Build your Vocabulary with more than 1300+ free online practice questions/words
The GRE verbal reasoning section is most difficult and requires maximum preparation (Good vocabulary is key to success).
The verbal test is scored on a scale of 130-170, in 1-point increments.
GRE Verbal exam has questions on Reading Comprehension, Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence.
The test consists of 1300+ questions. You have to select right synonym.
Usage of rapacious ... One commenter on my inflation monster post suggests that while private-sector wages may be going nowhere, the story is different for “rapacious” workers in the public sector. Ah, those pillaging schoolteachers (because that's largely who we're talking ...
Profoundly specific subgenres spring up with the rapacious frequency of weeds through cracks in the sidewalk. Musical ground-breakers are summoned up and recontextualized in the manner of Fred Astaire's vacuuming hologram. ...
We have no students, we have no stadium, we have no coaches, no TV deals, no band, no fight song, no cheerleaders shot from below by those helpful network cameramen, no alums, no street agents, no rapacious parents or guardians. ...
After more than 20 years of living with a rapacious monopoly that's underinvested in infrastructure, stifled competition and short-changed the New Zealand consumer at every turn, we may at last have the beast under control. But while Joyce has finally ... |
Toughest GRE Words
Below are some words (from our collection of 1300+ words) which were answered wrong by most users..
- quibble : try to avoid by sophistication
- arrant : in the highest degree
- recreancy : cowardly
- foment : put something warm (to lessen the pain)
- lucubrate : write in scholarly fashion
How Important is Verbal GRE?
Lot of international students ask... : I have a good score in TOEFL and if GRE Verbal really important? The short answer is YES. Again to improve vocabulary learn words/synonyms and their usage. Practice as much as you can. Reading quality text is very important(swallowing vocab words may not help a lot).
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