Siddharth Pandey

Hey there! For alll of the verbal questions I'd recommend Manhattan prep.It contains the best questions of each of these kind.You could buy their guides for text completions and sentence equivalence as well as reading comprehension to gain a better understanding of the strategies and tactics involved in answering the questions as well as more questions.Then go for the Manhattan 5 lb.It contains close to 400-500 verbal questions across all the three types! For challenging articles I'd recommending the following sources : The Atlantic : http://www.theatlantic.com/world/ The New Yorker : http://www.newyorker.com/ Arts and letters daily : http://www.aldaily.com/ Apart from these there's another site which contains challenging material.In each of these sites instead of reading the general news try to read the esoteric articles on arts and history , the universe like dark matter and blackholes , biology , medicine etc. like this one : https://aeon.co/ideas/gravitational-waves-will-bring-the-extreme-universe-into-view By the way have you heard of Magoosh? It definitively provides one of the best test online test prep services where you get hundreds of video lessons and thousands of practice questions on both quant and verbal for only $99! It is way more economical than the other prep services out there and is truly worth every penny! I recently studied from magoosh and scored 329! You can sign up for a magoosh membership here. http://gre.magoosh.com/ Also let me direct you to a collection of articles on the magoosh blog which would be useful to you http://magoosh.com/gre/2015/gre-article-of-the-month-roundup/