Strangefox

Ok, so questions are mixed. And Reading Comprehension includes a text with several questions... So there is a chance I will get it (RC) among the first 10 questions! OMG!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you! ...And in official GRE guide books they write: don't worry, all questions have the same weight. Liars!

Thanks!

That's exactly what I wanted to know! I guess I will be feeling the same Thanks!

Hi everybody, Several times already I have come across information that the most important questions on GRE are the first 5-10. As far as I understand, within each section questions of different types are not mixed. So in the verbal section first you get sentences with words to plug in, then analogies, then reading comprehension, then antonyms. Spending more time on the first 5-10 questions basically means paying more attention to sentences with missing words and may be also analogies. That does not sound too bad since I myself find this part rather easy (definetely easier than reading comprehension!). And in the quant section first 5-10 questions are all comparisons (Column A, Column B ) . And I somehow like them much more than word problems or graphs or answer choices. Of course I understand that both plugging-in words and comparing columns may contain pretty tough stuff as well. Anyway, I just like those two types and thinking that they will be the questions I will need to work on the most is definetely pleasing. What do you think about that thing with the first several questions on GRE? Did you use the advice to make them your priority? Did it work out for you?

So 10-15 percent means federal plus state tax or only federal?