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GRE – Magoosh Revisions Exam. aberration - CORRECT ANSWER a temporary change from what is normal or expected the one that is not welcomed; In moment of ___, she agreed to go with him. (Abe's demand was irrational and not what a friend would usually ask.) acrimony(n) acrimonious(adj) - CORRECT ANSWER (n)bitterness or ill feelings between people (adj)involving bad feelings an ___dispute (Whenever Akram wants to give me money it's with anger and bitterness.) amalgam - CORRECT A...

GRE STUDY GUIDE TEST. candid - CORRECT ANSWER impartial and honest in speech The observations of a child can be charming since they are candid and unpretentious. Synonyms: direct; forthright; frank; honest; open; sincere; straight; straightforward; undisguised cacophony - CORRECT ANSWER a harsh, jarring noise The junior high orchestra created an almost unbearable cacophony as they tried to tune their instruments. Synonyms: chaos; clamor; din; discord; disharmony; noise boo...

Practice Test for CAMRT MRI Abdomen/Pelvis Pathology Exam Questions and Answers How does normal colon appear on MRI - CORRECT ANSWER-Thin walled with haustrations, enhances minimally with contrast What sequence is helpful to see the colon - CORRECT ANSWER-IV contrast enhanced with FS, spoiled GRE, or 3D gre Chrons most commonly affects what area - CORRECT ANSWER-The small bowel, the ileium Chrons appearance on MRI - CORRECT ANSWER-T2 SS-SE/ T1 FS SPGR +C: -dilated bowel -inflamma...

GRE Vocabulary 600 Words Graded A+ 1. Abandon — complete lack of inhibition or restraint. ️ 2. Abrasive — showing little concern for the feelings of others; harsh. ️ 3. Abreast — up to date with the latest news, ideas, or information. ️ 4. Abridge — shorten (a piece of writing) without losing the sense. ️ 5. Abstruse — difficult to understand; obscure. ️ 6. Accentuate — to make (something) more prominent or noticeable. ️ 7. Accord — an official agreement ...

GRE Roots Practice Test. a/an - CORRECT ANSWER not, without Examples: agnostic: does NOT believe in god apathy: lack of interest or emotion, WITHOUT emotion ab - CORRECT ANSWER off, away from, apart, down Examples: abdicate: to break away from the throne abstinence: to avoid indulging an appetite abnormal: deviating from a norm able/ible - CORRECT ANSWER capable of, worthy of Examples: changeable: able to be changed combustible: able to burn or combust ac/acr - CORR...

PSY117. Chapter 12 (Standardized Tests in Education, Civil Service and the Military) Cognitive Abilities Test (COGAT) - ANS-- designed for poor readers, poorly educated people, and people for whom English is a second language - item selection is superior in terms of selecting minority, culturally diverse, and economically disadvantaged children - authors took special steps to eliminate irrelevant sources of test difficulty (esp. About cultural bias) - statistical tests were then used to ...

Magoosh GRE Flashcards Basic, Common & Advanced All 1000+ 1. unnerve (v.) — to make nervous or upset. - Synonyms: enervate, faze, unsettle. - Context: At one time unnerved by math problems, she began avidly "Magoosh-ing" and soon became adept at combinations and permutations. 2. candid (adj.) — straightforward and honest. - Synonyms: blunt, forthright, frank, outspoken. - Context: Charles was always candid, rarely holding anything back even with strangers. 3. slapdash (adj.) — ...

Green Light GRE Exam Questions with Correct Answers She does not have enough prerequisites for the PA program, therefore, she is paucity of classes. - Answer-Paucity. Inadequate and small. Lacking or wanting something. Paucity of food. Paucity of water. Not enough of something. Small and inadequate amount. If you share your darkest secret to a friend and he shares it to everyone- his betrayal can be described as perfidy. - Answer-Perfidy. Disloyal. Betrayal. Sellout. Treachery. Treason. Insi...

500 Most Common GRE Words Verified A+ Abase - to lower in rank or dignity; to humiliate. Abate - to lessen in intensity, quantity, or severity. Abdicate - to formally relinquish a position, right, or authority. Aberrant - departing from the usual or expected course. Abeyance - a temporary pause or suspension of a process or activity. Abjure - to formally reject or renounce a belief or position. Abscond - to secretly depart, often to avoid detection. Abstain - to cho...

500+ Practice GRE Vocabulary Words Guaranteed Success 1. abase (v.) to humiliate; to hurt someone's pride. 2. abash (v.) to embarrass; to cause discomfort. 3. abate (v.) to lessen in intensity; to reduce. 4. abdicate (v.) to give up power or responsibility. 5. aberration (n.) a deviation from the norm; a disorder of the mind. 6. abet (v.) to assist or encourage someone, often in wrongdoing. 7. abeyance (n.) a temporary suspension or cessation. 8. abhor (v.) to detest; to find re...