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Q1. Stonehenge, the most famous of the English megalithic monuments, has excited the attention of historians since early times, and according to some medieval historians it was erected by Aurelius Ambrosius in memory of a number of British chiefs whom Hengist and his Saxons treacherously murdered in A.D. 462, some believe that Ambrosius himself was buried there. A. Stonehenge, the most famous of the English megalithic monuments, has excited the attention of historians since early times, and according to some medieval historians it was erected by Aurelius Ambrosius in memory of a number of British chiefs whom Hengist and his Saxons treacherously murdered in A.D. 462, some believe that Ambrosius himself was buried there. B. Exciting the attention of the historians since early times and the most famous of the English megalithic monuments, Stonehenge, according to some of the medieval historians, it was erected by Aurelius Ambrosius in memory of a number of British chiefs who Hengist and his Saxons treacherously murdered in A.D. 462, and some believe that Ambrosius himself was buried there. C. According to some of the medieval historians, Stonehenge, erected by Aurelius Ambrosius in memory of a number of British chiefs whom Hengist and his Saxons treacherously murdered in A.D. 462, and exciting the attention of historians since early times as the most famous of the English megalithic monuments, in which some believe Ambrosius himself may have been buried. D. Stonehenge has excited the attention of historians since early times, and according to some medieval historians it was erected by Aurelius Ambrosius in memory of a number of British chiefs whom Hengist and his Saxons treacherously murdered; in A.D. 462, some believe that Ambrosius himself was buried there as it is the most famous of the English megalithic monuments. E. According to some medieval historians, Stonehenge, the most famous of the English megalithic monuments, was erected by Aurelius Ambrosius in memory of a number of British chiefs whom Hengist and his Saxons treacherously murdered in A.D. 462; it has excited the attention of historians since early times, and some believe that Ambrosius himself was buried there.
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Q2. Ancient Incan pottery showcased in galleries is stored in rooms protected with the latest security devices in order to minimize the risk of theft. (A) devices in order to minimize (B) devices so that it minimizes (C) devices while minimizing (D) devices and minimizes (E) devices, which minimizes
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Q3. Past assessments of the Brazilian rain forest have used satellite images to tally deforested areas, where farmers and ranchers have clear-cut and burned all the trees, but such work has not addressed either logging, which is the removal of only selected trees, as well as surface fires, burning down individual trees but do not denude the forest. A. which is the removal of only selected trees, as well as surface fires, burning B. which removes only selected trees, or surface fires that burn C. which removes only selected trees, along with surface fires that burn D. removing only selected trees, or surface fires, burning E. removing only selected trees, as well as surface fires that burn
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Among the Tsonga, a Bantu-speaking group of tribes in southeastern Africa, dance teams represent their own chief at the court of each other, providing entertainment in return for food, drink, and lodging. (A) the court of each other, providing entertainment in return for (B) the court of another and provide entertainment in return for (C) the court of the other, so as to provide entertainment as a return on (D) each other’s court, entertainment being provided in return for (E) another’s court and provide entertainment as a return on
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Q1. Authored shortly after World War Two, Victor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948) accredited man’s drive to stay alive to be the result of the desire to find significance in life during even the most arduous of times.
A. Victor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948) accredited man’s drive to stay alive to be the result of
B. Victor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948) accredited man’s drive to stay alive to result from
C. Victor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948) accredited man’s drive to stay alive to
D. in Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948), Victor Frankl accredited man’s drive to stay alive to have been the result of
E. Victor Frankl, in Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948), accredited man’s drive to stay alive to
Q2. By the end of the nineteenth century, five of the Western European states had developed a railroad system, but only one in the East.
