GRE General Test Practice Questions

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Exam overview and details

The GRE General Test Practice Questions exam is a comprehensive preparation resource designed to mirror the structure and rigor of the official GRE General Test. It covers three core sections: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Analytical Writing (though the question set focuses on the first two). The Quantitative Reasoning section tests arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis, emphasizing problem-solving and quantitative comparison skills. The Verbal Reasoning section assesses vocabulary in context, reading comprehension, and text completion abilities through passages and sentence-level exercises. This exam is intended for graduate school applicants, particularly those targeting master's, doctoral, or professional degree programs (e.g., MBA, JD) that require GRE scores. By working through 214 carefully crafted questions, test-takers will gain familiarity with question formats, time management strategies, and the depth of reasoning expected. They will also identify personal strengths and weaknesses, allowing for targeted study. The content is structured to build confidence and reduce test-day anxiety, providing a realistic benchmark for performance. Ultimately, this practice exam serves as a diagnostic tool and a training ground, helping learners refine their approach to achieve competitive scores.

Sample Questions

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Verbal Reasoning (vocabulary, reading comprehension, text completion)

Select the two answer choices that, when used to complete the sentence, fit the meaning of the sentence as a whole and produce complete sentences that are alike in meaning. Hundreds of books have been written on the Allied war effort during World War II, but Professor Gaughan has published what is considered to be the _____ account.

Verbal Reasoning (vocabulary, reading comprehension, text completion)

Johann Sebastian Bach was a towering figure in western classical music; his influence and persona can even be considered __________ since many of his contemporaries and successors had to live in his shadow, no less than his own son Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach who was also a gifted composer in his own right. [ Note: Select 2 answer choices ]

Quantitative Reasoning (arithmetic, algebra, geometry, data analysis)

For all values of x and y if x < y < (x+y) which of the following must be negative?

Quantitative Reasoning (arithmetic, algebra, geometry, data analysis)

There are 'x' number of sweets wrapped in a gift paper. Alison gives \( \frac{\mathrm{4} }{\mathrm{7}}\) of the total sweets to his friend Elena, and gives \( \frac{\mathrm{3} }{\mathrm{5}}\) of the remaining sweets to his friend Michael. Which of the following could be the original number of sweets which were wrapped in the gift paper? Indicate all possible options.

Quantitative Reasoning (arithmetic, algebra, geometry, data analysis)

If the largest side of a triangle is A, and the other two sides are B and C. What relation exists between them?

Exam insights and study advice

Mastering the GRE is not merely an academic hurdle; it is a gateway to advanced education and career opportunities. High scores can unlock scholarships, fellowships, and admission to top-tier programs, directly impacting your professional trajectory. The skills tested-critical reading, logical reasoning, and quantitative analysis-are the same competencies required for success in graduate-level coursework and research. For example, data analysis questions mirror the statistical reasoning needed in social sciences or business, while text completion exercises sharpen the precision of written communication. By practicing with this exam, you are not just preparing for a test; you are building a foundation for the analytical demands of your future field. The practical value extends beyond admissions: employers in consulting, finance, and technology often view strong GRE performance as a proxy for problem-solving ability. This exam gives you a measurable edge in a competitive landscape.

What this exam covers

Use the published domain weights to plan your study. Practice results do not predict your certification exam score.

01Analytical Writing (issue essay, argument essay)

33%

02Quantitative Reasoning (arithmetic, algebra, geometry, data analysis)

33%

03Verbal Reasoning (vocabulary, reading comprehension, text completion)

33%

Exam Details 1 hour 58 minutes

Vendor ETS
Time Limit 1 hour 58 minutes
Exam Format Computer-adaptive (section-level adaptive); also available at home via ETS ScoreItNow!
Online Proctoring Available

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