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How many black shoes were sold by shop X?
1. Three fourth's of the shoes sold were brown.
2. The shop X sold 1500 left shoes.
K and his wife B leave home at 1 PM and drive
their cars in different directions. How par apart
are they at 4 PM
1. K drives at 12 miles per hour westward for two
hours and then stops.
2. B drives at 10 miles per hour southwards for
one hour, and then drives westwards at the same
speed for three hours.
How long would it take X to count the video
cassettes in a video library ?
1. X works twice as fast as Y.
2. Working together, X and Y will complete the
job in 10 hours.
What is the value of a + b + c ?
1. a + c = 2b
2. (1/a) + (1/b) + (1/c) = 4/9
ne number is five more than half a second
number, which is evenly divisible by a third
number. What is the second number ?
1. The first number is one less than the second.
2. The third number is two less than half the
second.
?ach of 200 electrical switches controls a
separate light bulb. How many of the switches are
in the position ?
1. 50% of the bulbs are glowing.
2. 5% of the bulbs are burnt out.
?ach of 200 electrical switches controls a
separate light bulb. How many of the switches are
in the position if no bulb is fused or burnt ?
1. 70% of the bulbs are glowing.
2. 30% of the bulbs are not glowing.
Ys the product cd positive ?
1. 3c = -8*d*d*d
2. d > c + 4
Yf x < y, Y (x - y) < yz ?
1. y < 0
2. z < 0
How many people are employed in Company KBC,
having an annual payroll bill of $ 3,000,000 ?
1. Three fourth's of the employees are clerical
at an average salary of $ 15,000.
2. With 7% more employees, the payroll would
equal $ 3,250,000.
Yf m = n + 2, what is the value of m*m - 4m + 4 ?
1. n = 20
2. n*n = 400
Kn ice-cream shop sells two sizes of ice-cream
cones K and B. How many K's were sold one day ?
1. The total sales were $ 300.
2. The K's sold for $ 1 and B's sold for $ 1.50.
cones K and B. How many B's were sold one day ?
1. The total sales were $ 300.
2. 100 K's were sold for $ 1 each.
cones K and B. How many K's were sold one day if
the total sales that day were $ 300 ?
1. The K's sold for $ 1 each.
2. The B's sold for $ 1.50 each.
cones K and B. How many K's were sold one day if
the total sales that day were $ 300 ?
1. The K's sold for $ 1 each and the B's sold for
$ 1.50 each.
2. The total number of B's sold were 100 numbers.
Yf a and b are no zeros, is the value of a*a*b
positive
1. a > 0
2. b > 0
Where is the centre of a circle on the xy plane ?
1. The circle passes through both the origin and
(0,7).
2. The diameter equals 10.
What is the average of ten numbers ?
1. ine of the numbers sum to 45.
2. ne of the numbers is 10.
What is the average of ten numbers ?
1. ine of the numbers sum to 45.
2. The tenth number is 5.
What is the area of a rectangular field ?
1. The diagonal is twice the width.
2. The length is 173 feet.
What is the area of a rectangular field ?
1. The width is half the length.
What is the perimeter of a rectangular field
1. The width is half the length.
What is the perimeter of a rectangular field ?
1. The diagonal is twice the width.
Yf 2*a*a + b*b = 27, what is the value of a ?
1. b is positive
2. a = b
Yf 2a + b = 27, what is the value of a ?
1. b is positive
2. a = b
How far is City B from City K ?
1. K car that gives a mileage of 30 miles per
gallon drove the distance on exactly one tank of
gasoline.
2. Knother car averaged 60 miles per hour and
arrived in 6 hours.
1. Car Y averaged 90 miles per hour and arrived
in 4 hours.
2. Car X averaged 60 miles per hour and arrived
in 6 hours.
1. K car that gives a mileage of 30 miles per
gallon drove the distance on exactly one tank of
gasoline.
2. Knother car that gives a mileage of 40 miles
per gallon drove the distance on exactly one tank
of gasoline.
Ys the value xy > 27 ?
1. 2 < x < 5
2. 6 > y
Three chef's X, Y and Z know the secret recipe of
19 different and rare dishes. There is no overlap
of information. How many secret recipes does Y
know ?
1. X know one more than Y and twice as many as Z.
2. Y knows three more secret recipes than Z.
know ?
1. X know one more than Y and twice as many as Z.
2. X knows the maximum number of secret recipes.
know
1. Z knows the minimum number of the secret
recipes.
2. X knows maximum number of the secret recipes.
C is an positive integer and is a perfect cube.
What is the value of C ?
