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GRE Verbal Reasoning Practice Test Online
GRE Verbal Reasoning practice test covering all three question types: Text Completion (single, two-blank and three-blank), Sentence Equivalence (choose two words that create equivalent meanings), and Reading Comprehension (short and long passages, main idea, inference, argument analysis).
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GRE Verbal Reasoning is required for graduate school admission worldwide and is particularly challenging for non-native English speakers. This generator creates ETS-style questions across all three Verbal question types — with full explanations that teach the reasoning strategy, not just the correct answer.
GRE Verbal Reasoning Practice Test sample questions
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1. The scientist's findings were __ by subsequent research, confirming her original hypothesis. A) undermined B) corroborated C) dismissed D) complicated 2. Despite his __ manner in public, those who knew him well found him surprisingly warm and generous. A) reticent B) gregarious C) ostentatious D) benevolent 3. Select the two words that give the sentence the same meaning: "The professor's lecture was so __ that several students fell asleep." A) soporific B) invigorating C) tedious D) stimulating E) monotonous F) engaging 4. The evidence __ a clear causal link; correlation does not imply causation. A) establishes B) precludes C) demands D) suggests 5. Her argument was __ by the strength of the counterevidence, yet she refused to revise her position. A) supported B) irrelevant C) undermined D) clarified 6. Although initially considered __, the theory eventually gained wide acceptance among researchers. A) credible B) heterodox C) conventional D) empirical 7. Select the two words that give the sentence the same meaning: "The new regulation was seen as __ by the business community, who feared it would restrict growth." A) onerous B) beneficial C) burdensome D) advantageous E) ambiguous F) superfluous 8. The diplomat's __ approach helped resolve a conflict that had seemed intractable for years. A) confrontational B) conciliatory C) indifferent D) erratic 9. The report's conclusions were __ at best — the authors lacked sufficient data to make the sweeping claims they advanced. A) definitive B) tentative C) provocative D) comprehensive 10. Despite the novel's __ reception upon publication, it is now regarded as a masterpiece of 20th-century literature. A) enthusiastic B) lukewarm C) hostile D) mixed 11. The researcher's work was characterised by __ attention to detail and a refusal to accept easy explanations. A) superficial B) meticulous C) intermittent D) perfunctory 12. Select the two words that give the sentence the same meaning: "The committee's decision was __ by the chair, who argued it violated established procedure." A) endorsed B) rescinded C) annulled D) praised E) postponed F) applauded 13. The author's prose style is notable for its __ — dense with allusion and metaphor yet remaining accessible to the general reader. A) obscurity B) complexity C) lucidity D) succinctness 14. The new evidence did not __ the original verdict but introduced enough doubt to warrant a retrial. A) overturn B) corroborate C) exonerate D) confirm 15. Her __ demeanour during the negotiations masked a fierce determination to secure the best possible outcome. A) assertive B) placid C) impassive D) volatile
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Why this practice page is useful
GRE Verbal rewards prediction before looking at answer choices — AI-generated questions reinforce the habit of forming your own answer before evaluating options.
Vocabulary is always tested in context; model answers explain why each word fits the sentence logic, building deeper word knowledge than flashcards alone.
Reading Comprehension explanations identify which part of the passage supports each answer, training the close-reading skill that raises RC accuracy.
GRE English units covered
Typical GRE syllabus units this practice test draws from. Paste questions from any unit below to generate a focused mock test.
- Text Completion: single-blank sentence completion
- Text Completion: two-blank and three-blank passages
- Sentence Equivalence: finding two words that create equivalent meanings
- Reading Comprehension: main idea and primary purpose
- Reading Comprehension: inference, detail, logical structure
- Reading Comprehension: argument strengthening and weakening
- Vocabulary: high-frequency GRE words in context
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