Inside the GRE: Easy Tips for a 330+ Score Quiz

1. GRE General Structure

   Which three main sections are tested in the GRE exam, based on the experience shared by the author?

   1. A. Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing
   2. B. Science, Math, and Social Studies
   3. C. Logical Reasoning, Reading, and Math
   4. D. Vocabulary, Calculus, and Essay Writing
   5. E. Physics, History, and Literature

2. Vocabulary Importance

   According to the author, what is one of the most effective ways to boost your GRE verbal score?

   1. A. Memorizing the periodic table
   2. B. Practicing vocab flashcards daily
   3. C. Listening to podcasts
   4. D. Reviewing calculus formulas
   5. E. Watching documentaries

3. Quantitative Reasoning

   The author emphasizes that in Quantitative Reasoning, initial focus should be on which aspect when learning new concepts?

   1. A. Typing speed
   2. B. Getting correct answers before worrying about speed
   3. C. Memorizing all possible formulas
   4. D. Counting the number of questions attempted
   5. E. Using a calculator at every step

4. Error Log Strategy

   What did the author use to keep track of mistakes while preparing for the Quant section?

   1. A. A list of definitions
   2. B. An error log analyzed before the exam
   3. C. Flashcards for math terms
   4. D. A stopwatch to monitor time
   5. E. A highlighter for incorrect answers

5. AWA Preparation

   For the Analytical Writing Assessment, what approach did the author suggest for achieving an average score?

   1. A. Skipping essay practice altogether
   2. B. Learning the template well and writing a few essays
   3. C. Only reading sample essays without writing
   4. D. Memorizing math equations
   5. E. Practicing multiple-choice questions

6. Reading Comprehension

   Which activity did the author find helpful for improving reading speed and comprehension for the GRE?

   1. A. Watching nature documentaries
   2. B. Reading one challenging article daily
   3. C. Solving only math problems
   4. D. Memorizing essay templates
   5. E. Practicing drawing diagrams

7. Dealing with Difficult GRE Sections

   What advice does the author give when encountering a very difficult section on the GRE?

   1. A. Assume the entire test is too hard
   2. B. Lose confidence and give up
   3. C. Consider it might be an experimental section and keep trying
   4. D. Complain to the proctor immediately
   5. E. Skip all questions in that section

8. Writing Essays Efficiently

   According to the author, what is a recommended time allocation for writing a 30-minute GRE essay?

   1. A. 15 minutes thinking, 10 minutes writing, 5 minutes editing
   2. B. 1–2 minutes thinking, 25 minutes writing, 3–4 minutes editing
   3. C. 10 minutes drawing, 10 minutes writing, 10 minutes resting
   4. D. 25 minutes brainstorming, 5 minutes writing
   5. E. 30 minutes only drafting

9. Common Quant Traps

   What does the author warn against relying on too much when solving Quantitative Reasoning questions?

   1. A. Mental math
   2. B. Guesswork
   3. C. The calculator
   4. D. Reading aloud
   5. E. Skipping easy questions

10. Practice and Improvement

    Why does the author believe it is important to analyze each mistake made during GRE practice, even if it is 'silly'?

    1. A. It helps identify underlying issues that could cause repeated errors
    2. B. It wastes time and should be avoided
    3. C. It helps improve handwriting
    4. D. It increases the number of practice tests taken
    5. E. It is required by all GRE test centers