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GRE General: Verbal Reasoning Section of The GRE
Sentence Equivalence Practice For The GRE

GRE Sentence Equivalence questions are believed to be hard questions. In this video lesson, you'll get some effective methodologies with the practice of solved examples.

Sentence Equivalence Practice For The GRE

Sentence Equivalence

On the GRE Verbal Reasoning section, you'll get a couple of different types of vocabulary questions.

These are questions where you pick two possibilities for one blank in a sentence. You'll get one sentence with one word left blank and a list of six answer choices. Your job is to pick the two answer choices that create equivalent sentences.

For problem solving discussion refer the video

Question 1

When choosing a tattoo artist, make sure to find a _____shop: the artist should be able to tell you about hygiene precautions and how the equipment is cleaned, and the shop should ask for your ID to make sure you're of legal age.

Puerile
Reputable
Apocryphal
Quixotic
Conscientious
Myopic

Question 2

Ready for another try? Here you go:

Grocery stores use a variety of psychological _____to get customers to spend more money; for example, putting brand-name products at eye level and hiding store-brand versions on the lower shelves increases the number of brand-name products purchased, simply because they're more visible.