GMAT Data Insights quiz

More questions about GMAT Data Insights

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1. 1 Easy

   What do you use to fill in the blanks in GMAT Graphics Interpretation?

   Answer: Drop-down menus

   Why: A Graphics Interpretation item has two drop-down blanks, and both must be right or it earns nothing.

2. 2 Easy

   Which scoring rule applies to multi-part GMAT Data Insights questions?

   Answer: All parts must be answered correctly

   Why: Even missing a single sub-statement in a three-part Table Analysis prompt results in zero credit for the entire item.

3. 3 Easy

   How many distinct question types appear in the GMAT Data Insights section?

   Answer: Five

   Why: The five types are Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation and Two-Part Analysis.

4. 4 Easy

   How many answers can you change on a GMAT section's review screen?

   Answer: Up to three

   Why: Although test-takers can bookmark and review all questions, the interface strictly limits edits to three answers per section.

5. 5 Easy

   When should a test-taker select choice A in GMAT Data Sufficiency?

   Answer: Statement 1 alone is sufficient, but statement 2 is not

   Why: In Data Sufficiency you judge only whether the statements settle the question; the two statements never contradict each other.

6. 6 Easy

   Which scenario makes choice B the correct answer in GMAT Data Sufficiency?

   Answer: Statement 2 alone is sufficient, but statement 1 is not

   Why: Since the GMAT Focus Edition launched in 2023, Data Sufficiency sits in the Data Insights section, but its five answer choices never change.