medium · GMAT Quant
When reading a dense academic or business passage,
which of the following represents an effective 'Passage Mapping' strategy?
- Focusing on transitions and the author's intent rather than memorizing every specific fact.
- Underlining every technical term and definition provided in the text.
- Reading only the first and last sentence of each paragraph to save time.
- Translating the entire passage into a simplified mental summary after every two sentences.
- Ignoring the author's tone to remain objective about the subject matter.
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