Text Completion questions test your ability to read critically – to recognize the meaning of the sentence or paragraph as a whole and to select words that logically fit the blanks.These questions have a sentence with one blank space and ask you to choose two words from the six answer choices that make equivalent and logical sentences. Sentence Equivalence questions test your ability to determine how a sentence should be completed by using the meaning of the entire sentence.Here is how GRE Sentence Equivalence questions and Text Completion questions differ:
GRE Sentence Equivalence Questions and Text Completion questions may seem similar, and both essentially test your vocabulary, but they function differently on the exam. The Verbal Reasoning measure of the GRE contains two sections with three types of questions: Reading Comprehension, Text Completion, and Sentence Equivalence.
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