The Revised GRE is a long, grueling test. To get a perfect score
on the quantitative section (a 170) you will not only have to
answer the difficult questions correctly, but you will also have
to answer all of the easy ones. Nonetheless, I’ve focused on the
difficult questions for the 170-challenge. I can’t promise a
perfect correlation, but something tells me that if you can
answer all five of these questions correctly in less than 10
minutes, you are well on your way to a perfect score. Of course
missing a few hardly precludes a perfect score. But make sure
you learn from the ones you miss to make sure you don’t make
similar mistakes in the future. And if time is a problem,
remember the Magoosh GRE product has plently of questions to
help you hone your chops—both from a pacing and a conceptual
standpoint. Good luck, and feel free to post your answers. Let’s
see who the first perfect score will be! 1. If s and t are both
primes, how many positive divisors of v are greater than 1, if v
is an integer? 2. A quad