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GMAT ORIGINAL FULL-LENGTH PAPER PRACTICE Allow 45 minutes for each section: Quantitative Reasoning Q01–Q21, Verbal Reasoning Q22–Q44, and Data Insights Q45–Q64. Total answering time is 135 minutes. You may choose the order of the three sections. One optional 10-minute break may follow your first or second section. For this paper practice, stop when a section clock expires and do not transfer its unused minutes to another section. Answer every question in a section before reviewing it. If time remains, you may review questions and change up to three responses in that section. This is a suggested paper implementation of published review controls; it does not reproduce the actual computer interface. Use scratch paper. Do not use a calculator in Quantitative Reasoning. A basic calculator may be used only in Data Insights, as a paper substitute for the published on-screen calculator. Use no outside references. For each five-choice question, select one answer. For grouped Data Insights responses, follow the stated instruction and select exactly one response in each named row, blank, or column. Choosing an entire group is not a valid response. A Two-Part Analysis may use the same candidate in both columns if the problem warrants it. Some original passages, tables and source cards appear more than once; reread relevant details as needed. You may manually rearrange table rows on scratch paper. This original study form retains the current section lengths and all published question families. Printed source cards replace clickable tabs, grouped choices replace dropdowns or two-column radio buttons, and paper tables replace interactive sorting. It is not an adaptive, calibrated examination and cannot predict an official scaled score. The printed graph scales and all supplied scenario conditions control the answers. Source-only preparation: PDF pagination and visual print checks remain deferred under the project rules.