GMAT Ninja RC Ep 2: Point of View in Reading Comprehension Passages

Do you struggle when a Reading Comprehension passage contains more than one point of view in the GMAT or Executive Assessment? Sometimes there can be several viewpoints to keep track of -- you can lose the thread of the passage if you're not very careful. In this video, Alex -- a GMAT Ninja tutor -- will show you how to keep track of these different points of view when they're presented in a passage. He'll help you understand these viewpoints so you can efficiently and accurately answer the questions. This is video #2 in our full-coverage series of GMAT Reading Comprehension lessons. For updates on upcoming videos, please subscribe! Want more GMAT and EA test-prep tips and advice? Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/GMATNinjaTutoring For more information about GMAT tutoring: https://www.gmatninja.com/ For updates on this series and our other projects: https://www.instagram.com/gmatninja/ For more on Alex Cotton, GMAT Ninja’s resident renaissance man and beard-grooming expert: https://www.gmatninja.com/alex-cotton-nyc-gmat-gre-tutor Chapters: 00:00 Introduction Passage 1 - Linda Kerber argued... 02:26 Paragraph 1 06:14 Paragraph 2 09:57 Question 1 14:24 Question 2 19:30 Question 3 Passage 2 - Jacob Burckhardt's view... 24:43 Paragraph 1 28:30 Paragraph 2 34:00 Question 1 38:26 Question 2 45:06 Question 3 48:53 Question 4 57:27 Conclusion Here are links to the passages covered in the video: Passage 1 -- Linda Kerber argued... https://gmatclub.com/forum/linda-kerber-argued-in-the-mid-1980-s-that-after-the-american-220751.html Passage 2 -- Jacob Burckhardt's view... https://gmatclub.com/forum/jacob-burckhardt-s-view-that-renaissance-european-women-stood-on-218792.html