Test your GRE Vocabulary Knowledge - GRE Vocabulary Test Part 24

[@jenniepham9700]

After 23 set, this is the first time I got 29/30. My vocab is definitely improving so much. Thank you Greg.

[@Sunbunzz]

Been a while Greg, miss these. I take my GRE in 10 days and with each day of watching your videos, my confidence grows. I think your a cool dude and sorry for all my troll comments the past 3 months lmao. Im the when we gonna get a beer dude lmao

[@dmo4657]

RIP GRE VOCAB

[@mevam123]

Mercurial can also come from element Mercury, its pretty susceptible to heat ,like with minor change of temp , it changes its volume. That's why it's used in thermometers. This could be said for a person's mood. I love you Greg.

[@LuolDangIt]

If it helps anyone, when I see 'mercurial,' I think of Deadpool and how his mood and personality is always unstable and unpredictable. It also helps that he is known to be a mercenary so both mercurial and mercenary have the 'merc-' in common.

[@bhupenmandal9107]

The best vocab intro so far.

[@pepticrose]

If you play League of Legends you'll never forget what mercurial means. The item Mercurial Scimitar (builds from Quicksilver Sash) instantly removed all crowd control effects on you. So, your crowd control status is mercurial i.e. subject to sudden changes.

[@paulblems]

If I recognize a trap answer and don't fall for it, I always let out a "F you Greg" while I'm grading myself. It makes me feel good that I'm getting better at these.

[@astaragmohapatra9]

You can remember plaintively by the word plaintiff. A plaintiff is a person who brings a case against another and he/she does it because he/she is SAD with other person

[@xenovialara5028]

18 , second attempt 23 assailed=criticized , contravene , plaintive, denounced , canonized , quiscent.

[@jiheon1910]

Got 24/30. Thanks Greg.

[@swan2799]

nice point for tangential to memorize. Loved this series, I thought another series could be usual GRE pair words for SE questions

[@aidaghasemifard6433]

So happy to watch another vocabulary quiz 🤩 Thank youuuuuu 🥰

[@filipacarvalho2747]

As a Portuguese, I feel like there are so many words that just come naturally, as we use them in our language often e.g. ire, benevolent, affront, etc. Just have to watch out for the false friends :)

[@paretodeficiente9586]

Yeah, I'm Spanish and as "latin" people we are, we have some advantage here.

[@sanketkulkarni696]

easy way to remember mercurial is similar to word mercury, it is very fluid

[@prisonmike1063]

Holy shit! This is the first time I was able to score 30/30. What an amazing day!!

[@anilpandey9943]

Really great job done ...thank you so much... and plz upload more video

[@danielofurum4808]

you actually caught me with your trap answer for the first time...."uncommunicative". Very funny!

[@adamabdul733]

Great vocabulary .

[@_alaamohamed2671]

I heard all your videos about vocab in your channel Do these videos have all vocab questions which GRE get it in its exams ?

[@rahimalizada6530]

Do you have a list or smth containing those famous GRE words?

[@gregmat8036]

Yes, you can check out my list here: www.gregmat.com/recommended-resources

[@dominicj7977]

Some periodic table elements have "inium" at the end. Aluminum is weird

[@renukarule3894]

Reiterated can also mean revised

[@tarckhan]

At Q20, you said I don't know if I got anybody (trap answer, uncommunicative) -- Well, you got me man :D

[@gregmat8036]

Nice, caught someone

[@AtelierFleur]

this is great!! Thanks!!

[@javeriatanveer7470]

Poignant and plaintive are synonyms

[@bhaveshmehta1948]

Hey! Could you take do my analysis as you did on sai about as I scored 311; 148 in Verbal and 163 in Quants

[@pravinvedurla6787]

29/30!!

[@vaibhavthalanki7320]

30/30 for the second time

[@daniagirl1]

i remember mercurial because geminis are ruled by mercury, and they're stereotypically volatile

[@rabiulislam2174]

I got 26 correct. The last one, 27. Is it good enough? I'll write my GRE next year.

[@juhipatel892]

21/30

[@anonymoussloth6687]

Where is part 23?

[@connie1852]

Ive come a long way. I know every word in that intro. congrats me lol

[@mohammedrakib3736]

My first 30/30..😁

[@tuemicci3739]

29/30

[@kolloldey7863]

can you upload part 23?

[@suryakantkashyap2468]

its already uploaded

[@applepeel1662]

i knew the meaning of all the words in the intro lol

[@fledgling_python]

28/30, mistaken on 1 and 13 question

[@monishabasak8967]

12 no got me :3 how can escalate mean getting worse :"""""3 English is confusing

[@OpheliaVegetable]

oh my god, Greg, the Angelina Jolie Disney movie is called Maleficent NOT Malevolence LOL both mean evil I guess...Have to point it out this time for being a huge Disney fan.

[@xemenal.135]

28/30XD

[@alejandroalfaro9025]

29/30, can't quite get the 30/30

[@md.fahimkhan730]

27

[@suryakantkashyap2468]

I guess that photo of buttress is from Assassin's Creed game.

[@shabadvaswani5576]

bbce edeb cdcb bedb daac eaea ddac ae s 1c s s s s s 29/30

[@HA-xq9eo]

GRE questions are not like that. They rather rely on context. These sentences are decontextualized. They can’t be in the GRE!

[@tnmygrwl]

Well, the dude's in the top 1% of all the test takers so I guess he knows what's on the test pretty well.

[@salilpatel5143]

These questions just test vocabulary that would appear on the GRE. They’re not actual questions that would appear on a GRE.

[@williamwallace4080]

The point is that, if you know the word without context, it's much easier during the exam where they give you context.

[@raunaksingh8913]

30/30

[@arn596]

23

[@thevagabond85yt]

30/30

[@sankalpifs]

25/30