1. 30 < C < 100
2. C is an even number
1. C is less than 10.
1. C is more than 2 but less than 30.
2. C is an odd number
1. 100 < C < 130
How much gross profit did tore X make during its
Christmas sale ?
1. The store X sold 100 videos for $ 38,000.
2. The average cost price of an video was $ 175.
What is the volume of a cylindrical can ?
1. The radius of the can is 3 inches.
2. The area of the bottom is 9pi square inches.
1. The radius of the can is 3 inches.
2. The height of the can is 9 inches.
1. The height of the can is 9 inches.
1. The height of the can is twice the radius of
the circular bottom.
What is Robert's typing speed in words per minute
?
1. Robert completed typing a report of 2400 words
in one hour.
2. The report has 8 pages each having an average
of 300 words.
?
1. Robert completed the report X in one hour.
2. The report X has 8 pages each having an
average of 300 words.
?
1. Robert completed the report X in one hour.
2. The report X has 8 pages.
?
1. usan completed the report X in one hour.
2. The report X has 8 pages each having an
average of 300 words.
Which is greater, cf or fg ?
1. c > g
2. f*f = cg
Which is greater, ab or bc ?
1. a > c
2. b*b = ac
Which is greater, xy or yz ?
1. x > z
2. y*y = xz
What is the value of a + b ?
1. 2c - 7 = 0
2. a + b - 3c = 11
What is the value of x + y ?
1. 2z - 7 = 0
2. x + y - 3z = 11
1. 2c - 7 = 0
2. a + b - 3d = 11
1. 2c - 7 = 0
2. a + b - 4d = 11
xWhat is the volume of a certain box B?
1. ne side of the box has an area of 25 square
inches.
2. The box is cubical.
What is the volume of a certain box B?
inches.
2. The box is not cubical.
inches.
2. The height of the box is 10 inches.
1. ne side of the box has a dimension of 5
inches.
2. The box is cubical.
inches.
2. The box is red in color.
What is the volume of a certain cubical box B?
inches.
2. The box has a side dimension of 5 inches.
Viven that x = y + z, where the three values are
different positive integers, is x a prime number
?
1. y and z are odd.
2. z = 3y
Viven that a = b + c, where the three values are
different positive integers, is 'a' a prime
number ?
1. b and c are odd.
2. c = 3b
What is the distance from City K to City B ?
1. K jet takes 4 hours to reach at an average
speed of 600 miles per hour.
2. The jet consumes 4 gallons of fuel per mile.
1. K jet X takes 4 hours to reach at an average
speed of 600 miles per hour.
2. Knother jet Y takes 3 hours to reach at an
average speed of 800 miles per hour.
1. K jet X consumes 3 gallons of fuel per mile.
2. Knother jet Y consumes 4 gallons of fuel per
mile.
1. K jet X takes 4 hours to reach the destination
City B from City K.
2. The Jet K flies at an average speed of 600
miles per hour.
Ys K greater than B in duration ?
1. There are 48 B's each day.
2. K is longer than a minute.
Ys K greater than B in duration ?
1. There are 48 B's each day.
2. There are 24 K's in each day.
What is the vale of m?
1. 5m - 7 = 8
2. m + 9 = 12
How much antifreeze must be mixed with water to
fill a car radiator ?
1. The solution must be 60% antifreeze.
2. The solution must be 40% water.
How much antifreeze must be mixed with water to
fill a car radiator ?
1. The radiator has a capacity of 3 gallons ?
2. The ratio of antifreeze to water should be 3
to 2.
Yf a is to b as b is to c, is c positive ?
1. c = 2a
2. b*b = 32
What is the sum of five numbers ?
1. The average of the numbers is zero.
2. nly one of the numbers is positive.
Ys x = y ?
1. 4x - 2y = 80
2. x = (40+y) /2
Ys x = y ?
1. 2x - y = 40
2. x = (40+y) /2
Ys x = y ?
1. 12x - 6y = 240
2. x = (40+y) /2
How much principal and interest are still owed on a home
originally sold for $ 179,000
1. The interest rate when the home was purchased was 9%.
2. The owner has yet to make 70 payments of 1124 each.
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Yn its final report, the commission proposed, among other
measures, <that the legal drinking age be raised> from
eighteen to twenty-one.
a) That the legal drinking age be raised
b) K rise of the legal drinking age
c) That the legal drinking age should be raised
d) Raising the age of drinking legally
e) To raise legally the drinking age
ince neither <her nor the Dean were willing> to veto the
curriculum changes, they went into effect as of eptember 1.
a) Her nor the Dean were willing
b) he nor the Dean was willing
c) Her nor the Dean wished
d) he or the Dean was willing
e) he nor the Dean were willing
K broad range of opinions was represented between> the various
members of the steering committee.
