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Sunday, December 12, 2010
Full GRE material tht i have GRE barrons words in mp3,barrons cd,princston review,nova prsss book..
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Video tutorials:-
verbal
quant
RC
Princston material
word hacker
Barrons CD
Barron's GRE 12th Edition PDF
Nova press book for GRE
BARRONS WORDS IN MP3 format
BIG BOOK OF GRE
VISU Flash Cards Complete Collection [English Meanings]
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verbal
http://rapidshare.com/files/79298794/ASCA.mov
quant
http://rapidshare.com/files/79300768/QC.mov
RC
http://rapidshare.com/files/82354298/Reading_Comprehension.rar
Princston material
http://rapidshare.com/files/81385158/princston.rar
word hacker
http://rapidshare.com/files/82358622/WordHacker.rar
Barrons CD
http://rapidshare.com/files/84144386/BARRONS_GRE_CDROM.zip
Barron's GRE 12th Edition PDF
http://rapidshare.com/files/195356639/Brownstein_S.__et_al._Barron_s_GRE.12th.ed._Barrons__669s__1997_.pdf
Nova press book for GRE
http://rapidshare.com/files/85698990/Nova.Press.GRE.Prep.Course.ebook-LRN.pdf
BARRONS WORDS IN MP3 format
http://rapidshare.com/files/82357613/Abase_to_amulet.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/83886153/Anathema_to_Barb.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/83883237/Barefaced_to_Charisma.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/92496975/Charlatan_to_Dispassionate.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/107835951/Dishevelled_to_Frolicsome.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/88238939/Formidable_to__Inkling.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/88239110/Innate_to_Inviegle.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/88239523/Inverse_to_Mace.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/88240188/Machiavellian_to_Narrative.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/88241189/Nascent__to__Precocious.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/88243278/Precursor_to_Rout.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/90060630/Rubble_to_Swerve.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/90055095/Swill_to_Vignette.mp3 http://rapidshare.com/files/90054312/Vilify_to_Zephyr.mp3
BIG BOOK OF GRE
http://rapidshare.com/files/195358952/BIGBOOK_GRE.rar
VISU Flash Cards Complete Collection [English Meanings]
http://rapidshare.com/files/195777584/visu.material_justforu.co.nr.pdf
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Analytical Writing Argument task
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Directions for the Argument Task
Analysis of an Argument
30 minutes
You will have 30 minutes to plan and write a critique of an argument presented in the form of a short passage. A critique of any other argument will receive a score of zero.
Analyze the line of reasoning in the argument. Be sure to consider what, if any, questionable assumptions underlie the thinking and, if evidence is cited, how well it supports the conclusion.
You can also discuss what sort of evidence would strengthen or refute the argument, what changes in the argument would make it more logically sound, and what additional information might help you better evaluate its conclusion. Note that you are NOT being asked to present your views on the subject.
GRE readers who are college and university faculty will read your critique and evaluate its overall quality, based on how well you
Analysis of an Argument
30 minutes
You will have 30 minutes to plan and write a critique of an argument presented in the form of a short passage. A critique of any other argument will receive a score of zero.
Analyze the line of reasoning in the argument. Be sure to consider what, if any, questionable assumptions underlie the thinking and, if evidence is cited, how well it supports the conclusion.
You can also discuss what sort of evidence would strengthen or refute the argument, what changes in the argument would make it more logically sound, and what additional information might help you better evaluate its conclusion. Note that you are NOT being asked to present your views on the subject.
GRE readers who are college and university faculty will read your critique and evaluate its overall quality, based on how well you
- identify and analyze important features of the argument
- organize, develop, and express your critique of the argument
- support your critique with relevant reasons and examples
- control the elements of standard written English.
Analytical writing ISSUE Task
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Present your perspective on an issue
45 minutes
You will have a choice between two Issue topics. Each topic will appear as a brief quotation that states or implies an issue of general interest. Read each topic carefully; then decide on which topic you could write a more effective and well-reasoned response.
You will have 45 minutes to plan and compose a response that presents your perspective on the topic you select. A response on any other topic will receive a zero. You are free to accept, reject, or qualify the claim made in the topic you selected, as long as the ideas you present are clearly relevant to the topic. Support your views with reasons and examples drawn from such areas as your reading, experience, observations, or academic studies.
GRE readers who are college and university faculty will read your response and evaluate its overall quality, based on how well you do the following
45 minutes
You will have a choice between two Issue topics. Each topic will appear as a brief quotation that states or implies an issue of general interest. Read each topic carefully; then decide on which topic you could write a more effective and well-reasoned response.
You will have 45 minutes to plan and compose a response that presents your perspective on the topic you select. A response on any other topic will receive a zero. You are free to accept, reject, or qualify the claim made in the topic you selected, as long as the ideas you present are clearly relevant to the topic. Support your views with reasons and examples drawn from such areas as your reading, experience, observations, or academic studies.
GRE readers who are college and university faculty will read your response and evaluate its overall quality, based on how well you do the following
- consider the complexities and implications of the issue
- Organize, develop, and express your ideas on the issue
- support your ideas with relevant reasons and examples
- control the elements of standard written English.
