Alright Folks, time to learn some new GRE vocab words and solve some questions pertaining to the same. This quiz is going to be a little different and different in the sense that you will not be given the traditional (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) options. That wastes a lot of time and space, right?

So, in the beginning of the question set, there will be 15 words mentioned in a row. You may know their meaning or you may not know their meaning. The words will be followed by 10 sentences with blanks where naturally one of the words will fit appropriately. All you have to do is to decide the correct words for each blank in this GRE vocabulary quiz. Read more…

Here we are going to learn some new words to enhance our GRE vocabulary list. But the ways and means of learning are going to be different from what we have been following lately. I am going to assume that you already know the meaning of these 20 new words here and ask short questions pertaining to their meaning. There would be only two options, YES and NO. If you know the answer, good. If you don’t know the answer, BIG DEAL!. At the end of the questions, detailed solutions with GRE word meanings are provided to enhance your learning. Read more…