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Worked practice questions GRE · Verbalability · Text Completion — Synonym Pairs Read exercise and reference answers Matching pairs Left Verbose Right Wordy Left Garrulous Right Talkative Left Vexed Right Annoyed Left Recalcitrant Right Stubborn Left Inscrutable Right Mysterious Left Ostentatious Right Showy Instructions Match each high-frequency GRE word to its synonym. Open this exercise →
GRE · Verbalability · Antonym Pairs Read exercise and reference answers Matching pairs Left Augment Right Diminish Left Disparage Right Praise Left Languid Right Energetic Left Munificent Right Stingy Left Pellucid Right Murky Left Sagacious Right Foolish Instructions Match each GRE word to its antonym. Open this exercise →
GRE · Verbalability · Vocabulary — Odd One Out Read exercise and reference answers Questions Items Ephemeral Eternal Transient Fleeting Reason Eternal is the opposite; the others mean short-lived. Odd item Eternal Items Voracious Insatiable Indifferent Greedy Reason Indifferent contrasts with intense hunger / desire. Odd item Indifferent Items Frugal Thrifty Economical Lavish Reason Lavish means extravagant; the others mean careful with money. Odd item Lavish Items Duplicitous Candid Frank Sincere Reason Duplicitous = deceitful; the others mean honest. Odd item Duplicitous Instructions Tap the word that doesn't fit the synonym group. Open this exercise →
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