Text Completion
Fill in 1–3 blanks with vocabulary that fits the logical structure of the sentence.
What you need to know
1Triple-blank items: all-or-nothing scoring — no partial credit
2Work through blanks in logical order — the first blank constrains the others
3Key pivot words: 'however', 'despite', 'although' signal a contrast shift
4Eliminate by direction first (positive/negative), then precision (stronger/weaker)
About the GRE
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- Required score varies by program
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