Verbal Reasoning Mastery
Verbal Reasoning Mastery is built around the three question types that make up the GRE General Test's Verbal Reasoning measure — one of the most widely used graduate-admissions verbal assessments: Text Completion (fill a blank using context and vocabulary), Sentence Equivalence (pick two answers that complete a sentence equivalently), and Reading Comprehension (short passages with inference questions).
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What this measures
Verbal Reasoning
Composite score across text completion, sentence equivalence, and reading comprehension.
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Text Completion
Using context and vocabulary to complete a sentence's meaning.
Sentence Equivalence
Recognizing which of several words are semantically equivalent in context.
Reading Comprehension
Drawing correct inferences from a short passage.
How it's structured — 3 parts
- 1
Text Completion
Choosing the word that best completes a sentence in context.
10 questions
- 2
Sentence Equivalence
Choosing two words that both complete the sentence equivalently.
10 questions
- 3
Reading Comprehension
Answering inference and detail questions about short passages.
10 questions
Question formats
How your score is banded
| Band | Score range |
|---|---|
| Developing | 0–30 |
| Average | 31–50 |
| Strong | 51–70 |
| Very Strong | 71–85 |
| Exceptional | 86–100 |