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GRE General Test w/ CD-ROM (REA) - The Best Test Prep for the GRE
This test preparation book includes six written practice exams and three full-length computer-based tests with detailed explanations to every answer. All practice exams are consistent with the new format of the GRE, including the Analytical Writing Assessment section. This book is the product of a massive effort to provide six complete, up-to-date practice tests based on t...more
Paperback, 768 pages
Published
September 16th 2002
by Research & Education Association
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Okay, I just realized something. I hate studying because this book is shit. It's not me. The vocabulary is either ridiculously easy or "WTF, who has ever used that word in LIFE?", (and you know that's bad 'cause I read a lot of Victorian authors who are daaaamn impressed with themselves and their education) and many of their analogies either don't make sense or are very, very obvious. I don't agree with their reading comprehension answers, and I don't think that's my fault sometimes. S...more
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This book is terrible! It is full of typos, and huge chunks of it were obviously cut and pasted from some other publication. In the chapter on the Analytical Writing (Essay) section of the GRE, this book had text about how to answer punctuation and grammar questions. There are no punctuation and grammar questions on the GRE! How am I supposed to trust a book that wasn't even copy-edited, especially for something as important as, oh, GETTING INTO GRAD SCHOOL?
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