Day 20
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Day - 20
preposterous = ridiculous, illogical
use = a preposterous suggestion
clan = extended family
use = the whole clan came to visit us
iterate = repeat, reiterate
use = I will iterate the warning
flamboyant = Characterized by extravagance
use = a flamboyant gesture
optician = One who makes eye-glasses
use = *
rhetoric = persuasive use of language
use = election campaign rhetoric
deter = discourage, prevent from happening
use = the security alarm will deter thieves from coming to this park
rapidity = speed
use = *
implication = that which is implied or suggested
use = implications of your remark
lustrous = Shining
use = long lustrous hair
preposterous = ridiculous, illogical
use = a preposterous suggestion
clan = extended family
use = the whole clan came to visit us
iterate = repeat, reiterate
use = I will iterate the warning
flamboyant = Characterized by extravagance
use = a flamboyant gesture
optician = One who makes eye-glasses
use = *
rhetoric = persuasive use of language
use = election campaign rhetoric
deter = discourage, prevent from happening
use = the security alarm will deter thieves from coming to this park
rapidity = speed
use = *
implication = that which is implied or suggested
use = implications of your remark
lustrous = Shining
use = long lustrous hair
Day 19
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Day - 19
magnanimous = generous, kindhearted
use = the manager was magnanimous in victory, and praised the losing team
employ = use
use = statistical analysis was employed to obtain these results
legacy = A bequest
use = The war left a legacy of hatred
accomplice = one who aids a lawbreaker
use = the accomplice was also sentenced to jail
lagoon = a small lake, pond, basin
use = we swam in the lagoon
compelling = convincing
use = compel someone to do something
insurrection = uprising, rebellion
use = armed insurrection
literal = word for word
use = The literal meaning
splendid = grand, illustrious
use = splendid food
fluctuate = waver, vary
use = Vegetable prices fluctuate according to the season
magnanimous = generous, kindhearted
use = the manager was magnanimous in victory, and praised the losing team
employ = use
use = statistical analysis was employed to obtain these results
legacy = A bequest
use = The war left a legacy of hatred
accomplice = one who aids a lawbreaker
use = the accomplice was also sentenced to jail
lagoon = a small lake, pond, basin
use = we swam in the lagoon
compelling = convincing
use = compel someone to do something
insurrection = uprising, rebellion
use = armed insurrection
literal = word for word
use = The literal meaning
splendid = grand, illustrious
use = splendid food
fluctuate = waver, vary
use = Vegetable prices fluctuate according to the season
Day 18
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Day - 18
bolster = To support or make something strong
use = Strong sales and high profits are bolstering the economy
girth = circumferential measure of thickness
use = The tree was 2 meters in girth
fickle = always changing one's mind
use = The world of popular music is notoriously fickle
layman = nonprofessional
use = in layman's terms
consummate = perfect, having great skills, complete, accomplished
use = a consummate professional
confiscate = seize, to appropriate
use = the government confiscated the criminal's property
extol = praise highly
use = She is forever extolling the virtues of her children
brusque = curt, rough and abrupt in manner
use = His secretary was rather brusque with me
blunder = a mistake
use = it was a big blunder
enchant = charm or attract
use = an enchanting performance
bolster = To support or make something strong
use = Strong sales and high profits are bolstering the economy
girth = circumferential measure of thickness
use = The tree was 2 meters in girth
fickle = always changing one's mind
use = The world of popular music is notoriously fickle
layman = nonprofessional
use = in layman's terms
consummate = perfect, having great skills, complete, accomplished
use = a consummate professional
confiscate = seize, to appropriate
use = the government confiscated the criminal's property
extol = praise highly
use = She is forever extolling the virtues of her children
brusque = curt, rough and abrupt in manner
use = His secretary was rather brusque with me
blunder = a mistake
use = it was a big blunder
enchant = charm or attract
use = an enchanting performance
Day 17
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Day - 17
serendipity = making fortunate discoveries
use = I attribute my success to serendipity
obfuscate = bewilder, muddle, to confuse
use = arguments that obfuscated the main issue
accredit = authorize
use = accredited organization
charisma = a natural power which some people have to influence or attract people
use = a charismatic leader
polyglot = Speaking several tongues
use = a polyglot, he spoke 4 languages
becloud = to confuse, darken with clouds
use = *
hallow = to make holy
use = she was laid to rest in hallowed ground
amputate = To remove by cutting, as a limb
use = his leg had to be amputated
torso = trunk of statue with head and limbs missing, human trunk
use = *
incidental = insignificant, minor
use = incidental details
serendipity = making fortunate discoveries
use = I attribute my success to serendipity
obfuscate = bewilder, muddle, to confuse
use = arguments that obfuscated the main issue
accredit = authorize
use = accredited organization
charisma = a natural power which some people have to influence or attract people
use = a charismatic leader
polyglot = Speaking several tongues
use = a polyglot, he spoke 4 languages
becloud = to confuse, darken with clouds
use = *
hallow = to make holy
use = she was laid to rest in hallowed ground
amputate = To remove by cutting, as a limb
