GMAT Sample Questions

Analyzing Questions

Analyzing GMAT sample questions help you test your own knowledge and understand the requirement and what the correct answer to a question is. GMAT sample questions usually provide the answers and an analysis of each multiple choice option which makes studying for the GMAT easier.

When taking the GMAT your ability to correct sentences is an important component of the vocabulary section of the test. Sentence correction questions are asked as part of the 75-minute verbal section along with reading comprehension, and critical reasoning questions.

Usually the GMAT has around 14 sentence correction questions of varying degrees of difficulty. When looking at GMAT sample questions part of the sentence is underlined and you will have four or five choices to choose a correct answer from.Sentence correction is designed to test your skills in sentence construction, English grammar, effective expression, and how you use words.

Sample Sentence Correction Questions

Here are some GMAT sample questions similar to the type you can expect to find in the real GMAT as part of the verbal section. There are no answers here as they are meant as examples only. Get online and find GMAT sample questions written by experienced testers to truly help you prepare for the GMAT.

Rewrite the underlined part of each sentence and choose the answer that best fits.

1. It should simply be performed only by people who have completed accredited laser hair removal training.

a. It should simply be performed only by people who have completed accredited laser hair removal training.

b. It should only be carried out by people who have passed accredited hair removal training.

c. It should be carried out by people who passed accredited hair removal training.

d. It should only be performed only by people who have completed accredited laser hair removal training.

2. Hannah and her grandfather are similar because they both have a strong confidence in themselves?

a. they both have strong confidence in themselves

b. they have confidence in themselves

c. they both have strong confidence in themself

d. they both have confidence in themselves

3. Let us start by defining procrastination, using the old adage, this is simply the putting off until tomorrow what can be done today.

a. Let us start by defining procrastination, using the old adage, this is simply the putting off until tomorrow what can be done today.

b. Let us start by defining procrastination using the old adage this is simply the putting off until tomorrow what can be done today.

c. The adage ‘don’t put off to tomorrow what you can do today’ describes the meaning of procrastination.

d. The adage, ‘don’t put off to tomorrow what you can do today’, describes the meaning of procrastination.

4. No matter how down and out someone is, no matter how depressed or no matter how low their self-esteem has gotten you can still revive their level of self-confidence.

a. No matter how depressed someone is, you can always help them feel better.

b. No matter how down and out someone is, no matter how depressed or no matter how low their self-esteem has gotten you can still revive their level of self-confidence.

c. No matter how depressed, someone is, you can always help to make them feel better.

d. No matter how down and out someone is, no matter how depressed or no matter how low their self-esteem has gotten, you can still revive their level of self-confidence.

5. Aggressive driving, which entails improper operation of a motor vehicle with the intention to scare or harm others, has become more and more common in recent years.

a. Aggressive driving has become more common place recently.

b. Aggressive driving has become more common recently.

c. Aggressive driving, which entails improper operation of a motor vehicle with the intention to scare or harm others, has become more and more common in recent years.

d. Aggressive driving, which entails improper operation of a motor vehicle with the intention to scare or harm others, has become more common recently.

Practice using Sample Questions

The best advice you can get when preparing for the GMAT, is to practice. The more time you spend practicing GMAT sample questions, the more confident you will be on the day of the test. Make the most of your opportunity to prepare so you can sit your GMAT with confidence and get into that.