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Analytical Writing · Test 10

GRE Analytical Writing Practice Test 10

GRE Analytical Writing Practice 10 is the Analyze an Issue task from Mock 10: one timed, 30-minute essay scored against the official 0 to 6 rubric. Build and defend a position under real exam pressure, then get an expert, rubric-based read on what to fix.

  • 1 essay
  • 30 min
  • No account needed
30 min
Analytical Writing · 1 essay
  • Analyze an Issue1 essay · 30 min
What you get

More than a score on one section.

Expert estimate

Submit your essay for a rubric-based expert score and notes, clearly labelled as an estimate.

Rubric breakdown

Feedback on structure, reasoning, support, and control of language — the official scoring dimensions.

Real format & timing

One Analyze an Issue task in 30 minutes, exactly like the shorter GRE Writing measure.

Know what to fix

See the single dimension dragging your score down so your next essay targets it.

How to use it

Isolate one measure, then improve it.

A full mock tells you your total. A single-measure test tells you exactly how your argument holds up under time. Take this between full papers to target one measure at a time.

  1. 1Set the 30-minute timer and outline before you write.
  2. 2Draft a clear position with two reasons and one honest counter.
  3. 3Submit for an expert, rubric-based estimate.
  4. 4Rewrite once, targeting the weakest dimension.
The prompt

Your Issue statement.

Society should prioritize the development of automation technologies even when they displace workers, because the long-term efficiency gains ultimately create greater prosperity for the population as a whole.

Write a response in which you discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the claim and the reason on which it is based.

Before you start

What to expect.

The Analyze an Issue prompt from the matching full mock — one essay task, timed at 30 minutes, scored against the official 0 to 6 rubric.
Our grader gives an expert, rubric-based estimate across structure, reasoning, support, and language control, clearly labelled as an estimate. Only ETS issues an official score.
There is no fixed length, but strong responses are usually four to six developed paragraphs. A clear position, two reasons, and one honest counter beats a longer, shapeless essay.
Set a 30-minute timer, outline, write, then submit for feedback and rewrite once targeting the weakest dimension.
From GRE Practice Mock 10 — this is that mock's Analyze an Issue task, presented on its own.

Ready when you are.

Free, no account needed. Write under the timer, then get an expert read.