Can you explain?
The verbal section consists of antonyms, analogies, sentence completion, and reading comprehension.
I don't know much about discreet math. How does it apply in this case?
The verbal section consists of antonyms, analogies, sentence completion, and reading comprehension.
I don't know much about discreet math. How does it apply in this case?
This is exactly how I answered many questions in the Verbal section. (Score: 800 (verbal) 790 (quant) 6.0 (writing)).
as for knowing difficult words, I found that reading a lot helps (vs memorizing word lists). You've seen most words in context before, which helps to distinguish between similar words with different shades of meaning and so on.
The GRE verbal section uses very difficult vocabulary. Learning new vocabulary well enough for the GRE was a very daunting task for me.
If you know the words, the test is easy. The trick is knowing the words.