Crack the GRE: 10 Easy Questions to Prep for 330+ Quiz

1. What does GRE stand for?

   The exam known as GRE is required by many graduate schools in the United States. What do the letters G, R, and E represent?

   1. Graduate Record Examinations
   2. Graduate Readiness Evaluation
   3. Graduate Reasoning Exam
   4. General Requirements Exam
   5. Graduate Review Exercise

2. How many main section types are on the GRE?

   Apart from Analytical Writing, the GRE also includes Quantitative Ability and Verbal Reasoning. How many main section types are there in total?

   1. Three
   2. Two
   3. Four
   4. One
   5. Five

3. Which of the following is true about the GRE scoring?

   When you receive your scaled GRE score, which of the following statements is correct?

   1. No one knows exactly how scaled scores are calculated.
   2. Scaled scores are always out of 100.
   3. Scaled scores only depend on your Quant section.
   4. Scaled scores are calculated manually by the test supervisor.
   5. You can only get a scaled score if you finish in under 3 hours.

4. How is the GRE structured in terms of adaptivity?

   Suppose you perform well on the first Quant or Verbal section. According to the GRE's adaptivity, what would happen in the next section of that type?

   1. You will get more difficult questions.
   2. You will get only easy questions.
   3. You will skip the next section.
   4. You will answer the same questions.
   5. The timer resets.

5. How many questions are there in each Verbal section of the GRE?

   During the GRE, when faced with a Verbal section, how many questions will you need to answer in that section?

   1. 20
   2. 15
   3. 25
   4. 18
   5. 30

6. What is the best approach before starting your GRE preparation?

   Before beginning GRE preparation, which step is recommended to assess your current level?

   1. Take a diagnostic test
   2. Memorize all vocabulary lists
   3. Skip straight to practice tests
   4. Only review math concepts
   5. Start with essay writing only

7. Which topics are included in the Quantitative section of the GRE?

   When preparing for the Quantitative section of the GRE, which of the following topics should you expect to encounter?

   1. Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Data Analysis
   2. Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History
   3. English Literature, World History, Psychology, Algebra
   4. Statistics, Programming, Calculus, Geometry
   5. Only Probability and Trigonometry

8. How long does the GRE exam last in total, approximately?

   A student taking the GRE will spend about how many hours completing the exam, including all sections?

   1. Four and a half hours
   2. Three hours
   3. Six hours
   4. Two hours
   5. Five and a half hours

9. What is the main benefit of giving a diagnostic test before preparing?

   If you begin your GRE preparation with a diagnostic test, what is the primary advantage?

   1. It helps you understand your strengths and weaknesses.
   2. It guarantees a high score.
   3. It replaces the need to study.
   4. It counts as your official GRE score.
   5. It allows you to skip the AWA section.

10. Which statement best describes the ideal score combination for a 330+ GRE total?

    If you aim for a 330+ on the GRE, which of the following score combinations is both realistic and effective according to the preparation advice given?

    1. At least 160 in one section and 165+ in the other
    2. 140 in Verbal and 190 in Quantitative
    3. 170 in both Verbal and Quantitative
    4. 120 in Quantitative and 210 in Verbal
    5. 155 in both Verbal and Quantitative