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GRE Quantitative Reasoning practice: section 1

12 questions: Quantitative Comparison, multiple choice, select-all and numeric entry, plus a data set. Same number of questions and time limit as the real GRE Quant 1.

All questions are written by Keiko Study in the official format; they are not official GRE papers.

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Question 1

Fractions and averages

Compare Quantity A and Quantity B.

Quantity AQuantity B
14The average (arithmetic mean) of 13 and 15
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Question 2

Inequalities and reciprocals

a and b are nonzero numbers, and a>b.

Compare Quantity A and Quantity B.

Quantity AQuantity B
1a1b
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Question 3

Circles and right triangles

Triangle ABC is inscribed in a circle, so all three of its vertices lie on the circle. Angle C is a right angle, AC=6, and BC=8.

Compare Quantity A and Quantity B.

Quantity AQuantity B
The area of the circle25π
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Question 4

Median and mean

A list consists of five numbers. The median of the five numbers is 10, and their average (arithmetic mean) is 12.

Compare Quantity A and Quantity B.

Quantity AQuantity B
The greatest number in the list14
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Question 5

Linear equations in word problems

Priya bought 14 items at a stationery shop: some notebooks at $3.00 each, and the rest pens at $1.50 each. She spent $30.00 in total. How many notebooks did she buy?

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Question 6

Volume and surface area

A closed rectangular box has a square base and a height of 6 centimeters. If the volume of the box is 150 cubic centimeters, what is the total surface area of the box, in square centimeters?

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Question 7

Successive percent changes

A shop raised the price of a lamp by 20%. Later, it reduced the new price by 15%, and the lamp then sold for $51. What was the price of the lamp, in dollars, before the 20% increase?

Enter your answer as a whole number, a decimal or a fraction such as 3/4.

Questions 8–9

International students at a university

The table shows the number of international students enrolled at a university in 2024 and in 2025, by home region. Each international student is counted in exactly one region.

Home region20242025
Africa300360
East Asia1,2401,282
Europe520494
Latin America240312
South Asia9001,152
Total3,2003,600

Question 8

Data interpretation: percent change

For which home region was the percent increase in the number of international students from 2024 to 2025 the greatest?

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Question 9

Data interpretation: projections

Suppose the total number of international students at the university increases by the same percent from 2025 to 2026 as it did from 2024 to 2025. How many international students will the university have in 2026?

Enter your answer as a whole number, a decimal or a fraction such as 3/4.

Question 10

Divisibility and prime factors

If n is a positive integer and n2 is divisible by 72, which of the following integers must be divisors of n?

Indicate all such integers.

Select all the answer choices that apply.

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Question 11

Coordinate geometry: lines

In the xy-plane, line k passes through the points (−2,3) and (4,−1). What is the y-intercept of line k?

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Question 12

Probability and counting

Ayumi, Bilal and Carmen each choose a whole number from 1 to 4. Each person chooses at random and independently of the others, with all four numbers equally likely, so two or more people may choose the same number. What is the probability that the greatest of the three numbers chosen is exactly 3?

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