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Full-Length GRE Practice Test
5 sections · 1 essay + 54 questions · 1 hour 58 minutes
  • Analytical Writing, two Verbal and two Quantitative sections, in the real order
  • Section-level adaptive logic explained, so the second section is scored the way ETS does it
  • Full Detailed Answer Key with an explanation for every question
  • Print-friendly layout so you can simulate a proctored sitting
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Every set is written for the current shortened GRE format and grouped by the official question types, so a drill maps onto what ETS actually asks.

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5 sections covered54 questions plus an essay12 skill drill sets1h 58m full-length test
Section tests
One full measure each, at real length and timing
Analytical Writing
30 minutes · 1 essay

The Analyze an Issue task, at real length and timing, with a scored sample response showing what a 5 and a 6 look like.

Verbal Reasoning
41 minutes · 27 questions

Both Verbal sections in the real order — 12 questions in 18 minutes, then 15 in 23 — so the pacing matches test day.

Quantitative Reasoning
47 minutes · 27 questions

Both Quant sections in the real order — 12 questions in 21 minutes, then 15 in 26 — with the on-screen calculator assumed.

Verbal question types
The three question types the Verbal measure is built from
Reading Comprehension
~50% of Verbal

The largest slice of the Verbal measure — short and long passages, plus the logic-based single-paragraph arguments.

4 topics covered
  • Main idea and primary purpose
  • Inference and supporting detail
  • Vocabulary in context
  • Strengthen, weaken, and assumption
Text Completion
~30% of Verbal

One, two, and three-blank passages where every blank must be right for the question to count.

4 topics covered
  • Single-blank completions
  • Two-blank completions
  • Three-blank completions
  • Signal words and sentence logic
Sentence Equivalence
~20% of Verbal

Six choices, one blank, two answers that produce sentences alike in meaning — the format that punishes partial credit.

4 topics covered
  • Finding the pair, not the best word
  • Secondary-meaning traps
  • Context clues and contrast
  • High-frequency GRE vocabulary
Quant question types
Every format the Quantitative measure uses
Quantitative Comparison
~25% of Quant

Column A against Column B, where the fastest route is usually to test cases rather than compute.

4 topics covered
  • The four fixed answer choices
  • Testing cases and edge values
  • When D is and is not possible
  • Simplifying before comparing
Multiple Choice — Select One
~40% of Quant

The standard five-choice problem, across every content area the GRE tests.

4 topics covered
  • Back-solving from the choices
  • Picking numbers
  • Estimation and elimination
  • Common distractor patterns
Multiple Choice — Select One or More
~15% of Quant

All-that-apply questions with no partial credit, so the discipline is checking every choice.

4 topics covered
  • Checking every option
  • Range and boundary problems
  • When the count is given
  • Avoiding premature elimination
Numeric Entry
~15% of Quant

Type-the-answer questions with no choices to work backwards from, including fraction boxes.

4 topics covered
  • Integer and decimal entry
  • Fraction-box questions
  • Rounding instructions
  • Units and sign errors
Data Interpretation
Sets of 2–3 questions

A shared table, graph, or chart driving several questions — the closest the GRE gets to a reading passage in Quant.

4 topics covered
  • Reading tables, bars, and scatterplots
  • Percent change and ratios from a figure
  • Multi-figure questions
  • Estimation under time pressure
Quant content areas
The same Quant material sliced by subject instead of question format
Arithmetic

Integers, divisibility, fractions, percentages, ratios, and exponents.

4 topics covered
  • Integer properties and divisibility
  • Fractions, decimals, and percentages
  • Ratios and proportions
  • Exponents and roots
Algebra

Expressions, linear and quadratic equations, inequalities, and coordinate geometry.

4 topics covered
  • Simplifying expressions
  • Linear and quadratic equations
  • Inequalities and absolute value
  • Lines and the coordinate plane
Geometry

Lines, angles, triangles, circles, and solids — no proofs, and no trigonometry.

4 topics covered
  • Lines, angles, and triangles
  • Circles and polygons
  • Area, volume, and surface area
  • Figures not drawn to scale
Data Analysis

Statistics, distributions, counting, and probability.

4 topics covered
  • Mean, median, mode, and range
  • Standard deviation and distributions
  • Counting and permutations
  • Probability
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A PDF can't adapt.

Paper is great for drilling. What it can't do is change the second section based on how you did on the first — which is exactly how the GRE is scored. Your account does that, and grades it.

On paperYou hand-grade 54 questions, then guess at a scaled score.
OnlineScored on submit, with a projected 130–170 per measure.
On paperPaper cannot adapt, so it never behaves like the real second section.
OnlineSection-level adaptive, the way ETS actually delivers the test.
On paperYou know you missed 14 — not which question type caused it.
OnlineEvery miss mapped to its official GRE question type.
On paperEach test is a dead end — nothing carries over.
OnlineAccuracy tracked across every test, so you see what’s moving.
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  • Section-level adaptive, like the real test
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The Test Ninjas GRE problem-set library, split into Verbal and Quantitative with each set focused on one question type
Problem sets by question type

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  • 158 GRE problem sets in total
  • 115 Quantitative sets across every type and content area
  • 43 Verbal sets — Reading Comp, Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence
  • The Complete GRE course alongside them — 56 lessons
A Test Ninjas GRE score report showing individual question results with a full written explanation for each answer
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Five sections in 1 hour 58 minutes: one 30-minute Analytical Writing task, then two Verbal Reasoning sections (12 questions in 18 minutes, then 15 in 23) and two Quantitative Reasoning sections (12 in 21 minutes, then 15 in 26) — 1 essay plus 54 questions in all. Our full GRE format guide breaks down every section.

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