Practice for Reading Comprehension on the GRE
Once you have completed your preliminary reading, you should have gained several benefits:
- exposure to fields outside your normal reading
- knowledge of terms and concepts; personalities, processes, phenomena; and in general ideas and things in those unfamiliar fields
- an ability to handle complex sentence structure and phrasing
- an ability to understand the structure of passages and the modes of reasoning used and to understand the author’s main point.
Once you have attained some level of comfort on these fronts, you are ready to tackle the GRE reading comprehension passages in the practice material. The order in which you will do this final material is as follows.
- Medium-level GRE Reading Comprehension
- Hard GRE Reading Comprehension
- ETS Material