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Exam prep · GRE

GRE flashcards for Verbal and Quantitative Reasoning

The GRE is shorter than it used to be, but the two things it rewards have not changed: an unusually large vocabulary and quick, accurate arithmetic and algebra. Both are flashcard territory.

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GRE at a glance

Format: Analytical Writing (one task), two Verbal Reasoning sections, two Quantitative Reasoning sections. Section-level adaptive.
Length: About 1 hour 58 minutes since the 2023 redesign. Verbal: 27 questions; Quant: 27 questions; Writing: 30 minutes.
Scoring: 130 to 170 per section in one-point increments; Writing 0 to 6 in half-points.
Calculator: An on-screen calculator is provided for Quant.
Register: Through ETS; offered year-round at centers and at home.

What the GRE tests

Verbal: Reading Comprehension. Passages with main idea, inference, author’s purpose and structure questions.
Verbal: Text Completion. One to three blanks; vocabulary and logic of the sentence.
Verbal: Sentence Equivalence. Pick two words that give the sentence the same meaning. Vocabulary-heavy.
Quant: Arithmetic and Algebra. Integers, ratios, percentages, exponents, equations, inequalities, functions.
Quant: Geometry. Lines, angles, triangles, circles, coordinate geometry, volume.
Quant: Data Analysis. Statistics, probability, counting, reading charts. Quantitative Comparison questions throughout.
Analytical Writing. “Analyze an Issue” task. Practice, not cards.

Free GRE flashcard decks

Missing a topic? Upload the chapter from your prep book and Quizcard builds the deck for you, grouped by topic, with figures kept from PDFs. How it works.

Test yourself: free GRE practice quizzes

Each quiz scores you at the end and explains every answer. Redo it any time; the questions reshuffle.

Sample cards from “SAT Vocabulary: 40 High-Frequency Words”

scrutinize

Answer: to examine closely

Explanation

Auditors scrutinized the accounts.

novel (adj.)

Answer: new and original

Explanation

A novel approach to recycling.

obsolete

Answer: no longer in use; outdated

Explanation

Floppy disks are obsolete.

pragmatic

Answer: practical rather than idealistic

Explanation

A pragmatic solution saves time.

prevalent

Answer: widespread; common

Explanation

Smartphones are prevalent among teens.

provocative

Answer: causing strong reactions or debate

Explanation

The speaker made a provocative claim.

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A flashcard study plan for the GRE

Weeks 1 to 2: baseline practice test. Twenty new vocabulary words a day as cards with a sentence; Quant formula deck daily.
Weeks 3 to 4: Quant by category. Card every missed problem type. Keep adding vocabulary.
Week 5: two timed Verbal and two timed Quant sections a week. One Issue essay a week with a timer.
Week 6: second practice test. Flip the missed deck and vocabulary deck only.

How to write GRE cards that work

GRE vocabulary cards need the connotation and a sentence; the test asks about tone as often as definition.
Card roots and prefixes separately. “bene-”, “mal-”, “-logy” unlock words you have never seen.
Quantitative Comparison deserves its own cards: “if a quantity can be negative, test it” style reminders.
Formula cards for Quant: percent change, average speed, counting (permutations versus combinations), area and volume.

Questions

How many vocabulary words do I need?

Most prep lists run 500 to 1,000 words. Learn the ones you miss in practice first; cards from your own misses beat any list.

Can I generate a deck from a GRE prep book?

Upload the PDF and Quizcard builds a deck grouped by chapter. Two documents are free; longer books need Pro.

Does the GRE still have an experimental section?

Not since the 2023 shortening; the test now has exactly five scored sections.

Other exams

Official information: ETS: GRE General Test. Formats and weights change; check the official page before test day.

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