Are GRE questions weighted?
September 3rd, 2009 | 
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Are all the questions, regardless of difficulty, worth the same…or are more difficult questions worth more?
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Sort of. The GRE is computer-administered. Your first question on each section will be one of moderate difficulty, one that 50% of test-takers answer correctly. If your answer to that question is correct, then your next question will be slightly harder, perhaps one that 45% of test-takers answer correctly. If your answer to the first question is wrong, then the opposite happens–you receive a question that is slightly easier, perhaps one that 55% of test-takers answer correctly. This continues throughout the test–every right answer yields a harder question, and every wrong answer an easier question. The computer gradually hones in on your precise score through this process of fine-tuning.