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Text Completion Two Blanks Mock Tests

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Text Completion Two Blanks Mock Test 1

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Text Completion Two Blanks Mock Test 2

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Sample Questions

GRE Verbal Reasoning
Each of the sentences below contains TWO blanks, marked (A) and (B). Given the context of the sentence, choose the set of words that best fills in the blanks. Although the new policy was initially ______, critics soon pointed out that its ______ would result in unintended consequences that could undermine its stated goals.
A well-received ... implementation
B controversial ... ambiguity
C promising ... vagueness
D popular ... clarity
GRE Verbal Reasoning
Choose the pair of words that best completes the sentence: The two philosophers held _____ views on the nature of consciousness: where one argued that subjective experience could be fully explained by physical processes, the other insisted that consciousness possesses _____ qualities that resist reduction to material terms.
A divergent ... irreducible
B identical ... complex
C nuanced ... reducible
D contradictory ... fundamental
GRE Verbal Reasoning
The company CEO insisted that the layoffs were _____, stating that the company had been profitable for decades and that the current financial difficulties were temporary. "We are not shrinking," she declared, "we are _____ to adapt to a changing market."
A permanent ... consolidating
B temporary ... pivoting
C inevitable ... resisting
D strategic ... stagnating
GRE Verbal Reasoning
Choose the choice that best completes the sentence: The novelist was known for her ________ style — sentences that were deliberately ________ and stripped of ornamentation, forcing readers to confront the raw emotions beneath the sparse prose.
A minimalist — austere
B baroque — elaborate
C ornate — florid
D verbose — circuitous
GRE Verbal Reasoning
The journalist's article was ________ — it drew on extensive interviews, analyzed decades of data, and cited numerous peer-reviewed studies. Yet some critics dismissed it as ________ on the grounds that the journalist lacked formal training in the subject matter.
A thorough — elitist
B superficial — credible
C detailed — biased
D incomplete — objective
GRE Verbal Reasoning
The scientist's hypothesis was initially met with ________ by her peers, who questioned the validity of her methodology. However, after three independent laboratories replicated her results, the same community that had been so ________ now praised her work in academic journals.
A skepticism — dismissive
B enthusiasm — skeptical
C indifference — enthusiastic
D condemnation — supportive
GRE Verbal Reasoning
Choose the pair of words that best completes the sentence: The politician's speech was _____ in its rhetoric but _____ in its substance: filled with passionate appeals to patriotism and justice, yet devoid of any specific policy proposals or actionable plans.
A eloquent ... empty
B boring ... thorough
C simple ... complex
D angry ... measured
GRE Verbal Reasoning
Choose the choice that best completes the sentence: The professor's lecture on ________ was surprisingly ________ — despite the subject's apparent complexity, she made the material accessible and engaging through carefully chosen analogies and real-world examples.
A quantum mechanics — lucid
B elementary arithmetic — confusing
C poetry — obscure
D basic geometry — irrelevant

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