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Insular Imminent Multifaceted, Extraneous Erstwhile, Onetime 4. Central to, Erroneously attributed to, Largely unpredictable Inscrutable, Uninformative 5. Defiant, Disregard for Neglected, Slighted 6. Impenetrable, An unpropitious, An impediment Self-flattery, Narcissism 7.

The last sentence Maturity A doctrinaire Pristine, Undisturbed 3. Ahistorical, Anachronistic 4. Startling, Jettison Irascibly, Pugnaciously 5. Often caricatured, Barriers, Dismantle Inscrutable, Uninformative 6. Appreciated, Intelligible, Compromised All the other Verbal Reasoning questions on this test are either types not asked on the current GRE antonyms, analogies , or are in forms too different from the current GRE to be good practice. An example of this second type of question is the double-blank sentence completion questions on this test.

While these questions are asked on the current GRE, the answer choice format on the practice test 5 multiple-choice answers that pair up possible word choices for the double-blanks is different from the current GRE, which gives multiple answer choices to choose from for each word blank. In addition to the above free GRE practice tests, you can purchase additional official practice tests or collections of practice questions.

It contains two GRE practice tests, and except for the Analytical Writing sections which contain prompts from the Issues and Arguments pool of topics, as would be expected , the practice tests in the book are completely different from any other official GRE practice tests. The Official Guide also has some unique practice questions, separate from the practice tests, which you can use for targeted studying. You may only take each test one time per purchase and your access to the test and your results expires after 90 days.

In addition to containing all-new adaptive practice tests and giving you a score and the correct answers to the Verbal and Quantitative questions like the free PowerPrep program, PowerPrep Plus has two other benefits: scoring for both your Analytical Writing essays via the official GRE e-rater computerized scorer used on the real GRE and explanations for every answer. Pros : As the only other adaptive official practice tests besides regular PowerPrep, the PowerPrep Plus tests might be good additional practice for students who want to hone their adaptive test-taking skills.

Cons : Cost. And if you can manage to pool resources with a few friends, you can try to mine the tests for extra questions by taking each practice test three more times once getting all questions wrong, once getting all of them right, and once getting them half wrong and half right and seeing what new questions pop up in the second Verbal and Quantitative sections.

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You can purchase additional ScoreItNow! The first time you buy the ScoreItNow! Not only are the questions presented slightly differently on the paper-based GRE as compared to the computer-based GRE, but the timing and number of questions per section are different as well. There are 25 questions per section on the paper-based GRE, but only 20 on the computer-based GRE; there are also 5 minutes more per verbal and quantitative section on the paper-based GRE.

Part of the ordeal of taking the GRE is lasting out the nearly 4-hour test. This is all important information that you can then combat with a solid study plan, building up stamina and being mindful of your tendencies. You can then compare how many questions you answered correctly with extra time vs.

This means not just going over the test, seeing which questions you got wrong, and dismissing them, but digging into why you got the question wrong. Lack of time? Careless error? Or another reason? Keep a list of all the questions you get wrong, along with why you got them wrong, in a notebook or a file on your computer to study from.