has anyone tried it and is it good?
crack dat reading comprehension
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I'm sorry... I don't mean to be rude, but what does "bump" mean. Does that mean good?😕
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bump just means your "bumping" up the post. Basically calling for its attention lol
And CDR is alright, I haven't taken the DAT yet but I think it's a bit off the mark. While its good practice bc its questions are made to trick you and it mostly consists of tone/inference questions, it lacks questions straight from the passage.
So again, its probably good practice, but I haven't been able to use search and destroy for any of the passages due to the broadness of the questions.
And CDR is alright, I haven't taken the DAT yet but I think it's a bit off the mark. While its good practice bc its questions are made to trick you and it mostly consists of tone/inference questions, it lacks questions straight from the passage.
So again, its probably good practice, but I haven't been able to use search and destroy for any of the passages due to the broadness of the questions.
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It's helpful, but could be better. Most of its passages are not science related and not very dense. I have more time left over when doing these passages than when doing Topscore or Kaplan passages. But it's good practice for reading, taking notes, and answering questions with a time limit, and it has a lot of tone/inference type questions, if you want practice with those. I do wish that there were some dense science passages, but I'm still glad I bought it. I don't know of any other product specifically geared toward the DAT RC section, so if you need help on that section, I recommend it.
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do yourself a favor and buy topscore pro. its RC is VERY similar to the DAT style
