PDF version of the ppt file. Of course, it does not have the notes.

I spent one hour finding in my huge database of files.

however, I got it. Should be this. More I cannot

Carcass - this is perfect! HUGE thanks for spending the time and effort to look up!

in GMAT Verbal Section: Critical Reasoning, by advantage education, it is mentioned about the word ( OR):


Or: To a logician, there are two kinds of "or": inclusive and exclusive. An exclusive or means A or B but not both. An inclusive or
means A or B or both. On the GMAT, or is always inclusive.

Is this also valid for the GRE?

Per se the answer is yes. Even though I do not have in mind a specific example