What is the new type of verbal question that will appear on the GRE?

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    <p>Host:What is the new type of verbal question that will appear on the GRE?</p><p>Bernadette Chimner: New type of verbal question in the GRE is the sentence completion question and unlike the other sentence completion questions, it is going to have more blanks. The other sentence completion questions will have almost two blanks, this one can have three or even four blanks. You are going to have to fill in each blank independently from the different little list that they are going to present to you. You have to fill each blank in correctly in order to get full credit for that question, but fortunately, you are only going to see at most, one of these questions on your GRE. You might not even see one of them, but if you do see one, you will only see one. </p>

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