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Break Away: GMAT Verbal - Critical Reasoning - 150 Original - Solved and Explained
You, This Course, and Us
You, This Course and Us (1:55)
Section 1: Question 1 to 10
CutFlix and Orinoco (6:04)
Boom-time saving in Ersulia (6:09)
Code reviews at Froogle (6:19)
Lithium in bottled milk (5:46)
Charles does not want a Tera (5:51)
Basketball to grow taller (5:42)
Cattle feed imported in Arcadia (5:49)
Elephant heights at Bazinga (6:07)
Diseases of affluence (5:42)
To bargain or not to bargain (6:41)
Section 2: Question 2 to 20
Quality control in pairs at Tera (6:53)
Highs and lows of multi-tasking (6:30)
Unemployment rate in Arcadia (6:12)
Skyhook and Lassiter (5:37)
Per-capita emissions (6:13)
Online dating (7:10)
Different neuron patterns (5:55)
Low emission zones (5:52)
Neolocal and ambilocal kinship (5:44)
Russion voices, Indian accent (5:29)
Section 3: Question 21 to 30
Blubber drivers (6:42)
Chicken feet (5:51)
Tera quality inspections (6:15)
Early bird promotions (6:36)
Sworn affidavit and a visa (5:19)
The internet and being social (5:46)
Tech company CEOs (6:18)
Overflowing prisons in Eurabia (5:45)
Screening movies in Eurabia (6:08)
The occult or the scientific (6:32)
Section 4: Question 31 to 40
UN peacekeepers (5:58)
Capital controls and currency black markets (6:51)
The retailer's old guard (6:16)
Cross functional rotation (5:29)
Parliamentary committee interrogation (6:03)
Windriver and Bitsy (7:09)
CPAs and computer skills (7:54)
The one-handed backhand back in vogue (6:02)
Private golf courses and water consumption (6:37)
Time flies faster when you're older (5:01)
Section 5: Question 41 to 50
Supporting gambling interests in Montevito (6:08)
Short positions and distress sales (7:14)
Amnesty for foreign assets (7:08)
Positive memories and negative information (4:44)
Domestic violence due to alcohol (6:17)
Slipcart and its data center (7:20)
Froogle search rankings (5:45)
Lower inflation in Circadia (5:51)
Reduced tax rates to fix the budget deficit (6:53)
Free bicycles for kids in Bulsa (5:54)
The sleep-wake cycle and the thermostat (6:29)
Section 6: Question 51 to 60
Bangalore restaurants (5:34)
Average height Carmel and Montevito (5:29)
Athlete or executive (6:32)
CPAs should be computer science or math majors (6:42)
Deteriorating economy in Pomar (6:16)
Depression makes one rational (6:47)
Genetically modified cows (6:49)
Flat hierarchies in tech firms (7:52)
Gaining weight when dieting (5:21)
Food aid in Perulia (5:55)
Section 7: Question 61 to 70
Demographics of Merlin County (6:44)
Gang initiation rites (6:08)
Food allowance for armed forces (5:55)
Cereal for breakfast (4:55)
GPAs at Arcady Business School (7:20)
Acquirer's stock performance (7:01)
John Kuri for president (5:57)
Identical aircraft designs (6:03)
Eurabia in the Olympics (5:41)
Geepers weekly or monthly? (7:34)
Section 8: Question 71 to 80
High GDP growth and financial markets (5:40)
Containing the Vika virus (6:13)
Hellfire operating system (6:36)
The Stroop test (6:05)
Estimating radioactive elements (6:53)
Honey and high-fructose corn syrup (6:10)
Hand-operated looms (6:36)
Health insurance in Montevito (6:40)
Inventory-led vs marketplaces (6:00)
Memory is unreliable (5:47)
Section 9: Question 81 to 90
Liberalisation in India (6:04)
High birth weight and obesity (6:57)
Pre-tax and post-tax profit (5:52)
Single-minded concentration for corporate executives (6:09)
Payday lending (7:26)
Lithium traces in the nation's water supply (7:00)
Investigating tax fraud (4:55)
Leaking secrets on online chat (7:32)
The flash crash (6:07)
The unsuccessful retraining program (5:44)
Section 10: Question 91 to 100
Popular Christmas carols (5:50)
Monthly spike sales (5:45)
Currency trading forecasters (5:58)
Liquidity risk (6:28)
Political Polariztion (6:42)
Multi-tasking results in slower processing (6:33)
Summer school (5:58)
Alzheimer's and amyloid deposits (6:10)
Physically attractive individuals (6:20)
Personal Care Accounts for parents (6:12)
Section 11: Question 101 to 110
To pollute or not to pollute (5:56)
Insider trading using phone and email (6:39)
Best friends during adolescence (5:10)
Nuclear power and the media (6:20)
Chronic sleep loss is culturally acceptable (6:05)
Learning new things for survival (7:11)
Anti-poaching technology (5:25)
Foreign students and dollar denominated assets (5:47)
Per-capita emissions (6:13)
Fuzzy and hard boundaries (5:41)
Section 12: Question 111 to 120
College festivals for musicians (6:34)
The one-handed backhand is a relic (5:58)
Hollister and mobile phones (5:45)
Tire-trap (5:03)
Russian submarine maintenance (6:41)
Categorizing as cognitive economy (5:11)
Bloomberg terminals for employees (6:38)
Textile manufacturerers in Woodwild (6:24)
Violence in Alfredia (6:22)
Gibsonian affordances (5:38)
Section 13: Question 121 to 130
Revival of Synrysia's cities (6:05)
Why do pop musicians die young? (5:17)
Kramarians and luxury goods (6:25)
Tinkerism (5:56)
London taxi drivers (6:10)
Smaller soda servings (6:02)
Radioactive black velvet (6:38)
3D printing technology (7:08)
Why are spike sales not good for retailers? (6:26)
Rebellions in feudal times (6:08)
Section 14: Question 131 to 140
Black, White and Red colors (6:22)
Lithium in water supply (6:09)
No test no homework experiment (6:20)
Stagnant income rising expenses (7:36)
Road accidents in Ersulia (5:33)
Moe's trading strategy (6:29)
Sericulture (6:29)
Why are children fussy eaters? (5:28)
Sediment on the ocean floor (6:08)
Switch hitters and southpaws (9:19)
Section 15: Question 141 to 150
Trading options and hedging using stock (7:35)
Truth and People party (5:34)
Interest rates and currency (6:50)
Lumbar sprains (6:14)
Kuzushi's burger chain (6:08)
Low tannin tea (7:16)
Linksoft and Mojo (6:58)
Memory retrieval deteriorates causing memory loss (5:37)
Subsidized kerosene (5:37)
Spurious DNA matches (6:56)
To pollute or not to pollute
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