Test your GRE Vocabulary Knowledge - GRE Vocabulary Test 7

[@adriannacortez7485]

#20 appease has the synonyms: satisfy and placate on google (if on the gre how do you know which one to choose?)... #2 plastic has the synonym: artificial on google but not impressionable, still it makes sense, good one!

[@Tilmaamaha_Caafimaadka]

Your teaching methodology is excellent and nonpareil in teaching the GRE. I have gained alot since I found your gre KZbin channel. Thank you Gregmatt

[@gregmat8036]

Thanks man!

[@nazaninvafaee3570]

nonpareil, another vocab word :) couldn't agree more!!!!

[@tanishqdhingra8734]

danmmmmm the music I do these tests every day the music keeps me motivated to come back again and again you're amazing Greg!

[@nileshrathi4759]

16:10 Greg: A good guess would be innovator, because neo means new.. Me: Oh yess! 15 secs later Greg: neophyte is an amateur. * I loathe myself *

[@jahaantin]

The presence of 'artificial' in the answer choices for 'plastic' made it really tricky :p

[@ajithkumar-hv1qh]

true

[@utkarshmaheshwari1821]

You are absolutely killing it with your videos Greg! Cheers!

[@novan0064]

#Slayer

[@sanyagupta3797]

Haha. The neighbor joke in the beginning! :D

[@qixue2148]

I am so amazed that Greg worked on the New Year's eve! If I had such aspiration, vocab should not be a problem anymore :P

[@trunc8]

"aspiration" sounds off. Perhaps use zeal, ardor or devotion

[@venkatjayadeepj1342]

@@trunc8 GRE moment lol

[@ArtNigm-zx4pd]

"plastic" much closer to "artificial" than to "impressionable"

[@TheLongBow]

Bro look it at semantics wise... you are right about plastic having meaning of artificial (which is basically being in insincere or affectation) but semantics wise impressionable makes more sense!

[@saadal-din1878]

I've watched "The Matrix" enough times that i got all of dialogues memorized. It's by far, one of my most favorite movies.

[@Agrarius24]

i think need is a fine choice for the dearth one, but wanting in the sense of "a lack of" does fit better

[@isratfatema]

I got 23. I thought today I'll get the highest of all time but this is the worst I've gotten so far. :)

[@xenovialara5028]

23/30 indefatigable=tenacious=dogged ,reproach,dearth=lack, stern=dour , irreverent=impertinent , explicable=comprehensible , intrepid

[@talktalki97]

Thank you for your videos Greg! Quick question - doesn't plastic also mean artificial?

[@AdityaPorwal969]

same thoughts

[@balexstudent]

Your explanations are much appreciated!!

[@AR-gi2hc]

Thanks for another great post Greg. I was wondering if you were going to repost your video on the TOEFL that you'd posted a couple of days back, it went offline before I had a chance to have a look at it. It would be great to hear your insights about the test. Thanks again and hope you have a wonderful New Year!

[@DrSharifulHalim]

Thanks. Really appreciate it. You are a fantastic teacher with good movie taste!!

[@soujanyavankudothu4510]

Sir, Yours sessions are really helping me a lot. please try to make at least 2videos in a week based on vocabulary

[@Purrrrfect4]

For question 18, aren't indolent and lax also synonyms? '

[@naraendrareddy273]

I agree with your neighbor Greg 😆( the quote at the beginning)

[@juandaa.g7295]

That quote at the beginning of the video is just GOLD lol

[@generalblitzer6137]

Greg, your voice is not soporific, it is rather mellifluous.

[@muhamadkhairulbinabdullah4998]

appreciate every explanation from you . Thanks

[@hummusinbummus5075]

hey, why is stern's replacement @12:54 question 14 dour? Shouldn't it be sincere? Stern means serious right? Dour means sullen/gloomy. Sincere seems like a better fit to me. Can someone please elaborate?

[@vib2810]

28/30. Missed Plastic (Impressionable, guessed the other meaning "artificial") and Reproach (express disapproval of, knew this was rebuke and scolding, but didn't connect)

[@manasaki]

the music at the end sounds arabic its so pleasant anyway thank you greg for all the good material & music!

