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GRE Computer Science Test Practice Book

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GRE Computer Science Test Practice Book

Publisher: Educational Testing Service
Number of pages: 54

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This free GRE practice book contains one actual, full-length GRE Computer Science Test and test-taking strategies. You can become familiar with test structure, content, test instructions and answering procedures. The test consists of about 70 multiple-choice questions, some of which are grouped in sets and based on such materials as diagrams, graphs, and program fragments.

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