PowerScore has just released the highly anticipated GMAT Verbal Bible, the ultimate guide for mastering the Verbal section of the GMAT. This latest publication, which joins a considerable lineup of best-selling standardized test preparation materials published by PowerScore, was written by David Killoran, founder of PowerScore, Steven Stein, PowerScore’s Director of Educational Development, and Victoria Wood, Course Developer for PowerScore. Having worked with thousands of students, the three authors bring over 40 years of experience to the project.

The Verbal Section of the GMAT consists of 41 multiple choice questions stemming from three question types– Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, and Sentence Correction. Test takers have 75 minutes to complete the entire section.

The PowerScore GMAT Verbal Bible is the most complete guide available to the entire verbal section of the GMAT and provides comprehensive discussion on all three Verbal sections. In addition to in-depth discussion of the verbal concepts tested on every GMAT, the book provides hundreds of practice questions, with problem sets, conceptual drills, and extensive analysis of test questions and answer choices. With expansive sections on Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Sentence Correction, the GMAT Verbal Bible provides effective approaches to every question type in the GMAT verbal section.

The concepts and techniques discussed in the GMAT Verbal Bible are drawn directly from the live GMAT courses taught by PowerScore. As with all their preparation materials, PowerScore relies on the analysis of questions released from GMAC, the producers of the GMAT. In order to best prepare students, PowerScore feels the analysis of official questions is vital to judicious GMAT preparation because they best reflect the principles and protocols utilized by the test makers. By carefully studying and correctly applying the techniques presented, students can expect an increase in their Verbal score.

The GMAT Verbal Bible is available through PowerScore’s website at www.powerscore.com, as well as Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and select retailers nationally.

GMAT Verbal Bible
By David M. Killoran, Steve G. Stein, and Victoria Wood
PowerScore Publishing, a division of PowerScore Incorporated
978-0-9801782-6-5
Paperback
562 pages
$39.99
February 23, 2009

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