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A. Steve and Raymond
B. Rick and Morty
C. Blue and Ivy
D. Rose and Morty
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Option C is the answer according to me

rick morty and rose sit together
Becky steve and raymond sit together
Blue and Ivy are left
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Thanks a lot
I’m thinking the answer is c too
Just wanted to be sure
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Scientist: A greenhouse gas, for example, carbon dioxide, forms a transparent layer that traps solar heat beneath it in the earth’s atmosphere. Atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide are currently increasing, causing the climate to warm—an effect that is predicted by at least one computer model of the greenhouse effect. But the warming that has occurred is a great deal less than what would be expected based on the model. Therefore, _______.

Which of the following most logically completes the scientist’s argument?

A. better measurements of atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide are needed
B. the definition of “greenhouse gas” should probably be reconsidered
C. there are factors besides the increase in greenhouse-gas emissions contributing to the warming of the climate
D. the computer model of the greenhouse effect must be incorrect in some respect
E. the likely consequences of any warming of the climate are unlikely to be much less damaging than predicted
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why are we rejecting C?

there could be missing factors in the model leading to gap b/w predicted vs actual
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why are we rejecting C?
In this case, the actual warming will be higher than the model.
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Q1. It has been proven that buying shares in the ACME Corporation can result in a loss of double or even more than double your initial investment. A. buying shares in the ACME Corporation can result in a loss of double or even more than double B. to buy shares in the ACME Corporation can result in a loss of double or even more than double C. buying shares in the ACME Corporation results in a loss of at least twice D. buying shares in the ACME Corporation can result in a loss of at least double E. buying shares in the ACME Corporation can result in loss of at least twice Difficulty - Hard

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Q2. Being less capable of maintaining thermal regulation of their bodies as babies born to term, prematurely born infants must be placed in incubators until they gain a sufficient amount of fat. A. Being less capable of maintaining thermal regulation of their bodies as B. Less capable of maintaining thermal regulation of their bodies compared to C. Less capable of maintaining thermal regulation of their bodies than are D. As they are less capable of maintaining thermal regulation of their bodies like E. Although they are less capable of maintaining thermal regulation of their bodies than Difficulty - Hard

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Q1. In the Surgeon General’s Report: The Health Consequences of Smoking: 50 Years of Progress, researchers claim that new regulations requiring that any movie depicting smoking receives an adult rating drives rates down further.


A. requiring that any movie depicting smoking receives an adult rating drives

B. requiring that any movie depicting smoking receive an adult rating would drive

C. that require any movie depicting smoking to receive an adult rating is driving

D. to require any movie depicting smoking to receive an adult rating drives

E. to require any movie depicting smoking to receive an adult rating to drive



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Q2. The results of sleep research indicate that, if you can fall asleep readily at any time of day, it probably means that you are sleep deprived.

(A) it probably means that

(B) it is probable that it means that

(C) that probably means

(D) it is probable that

(E) what that probably means is that



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Q1. In the Surgeon General’s Report: The Health Consequences of Smoking: 50 Years of Progress, researchers claim that new regulations requiring that any movie depicting smoking receives an adult rating drives rates down further. A. requiring that any movie depicting smoking receives an adult rating drives B. requiring that any movie depicting smoking receive an adult rating would drive C. that require any movie depicting smoking to receive an adult rating is driving D. to require any movie depicting smoking to receive an adult rating drives E. to require any movie depicting smoking to receive an adult rating to drive Difficulty - Hard
B, IMO subjunctive mood eliminates other types of verbs present in A, C, D & E.

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Q1. Innovators are developing a new cutting machine that hopes to distinguish weeds from agricultural crops by use of the latest technology in sensors. The differences in shade of color will be the basis for making the distinction. In their pitch to venture capitalists, the innovators point to the ability to lower labor costs by completely removing the need for manual weeding. Which of the following is a consideration in favor of the company’s implementing its plan to develop the prototype? (A) Some plants change the shade of their color considerably as they grow. (B) When weeding may not be found necessary laborers engaged in that work can find other jobs in agriculture during the growing season. (C) While weeds are being removed manually, the prime consideration to identify them is the shape of the leaf and its overall size. (D) Genetic manipulation will allow any species of plants to be bred economically, so that it can have a distinctive shade, color and other characteristics remaining unaltered. (E) Different species of weeds show considerable variations in the shade of their color.

