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GRE Word of The Day by Kajushah

Wade (v)

Usage in a sentence:
>>> The level of rain water was so high that merely telling that we waded thru it is an understatement.
>>> He wasn’t swimming, he was wading.
Meaning:
Wade walk through a substance, such as water, that impedes movement

Wade (Antonym)

a) lumber
b) march
c) plod
d) stumble
e) tiptoe

Written by kajushah on September 23rd, 2009 with 9 comments.
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GRE Word of the Day: Paramount

Paramount (adj/n)
Something that is as important as mountain.

E.g.:
>> Tending first to one’s paramount needs.
>> Such matters will have a great and paramount influence on the State
>> The paramount goal is to complete the renovations of the house with complete historical accuracy.

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Paramount (Antonym)
A) foremost
B) unparalleled
C) mountain like
D) eminent
E) last

Written by GRE Word of The Day Team on September 21st, 2009 with 20 comments.
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Mnemonic GRE Word of the Day: With the help of the ink we make a hint on the paper.

Inkling (n) (ngklng)

With the help of the ink we make a hint on the paper. So the meaning is hint.

Meaning:
1. A slight hint or indication.
2. A slight understanding or vague idea or notion.
3. They hadn’t given us an inkling of what was going to happen.
4. They didn’t have an inkling of how the new invention worked.

Synonym:
glimmering, intimation, glimmer

Inkling (Antonym)

a) gleam
b) glare
c) innuendo
d) disbelief
e) insinuation

Written by GRE Word of The Day Team on September 19th, 2009 with 17 comments.
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Infer or imply?

Infer or imply?

It depends on who’s talking.
To infer means to deduce something or figure it out.� It’s often confused with the word imply, since both words refer to something that is not stated directly. Infer refers to information that is going into someone’s head.

Imply refers to information that is coming (or not coming) from someone’s mouth. The person doing the talking is implying; the person listening is inferring.
Let the “f” in infer stand for “figure out.”

Written by GRE Word of The Day Team on September 18th, 2009 with 1 comment.
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Change in GRE Syllabus from November 2007

Change in GRE Syllabus from November 2007
http://www.takegre.com/index.php/change-in-gre-syllabus-from-november-2007/

Press Releases
GRE® General Test to Include New Question Types in November
Contact:

Tom Ewing
1-609-683-2899
mediacontacts@ets.org

Princeton, N.J. (July 20, 2007) —

Educational Testing Service® (ETS®), in consultation with the Graduate Record Examinations® (GRE®) Board, announced today plans to include two new question types in the computer-based GRE General Test beginning in November.

The new question types are part of the first phase of improvements endorsed by graduate school educators. Plans for launching an entirely new test all at once were dropped, and ETS decided to introduce new question types and improvements gradually over time.

“These question types have already been through extensive field trials, and the results indicate that the questions are functioning as intended,” explains David Payne, Associate Vice President of Higher Education at ETS. “We will begin counting these question types toward examinee scores as soon as we have an adequate sample of data from the operational testing environment.”

Test takers may encounter one of these new questions in the Verbal Reasoning or Quantitative Reasoning sections of the computer-based GRE General Test. The new Verbal question type is a text completion question that requires the test taker to fill in two or three blanks within a passage from separate multiple-choice lists. Currently, the Verbal section contains text completion questions that require test takers to fill in one blank within a passage from a single multiple-choice list. The new Quantitative question type will be a numeric entry question that requires test takers to type their answer as a number in a box, or as a fraction in two boxes. Test takers can review sample questions and additional information about the new question types on the GRE website.

“This is an important step towards revising the General Test to offer improved measurement of the skills and knowledge required for graduate study,” says Suzanne Ortega, Dean of the Graduate School and Vice Provost, University of Washington, Seattle, and Chair of the GRE Board.

For more information about the GRE General Test, visit  www.ets.org/gre. Test takers can e-mail questions to gre-info@ets.org or call (609) 771-7670.

About ETS

ETS celebrates a 60-year history of advancing quality and equity in education by providing fair and valid assessments, research and related services for all people worldwide. In serving individuals, educational institutions and government agencies around the world, ETS customizes solutions to meet the need for teacher professional development products and services, classroom and end-of-course assessments, and research-based teaching and learning tools. In 2006, ETS developed, administered and scored more than 50 million assessments in more than 180 countries, at over 9,000 locations worldwide and had consolidated revenues of $836 million.

Written by GRE Word of The Day Team on September 16th, 2009 with 1 comment.
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