Exhibit in Reading comprehension?

[Moe Lester]

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Is there an exhibit in reading comprehension section, on which you click on to reveal the entire passage on one single page?

Kaplan has this on their online tests, you click on the exhibit and the entire passage opens up in a new window (like the periodic table).

 

[iwannabadentist]

on the real test, there is a 'window' for the passage, but its sorta embedded into the main window - you cant open up a new window like the periodic table. all the questions for that passage will show the passage on the top, and you just scroll thru the passage as much as you want.

 

[Moe Lester]

on the real test, there is a 'window' for the passage, but its sorta embedded into the main window - you cant open up a new window like the periodic table. all the questions for that passage will show the passage on the top, and you just scroll thru the passage as much as you want.

Yup you are right. The entire passage is located underneath every question.

But Kaplan has an additional pop out window that has the entire passage and since there is no up and down scrolling in the pop out window, it makes it easier to find the answers.

 

[fodog]

anyone know how big the window is where the reading comprehension text is? I'm just wondering if each line is long or short. I've seen different sizes of windows---the ADA website shows a sample passage that has a fairly small window, but then Kaplan has a window that almost fills up the entire screen.

 

[Japin]

anyone know how big the window is where the reading comprehension text is? I'm just wondering if each line is long or short. I've seen different sizes of windows---the ADA website shows a sample passage that has a fairly small window, but then Kaplan has a window that almost fills up the entire screen.

If I remember it right, ADA's online Tutorial on the reading passage window is significantly smaller than the one at the testing center. The real format is actually very similar to the reading section of DAT Achiever, where the passage also resets to the top each time you navigate to the next or previous question. You can probably compare it the DEMO software here:

http://3tquest.com/page2.html

 

[ohdearhopeipass]

anyone know how big the window is where the reading comprehension text is? I'm just wondering if each line is long or short. I've seen different sizes of windows---the ADA website shows a sample passage that has a fairly small window, but then Kaplan has a window that almost fills up the entire screen.

it's fairly small... about an inch in width, which makes it a pain in the ass to find things, so make note of paragraph numbers as you do it