Think You Can Think?: Cracking the Thinking Skills Assessment

London, England: Oxbridge Applications (2011)
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This is a practical guide to cracking the Thinking Skills Assessment, an admissions test required for a number of courses at Oxford and Cambridge universities. The text gives students the opportunity to pit their logical wits against challenging critical thinking questions and complex exercises.

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