Memorize complete Barron’s 3500 word list in 35 classes # Includes words reported by Actual Test Takers. # Example sentences/ Usage/Word Origin/. Photographs/ Movie Clips/ Voice/ Funny Story/ Cartoons/ Root words/ Prefix/ Suffix/ word in Context # Words hand picked after researching innumerable GRE tests. Play with words not with your career, So getting tips [...]
AFFECTION : EMBRACE :: (a) Dilemma : Frustration (b) Fear : Foreboding (c) Boredom : Listlessness (d) Strangeness : Blush (e) Respect : Obeisance
GULLIBLE : DUPED :: A) credible : cheated B) careful : cautioned C) malleable : molded D) myopic : misled E) articulate : silenced
2 cars are 120 miles apart.If both cars go at a constant speed with one of them going at 30/mph and the other 40/mph – how far apart will the 2 cars be in exactly 1 hour before they meet? A) 10 B) 50 C) 70 D) 110 E) None of these
She is an interesting ——–, an infinitely shy person who, in apparent contradiction, possesses an enormously intuitive ——— for understanding people. (A) Aberration —– Disdain (B) Caricature —— Talent (C) Specimen —– Loathing (D) Phenomenon —– Disinclination (E) Paradox —– Gift
As a girl, Emily Dickinson was ———– but also ——— : extraordinarily intense about her poetry yet exceptionally inhibited socially (A) Zealous —– Gregarious (B) Ardent—– Repressed (C) Prudent —– reserved (D) Rash —– Intrusive (E) Impulsive —– Dedicated
The ambassador’s paper are not ——— reading, but one who reads slowly and attentively will be richly repaid. (A) Petty (B) Valuable (C) Insightful (D) Easy (E) Plausible
judge : courthouse (A) physician : hospital (B) farmer : house (C) clergyman : library (D) visitor : hotel (e) edible : wilted
offhand : forethought (A) furtive : secrecy (B) voluntary : correction (C) artistic : success (D) ingenious : talent (E) river : stream
VIABLE : LIVE :: (A) Edible : Eat (B) Audible : Speak (C) Portable : Convey (D) Educable : Learn (E) Potable : Drink
MEDIATE : MEDDLE :: (A) reason : think (B) accumulate : hoard (C) neglect : abandon (D) surpass : cheat (E) discourage : burden
This well � documented history is of importance because it carefully —– the —–� omplishments of Indians artists who all too little known to the public at large. (A) Recognize —– Negligible (B) Overlooks —– Purported (C) Scrutinizes —– Illusory (D) Distorts —– Noteworthy (E) Substantiates —— Considerable
The diplomat, selected for her demonstrated patience and skill in conducting such delicate negotiations, —- to make a decision during the talks because any sudden commitment at that time would have been —-. (A) resolved.. detrimental (B) refused.. apropos (C) declined.. inopportune (D) struggled.. unconscionable (E) hesitated.. warranted?
WALK: AMBLE::???????????????????????? (A) dream: imagine (B) talk: chat???????????????????????????????????? (C) swim: float (D) look: stare (E) speak: whisper
BRISTLE: (A) cower (B) feint (C) equivocate (D) coerce ——————–I am not sure of this. (E) apprise
Originally, most intellectual criticism of mass culture was ____ in character, being based on the assumption that the wider the appeal, the more ____ the product. (A) unpredictable … undesirable (B) ironic … popular (C) extreme … outlandish (D) frivolous … superfluous (E) negative … shoddy
I can vouch for his honisty; I have always found him ———- and carefully observant of the truth. (A) Arbitrary (B) Plausible (C) Volatile (D) Veracious (E) Innocuous
DRONE : INFLECTION doubt (A) shriek : screaming (B) thunder : subtlety (C) hush : encouragement (D) carp : castigation (E) sip : thirst
Read’s apology to Heflin was not exactly abject and did little to _____ their decades-long quarrel, which had been as _____ as the academic etiquette of scholarly journals permitted. A. encourage …. sporadic B. dampen …. courteous C. obscure …. ceremonious D. resolve …. acrimonious E. blur …. sarcastic
IMPECUNIOUS : HOVEL (A) progress : prosper (B) mendicant : evasion (C) prosperity : poverty (D) mendacious : cringe (E) affluent : mien
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