Barron's MAT
Miller Analogies Test
10th ed.
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Author
Contributions
- Sternberg, Karin, 1976- - Contributor
- Barron's Educational Series, Inc - Contributor
Publication
2009 - Barrons Educational Series Inc., Hauppage, N.Y, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
112,500 words, Guess
Page Count
450 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebarronsmatmiller00robe
- ISBN-100764142356
- ISBN-139780764142352
- OCLC Control Number298187174
- Open LibraryOL25845222M
Classifications
- DDC378.1/662
- LCCLB2367.6 S84 2009x
Alternate Titles
- MAT
- Miller Analogies Test
Description
Overview: This updated manual prepares prospective MAT test takers with a diagnostic test and ten full-length practice exams. Self-scoring answer keys follow each test and answer sheets for test-takers' use are located at the back of the book. Also presented are approximately 1300 additional practice exam questions with answers, plus advice on solving analogy problems. Helpful brush-up check lists cover graduate level vocabulary with brief definitions, selected foreign words and phrases used in English and their meanings, and names of important persons in history, science, technology, and the arts that test-takers should be able to recognize. The Miller Analogies Test is a timed word-association test widely used to screen applicants to graduate level academic programs and as a placement exam for management positions in many businesses.
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