GRE Vocabulary Accelerator iOS App

GRE Vocabulary Accelerator iOS App

Supercharge your GRE exam preparation with GRE Vocabulary Accelerator!

Our app is meticulously crafted to immerse you in an enriching learning environment, helping you master the extensive vocabulary needed for acing the GRE.

Dive into a diverse array of practice questions designed to reinforce your retention and understanding of high-frequency GRE words. Each query is paired with comprehensive explanations to enhance your linguistic skills and accelerating your journey towards excellence.

Key Features:

- Extensive Question Bank: Encounter thousands of curated practice questions covering essential GRE vocabulary, ensuring you build robust word power.

- In-Depth Explanations: Illuminate your learning process with detailed rationales and usage examples for every vocabulary question, anchoring new words in your memory.

- Customizable Quizzes: Shape your own study experience by designing quizzes that target your specific vocabulary needs, letting you concentrate on words that challenge you the most.

- Progress Tracking: Monitor your advancement over time with intuitive graphs and statistics that map your progress, motivating you to reach new heights of vocabulary sharpness.

- Offline Access: Never let connectivity issues halt your learning. Our offline access empowers you to study GRE vocabulary anytime and anywhere, perfectly accommodating your on-the-go lifestyle.

- User-Friendly Interface: Navigate through your learning journey with ease. Our app features a sleek, intuitive design that keeps you engaging with the material seamlessly.

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Content Overview

Explore a variety of topics covered in the app.

Advanced Vocabulary Usage

Advanced Adjectives and Verbs for GRE
Complex Phrasal Verbs and Idioms
Words for Persuasion and Argumentation
Academic Vocabulary for Argumentation
Using Complex Vocabulary in Writing Tasks
Practice with Advanced Sentence Equivalence

Word Roots and Prefixes

Understanding Latin and Greek Roots
Common Prefixes and Suffixes
Word Families and Derivations
Using Roots to Guess Word Meaning
Examples of Common Prefixes (un-, re-, pre-)
Using Word Roots in Context
Building Vocabulary from Roots and Affixes

High-Frequency GRE Words

Commonly Tested Words (e.g., ameliorate, cacophony)
Synonyms and Antonyms for GRE Words
Contextual Use of High-Frequency Words
Identifying Word Nuances and Shades of Meaning
GRE Word List Practice and Quizzes
Advanced Vocabulary for the GRE

Words with Multiple Meanings

Homonyms and Polysemes (e.g., "bank", "pitch")
Context-Based Word Meaning
Choosing the Right Meaning in Sentence Completion
Practice with Words that Have Different Connotations
Disambiguation of Words in GRE Passages

Academic and Formal Vocabulary

Understanding Academic Writing Style
Formal Words for GRE Writing Tasks
Words Frequently Found in Research Articles
Vocabulary for Higher-Level Reading Passages
Adjectives and Verbs Common in Academic Contexts
Connecting Ideas Using Academic Vocabulary

Synonyms and Antonyms

Importance of Synonyms in GRE Questions
Building Synonym Sets for GRE Words
Identifying Antonyms in Sentence Equivalence
Matching Words with Opposite Meanings
GRE Practice with Synonyms and Antonyms
Word Pairs for Vocabulary Building

Sentence Completion Vocabulary

Identifying Clues in Sentence Context
Words for Filling Blank Spaces in Text Completion
Common GRE Sentence Completion Words
Strategies for Solving Text Completion Problems
GRE Practice: Sentence Completion with Multiple Blank Spaces
Creating Sentences to Practice Vocabulary

Words for Reading Comprehension

Common Words Found in GRE Passages
Understanding Complex Sentence Structures
Inference and Context-Based Meaning
Building Vocabulary for Diverse Topics (e.g., literature, social sciences)
Vocabulary for Identifying Author’s Tone and Intent
GRE Practice with Reading Passages

Expressions & Phrasal Verbs

Common GRE Idioms and Their Meanings
Understanding Phrasal Verbs in Context
Using Idiomatic Expressions in Writing and Speaking
GRE Practice with Idiomatic and Figurative Language
Recognizing Figurative vs. Literal Meanings
Mastering Verb Phrases for GRE

Vocabulary in Context

Identifying Word Meaning in Context
Using Context Clues to Determine Meaning
Analyzing Complex Sentences for Vocabulary
Word Choice and Author’s Tone
Vocabulary for Inference and Analysis
Contextual Practice through GRE Passages

Example questions

Let's look at some sample questions

Identify the correct prefix that denotes 'self'.

Auto-Anti-Extra-Non-
The prefix 'auto-' means 'self' or 'same', as in 'autobiography'.

Which prefix means 'beyond' or 'extreme'?

hyper-intra-neo-pro-
The prefix 'hyper-' means 'beyond' or 'extreme.' This is evident in words like 'hyperactive' (extremely active). The other prefixes have different meanings.

How does the prefix 'pseudo-' alter meaning in 'pseudoscience'?

FalseTruePartialComplete
The prefix 'pseudo-' originates from Greek, meaning 'false' or 'not genuine,' as in 'pseudoscience.'

Which word family does 'Mortal' belong to?

MortuaryImmortalMortifyAll of the above
All options ('Mortuary', 'Immortal', 'Mortify') contain the root 'mort', meaning 'death'.

What does the root 'aud' indicate about a word's meaning?

HearingSpeakingWalkingReading
The root 'aud' originates from Latin and means to hear.

With 'chrono' meaning 'time', what does 'anachronism' mean?

Timely actionIn timeOut of place in timeClassic style
'Anachronism' signifies being out of time order, combining 'an' (against) and 'chrono' (time).

If 'mort' means 'death', what might 'immortal' suggest?

MortalUndyingWeakPowerful
'Immortal' implies undying or eternal, as 'im' (not) negates 'mort' (death).

Which word is built from the root 'scrib' meaning 'write'?

DescribeInspectInterfereOblige
'Scrib' means 'write'. 'Describe' involves 'writing' or detailing characteristics.

What does 'veracity' imply, knowing 'ver-' signifies truth?

TruthfulnessUncertaintyDeceptionFictional
The root 'ver-' means truth. 'Veracity' implies truthfulness or accuracy.

What does 'loquacious' mean?

TalkativeSilentConciseReticent
'Loquacious' describes someone who is very talkative.