thecfawannabe

Well, I've always laughed a little during the ethics section of all the levels, especially level 3. The writing level was very high. Made me feel like I was taking the GMAT again. I found it to be nothing more than a reading comprehension test. Sure, you need a grounding in ethics, but if you rocked the GMAT verbal, I doubt you're having trouble. If you didn't, well, it will be an uphill battle. I suspect those that score 70 or less in ethics go right back to studying ethics material when time probably would be better spent with a GMAT verbal prep book. Did anyone else feel this way or am I losing my marbles?

luckygiftvn

^Agreed. I went over the ethics section twice and would say that most of the answers came down to one key word in the relating sentence.