Reading Comprehension in the CAT 2012, like all the previous CAT exams, will test your ability to understand the
following facts:
- The nuances of the written word
- Tone of the Passage
- Identify and differentiate the subtleties of meanings of words
- Correct syntax, structure and formation of sentences
- Thought process of the author while writing the passage
The best you could do while
reading the passage is to identify the complex ideas presented in the paragraph
and link it to the overall theme. This will help you identify the tone and flow
of the given passage.
As far as the Reading
Comprehension questions are concerned, over all these years CAT has moved from
being an English language test to being an English usage test.
It implies that few years back, a lot of
questions on grammar, vocabulary and fill in the blanks were pretty
straightforward. Either you knew the answer in 10 seconds or you didn’t know
them at all.
No amount of deliberation and reasoning would
help you if you didn’t know exact meanings of words and core concepts of
grammar.
Prepare well and achieve mission
CAT 2012
Author: MBARENDEZVOUS.COM
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