<p>i want to buy a CR workbook?</p>
<p>so which one is better?</p>
<p>i heard that Prin's CR sections on the 11 tests are not very accurate, is that true?</p>
<p>thanks in advance</p>
<p>I finished the Kaplan workbook, and it's not too bad... a little easier than the Blue Book, though.</p>
<p>get barrons its tougher and theres no harm in overpreparing..</p>
<p>barron's may be harder but i think that it's the best in CR and Math.
Kaplan is too easy; I get 750 reguarly when doing practice tests but got 550 in the actual test (in CR)</p>
<p>As basis for comparison: on the two practice tests in Kaplan, I got 730 and 770. In the two tests I've taken out of the blue book, my ranges were 660-760 and 700-800. But people say that you should take the lower end of the blue book range, so that would make Kaplan too easy.</p>
<p>lower range in CR only</p>
<p>take the median of the range for math
average of the median and lower end of the range for the W</p>
<p>a teacher member on CC recomended it.</p>
<p>do they even show u the median?...or r u talking a/b the avg of the range??</p>
<p>thank you .</p>
<p>i will get the barron one</p>
<p>"lower range in CR only</p>
<p>take the median of the range for math"</p>
<p>Yeah I know, I was just talking about CR :)</p>
<p>And tennisisfun, if you only have two numbers the median is the average of the range.</p>
<p>Barron's definetly for CR.</p>
<p>What does CR stand for?</p>
<p>cryogenic rabbits</p>
<p>And what does that mean?</p>
<p>freezing cold rabbits</p>
<p>you're a good sport so you win the prize...it means critical reading.</p>
<p>you guys really have a sence of humour, huh?</p>
<p>yeah i thought so...ya know i give these people gold (or maybe silver) and i get nothing...NOTHING!</p>