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Quantitative Aptitude

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300 questions

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GRE Quantitative Aptitude

A right triangle has hypotenuse 13 and one leg 5. What is the length of the other leg?

A 12

B 10

C 8

D 11

GRE Quantitative Aptitude

If aⁿ = 64 and aᵐ = 4, what is the value of aⁿ⁻ᵐ when a > 0?

A 4

B 8

C 16

D 60

GRE Quantitative Aptitude

What is the sum of the interior angles of a hexagon?

A 720°

B 540°

C 900°

D 360°

GRE Quantitative Aptitude

If log₂(x) = 5, what is the value of x?

A 32

B 16

C 64

D 8

GRE Verbal Reasoning

Read the passage and answer the question: "The art world has long been dominated by Western canon, with museums and galleries primarily showcasing European and North American artists. In recent years, however, there has been a concerted effort to diversify collections by incorporating works from underrepresented regions. Critics of this shift argue that it compromises artistic quality in favor of political correctness. Proponents counter that the definition of "quality" itself has been shaped by Western bias and that truly objective evaluation would naturally include artists from all cultures."

A Present opposing viewpoints on the effort to diversify art collections.

B Argue that the Western canon should be preserved in its current form.

C Explain how museums can improve their selection of artists.

D Demonstrate that political correctness has no place in art criticism.

GRE Quantitative Aptitude

The area of a square is 49 cm². What is the perimeter of the square?

A 14 cm

B 21 cm

C 28 cm

D 35 cm

GRE Verbal Reasoning

Read the passage and answer the question: Paragraph 1: The "Sapir-Whorf hypothesis" — also known as linguistic relativity — proposes that the structure of a language affects its speakers' worldview or cognition. The strong version, called "linguistic determinism," claims that language determines thought. The weak version claims that language influences thought. Paragraph 2: The strong version has been largely discredited. The most famous counterexample comes from the work of Roger Brown and Albert Hanlon (1970), who showed that children can understand concepts before they have the vocabulary to express them. If language determined thought, children should not be able to grasp concepts for which they lack words — but they clearly can. Paragraph 3: The weak version remains controversial but has received some support. Studies have found that speakers of languages with different color categories tend to discriminate colors differently, and that speakers of languages with gendered nouns associate those nouns with gender-congruent adjectives. However, critics argue that these effects are small and easily overridden by universal cognitive processes. Which of the following best describes the relationship between the strong and weak versions of the hypothesis as presented in the passage?

A The strong version has been largely rejected, while the weak version remains under debate

B Both the strong and weak versions have been conclusively proven

C The strong version is a subset of the weak version, and both face equal criticism

D The weak version has been disproven, while the strong version has been widely accepted

GRE Verbal Reasoning

The archaeologists expected to find ______ artifacts at the site, given that it was located near an ancient trade route; instead, they uncovered only the most ______ of everyday tools.

A exquisite … mundane

B numerous … fragile

C ancient … common

D ornate … utilitarian

About GRE

GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a standardized test for admission to graduate programs (Master's and PhD) at universities worldwide, especially in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia. Conducted by ETS (Educational Testing Service), GRE is accepted by 1,500+ programs in 100+ countries.

Exam Pattern (GRE General Test 2026):
- Total Questions: ~40 (adaptive — 2 sections, each with 2 subsections)
- Total Duration: 1 hour 38 minutes
- Scoring: 130-170 per section (Verbal & Quant), 0-6 (Analytical Writing)

Section Details:
- Verbal Reasoning: ~27 questions (Reading Comprehension, Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence) — 47 minutes
- Quantitative Reasoning: ~27 questions (Quantitative Comparison, Problem Solving, Data Interpretation) — 47 minutes
- Analytical Writing: 2 tasks (Analyze an Issue, Analyze an Argument) — 60 minutes

Negative Marking:
- Unanswered questions: 0 points
- Wrong answers in Verbal & Quant: No penalty (adaptive scoring)

Subjects Tested:
- Verbal: Vocabulary (advanced academic words), Reading Comprehension (scientific, social science, humanities passages), Text Completion (fill-in-the-blank sentences), Sentence Equivalence
- Quant: Arithmetic (Integers, Decimals, Percentages), Algebra (Equations, Inequalities, Functions), Geometry (Lines, Triangles, Circles, 3D shapes), Data Analysis (Statistics, Probability)

Eligibility: No specific eligibility criteria. Open to all bachelor's degree holders or equivalent.

Why Practice GRE Mock Tests: The GRE uses adaptive testing — your performance on the first subsection determines the difficulty of the second. Our practice tests simulate the adaptive format, helping you build strategies for each difficulty level.

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