GRE Verbal Question Types Archives

The GRE verbal sections contain three main question types: text completion, reading comprehension, and sentence equivalence. For best results, you'll need to practice (a lot!) and brush up on your GRE-level vocabulary.

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GRE Verbal Sections: Question Type Breakdown

By Chris Lele In: GRE Verbal, GRE Verbal Question Types

Wondering what to expect from GRE Verbal question types? This post breaks down what you can expect, providing expert explanation, lessons, and practice.

GRE Sentence Equivalence: Avoiding Wrong Answer Choices

By Chris Lele In: GRE Verbal, GRE Verbal Question Types

It’s important to avoid wrong answer choices on the GRE Sentence Equivalence. Here’s a helpful strategy to do that!

Text Completion Challenge

By Chris Lele In: GRE Verbal, GRE Verbal Practice

GRE expert Chris Lele offers up some GRE Text Completion questions to test and assess your abilities in the area.

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Tackling Text Completion GRE Questions: Tips and Techniques

By Magoosh Test Prep Expert In: GRE Verbal Question Types

Text Completion questions might be tough, but they're no match for you! With these tips and strategies, you'll be ready to ace the GRE.

Mastering Sentence Equivalence on the GRE

By Magoosh Test Prep Expert In: GRE Verbal Question Types

Looking for the best way to practice Sentence Equivalence questions for the GRE? Magoosh has some great tips for you!

GRE Text Completion

By Rachel Kapelke-Dale In: GRE Verbal Question Types

Everything you need to know about Text Completion questions on the GRE

GRE Reading Comprehension: Tips and Strategies

By Rachel Kapelke-Dale In: GRE Verbal Question Types

GRE Reading Comprehension can be tough! Luckily, we have all the GRE Reading Comprehension tips and strategies here to help you ace this section.

GRE Reading Comprehension Pacing

By Chris Lele In: GRE Verbal, GRE Verbal Question Types

Each GRE Verbal Section consists of 20 questions, 10 of which are always Reading Comprehension Questions. Learning the test format and being honest about your strengths and weaknesses can help you with Reading Comp pacing, and lead to a higher score on the GRE test.

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GRE Verbal Question Types

Most Popular GRE Verbal Question Types

GRE Verbal Sections: Question Type Breakdown

GRE Sentence Equivalence: Avoiding Wrong Answer Choices

Text Completion Challenge

Most Recent GRE Verbal Question Types

Tackling Text Completion GRE Questions: Tips and Techniques

Mastering Sentence Equivalence on the GRE

GRE Text Completion

GRE Reading Comprehension: Tips and Strategies

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GRE Reading Comprehension Pacing

Inferences Questions in GRE Reading Comprehension

Main Idea Questions in GRE Reading Comprehension

GRE Paragraph Argument Workshop

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GRE Critical Reasoning Question Type: Assumption Questions

Sentence Equivalence Questions

5 Essential Strategies When Dealing with a Text Completion on the New GRE