GMAT IR官方介绍.pdf

! W E N 10.0 Integrated Reasoning 776 10.0 Integrated Reasoning 10.0 Integrated Reasoning The Integrated Reasoning section measures your ability to understand and evaluate multiple sources and types of information—graphic, numeric, and verbal—as they relate to one another; use quantitative and verbal reasoning to solve complex problems; and solve multiple problems in relation to one another. This section includes text passages, tables, graphs, and other visual information from a variety of content areas; however, the materials and questions do not assume detailed knowledge of the topics discussed. The Integrated Reasoning section differs from the Quantitative and Verbal sections in two important ways: 1) It involves both mathematical and verbal reasoning, either separately or in combination, and 2) questions are answered using four different response formats rather than only traditional multiple-choice. Four types of questions are used in the Integrated Reasoning section: • Multi-Source Reasoning • Table Analysis • Graphics Interpretation • Two-Part Analysis Use your unique access code found in the back of this book to access 50 Integrated Reasoning practice questions with full answer explanations. 10.1 What Is Measured Integrated Reasoning questions assess your ability to apply, evaluate, infer, recognize, and strategize. Apply concepts presented in the information Apply questions measure your ability to understand principles, rules, or other concepts in the information provided and apply them to a new context or predict consequences that would follow if