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ExamVocab is a free vocabulary study tool with 9332 words across GRE, SAT, TOEFL, and IELTS. Browse flashcards online with tap-to-reveal definitions, build a personal study deck, or download print-ready PDF card decks for $25 per test.
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How it works
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Search and filter 9332 words across 4 tests. Click any card to reveal its definition and example sentence. No account needed.
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Get the full, print-ready flashcard deck for any test — $25 one-time. Instant download, the same high-quality file for every buyer.
Four tests, one place
Graduate Record Examination — analytical vocabulary for graduate school admissions.
Browse GRE →Scholastic Assessment Test — essential vocabulary for college entrance exams.
Browse SAT →Test of English as a Foreign Language — academic English for international students.
Browse TOEFL →International English Language Testing System — vocabulary for study, work, and migration.
Browse IELTS →Simple pricing
Everything you need to study on-screen.
- Browse all 9332 words
- Flip cards for definitions
- Filter by test & search
- Personal deck (up to 500 cards)
- Study on any device
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Frequently asked questions
What format are the flashcard downloads?
Each test deck is delivered as a single PDF file formatted at poker card size (3.5 × 2.5 inches). Each card has the word and pronunciation on the front, and the definition with an example sentence on the back. The file is print-ready for any home printer or professional print shop.
How many words are included in each test deck?
GRE contains 5233 words, SAT contains 2808 words, TOEFL contains 6065 words, and IELTS contains 3572 words. Words are curated based on frequency analysis of past exam content and official word lists.
Can I study for free without buying anything?
Yes. All 9332 vocabulary words across all four tests are free to browse online. You can tap any card to reveal its definition and example sentence. The paid PDF is for people who want a print-ready physical flashcard deck.
What is the difference between the free browse and the paid PDF?
The free browse gives you access to all words in a digital flashcard format on any device. The $25 PDF download is a professionally formatted, print-ready file designed for physical study cards you can cut out and use offline.
Do you offer refunds?
Because the product is an instantly downloadable digital file, refunds are handled on a case-by-case basis. Contact support within 7 days of purchase if you experience any issues with your download.
How were these vocabulary words selected?
Words are selected through frequency analysis of official test preparation materials, past exam content, and high-frequency word lists. Each word appears in actual standardized test contexts and is verified against official study guides from ETS (GRE, TOEFL), College Board (SAT), and the British Council (IELTS).
What students say
The GRE deck was exactly what I needed — concise definitions with real example sentences. I used the PDF cards for two weeks before my test and felt much more confident on verbal reasoning.
I love that you can browse all the words for free before deciding to buy. The flashcard format made it easy to study on my phone during commutes. The TOEFL deck helped me pass on my first attempt.
Simple and focused — no distractions, just the words I need to know for the SAT. The print-ready PDF was a nice touch for studying offline. Worth every penny.
About ExamVocab
ExamVocab was created to provide a focused, distraction-free vocabulary study tool for standardized test preparation. Word lists are curated through frequency analysis of official test preparation materials published by ETS (GRE and TOEFL), the College Board (SAT), and the British Council and IDP (IELTS). Each word is verified against published official study guides and past exam content.