Do you find Humanities Reading Comprehension passages more difficult than other topics on the GMAT Focus or Executive Assessment? Does your brain start to melt when the passage discusses literature or history or philosophy?

In this video, Alex -- a GMAT Ninja tutor -- will show you how to deal with these passages by focusing on the passage's meaning and the author's purpose. He'll help you deal with these passages accurately and effectively.

This is video #4 in our full-coverage series of GMAT Reading Comprehension lessons. For updates on upcoming videos, please subscribe!

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction

Passage 1 - Antonia Castaneda has...
03:07 Paragraph 1
07:44 Paragraph 2
13:27 Question 1
17:20 Question 2
21:53 Question 3
28:04 Question 4

Passage 2 - It is an odd but indisputable...
33:48 Paragraph 1
39:23 Paragraph 2
44:26 Question 1
48:56 Question 2
53:56 Question 3
1:00:15 Question 4

1:05:06 Conclusion

Here are links to the passages covered in the video:
Passage 1 -- Antonia Castaneda has...
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Questions covered in the video: #1, 2, 3 & 4

Passage 2 -- It is an odd but indisputable...
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Questions covered in the video: #1, 2, 5 & 6

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