This type of question provides test-takers with two mathematical functions or two points corresponding to a visual. Test-takers must then answer which of the two is larger, if they are equal, or if the problem is impossible to solve.

GRE Quantitative Comparison Questions

This type of question provides test-takers with a mathematical question and five different answers of which one is correct.

GRE Quantitative Multiple Choice (Select One Answer Choice) Question

This type of question provides test-takers with a mathematical problem and up to seven different potential answers, of which more than one may be correct. Full credit is only given if all correct answers are selected.

GRE Quantitative Multiple Choice (Select One or More Answer Choices) Question

This type of question provides test-takers with a mathematical problem that they must type in the answer to.

GRE Numeric Entry Question

- Quantitative Comparison 
- Multiple Choice (select one answer choice)
- Multiple Choice (select one or more answer choices)
- Numeric Entry 

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Each section of the quantitative reasoning test contains 20 questions to be completed within 35 minutes. This section tests a test-taker's ability to understand and analyze quantitative information, solve problems using mathematical models, and apply concepts from arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis.

GRE Quantitative Reasoning Section

ETS (n.d.). GRE® General Test: Verbal Reasoning Question Types. https://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/about/content/verbal_reasoning


GRE Verbal Section Questions

GRE Quantitative Reasoning  Question Types

This section of the GRE is presented as either a verbal reasoning or quantitative reasoning section, but does not count toward a test-taker's final score. Instead, the questions on this section are used to evaluate what questions should appear on future editions of the GRE.

GRE Unscored/Research Section

Both the verbal reasoning and quantitative reasoning sections are scored out of 170 points in one-point increments. Test-takers will receive both a raw score, which is their average score between either the two verbal reasoning or two quantitative reasoning sections, and a scaled score that takes into the account the difficulty of each section. The lower score possible on either section is 130 points.

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