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A comprehensive study guide for the gre (graduate record examination) general test, which is a standardized test used by many graduate schools as part of their admissions process. The guide covers a wide range of topics, including common prefixes and their meanings, hedge phrases and words, switchback words, identifying the main idea and overarching theme in different types of passages, and various mathematical formulas and concepts that are likely to be tested on the gre. The guide provides a thorough overview of the test format, question types, and strategies for effectively preparing for and performing well on the exam. It is an invaluable resource for anyone planning to take the gre in 2024 or in the near future, as it offers detailed insights and guidance to help maximize their performance and achieve their desired score.
Typology: Exams
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A- / An- - Without, not Ab- - Away (from) Ad- - To, towards Ante- - Before (chronologically) Anti- - against Com- - With Contra- / Counter- - Against, opposed De- - Down, away (from) Ex- - Out (of), upwards Extra- - Beyond, outside
Hyper- - More than normal Hypo- - Less than normal In- / Im- - Without, not Infra- - Below Intra- - Inside, within Non- - Lack of, negation of, absence of Ob- - Against, blocking, hiding Post- - After, following Pro- - In support of, towards, forward
Re- - Again, back Sub- - Lower, beneath, below Trans- - Across, into different conditions Ultra- - Beyond, an extreme version Hedge Phrases - Cover every possible outcome in a situation. Hedge Words - Likely, can, sometimes, often, almost, mostly, usually, generally, rarely, etc. Switchback words describe... - Shifts in thoughts Switchback words - In spite, regardless of, despite, etc. Overarching theme - Main idea
Salient point - Main idea Where can you find the salient point in an expository passage? - The first paragraph Where can you find the overarching theme is an argumentative / critical passage - The last paragraph main idea - Describes a statement that summarizes a passage What is the general tone of specific science passages? - Nonjudgmental General tone of critical essays in humanities? - Opinionated Extended reasoning questions answer is found through... - Inference Are direct quotes from paragraphs usually the correct answer or traps? - Traps What should you do if a question has no key words? - Find keys words in the answer; then skim the paragraph to find the answers
Paragraph focus - Read the first sentence of each paragraph to identify if the paragraph summarizes the topic in question. The main idea is usually spread across.. - All / most paragraphs Count how many _____ are affected by each answer choice to identify the main idea. - Paragraphs. A^n x A^m = - A^n + m (a^n)^m= - a^n x m (A x B) ^n = - A^n x B^n (A / B ) ^n = - A^n / B^n A^n / A^m = - a^n-m 5^1/4 x 5^3/4 = - 5
4s = - Perimeter of a square S^2= - Area of a square 2l + 2w = - Perimeter of a rectangle l x w = - Area of a rectangle Pi r ^2 = - Area of a circle 2(pi)r - circumference of a circle a^2+b^2=c^2 - Pythagorean Theorem A= 1/2 bh - Formula for finding area of a triangle A= ((a+b)/2) h - Area of a trapezoid
x^0 = - 1 X^ -1 = - 1/x X^a + x^b= - X^a +b x^a/x^b = - x^a-b x^a/x^b= - 1/ x^b-a (x^a)(y^a)= - (xy)^a (x/y)^a= - x^a/y^a (x^a)^b= - x^ab (a^1/2) ^2 = - a (a^1/2) (b^1/2)= - (ab)^1/
(a^1/2)/(b^1/2)= - (a/b)^1/ rate (r) x time (t) = - Distance Distance (D) / time (t) = - Rate (r) y=mx+b - slope intercept form M= (line) - slope Dispatch (D) / rate (r) = - Time (t) X,y (line) - Coordinates B= - y-intercept ( line touches the y-axis) if y=mx+b, what is the y-intercept? - 0
If a line increases from left to right, then the slope is - Positive Is a line decreases from left to right, then the slope is... - Negative Rise / Run = - Slope y2-y1/x2-x1 - slope formula total distance/total time - average speed (Final amount - original amount / original amount) x 100= - Percent change