Thinking Skills 101: Solving "Who is Telling the Truth?" and Logic Puzzles
The "Brain Power" Section The Thinking Skills section is designed to be the hardest part to "study" for because it tests your raw logic. It replaced the old "General Ability" test and is much tougher. Type 1: Who is T...
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Put Away the Scissors A huge chunk of the "Thinking Skills" and "Mathematical Reasoning" tests involves Spatial Reasoning. You'll see a flat shape (a "net") and be asked, "If you fold this into a cube, which face is o...
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It's Not About Being Right In the "Thinking Skills" test, you will often read a short paragraph where someone argues for something (e.g., "We should ban homework"). Your job isn't to say if you agree. Your job is to f...
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