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Q1. Oscar Publishing currently invites unsolicited manuscripts by authors of both academic textbooks and non-academic works of non-fiction. Since writers of academic textbooks usually adhere to prescribed curriculum’s, their manuscripts tend to be more structured than those produced by writers of non-academic works. Therefore, the CEO has recommended to the company’s board of directors that the company stop publishing non-academic works in order to save time on the editing process.

Which of the following most helps to evaluate the validity of the CEO’s recommendation?

A. Whether manuscripts for non-academic works of non-fiction are typically assigned to experienced editors

B. Whether non-academic works are not required to be as structured as academic textbooks

C. Whether checking that the manuscripts for academic textbooks have followed the guidelines prescribed in curriculum’s adds up a considerable amount of time to the editing of these scripts

D. Whether some manuscripts for academic textbooks do not follow the standard curriculum prescribed in most universities

E. Whether writers of academic textbooks are usually professors who base their books on the same syllabus that is prescribed in the universities where they teach



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Q2. President of Lazyville: The people of our country love watching movies and frequent the cinemas regularly, an activity that acts as a good source of revenue for our government. Setting up movie rental services within the country would cater to such people who would then have easier access to movies. However, setting up such services wouldn’t be of help to the economy since___________.

Which of the following statements most logically completes the argument?


A) movies that show a lot of violence are a bad influence on the young generation.

B) the available leisure time is not enough to cater to the increased movie watching and people will cut into their productive time to compensate for it.

C) nowadays, production of movies has become a costly endeavour with incommensurate returns on investment.

D) it is cheaper to run a movie rental business than to run a cinema theater .

E) movie rental services might encourage piracy of movies.



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P is a two-digit number, what is the unit’s digit of P?
1) The unit’s digit of 7P is 3
2) The unit’s digit of 6P is 6.
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Q1. In the Surgeon General’s Report: The Health Consequences of Smoking: 50 Years of Progress, researchers claim that new regulations requiring that any movie depicting smoking receives an adult rating drives rates down further. A. requiring that any movie depicting smoking receives an adult rating drives B. requiring that any movie depicting smoking receive an adult rating would drive C. that require any movie depicting smoking to receive an adult rating is driving D. to require any movie depicting smoking to receive an adult rating drives E. to require any movie depicting smoking to receive an adult rating to drive Difficulty - Hard

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Q1. Around 1900, fishermen in the Chesapeake Bay area landed more than seventeen million pounds of shad in a single year, but by 1920, over-fishing and the proliferation of milldams and culverts that have blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less than four million pounds.


(A) that have blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less

(B) that blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less

(C) that blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams reduced landings to a lower amount

(D) having blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams reduced landings to less

(E) having blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to an amount lower

Q2. As analysts have predicted, the economy’s stability in the third quarter of the year will probably not depend on the amount of available federal funding for financial organizations but is more than likely determined by the impact of the recent oil crisis on the global market.

(A) is more than likely

(B) more than likely to be

(C) more than likely will be

(D) it is more than likely

(E) it is more than likely that it be
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Q1. Oscar Publishing currently invites unsolicited manuscripts by authors of both academic textbooks and non-academic works of non-fiction. Since writers of academic textbooks usually adhere to prescribed curriculum’s, their manuscripts tend to be more structured than those produced by writers of non-academic works. Therefore, the CEO has recommended to the company’s board of directors that the company stop publishing non-academic works in order to save time on the editing process. Which of the following most helps to evaluate the validity of the CEO’s recommendation? A. Whether manuscripts for non-academic works of non-fiction are typically assigned to experienced editors B. Whether non-academic works are not required to be as structured as academic textbooks C. Whether checking that the manuscripts for academic textbooks have followed the guidelines prescribed in curriculum’s adds up a considerable amount of time to the editing of these scripts D. Whether some manuscripts for academic textbooks do not follow the standard curriculum prescribed in most universities E. Whether writers of academic textbooks are usually professors who base their books on the same syllabus that is prescribed in the universities where they teach Difficulty - Hard
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option C

