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Multiple-Choice: Choose One or More Answer Choices
These questions have one or more answer choices that are correct. You will be told to select or choose all that apply. 
There is no partial credit for these questions; you must select all, and only, the correct answers in order to receive credit

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for your response. Assess each answer choice on its own to determine if it answers the question correctly. As with the
previous question type, make sure you read all the answer choices. 
Numeric Entry Questions 
Numeric Entry questions present a unique challenge in that you do not have answer choices to choose from. Instead,
you must complete the necessary calculation and key your answer in the designated box. A numeric entry question may
look like this: 
100
ARGOPREP.COM/GRE
22 + 28 = 
Once you perform the calculation, you will enter your answer into the box. If your answer is an integer or a decimal,
you will enter it into a single box. If your answer is a fraction, you will enter the numerator into the top box and the
denominator in the bottom box. Be sure to enter the units in the box after the value, if required. You should enter the
entire outcome of the calculation unless instructed not to do so. Let us look at some other considerations related to
numeric entry questions: 
• Because you do not have answers to choose from, it may not be as easy to realize when you have made a mistake in
your calculations. Read the question carefully and ensure you are performing the correct calculations and reporting

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the answer in the correct units, if applicable. 
• Round your number only after you have completed the entire calculation. Often, decimals can be entered as
calculated. However, if the question asks you to round your number, make sure you do so, but not until after you
arrive at your final answer. 
• You have some flexibility in how you record your answer as all equivalent answers are credited responses. For
example, if your answer is 8 
_ 
16 , you do not need to further reduce your answer to 1 
_2. Both are correct, so save some 
time by not further reducing the fraction and move on to the next question.