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Kaplan New GRE Vocabulary Flashcards [Cards]

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Aug 2 2011
New content for the August 2011 GRE Revised General Test!

In August of 2011, the GRE will undergo some big changes. New sections and question types will be in place to test a student’s ability to analyze data in a new multi-stage format that allows test takers to move back and forth within a specific section of the exam. These test changes will be used to better predict a student’s success in a graduate program and provide meaningful data to educational institutions when selecting candidates.

Students know that strong vocabulary skills are crucial in order to earn a high overall score. With this fully updated and revised edition of New GRE Flashcards, students can take advantage of:

  • Flashcards featuring 500 of the toughest and most probable words on the exam, along with their definitions
  • Synonyms and a pronunciation key for every word on every flashcard
  • The magic context: every word is used in a sentence to help with mastery

New GRE Vocabulary Flashcards provides students with everything they need to improve their scores—guaranteed. Kaplan’s Higher Score guarantee provides security that no other test preparation guide on the market can match. Kaplan has helped more than three million students to prepare for standardized tests. We know that our test-taking techniques and strategies work and our materials are completely up-to-date. New GRE Vocabulary Flashcards is the must-have preparation tool for every student looking to score higher!

 


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3.0 out of 5 stars The cards are not of good quality April 19 2013
By Eryne
Format:Cards|Amazon Verified Purchase
I found it hard to take out the cards as they are all sticking to each other. The quality of the cards just arent the best. They are thin, just a little thicker than paper. I guess they just want to save space so that they can fill in more cards into the little box.
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4.0 out of 5 stars No different. Aug 10 2011
By Jessica - Published on Amazon.com
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I am taking the revised GRE in September and purchased the McGraw Hill flashcards for vocabulary (not revised) and then realized I should probably have the "new" ones. After having and comparing both-I see little to no variation in the words. If they are cheaper-don't bother with the "new" version.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Cheap, tiny, ... OK Nov 5 2011
By J. Wilson - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Cards|Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought these Kaplan AND the Manhattan GRE flashcards. The Manhattan are better than these, and here is why:

Basically they are both the same in content. These have a nice pronunciation guide that the Manhattan cards do not.

However, these are very cheap. They are printed on thin paper, and they are physically pretty small. Also I wish the printing on the back were upside-down from how it is now (both brands are like this). The Manhattan cards are bigger, printed on card stock but still reasonably thin, and come with a nice key-ring that fits through holes. With the Manhattan cards you load up the key ring, and blast through about 50, maybe stash them in a large pocket and get to them later, or throw them in the backpack. These Kaplan cards you are forced to try and keep the tiny cards together in stacks. The Manhattan you will use more because they are not a pain. These you will use less because they are just harder to work with, mechanically.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Say yes to flashcards. Sep 10 2011
By Emy Lee - Published on Amazon.com
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I just took the GRE revised, and I will tell you this, the flash cards I used to study were definitely worth the effort. I used the unrevised edition of flashcards, but it doesn't really seem to make a difference. Vocabulary is vocabulary, no matter the test format.

I studied with a friend who was also taking the test, and we had one primary method we used with them. That method was to have one person read the sample sentence on the back of the card out loud, but to put "blank" in the place of the word, and then put four random cards onto the desk and let the other person try to figure out which word went into the sentence. After that person answered we then went through the definitions of the other words, and why they wouldn't fit the sentence. It kinda simulated what the test might be like, and put the words into more context than just reading the card.
The other method I used was to carry them around with me and pull random people into guessing or quizzing me. It's a surprisingly entertaining pastime, people can get really competitive about guessing or really clever at defining things creatively, and it helps prepare you. The most important thing is to try not to make using them a chore.

The Kaplan flash cards in particular were really helpful, because they had that sentence on the back, and synonyms.
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