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Text Completion
Although the evidence seemed conclusive, the committee remained ___ because two data sets conflicted.
A strong answer must match the contrast and uncertainty.
GRE Sentence Equivalence practice
Sentence Equivalence rewards precise vocabulary and sentence logic. GREPractice provides an original reviewed SE bank linked to vocabulary and synonym review.
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Each question uses the full one-blank, six-choice, two-answer practice format. Questions are original and are not official ETS material.
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Although the evidence seemed conclusive, the committee remained ___ because two data sets conflicted.
A strong answer must match the contrast and uncertainty.
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The speaker’s answer was ___, leaving both supporters and critics unsure of her position.
A strong pair must create the same coherent meaning.
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Sentence Equivalence rewards precise vocabulary and sentence logic. GREPractice provides an original reviewed SE bank linked to vocabulary and synonym review.
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