Product Description

Kaplan GRE Exam Advanced Verbal Workbook provides advanced verbal prep and exclusive GRE strategies for students looking to improve their verbal score and score in the top percentiles. This workbook includes Kaplan-exclusive strategies, the most challenging practice questions, and GRE test information for those who insist on a competitive edge.

Last year, approximately 600,000 people took the GRE. With the U.S. economy and job market in constant flux, students of all ages have increasingly turned to graduate programs and the GRE to expand employment options. The Verbal GRE score is especially important for students seeking entry to graduate programs in English language and literature, history, fine arts, linguistics, and other humanities-based programs. The guide includes:

• Review of all verbal question types

• Hundreds of the toughest practice questions, with detailed answer explanations

• Kaplan-exclusive strategies and tips

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #17222 in Books
• Published on: 2009-10-06
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 204 pages

Features

• ISBN13: 9781607144960
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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More people get into grad school with a Kaplan GRE course than any other major test prep company. This is because we provide three advantages no one else can match: The most personalized prep with more course options and any competitor—including in-class, online, one-on-one, and self-study—because one size does not fit all; the most focused prep with Smart Reports, our exclusive online score analysis and personalized recommendation system; and the most effective prep, which is why we guarantee your score will improve.

Customer Reviews

Provided peace of mind in days before taking test
The Kaplan 800 verbal book is far better than the math version of the same series and has some great tips on what to do if you don't know the vocabulary word given. They tell you how, for the antonym questions, to narrow down the answer choices so that you can possibly choose the correct answer without even reading the given vocabulary word. I don't know that I used any of the tips they gave but reading these and knowing that I could possibly answer questions even if I didn't know the vocabulary word did calm me down in the days before I took the test and I scored in the 95th percentile for verbal.

In general, I would recommend studying Barron's test prep material if you are starting well ahead of time (actually their essay writing advice is very useful even if you don't have much time), to study this book from Kaplan if you have just a few weeks or so, and to study Princeton Review if it's the week of.