This is the world's most epic video. Just kidding. Or not. It's my attempt to convey the essentials to tackling scientific passages for reading comprehension.

It starts with investing time to understand the process / relationship / debate that will be at the heart of the passage. If you understand that, you are set. The harder the passage, the harder the relationship, but if you try to skip over it, the questions will get really confusing.

Some of the reading comprehension advice overlaps with other videos, such as critical engagement, stop and summarise and slow reading, but a lot else is new.

The final question is truly hard reading comprehension. And the advice is not just applicable to GRE reading comprehension (RC) but to GMAT reading comprehension, and reading comprehension for exams.

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