(A) only one in the East
(B) only one eastern state
(C) in the East there was only one state
(D) in the East only one state did
(E) only one in the East had
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Q1. In an experiment undertaken by the management of a company to determine how to best motivate its employees, certain employees were sent weekly e-mails appreciating their work for two months. At the end of the two months, it was found in a survey conducted on all the employees that the ones not sent the e-mails on average reported less satisfaction from their work than the ones sent the mails. Therefore, in the long run, to keep the morale and productivity of its employees high, a company should appreciate the work of its employees on a regular basis. Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies? A. In the long run, the employees of a company that critically evaluates the work of its employees are less motivated than those of a company that only appreciates the work of its employees. B. Eventually, the employees of a company that engages in regular appreciation of its employees’ work will understand the intention behind the appreciation coming their way C. There are no other ways to motivate the employees than to regularly appreciate their work D. Employees whose morale is low cannot generate productive work regularly E. In the long run, regular appreciation of their work will not make the employees casual in their attitude towards work
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Q2. Since the last few years, bird watching has become increasingly popular as a hobby in Ohio. The National Parks in Ohio have also been conducting bird watch programs for the past decade. Certainly, the increased interest in bird watching among the Ohio residents is because of the bird watch programs conducted by Ohio State National Parks. Each of the following, if true, provides some support for the historians’ account described above EXCEPT: A. Ohio State has widely publicized the Bird Watch programs conducted by the National Parks B. Ohio state is the house of many exotic and beautiful birds. C. The bird watch programs are being conducted regularly by most of the National Parks in Ohio. D. As part of the Bird Watch programs, the National Parks also provide good materials and help the bird watchers identify the birds. E. Before the National Parks started conducting Bird watch programs, not many people in the state of Ohio were interested in bird watching
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CR Questions December - 16 :
Q1. A two-year study beginning in 1977 found that, among 85-year-old people, those whose immune systems were weakest were twice as likely to die within two years as others in the study. The cause of their deaths, however, was more often heart disease, against which the immune system does not protect, than cancer or infections, which are attacked by the immune system.
Which of the following, if true, would offer the best prospects for explaining deaths in which weakness of the immune system, though present, played no causal role?
(A) There were twice as many infections among those in the study with the weakest immune systems as among those with the strongest immune systems.
(B) The majority of those in the study with the strongest immune systems died from infection or cancer by 1987.
(C) Some of the drugs that had been used to treat the symptoms of heart disease had a side effect of weakening the immune system.
(D) Most of those in the study who survived beyond the two-year period had recovered from a serious infection sometime prior to 1978.
(E) Those in the study who survived into the 1980s had, in 1976, strengthened their immune systems through drug therapy.
Q2. Editorial: Almost every year the Smithfield River floods the coastal fishing community of Redhook, which annually spends $3 million on the cleanup. Some residents have proposed damming the river, which would cost $5 million but would prevent the flooding. However, their position is misguided. A dam would prevent nutrients in the river from flowing into the ocean. Fish that now feed on those nutrients would start feeding elsewhere. The loss of these fish would cost Redhook $10 million annually.
Which one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the editorial’s argument?
(A) The Smithfield River should be dammed to prevent flooding.
(B) Nutrients from the Smithfield River are essential to the local fish population.
(C) Damming the Smithfield River is not worth the high construction costs for such a project.
(D) For Redhook to build a dam on the Smithfield River would be a mistake.
(E) The Smithfield River floods cost Redhook $3 million every year.
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Q1. Authored shortly after World War Two, Victor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948) accredited man’s drive to stay alive to be the result of the desire to find significance in life during even the most arduous of times. A. Victor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948) accredited man’s drive to stay alive to be the result of B. Victor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948) accredited man’s drive to stay alive to result from C. Victor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948) accredited man’s drive to stay alive to D. in Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948), Victor Frankl accredited man’s drive to stay alive to have been the result of E. Victor Frankl, in Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) and The Unconscious God (1948), accredited man’s drive to stay alive to
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Q2. By the end of the nineteenth century, five of the Western European states had developed a railroad system, but only one in the East. (A) only one in the East (B) only one eastern state (C) in the East there was only one state (D) in the East only one state did (E) only one in the East had
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Q1. A two-year study beginning in 1977 found that, among 85-year-old people, those whose immune systems were weakest were twice as likely to die within two years as others in the study. The cause of their deaths, however, was more often heart disease, against which the immune system does not protect, than cancer or infections, which are attacked by the immune system. Which of the following, if true, would offer the best prospects for explaining deaths in which weakness of the immune system, though present, played no causal role? (A) There were twice as many infections among those in the study with the weakest immune systems as among those with the strongest immune systems. (B) The majority of those in the study with the strongest immune systems died from infection or cancer by 1987. (C) Some of the drugs that had been used to treat the symptoms of heart disease had a side effect of weakening the immune system. (D) Most of those in the study who survived beyond the two-year period had recovered from a serious infection sometime prior to 1978. (E) Those in the study who survived into the 1980s had, in 1976, strengthened their immune systems through drug therapy.
