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That makes sense. Thanks :)

1) STANZA : SONG A) divorce : marriage B) slice : earnings C) segment : verse D) nose : face E) blue print : plan The answer is

Couldn't figure out that both words are related to loyalty. Martinet doesn't. Got it :) Thank you @learnforever @nanorobot427 :)

Why can't it be © martinet ??

APOSTATE: (A) laggard (B) loyalist © martinet (D) predecessor (E) skeptic This is a Barrons question. The answer is (B) loyalist. But why cant it be © martinet. For me, martinet looks like a better answer. Please suggest.

Striations mean stripes. For example - Straited muscle - It has stripes on the main body of it. So, it is a direct answer. B. Striped.

Roots are very good for learning. But it's not reliable on the real GRE and practice tests. Roots might be misleading in many cases... If you want to learn words... the best way is through learning them in context and using them in your daily speech.

I'm taking my GRE on October 19th... I'm kind of done with barrons. Now doing Big book exercises and Kaplan premier program and Kaplan verbal workbook. I recommend kaplan. Its really very good! A must have actually.

Oh... Thats cool. Less disturbance...

How will the real GRE test center be? I mean like a classroom. Or internet cafe... Or a large hall as in computer labs?? Will there be any invigilator? or such information.. Please anyone say me about the GRE test center and its atmosphere.

Got 27 correct of 41. Got all Quant correct; Most of SC, RC correct. I got almost 80% of antonyms and analogies wrong. Please suggest me how to proceed... Thank you..

Hello... I am doing with scientific passages, but when it comes to American history and Literature I am finding it very difficult to digest the content of the passage. Even after more than 2 readings some passages are very difficult. I was think its better to develop a good affinity towards history and literature; and approach with a positive attitude. Please suggest me some American history and Literature material, books anything. Or if you can suggest me a better way to deal with these kind of passages its even good. I have my exam on Oct 19th 2010. Do you think there is enough time for practicing them. Thank you.

Agree too.

Yea. Guessed so! :-) Thanks for the reply.

I suggest you to complete the Barron's all 3500 word list. It is the bedrock of verbal GRE... Without it, it would be tough to crack the verbal part.