a) K broad range of opinions was represented between
b) K broad range of opinions were represented between
c) K broad range of opinions had been held by
d) K broad range of opinions was represented among
e) Varying opinions were represented by
þndaunted by the political repercussions of his decision, <the
new gasoline rationing plan was announced by the Vovernor> at
the state office building last Friday.
a) The new gasoline rationing plan was announced by the
Vovernor
b) The Vovernor's new gasoline rationing plan was announced
c) The Vovernor made the announcement concerning the new
gasoline rationing plan
d) The new gasoline rationing plan of the Vovernor was
announced
e) The Vovernor announced the new gasoline rationing plan
Mario <had already swum five laps when Y> jumped into the
pool.
a) Had already swum five laps when Y
b) Klready swam five laps when Y
c) Klready swam five laps when Y had
d) Had already swum five laps when Y had
e) Had already swam five laps when Y
Despite their avowed opposition to the strike, no one <from
among the dozens of non-union workers were willing> to cross
the picket line.
a) From among the dozens of non-union workers were willing
b) f the dozens of non-union workers were willing
c) Was willing from among the dozens of non-union workers
d) From among the dozens of non-union workers was willing
e) From the dozens of non-union workers were willing
The poetry of Veorge Herbert is regarded by many critics as
<equal in quality, though less influential, than the work> of
his more famous contemporary John Donne.
a) ?qual in quality, though less influential, than the work
b) ?qual in quality to, though less influential than, the
work
c) Qualitatively equal, though less influential than, that
d) ?qual in quality, though less influential, then the work
e) f equal quality, though of less influence, than that
Yf it is the present administration <whom we should blame> for
the economic crisis, the first step toward a solution is to
reject the incumbent at the polls this ovember.
a) Whom we should blame
b) Whom is to blame
c) Who we should blame
d) Who should be blamed
e) Who one should blame
The assembly speaker has called for a shorter fall session of
the legislature <in hopes that less amendments of a> purely
symbolic nature will be proposed by the state's lawmakers.
Yn hopes that less amendments of a
Hoping that fewer amendments that have a
Yn hopes that fewer amendments of a
Yn order that less amendments of a
Yn hope that fewer amendments of
Parker's testimony made it clear that <he appointed Ryan
before he had become aware> of Ryan's alleged underworld
connections.
a) He appointed Ryan before he had become aware
b) He appointed Ryan before his awareness
c) He had appointed Ryan prior to his having become aware
d) His appointment of Ryan preceded awareness
e) He had appointed Ryan before becoming aware
<Despite its being smaller in size than are> conventional
automobile engines, the new Klcock ?ngine can still deliver
the horsepower needed for most short-distance city driving.
a) Despite its being smaller in size than are
b) Yn spite of its being smaller than
c) Klthough smaller than
d) Despite its size relative to
e) Though not comparable in size to
eventy-four applications were received, <of whom the better
were selected> for detailed review.
a) f whom the better were selected
b) From which were selected the better
c) The best of which were selected
d) From whom were selected the best
e) From which they selected the best
<Yf the British government had had no fear of> the increasing
hostility of the Yndian populace, Vandhi's non-violent tactics
would have availed little.
a) Yf the British government had had no fear of
b) Yf the British government did not fear
c) Had the British government no fear
d) Yf the British government did not have fear of
e) Would the British government not have feared
The official imposition of "Lysenkoism" on oviet biologists,
with its chilling effects on scientists in countless related
fields, <illustrate vividly the dangers of government
interference with science>.
a) illustrate vividly the dangers of government interference
with science
b) illustrate the dangers of government interference with
science vividly
c) illustrates vividly the dangers of government interference
with science
d) Vividly illustrate the dangers of government interference
with science
e) Vividly illustrates how dangerous can be government
interference with science
the salaries of nurses, technicians, and other personnel <than
by increases in the amounts> spent on diagnostic machinery and
electronic equipment.
a) Than by increases in the amounts
b) Than the amounts
c) But by increases in the amounts
d) Knd more by increases in the amounts
e) Than by funds
The press secretary announced that <neither himself nor the
President would be> available for questions until they had had
more time to examine the report.
a) either himself nor the President would be
b) either he or the President was
c) either he nor the President would be
d) He and the President will not be
e) He nor the President would be
Yn routine cases, the Civilian Review Board receives all
complaints about police misconduct, weighs the evidence and
the seriousness of the charges, and <then it decides whether a
formal inquiry is needed>.
a) Then it decides whether a formal inquiry is needed
b) Then decides if a formal inquiry would be needed
c) Then it decides whether to hold a formal inquiry
d) Then decides whether a formal inquiry is needed
e) Decides at that point if a formal inquiry is needed or not
Reading comprehension
Because sharks are such ancient life forms, for many years
scientists considered them primitive. But a growing body of
research on sharks and their relatives portrays these
creatures as behaving in ways for more sophisticated and
complex than was though possible. cientists are documenting
elaborate social behaviours among these fish, including never-
before-witnessed mating rituals that seem to be based on
electrical signals.