use = his leg had to be amputated
torso = trunk of statue with head and limbs missing, human trunk
use = *
incidental = insignificant, minor
use = incidental details
Day 16
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Day - 16
implacable = doubtful, dubious
use = an implacable enemy
ebb = recede, to fade away
use = He could feel his strength ebbing away
counterstrike = strike back
use = *
acclaim = recognition, fame, praise
use = an acclaimed author
amid = among
use = amid mounds of books
lethargy = indifferent, inactivity
use = *
retiring = modest, unassuming
use = to be shy and retiring
epochal = very significant or influential, defining an epoch or time period
use = an epochal speech by the President
nomenclature = terms used in a particular science or discipline
use = nomenclature of organic chemicals
arrogate = seize without right, to demand or claim arrogantly
use = They arrogate to themselves the power to punish people
implacable = doubtful, dubious
use = an implacable enemy
ebb = recede, to fade away
use = He could feel his strength ebbing away
counterstrike = strike back
use = *
acclaim = recognition, fame, praise
use = an acclaimed author
amid = among
use = amid mounds of books
lethargy = indifferent, inactivity
use = *
retiring = modest, unassuming
use = to be shy and retiring
epochal = very significant or influential, defining an epoch or time period
use = an epochal speech by the President
nomenclature = terms used in a particular science or discipline
use = nomenclature of organic chemicals
arrogate = seize without right, to demand or claim arrogantly
use = They arrogate to themselves the power to punish people
Day 15
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Day - 15
perspicacious = shrewd, astute, keen-witted
use = His perspicacious grandfather had bought the land as an investment,
stint = limit, assignment
use = He has just finished a stint of compulsory military service
burgeon = sprout or flourish
use = Love burgeoned between them
derogatory = degrading
use = derogatory comment
benevolent = kind
use = a benevolent action
rectitude = moral uprightness
use = unquestioned moral rectitude
stylize = formalize
use = *
piddling = trivial
use = we made a piddling profit of Rs 20,000 last year
decipher = decode
use = to decipher someone's handwriting
effeminate = unmanly
use = An effeminate man entered the room
perspicacious = shrewd, astute, keen-witted
use = His perspicacious grandfather had bought the land as an investment,
stint = limit, assignment
use = He has just finished a stint of compulsory military service
burgeon = sprout or flourish
use = Love burgeoned between them
derogatory = degrading
use = derogatory comment
benevolent = kind
use = a benevolent action
rectitude = moral uprightness
use = unquestioned moral rectitude
stylize = formalize
use = *
piddling = trivial
use = we made a piddling profit of Rs 20,000 last year
decipher = decode
use = to decipher someone's handwriting
effeminate = unmanly
use = An effeminate man entered the room
Day 14
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Day - 14
reform = Change for the better
use = who will reform India's obsolete laws
stealth = secrecy, covertness
use = These thieves operate with stealth
immure = build a wall around
use = the student immured himself in the room for two weeks before exams
duress = coercion, imprisonment
use = he signed the confession under duress
breadth = width
use = *
cyclone = storm
use = *
niche = nook, best position for something
use = make a niche for himself
severity = harshness
use = *
fabricate = construct
use = he fabricated an excuse to avoid trouble
clandestine = secret
use = clandestine activities
reform = Change for the better
use = who will reform India's obsolete laws
stealth = secrecy, covertness
use = These thieves operate with stealth
immure = build a wall around
use = the student immured himself in the room for two weeks before exams
duress = coercion, imprisonment
use = he signed the confession under duress
breadth = width
use = *
cyclone = storm
use = *
niche = nook, best position for something
use = make a niche for himself
severity = harshness
use = *
fabricate = construct
use = he fabricated an excuse to avoid trouble
clandestine = secret
use = clandestine activities
Day 13
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Day - 13
arduous = extremely difficult, hard
use = an arduous journey
sedate = calm and relaxed
use = The speed limit in many areas is a sedate 60 kph
ambidextrous = able to use both hands equally well
use = an ambidextrous painter
centigrade = a unit of measuring temperature
use = *
askance = to view with suspicion, scornfully
use = They looked askance at our scruffy clothes
rehabilitate = To restore to a former status
use = try to rehabilitate prisoners
extent = scope
use = the extent of his injuries
mollusk = sea animal with a soft body
use = Oysters are mollusks, as are snails
collateral = securities for a debt, or accompanying
use = She used her house as collateral for a loan
demarcation = a boundary or distinction
use = the line of demarcation
arduous = extremely difficult, hard
use = an arduous journey
sedate = calm and relaxed
use = The speed limit in many areas is a sedate 60 kph
ambidextrous = able to use both hands equally well
use = an ambidextrous painter
centigrade = a unit of measuring temperature
use = *
askance = to view with suspicion, scornfully
use = They looked askance at our scruffy clothes
rehabilitate = To restore to a former status
use = try to rehabilitate prisoners
extent = scope
use = the extent of his injuries
mollusk = sea animal with a soft body
use = Oysters are mollusks, as are snails
collateral = securities for a debt, or accompanying
use = She used her house as collateral for a loan
demarcation = a boundary or distinction
use = the line of demarcation
