Barron's Pass Key to the GRE

by Sharon Weiner Green

Barron's eighth edition of "Pass Key to the GRE" is a condensed version of its full-size GRE test prep manual. This new edition offers: An overview of the new computer-based GRE TestTwo full-length practice tests that reflect the GRE formatAnswer keys and full explanations for all test questionsExtensive review covering verbal reasoning, analytical writing, and quantitative reasoningAdditional practice questions and answers in each review section
In this conveniently sized volume, test takers will find a helpful study guide and proven test-taking strategies that will help them maximize their test scores.

Genres: Reference

320 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

Reviews

[Tylee Britton-Havard · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ok overview

[Aligata · Rating 1 out of 5]

I loved the way the book was laid out, however I found some mathematical errors (and I'm no genius) and this book has gone through way too many editions to have any errors. Otherwise, the book explained problems better than the Dummies series.

[Fae · Rating 2 out of 5]

I was really excited to find a novel-sized GRE study guide... until I started reading the answer explanations. It suggests doing most things the hard way. I definitely wouldn't suggest this for anyone looking for anything beyond the most basic "cheat sheets."

[Marie]

Arg. Pretty good considering what you have to do - the tips given are helpful and easy to read when you are reading them in the car before the actual test