^ Humm, I am not certain about the part of my posts that cause such confusion. Perhaps, I did miss a negation in a quick reply. Rest assured that I do not recommend to read the entire dictionary. I might have written something like “After all, if word lists worked, one could read the entire dictionary!” but that was dismissive.
To be clear, my suggestion is to prepare the verbal sections by working the actual tests and always work with the direct context in mind. Recognizing patterns comes with time spent “playing” with the test. While it is better to try answering the questions, if one is short on time, it is beneficial to read past tests and look up words that are unknown during the reading sessions. One can do 2-3 sections in 20-30 minutes before bed time!