Yes and no. You can certainly practice GMAT style questions directly and get better at them that way, but the real trick is to meta up a level and see that they

Yes and no. You can certainly practice GMAT style questions directly and get better at them that way, but the real trick is to meta up a level and see that they follow a pattern, at which point getting a very good score is easy. I think the test is really testing for that (I guess deliberately or why put the pattern in in the first place?). Or maybe it is really testing for the personality type that likes to prepare in advance rather than winging it, that would obviously correlate well with success in any field.