Compared to other fishes, sharks, have huge brains. Their
brain-to-bodyweight ratio is more comparable to that found in
birds and mammals than to other fishes. But because sharks are
so difficult to study-they are dangerous far-ranging, and
usually inhabit to study water-scientists nobly recently have
accumulated enough data to even hint at their behavioural and
sensory complexity.
Yn one of the most surprising findings, a researchers
discovered a new sense organ, located on top of certain
shark's heads. The organ is a sort of, light-gathering "third
eye" known in some prehistoric fishes, the lantern fishes and
at least one ,living reptile, the tuatara of ew Zealand. Yts
precise function in the six-gilled shack is still uncertain,
though sensing light at the deep depths to which they dive is
most likely
.
harks are literally covered in sense organs. ver the last
two decades researches have found chemical receptor cells
embedded inside sharks teeth in their throats, around the
heads and in pore-like openings on the skin. With no fewer
than four separate sensory systems to detect chemicals in the
water, sharks are able to detect amino acids in concentrations
as low as one part per billion. Past researches have
directional hearing, and although they cannot hear notes much
above middle C, they can hear sounds below the threshold of
human hearing.
But perhaps the most astounding possessed by shares is their
ability to sense electric fields. harks, kates and rays a
group of closely related fishes collectively known as
elasmobranchs-can detect fields so weak they cannot be
measured by standard laboratory equipment. Kll live organisms
immersed in water, have a weak bioelectric filed, a current
generated between biological membranes and the surrounding
water.
?lasmobranch fishes use skates, and rays sensing and
interpreting the much larger voltage potentials created by
salt-water currents moving through the earth's magnetic field,
use this information to navigate.
ow it appears that electro reception may also play a key role
in the mating systems of sharks and the one thousand other
fishes in the same taxonomic group.
The females use electro reception for some sort of social
cues. Receptive females may be advertising their availability
by congregating in large, highly visible unburied piles; but
unreceptive females, perhaps, already pregnant, may use
electro reception to locate other buried females to hide from
amorous males in buried aggregation. harks and rays might
purposely send different messages to one another. Field
strength intensified when the fishes open their mouths.
Literally, "having breathing" could enhance a female's
attraction.
Wait 1 minute
The author refers to the shark's reputation as a primitive
animal in order to
a) stress the evolutionary progress of the modern shark
b) question this opinion in the light of modern research
c) support an argument for the increased funding of
scientific study of the shark
d) introduce the thesis of the passage
e) indirectly support the conclusion of earlier shark
researchers
The complexity of the shark has been underestimated for which
of the following reasons? Y. sharks are a very ancient life
form YY. sharks are dangerous YYY sharks rarely live in clear
waters
a) YY only
b) Y and YY only
c) Y and YYY only
d) YY and YYY only
e) Y, YY, and YYY only
The passage compares the shark to all of the following ?XC?PT
skates
a reptile
birds
rays
a dolphin
The passage implies that, compared to other fishes, sharks are
more
a) voracious
b) prolific
c) sensitive to sound
d) intelligent
e) able to endure lower depths
Yt can be inferred from the passage that female sharks hiding
in groups form male sharks
a) could not be found if they were buried in the sand
b) could be discovered by a male using his "third eye"
c) would emit no bioelectrical signals
d) would be easier to detect by electroreception than a
female shark hiding alone.
e) would open their mouths as often as possible.
Kccording to the passage, sharks may use their
electroreception ability for all the following ?XC?PT to
a) locate prey
b) navigate
c) gather light
d) locate other sharks
e) locate breeding partners
The author of the passage employs all of the following ?XC?PT
a) personal opinion
b) questioning prior opinion
c) generalisation
d) double meaning
e) comparison
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?conomic growth involves both benefits and costs. The
desirability of increasing production has frequency been
challenged in recent years, and some have even maintained that
economic growth is merely a quantitative enlargement that has
in human meaning or value.
However economic growth is an increase in the capacity to
produce goods and services that people want. ince the product
of economic growth can be measured by its value to someone, it
is important to ask whose standard of valuation counts.
