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Gre Practice Book
GRE General Test Practice Book
This practice book contains: one full-length paper-based GRE® General Test test-taking strategies sample verbal and quantitative questions with explanations sample analytical writing topics, scored sample essays and reader commentary

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NOTE: The test-taking strategies in this publication are appropriate for the paper-based General Test. The strategies in the GRE® POWERPREP® software are appropriate for the computer-based General Test.

This book is provided FREE with test registration by the Graduate Record Examinations Board. For additional test preparation information, visit www.ets.org/gre/greprep.

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The Verbal and Quantitative sections in the GRE General Test in this publication contain questions written and administered prior to 1995. For this reason, some of the material covered in the questions may be dated. For example, a question may refer to a rapidly changing technology in a way that was correct in the 1980s and early 1990s, but not now. In addition, ETS® has revised and updated its standards and guidelines for test questions so some questions may not meet current standards. Questions that do not meet current ETS standards, and would not appear in GRE tests administered today, are marked with an asterisk (see pages 35 and 44).

Note to Test Takers: Keep this practice book until you receive your score report. This book contains important information about scoring.

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