How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for CAT  (English, Paperback, Sharma Arun)

Part 1: Building Skills for Reading Comprehension
Section 1: Reading Comprehension
1. Introduction
2. The Seven Dimension Approach to Better Reading Skills
3. Theory of Reading Comprehension
4. Illustrative CAT Passages (Solved)
Section 2: LOD Exercises
5. Level of Difficulty I
6. Level of Difficulty II
7. Level of Difficulty III
8. Previous Years Questions from CAT

Part 2: Verbal Ability
Section 1: Vocabulary
1. Word List I - High Frequency Words
2. Word List II - Medium Frequency Words
3. Word List III - Low Frequency Words
4. Roots, Prefixes, Suffixes and Foreign Words
5. Words and Phrases often Confused
Section 2: Vocabulary-based Questions
6. Synonyms
7. Antonyms
8. Odd Man Out
9. Analogies
Section 3: Fill in the Blanks
Block 1: Theory
10. Sentence Completion
Block 2: LODs and CAT Questions
11. Level of Difficulty I
12. Level of Difficulty II
13. Previous Years Questions from CAT
Section 4: Paragraph Jumbles
Block 1: Theory
14. Paragraph Jumbles
15. Practise Exercises on Paragraph Jumbles
Block 2: LODs and CAT Questions
16. Level of Difficulty I
17. Level of Difficulty II
18. Level of Difficulty III
19. Previous Years Questions from CAT
Section 5: Sentence Correction
20. Sentence Correction
21. Fact, Inference and Judgement
Section 6: New Verbal Question Types in CAT
22A. Phrasal Verbs
22B. Phrasal Verbs
23. Paragraph Completion / Last Sentence of the Paragraph
24. Irrelevant Statement Questions

Part 3: Verbal Reasoning
Section 1: Critical Reasoning
1. Critical Reasoning / Paragraph Comprehension
2 . Previous Years Questions from the CAT
Section 2: Syllogisms
3. Syllogisms
Section 3: Binary Logic
4. Verbal Reasoning Based on Binary Logic
Section 4: Logical Deductions
5. Logical Deductions

Part 4: CAT Papers (Real and Sample)
Section 1: CAT Papers
1. CAT Paper 2006
2. CAT Paper 2007
3. CAT Paper 2008
Section 2: Model Test Paper for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension
4. Model Test Paper