Sep
21
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Having a large vocabulary is not only necessary for doing well on the GRE general examination, it will also improve your reading comprehension and your general quality of life.
Ok, ok. Maybe this last bit is somewhat of an exaggeration. But it IS true that increasing your total vocabulary will help you out on the GRE.
So what are you waiting for? You need to start memorizing vocabulary words and reading Shakespeare 24-7 if you want to do well on this test!
Here’s a quiz to get you started
Jul
27
The GRE is an unavoidable part of life for anyone who wants to continue their education in the humanities or social sciences after graduation.
And believe me, the GRE is no joke. It’s a comprehensive test that will examine your abilities in reading comprehension, vocabulary, logic and mathematics.
If you want to do well (i.e. remain competitive), you had better begin studying right away.
Luckily, there are plenty of study methods available, including this full-length GRE practice test from bigcdtests.com.
Jun
1
Great GRE Test
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So you graduated college. What’s next?
Exactly. You are thinking of taking masters degree. But you need to get GRE (Graduate Record Examination! And you don’t know how it works. And you want to make sure you pass and you get to go the the graduate school you want.
Take the GRE: Antonyms Test. This short test is suited for anyone who needs to take GRE’s but is not familiar how the test work.
’tis the great time to practice!
May
28
New Test: Vocabulary Test
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Hey there all you illustrious fans of the G-R-E.
It’s three o’clock, and you know what that means, dontcha?
That’s rrrrrRIGHT! It’s time to brush up on some vocabulary for those good ol’ Graduate Record Examinations, and do it in style with this flashy (but tasteful) new vocab test.
Step right up to the microphone and you just wait for that friendly announcer to ask you one question after the other. Answer ‘em all correctly and you know what’ll happen. Right again ol’ boy, you’ll get a prize!
What prize you may ask? The very bountiful prize of being better prepared for the GRE now than you were ten minutes ago! How’s that for a nifty little extra to take home?
No need to thank me, just get over and take that GRE Vocabulary test!
May
5
New Test: GRE Sentence Completion Practice Questions
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The GRE is basically the SATs on some sort of highly illegal stimulant. In other words, imagine all of the stress and pain that you went through while studying for the SATs and multiply that by about 10 to 13 times. Got it? Yeah, that’s just about what you’re going to feel while you study for that GRE, AKA the Graduate Record Examination.
The GRE is a long and tedious test that every college graduate who intends to go on to receive a higher degree (besides law and business students; they have their own separate tests) must take after they graduate.
The GRE is a tough test, especially the verbal section. However, it is not impossible to get a great score if you are prepared. This new test that I’ve just posted is a great way to get acquainted with the kind of questions you can expect to find on the GRE verbal test.
Good Luck with the GRE Sentence Competion Practice!
Apr
2
New Test: GRE Vocabulary Test (20 Questions)
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Use this new test as a great way to brush up on your vocabulary in preparation for the GRE. Graduate Record Examinations are no joke, so you can’t slack off when you are trying to study for them. You should be taking every opportunity that you can get to study your vocabulary, and that includes taking this test!
You really have no excuse for skipping this test since it is only 20 questions long. It will only take you about five minutes!
Don’t delay.
Take this GRE Vocabulary test right now!
Feb
2
New Test: GRE: Antonyms Questions
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Planning to take the GRE test anytime soon? (You know, that long tedious test that is also called the “Graduate Record Examinations”?)
If so, you’re going to need to brush up on your antonym (aka “opposite”) recognition skills. Once you sit down in your seat to take the GRE test, and you get to the language portion of the test, several of the questions will give you a word and ask for its opposite. This may sound easy, but it can be REALLY tricky.
Try checking out this set of sample GRE: Antonyms Questions for some practice. This will give you an idea of what kinds of questions to expect on the real test (and give you an idea of just how prepared you really are!). This is a short test and should only take a few minutes to complete. Check it out!
Feb
2
New Test Category: GRE Tests
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So, you’ve just graduated from College, you’ve got your diploma, and you’ll never have to take another test in your life! Right?
Wrong. In today’s competitive job market, many people choose to go on to graduate school and earn a second degree. And in that case, you’re going to have to take the “GRE” test. That’s short for Graduate Record Examination. Remember the SAT test that you took after you graduated from high school? The GRE is basically the same thing, only much more difficult.
So what can you do about it? For starters, try checking out some of the tests in the new category that I just posted entitled “GRE Tests.” These are practice tests that simulate the experience of taking the real GRE. The more of these practice tests that you take, the more you will be able to evaluate your own readiness. This is by no means a comprehensive resource, but you’ve gotta start somewhere right?
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