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Q2. Editorial: Almost every year the Smithfield River floods the coastal fishing community of Redhook, which annually spends $3 million on the cleanup. Some residents have proposed damming the river, which would cost $5 million but would prevent the flooding. However, their position is misguided. A dam would prevent nutrients in the river from flowing into the ocean. Fish that now feed on those nutrients would start feeding elsewhere. The loss of these fish would cost Redhook $10 million annually. Which one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the editorial’s argument? (A) The Smithfield River should be dammed to prevent flooding. (B) Nutrients from the Smithfield River are essential to the local fish population. (C) Damming the Smithfield River is not worth the high construction costs for such a project. (D) For Redhook to build a dam on the Smithfield River would be a mistake. (E) The Smithfield River floods cost Redhook $3 million every year.
D
SC Questions December - 17 :
Q1. Like many others of his generation of Native American leaders, Joseph Brant lived in two worlds; born into an Iroquois community and instructed in traditional Iroquois ways, he also received an education from English-speaking teachers.
(A) Like many others of his generation of Native American leaders, Joseph Brant lived in two worlds;
(B) Like many others of his generation of Native American leaders, living in two worlds, Joseph Brant was
(C) Like many another of his generation of Native American leaders, Joseph Brant, living in two worlds, was
(D) As with many others of his generation of Native American leaders, living in two worlds, Joseph Brant was
(E) As with many another of his generation of Native American leaders, Joseph Brant lived in two worlds;
Q2. Though they are found in cities, suburbs, and even quite rural areas across the country, the much-loved, much-loathed high-end coffee shop is still considered a symbol of “the new consumerism” by many who have never heard the phrase.
(A) Though they are found in cities, suburbs, and even quite rural areas across the country, the much-loved, much-loathed high-end coffee shop is still considered a symbol of “the new consumerism” by many who have never heard the phrase.
(B) Though found in cities, suburbs, and even quite rural areas across the country, the much-loved, much-loathed high-end coffee shop is still considered a symbol of “the new consumerism” by many who have never heard the phrase.
(C) Though they are found in cities, suburbs, and in even quite rural areas across the country, the much-loved, much-loathed high-end coffee shop is still considered a symbol of “the new consumerism” by many who have never heard the phrase.
(D) The much-loved, much-loathed high-end coffee shop is still considered a symbol of “the new consumerism” by many who have never heard the phrase, even though they are found in cities, suburbs, and even quite rural areas across the country.
(E) The much-loved, much-loathed high-end coffee shop, still considered a symbol of “the new consumerism” by many who have never heard the phrase, even though these businesses are found in cities, suburbs, and even quite rural areas across the country.
CR Questions December - 17 :
Q1. In recent years, networks of fiber-optic cable have been replacing electrical wire for transmitting telecommunications signals. Signals running through fiber-optic cables deteriorate, and so the signals must be run through a piece of equipment called a regenerator before being transmitted farther. Light-Line is the leading manufacturer of signal regenerators. Therefore, Light-Line is one of the companies that will most benefit if new long-distance fiber-optic telecommunications networks are constructed.
Which of the following, if true, casts the most doubt on the prediction about Light-Line’s prospects?
A. Telecommunications signals sent along electrical wires can travel much farther than signals transmitted through fiber-optic before needing to be regenerated.
B. Expanding its production of regenerators will require Light-Line to spend proportionately more on labor and materials.
C. The volume of signals that a fiber-optic cable can carry is several thousand times greater than the volume that can be carried by an electrical wire of similar size.
D. There are technologies that enable telecommunications signals to be transmitted without either wire or fiber-optic cable.
E. Several manufacturers are developing regenerator technologies that will allow signals to be transmitted many times farther than at present before requiring regeneration.
Q2. The Ergonomic Society conducted a study that indicated that many people develop severe back problems during adulthood, and that virtually all such people who received chiropractic treatment showed great improvement. Therefore, in order to minimize the proportion of the population that suffers from back pain, the Ergonomic Society recommended that chiropractic treatment be directed toward those adults who suffer from severe back problems.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
(A) Any person who receives chiropractic treatment for back pain may also benefit from other forms of treatment.
(B) Large insurance carriers cover chiropractic care for back problems to a lesser degree than they do other medical treatments.
(C) Individuals who receive chiropractic or other treatment prior to developing severe back problems are not less likely to develop back pain than those who do not.
(D) Chiropractic treatment is more effective in treating severe back problems when utilized over a long period of time, as opposed to sporadically.
(E) Severe back pain and other problems often cause individuals to miss workdays.
