Varsity Tutors always has a different GMAT Verbal Question of the Day ready at your disposal! If you’re just looking to get a quick review into your busy day, our GMAT Verbal Question of the Day is the perfect option. Answer enough of our GMAT Verbal Question of the Day problems and you’ll be ready to ace the next test. Check out what today’s GMAT Verbal Question of the Day is below.

If you are looking at going on to graduate school, you may be taking the GMAT. It is a good idea if you haven’t taken an English or reading class in awhile to brush up on your skills before taking the GMAT. The Question of the Day for GMAT Verbal is a great place to begin preparing for the GMAT. It is a daily test review that is only one question, which makes studying fun and convenient. Whether you need GMAT tutoring in Atlanta, GMAT tutoring in Houston, or GMAT tutoring in San Francisco, working one-on-one with an expert may be just the boost your studies need.

The GMAT Verbal Question of the Day can be emailed to you, or you can access it anywhere you have The Internet, through the website or application. That means you can do your daily test practice virtually anywhere, which is great if you already have a busy schedule. The questions are a random sampling based on the actual questions that may appear on the test on exam day. Each day, you will never know what kind of question you will. One day may be critical reasoning or sentence completion, and the next may be making inferences from business or humanities passages. This will help you to determine what problems are more difficult for you, as you will easily see which areas you get correct and/or incorrect more often. Also, as you answer the GMAT Verbal Question of the Day regularly, you will cover a large variety of Verbal questions. This will help you to keep the topics fresh in your mind, as well help you with test preparedness overall. Varsity Tutors also offers resources like a free GMAT Verbal Practice Tests to help with your self-paced study, or you may want to consider a GMAT tutor.

After you answer the GMAT Verbal Question of the Day each day, you also get a detailed report showing your performance as a whole, displaying the number of questions you have answered incorrectly versus correct, the difficulty of the questions, how long it has taken you to answer each question, the average time it takes others to answer the questions, as well as how others have answered each question. This helps you to determine the areas your particular strengths as well as your weaknesses. This helps you to tailor your test review to better improve those weaknesses while keeping the strengths strong. Also, after completion of the Question of the Day, there is an explanation of the correct answer. This is useful to ensure that you fully comprehend the answer, even if you answered correctly. In addition to the GMAT Verbal Question of the Day and GMAT tutoring, you may also want to consider using some of our GMAT Verbal Flashcards.

You can combine Question of the Day with the other free practice Learning Tools, such as the Learn by Concept syllabus, Practice Tests, and Flashcards to create a comprehensive study plan that is customizable to your meet your learning needs. Also, because of the number of different test review Learning Tools, you can approach learning from multiple angles, helping to fully learn and understand the material.

If you are looking to further your education or to get your MBA, you know that the GMAT is important for showing admissions councils that you have the capacity to be successful in your advanced studies. That makes proper test preparation and planning very important. The GMAT Verbal Question of the Day is a great free test practice tool to get you started.