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Reading Comprehension

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Main idea, supporting details, inference, tone, author intent.

8 sub-skills8 lessons availablePractice↓

Lessons

Finding the Main Idea
In 30 seconds, lock down what any passage is really about. The single highest-leverage skill on GAT-E verbal.
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Locating Supporting Details
Detail questions are open-book: the answer is printed in the passage. Learn to scan to it in seconds instead of re-reading.
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Drawing Inferences
An inference is one short, evidence-backed step beyond the text — never a leap. Learn where the line sits.
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Author's Purpose
Why did the author write this — to inform, to persuade, to describe, or to criticize? The verb you choose is the answer.
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Tone & Attitude
Tone is the author’s feeling toward the subject. Read it from word choice — and never pick the extreme.
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Passage Structure
Most passages follow one of a few blueprints. Recognize the blueprint and you can predict where every answer lives.
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Logical Relationships
How do two ideas in a passage connect — cause, contrast, example, or sequence? The linking word tells you.
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Strategy & Timing
A repeatable plan for every passage: map fast, attack questions in the right order, and never burn time re-reading.
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Practice

Apply what you’ve learned with original, exam-style questions.

≈30% of verbal

Reading Comprehension

Read a short passage and answer questions on main idea, supporting detail, vocabulary in context, tone, and inference.

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