[@nickg4267]

Literally do not know how some of the people watching this with English not as their first language got over 25/30 on this specific one, I usually get at least 25/30 but this killed me, I got 15/30.

[@sdash6242]

What was the music at the beginning?

[@bibek_bhattacharyya]

hey greg. Does appease not mean satisfied????

[@xemenal.135]

27/30 happy!

[@naman-sharma]

Me hearing windows notification on MAC, am like what the f... ??? Anyways I love you man, respect 100%

[@novan0064]

14/30

[@ChitralPatil]

In the 18th question, answer choices have 2 listed meanings from google - lax and lazy. Will I get a point if I've chosen lax as my answer?

[@marshall6104]

At 16:27. What a droll twist. Thank you sir, is there a place to support you pecuniarily?

[@artsome]

I would do their homework👍

[@ArtNigm-zx4pd]

Robust is antonim I think "long-range" is more appropriate in 30

[@mitaliparadkar1013]

Appease has two meanings to it - 1) placate , 2) satisfy..isn't it ?

[@kamaicfraser858]

only managed 21/30 here. Maybe i did this too early in the morning. definitely need to review these words though.

[@susanxiao5726]

Thanks so much 26/30 done

[@arinrahman8368]

Scored 25/30

[@Hjy77772]

Thank you for your lecture, it is excellent and your Korean penmanship is perfect .. 수화 hahaha

[@devalpatel8816]

Gracias amigo.

[@mahsinhasanasif]

30/30

[@Kai-js9sd]

the 17, is the A should be synopsis?

[@shritisingh2382]

Got 26/30 :)

[@manoochehrghanbari822]

Great thank u

[@jeanvilbertpereira9233]

Plastic also means artificial. According to the Apple dictionary:adjective1 made of plastic: plastic bottles. • not genuine; artificial or unnatural: she smiled a little plastic smile | long-distance flights with their plastic food

[@ankithprabhu4552]

Greg: Have you ever seen the matrix? For Keanu's sake!

[@manharsingh658]

Shouldn't soporific mean more of like soothign than sleep inducing? Question 9

[@joshuasingh5949]

sopor = sleep

[@AbiolaAdeleke-d5k]

My worst attempt so far. First attempt (29/10/2024) - 21/30

[@vbncml]

I like your taste in music

[@artisticthings7843]

Hehe Greg, the Angelina Jolie’s movie was called maleficient. yes she was an evil queen.

[@isaiahmwirigi2534]

25...3weeks to taking GRE

[@anirudh4946]

18/30 that’s fine

[@anirudh4946]

19*

[@palashdesai5993]

26/30

[@ishikami174]

24

[@fakhrulalam9109]

24/30

[@md.fahimkhan730]

25 only

[@swan2799]

The Greg's neighbor :D

[@lawb4144]

Note to my future self: 5/11/2021 8:50pm: 16/30

[@AmerQuran]

Plastic means artificial not impressionable according to the Cambridge Dictionary. Where did you get this meaning of the word from please? dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/plastic

[@astaragmohapatra9]

Pristine means impeccable or without a fault. In question no. 10, unspoiled means not bad but it does not mean without any fault. So the correct answer should be polished

[@nicholaskumelowski9845]

Neophyte Knicks fans!

[@STFUdapperkid]

14/30 FUCK.

[@theesunnlightt2268]

24/30 disastrous :(

[@khali007]

I got 12/30 so maybe you should not feel so bad :)

[@NurjahanBegum-s4o]

20's answer can be satisfied too. Placate too is an answer but I saw satisfied I answered it. 🥲

[@sypherop]

14/30

[@juhipatel892]

22/30

[@aiglecurtis7227]

24/30

[@sankalpifs]

19/30

[@raunaksingh8913]

23/30

[@torikulislam23]

24/30

[@apudas7]

19/30

[@mdabdullahbinsamad8786]

24/30

[@juandaa.g7295]

24/30