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A collection of reading comprehension practice articles from the world of culture, history, and society. To master the social science passages on tests such as the GRE and GMAT, developing strong reading habits is essential.
A lot of test-takers consider the social sciences to be the more “abstract” topics. An exploration of renaissance paintings? A discussion of philosophical theories that compare one way of society with another? Not your everyday reading by any means! However, such reading comprehension passages are as likely to appear in the GMAT and the GRE, if not more, as any other passage on a more “interesting” scientific discovery or managerial practice.
This recommended reading list has curated articles that allow you to immerse yourself in diverse materials and offer organized insights that resemble the structure of exam passages. This expands your knowledge base while honing your reading comprehension skills. Moreover, the articles are followed by a representative RC practice question. These questions offer valuable practice and closely mirror the types you’ll encounter on the GRE and GMAT. Use the summary of the article that is provided in each post as a benchmark for understanding – compare your interpretation to see how well you’ve grasped the central themes.
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We associate chocolates with the Swiss but the origins of the chocolate as a drink can be traced to the Mayan culture. Read this easy article to trace the history of chocolate across multiple continents and its evolution into how we know it today.
Which of the following is true about the role of chocolate in Mayan and Aztec cultures?
The article mentions that, although, in Mayan culture, chocolate was commonplace and in Aztec, consumed mainly by rich, both Mayan and Aztec history show chocolate being drunk during special occasions and ceremonies.
Correct Answer: Choice (3)
Categories: March 2024 Reading List | Easy
Read this article to better understand the historic association of the tartan or plaid fabric with Scotland’s relationship with England and its sense of independence and identity. But…. the tartan is more than about the scots. It is a global phenomenon.
Read the Moderate difficulty History article
Which of the following can be inferred about King George IV?
From the first few sentences under the subheading “Tartan’s Brand Power” in the article, we can understand all of the following information about King George IV.
Of these possible statements, only statement 6 can be found in the actual answer options given
Correct Answer: Option (2).
Categories: February 2024 Recommendations | Moderate