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Review title: Don't bother, it's full of mistakes
Product review: It's not that I'm quibbling with Weber's answers, but his analytical section is awful. Some of Weber's answers violate the conditional rules he sets out. Other times, he'll say something like "The answer is (E), Inga lives in apartment 211 or 214." Check back to the original question and it says "(D) Inga lives in apartment 211 or 214". What's with that?Some of Weber's tips on solving analytical problems are useful, but his own questions are horrible. I scored a 760 on the GRE analytical when it was new and there were no books about it, so it's not like I can't figure this stuff out. Weber's questions make no sense and frequently have incorrect, or multiple correct answers. I haven't really tried the quantitative or verbal sections, so I won't comment on them.