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Q1. Around 1900, fishermen in the Chesapeake Bay area landed more than seventeen million pounds of shad in a single year, but by 1920, over-fishing and the proliferation of milldams and culverts that have blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less than four million pounds. (A) that have blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less (B) that blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less (C) that blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams reduced landings to a lower amount (D) having blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams reduced landings to less (E) having blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to an amount lower
option B

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Q1. Around 1900, fishermen in the Chesapeake Bay area landed more than seventeen million pounds of shad in a single year, but by 1920, over-fishing and the proliferation of milldams and culverts that have blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less than four million pounds. (A) that have blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less (B) that blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less (C) that blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams reduced landings to a lower amount (D) having blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams reduced landings to less (E) having blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to an amount lower
Answer is B

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Q1. Around 1900, fishermen in the Chesapeake Bay area landed more than seventeen million pounds of shad in a single year, but by 1920, over-fishing and the proliferation of milldams and culverts that have blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less than four million pounds. (A) that have blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less (B) that blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less (C) that blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams reduced landings to a lower amount (D) having blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams reduced landings to less (E) having blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to an amount lower
Answer is B

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Answer is B
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Q4 choice A - but exhaustion allows Owner’s to have a right before they sell so clearly the owners can put restriction on distribution before it is sold and choice A does not specify whether restriction is put before or after

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https://gmatclub.com/forum/gray-marketi ... 92574.html Q4 choice A - but exhaustion allows Owner’s to have a right before they sell so clearly the owners can put restriction on distribution before it is sold and choice A does not specify whether restriction is put before or after
Yea, but remember that you are not looking for the best answer; you are looking for the least worst answer.
The problem with B is that the trademark owners already have that right. Neither site is questioning that! What they disagree on is whether the trademark owners should be allowed to enforce those rights, you see? So, that’s why A is the right answer.
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Q1. Around 1900, fishermen in the Chesapeake Bay area landed more than seventeen million pounds of shad in a single year, but by 1920, over-fishing and the proliferation of milldams and culverts that have blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less than four million pounds. (A) that have blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less (B) that blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams had reduced landings to less (C) that blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams reduced landings to a lower amount (D) having blocked shad from migrating up their spawning streams reduced landings to less (E) having blocked shad migrations up their spawning streams had reduced landings to an amount lower

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Q2. As analysts have predicted, the economy’s stability in the third quarter of the year will probably not depend on the amount of available federal funding for financial organizations but is more than likely determined by the impact of the recent oil crisis on the global market. (A) is more than likely (B) more than likely to be (C) more than likely will be (D) it is more than likely (E) it is more than likely that it be

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Q1. Among the 1,500 sources of gamma rays Fermi has mapped so far, nothing resembles the bubble-shaped structures, that stretches across more than half of the visible sky from the constellation Virgo and the constellation Grus.

A. that stretches across more than half of the visible sky from the constellation Virgo and the constellation Grus.

B. that stretch across greater than half of the visible sky from the constellation Virgo to the constellation Grus.

C. which stretches across an area more than half of the visible sky from the constellation Virgo to the constellation Grus.

D. which stretch across more than half of the visible sky, starting from the constellation Virgo to the constellation Grus.

E. which stretch across more than half of the visible sky from the constellation Virgo to the constellation Grus.



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Q2. Maintaining that, in adhering to a stream-of-consciousness style, Virginia Woolf was forced to sacrifice unity and cohesion, overlooks how she meticulously planned each page so that every sentence conformed to an ultimate conception she had before even writing the first page.

A) Maintaining that, in adhering to a stream-of-conscious style,Virginia Woolf was forced to sacrifice unity and cohesion, overlooks

B) Maintaining that, in sacrificing unity and cohesion to adhere to a stream-of-consciousness style, Virginia Woolf overlooks

C) To maintain that Virginia Woolf, in adhering to a stream-of-consciousness style, was forced to sacrifice unity and cohesion is to overlook

D) To maintain that an adherence to a stream-of-consciousness style forced Virginia Woolf to sacrifice unity and cohesion, overlooking

E) To maintain that Virginia Woolf was forced in sacrificing unity and cohesion to adhere to a stream-of-consciousness style overlooks



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