This post was updated in 2024 for the new GMAT.
When it comes to GMAT prep, well-paced work is key to getting you to your goals. It’s better to study for 30 minutes every day for a month than to cram for 15 hours a couple of days before the exam! Enter Magoosh’s GMAT question of the day! With commonly-tested concepts from both Verbal and Quant sections, this post has daily practice you can use to up your score.
GMAT Question of the Day
This GMAT question of the day will update every day of the month. It rotates between Verbal and Quant, covering a variety of commonly-tested concepts, all between 600-level and 800-level questions.
Bookmark it, set a daily reminder for yourself, and go!
Verbal: Critical Reasoning
Art Historian: Recently, computer analysis has revealed that a few of a famous Flemish artist’s works are forgeries, and are actually the work of noted forger Elmyr de Hory. While such a development may emit violent reverberations through the art world, even those museums that have a wealth of the Flemish artists in their collections should not be overly concerned. Hundreds of this Flemish artist’s works were tested to determine whether they were forgeries, yet only a slim few turned out to be actual forgeries. Thus, the master’s reputation as one of the greatest artists humanity has ever produced will surely remain undiminished.
Which of the following, if true, casts the most doubt on the art historian’s conclusion?
Tips for Using the GMAT Question of the Day
When you’re prepping for the GMAT, it can be tempting to do a handful of mega-long study sessions—but the truth is, regular, steady prep is key to boosting your score.
This question of the day can’t be your only prep material, but it’s a great add-on for a few scenarios:
- You’re not familiar with the GMAT, or thinking about whether or not you want to take it: If you’re looking to get a small sample of the various question types of the GMAT, the question of the day can give you a general sense of what types of questions, the difficulty level, etc. that you can expect to see on the exam.
- You’re probably one of the many folks debating between taking the GRE vs. the GMAT, in which case you might find this article that reviews the differences in detail helpful.
- You want a lightweight way to prep on the go: On top of your core study material, you’re looking for something easy to when – maybe when you’re waiting in line at the grocery store or have a few minutes to spare at home or work. This question of the day is great for that. If the browser page is a bit troublesome for on-the-go, here are some apps for iPhone and Android that might also help:
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To improve your test-taking skills and test your knowledge as accurately as possible, you can try our free full-length GMAT practice test.
Shorter diagnostic quiz
Or if you’re just getting started with GMAT prep or don’t have a ton of time to spare at the moment, our free, quick GMAT diagnostic quiz can help you see (approximately) where you’re at in terms of skills and knowledge!
Best of luck with your GMAT studying and preparation! 🙂
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