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 irksome ...
A month or so ago, after a particularly irksome stay at the Luxor hotel in Las Vegas, I declared the era of toothless social media reps “over”. How successful that declaration will prove to be, it's too early to tell – but what is clear is that I was ...
News about the test's imminent release has spurred a flurry of misleading reports suggesting that we're on the cusp of being able to learn how long we'll live - and whether we can ward off the irksome outward signs of aging. ...
You've likely seen the screaming headlines suggesting that a soon-to-be available blood test will be able to tell us how long we'll live -- and whether we can ward off the irksome outward signs of aging. Ignore them. They distort the truth, ...
Well that must have been a sight: a slew of bewildered and irksome commuters leaving the comfort of their trains, eyes squinting in the afternoon sun, to venture forth through the wilderness along the train tracks to find a cab home. ... |
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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