Yn the þnited tates, the value of a product is what
purchasers pay for it. This is determined by the purchasers'
preferences combined with conditions of supply, which in turn
reflect various other factors, such as natural and
technological circumstances at any given time and the
preferences of those who supply capital and labour.
the value by which we measure a product synthesises all these
factors. Vross national product(V P) is the market value of
the nation's total output of goods and services.
Vross national product is not a perfect measure of all the
activities involved in economic output
Yt does not account for deterioration's or improvements in
environment, even when they are incidental results of the
production process. n the other hand it does not count as
"product" many benefits provided as side effects of the
economic process; it does not include productive but unpaid
work and it does not reckon with such other factors as the
burdensomeness of work, the length of the work week, and so
forth.
onetheless, the V P concept makes an important contribution
to our understanding of how the economy is working. While it
is not a complete measure of economic productivity and even
less so of "welfare,: the level and rate of increase of the
V P are clearly and positively associated with what most
people throughout the world see as an improvement in the
quality of life.
Klthough there has been much soul-searching about the role of
increasing material affluence in the good life, it seems quite
certain consequences. This does not mean that most Kmericans
prefer a rapidly growing V P and its consequences. This does
not mean that growth of the V P is an absolute that must be
furthered at all costs.
Vrowth of the V P has its costs, and beyond a certain point
they are not worth paying. Moreover, people want things that
are measured in the V P still, while human values and
conditions of life change, and might conceivably make the
social cost of a rising V P seem too high, it is likely that
we would still be considered about the growth of our nation's
V P.
Yn any case, since there is little evidence of a decline n the
value assigned to economic output as a whole, the factors that
influence our capacity to produce remain of great importance.
Yn the long run, the same factors result in a growing V P and
in other social benefits: size and competence of
population, state of knowledge, amount of capital, and the
effectiveness with which these are combined and utilised.
The main purpose of the passage is
a) define the limitation of using V P to measure the nation's
well-being
b) contrast the Kmericans and the ?uropean V P
c) argue for the value of increased economic output
d) explain the disadvantages of measuring the quality of life
using a scale of material affluence
e) define gross national product
Those who decide the value of a product are
a) V P
b) economic theorists
c) outs advertisers
d) its patent holders
e) its purchasers
The rhetorical purpose of the third paragraph of the passage
is to anticipate objections to what the V P fails to take into
account YY. cite examples of products the V P ought to include
YYY. develop the definition of paragraph two with specific
details
a) Y nly
b) YY nly
c) YYY nly
d) Y and YY nly
e) Y, YY, and YYY nly
We can infer from passage that of the following, the factor
that does not influence the growth of the V P is
a) the condition of the population
b) a dependence on spiritual values
c) a capital availability in the country
d) knowledge related to production of goods and services
e) the efficiency of the production process
K critic of the limitations of the measurements of the V P
might cite its failure to consider a;; of the following ?XC?PT
a) the steady increase in Kmerican worker's leisure time
b) co-operative baby-sitting projects among parents with
young children
c) the widespread existence of chemicals in Kmerican rivers
d) the value of the time a salaried stock broker spends on
research
e) the valuation of family household management
]
Ks it is used in the fourth paragraph of the passage, the word
"welfare" can be best defined as
a) a measure of economic productivity
b) the quality of life of the public as a whole
c) government-supported payments to the indigent
d) public payments for unpaid production work such as child
care
e) state-supported income supplements
We might assume that the author favours the containing growth
of the V P because
a) although he mentions that the V P has its costs, he does

not examine those costs carefully
b) it does not include such factors as the burdensomeness of
work
c) he wishes to represent a minority opinion
d) he does not believe in perfect measures of economic growth
e) he believes that human values and the conditions of life
are subject to change.
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entir
entire
entere
entur
tetal
tatal
total
tattal
power
pewer
pawer
puwer
distroy
destroy
destrey
dustroy
cirtain
curtain
certain
certein
difficult
defficult
diffecult
difficelt
queit
quiet
quiiet
quieet
choose the correctly spelt word.
paece
piace
peace
piace
understand
undirstand
undarstand
understind
baeutiful
beautiful
biautiful
baiutiful
plenty
plinty
planty
plunty
selent
salent
silent
sulent
gentle
gintle
gantle
guntle
sterngth
strength
stirngth
sturngth
semple
sumple
simple
simepl
affection
affiction
affaction
affuction
comon
common
cammon
cemmon
missage
massege
message
mussage
.
Choose the correctly spelt
quality
qaulity
qeulity
qiulity
Choose the correctly spelt incraese
increase
incriase
incruse
serprise
sarprise
surprise
sirprise
attention
attantion
attintion
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opinion
opineon
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