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Read this article for building the required patience for RCs:

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/11/20/global-planetary-defense-earth-asteroids-523072

It has several important vocabulary words and the language used is of GRE quality.

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Read this article for reading practice. You'll find important GRE words such as sporadic, provident, aversion and more.

https://www.economist.com/middle-east-and-africa/how-kidnappers-zealots-and-rebels-are-making-nigeria-ungovernable/21805737


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Single blank text completion question:

As Guynn and McCoy point out, particularly noxious, outlying content was provided to users by Facebook’s “reshare” feature in which posts not involving “friends” were shared to the user, based on assumptions about their interests. The long and short of this social media paradigm is that people become radicalized by a(n) ____ system designed to reward and thereby encourage the spread of divisive content, to increase user engagement.


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We listen to a long recording of Holmes answering questions from investors about when the company will go public, whether it works with the military and its competition. Her answers, as the Pfizer guy eloquently put it, are “non-informative, ________, deflective and evasive.” Erin Griffith In the recording, Holmes says Theranos was growing on “cash from operations".

(options in poll below)

Apologies for the previous question, it lacked proper context and was incomplete. Though "mundane" was the correct answer, it didn't make complete sense since context was missing.

You can find the article here: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.deccanherald.com/amp/opinion/panorama/the-metaverse-explained-by-an-eight-year-old-1049058.html

We will be mindful in future to post questions with more context.

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Perfunctory is used in a sentence as such:

“I stood up and then another guard jumped up and said, ‘You don’t stand unless you’re allowed permission to stand,’ and threatened to pepper-spray me.” Three days after his arrest, he appeared before Judge Davenport. She seemed hostile, he says, the hearing perfunctory.

Perfunctory means (of an action) carried out without real interest, feeling, or effort.

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Hint - In text completion questions, usually the 4 answer choices are as follows -
- the answer
- option that makes sense but isn't the best answer
- option that's opposite the answer
- option that's close to an antonym of the answer

Question - Text completion
But that they are going together, while companionably ignoring one another, seems of paramount importance. I believe this is called community.” This going together, travelling through the city in fellowship with strangers, is the true subject of Elkin’s book, and the most _______ drawn element of it.

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The world's most important climate conference is going on, here's an article to help you get an overview of what's happening at COP26 and also brush up on some GRE reading and vocab -
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2059794

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