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GRE STUDY GUIDE TEST. candid - CORRECT ANSWER impartial and honest in speech The observations of a child can be charming since they are candid and unpretentious. Synonyms: direct; forthright; frank; honest; open; sincere; straight; straightforward; undisguised cacophony - CORRECT ANSWER a harsh, jarring noise The junior high orchestra created an almost unbearable cacophony as they tried to tune their instruments. Synonyms: chaos; clamor; din; discord; disharmony; noise boo...

Practice Test for CAMRT MRI Abdomen/Pelvis Pathology Exam Questions and Answers How does normal colon appear on MRI - CORRECT ANSWER-Thin walled with haustrations, enhances minimally with contrast What sequence is helpful to see the colon - CORRECT ANSWER-IV contrast enhanced with FS, spoiled GRE, or 3D gre Chrons most commonly affects what area - CORRECT ANSWER-The small bowel, the ileium Chrons appearance on MRI - CORRECT ANSWER-T2 SS-SE/ T1 FS SPGR +C: -dilated bowel -inflamma...

GRE Vocabulary 600 Words Graded A+ 1. Abandon — complete lack of inhibition or restraint. ️ 2. Abrasive — showing little concern for the feelings of others; harsh. ️ 3. Abreast — up to date with the latest news, ideas, or information. ️ 4. Abridge — shorten (a piece of writing) without losing the sense. ️ 5. Abstruse — difficult to understand; obscure. ️ 6. Accentuate — to make (something) more prominent or noticeable. ️ 7. Accord — an official agreement ...

GRE Roots Practice Test. a/an - CORRECT ANSWER not, without Examples: agnostic: does NOT believe in god apathy: lack of interest or emotion, WITHOUT emotion ab - CORRECT ANSWER off, away from, apart, down Examples: abdicate: to break away from the throne abstinence: to avoid indulging an appetite abnormal: deviating from a norm able/ible - CORRECT ANSWER capable of, worthy of Examples: changeable: able to be changed combustible: able to burn or combust ac/acr - CORR...

PSY117. Chapter 12 (Standardized Tests in Education, Civil Service and the Military) Cognitive Abilities Test (COGAT) - ANS-- designed for poor readers, poorly educated people, and people for whom English is a second language - item selection is superior in terms of selecting minority, culturally diverse, and economically disadvantaged children - authors took special steps to eliminate irrelevant sources of test difficulty (esp. About cultural bias) - statistical tests were then used to ...

Green Light GRE Exam Questions with Correct Answers She does not have enough prerequisites for the PA program, therefore, she is paucity of classes. - Answer-Paucity. Inadequate and small. Lacking or wanting something. Paucity of food. Paucity of water. Not enough of something. Small and inadequate amount. If you share your darkest secret to a friend and he shares it to everyone- his betrayal can be described as perfidy. - Answer-Perfidy. Disloyal. Betrayal. Sellout. Treachery. Treason. Insi...

Magoosh GRE Flashcards Basic, Common & Advanced All 1000+ 1. unnerve (v.) — to make nervous or upset. - Synonyms: enervate, faze, unsettle. - Context: At one time unnerved by math problems, she began avidly "Magoosh-ing" and soon became adept at combinations and permutations. 2. candid (adj.) — straightforward and honest. - Synonyms: blunt, forthright, frank, outspoken. - Context: Charles was always candid, rarely holding anything back even with strangers. 3. slapdash (adj.) — ...

Manhattan Prep GRE - Essential Words Questions and Answers 100% Correct Abate verb reduce, diminish "He wanted to -------- such unnecessary confusion by advance planning and by assigning jobs of different variety to different artisans of different skills and talents." abdicate verb Formally give up the throne (or some other power or responsibility) The president of Ivory Coast has refused to ------- in the wake of post election violence and said that any attempt to remove...

500+ Practice GRE Vocabulary Words Guaranteed Success 1. abase (v.) to humiliate; to hurt someone's pride. 2. abash (v.) to embarrass; to cause discomfort. 3. abate (v.) to lessen in intensity; to reduce. 4. abdicate (v.) to give up power or responsibility. 5. aberration (n.) a deviation from the norm; a disorder of the mind. 6. abet (v.) to assist or encourage someone, often in wrongdoing. 7. abeyance (n.) a temporary suspension or cessation. 8. abhor (v.) to detest; to find re...

500 Most Common GRE Words Verified A+ Abase - to lower in rank or dignity; to humiliate. Abate - to lessen in intensity, quantity, or severity. Abdicate - to formally relinquish a position, right, or authority. Aberrant - departing from the usual or expected course. Abeyance - a temporary pause or suspension of a process or activity. Abjure - to formally reject or renounce a belief or position. Abscond - to secretly depart, often to avoid detection. Abstain - to cho...