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GRE Quantitative Practice Questions — Complex Multiple-Choice
Here you'll find a series of four GRE Quantitative Reasoning (math) practice questions in the complex multiple-choice format (where one or more answer choices can be correct). You'll probably find earlier questions to be simpler and easier than later ones.
NOTE: During the actual GRE exam, each Quantitative Reasoning section will include at least a few questions in this format. They'll be mixed with standard multiple-choice problems (where only one choice can be correct) and with questions in the Numeric Entry and Quantitative Comparison formats.
Instructions for Practice Questions:- Review the test directions (below).
- Go to any of the numbered practice questions. You can select an answer choice by clicking on a button.
- Scroll down the page for the correct answer and an analysis of the question. Click on "Directions" to return to this page.
- This is not a timed test. But if you want to simulate timed testing conditions, limit yourself to 1¾ minutes per question, on average.
Select one or more of the answer choices according to the directions for each specific question.
The correct answer may be just one choice or as many as all choices. To earn credit for a correct answer you must select all correct choices and no others.
If the question specifies the number of answer choices to select, select exactly that number of choices. Otherwise, select all answer choices that apply.ADDITIONAL TEST DIRECTIONS
All numbers used are real numbers.
All figures lie on a plane unless otherwise indicated.
All lines shown as straight are straight.
All angle measures are positive.
Figures are intended to provide useful information for answering the questions. However, unless a figure is accompanied by a "Note" stating that it is drawn to scale, answer the question using your knowledge of mathematics and not by visual measurement or estimation.