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Q1. The Atlantic Ocean,formed when Europe split away from America 130 million years ago and still expands today, will be Earth’s largest ocean at some point in the distant future. A. formed when Europe split away from America 130 million years ago and still expands today, will be B. formed when Europe split away from America 130 million years ago and still expanding today, will be C. formed when Europe split away from America 130 million years ago and still expanded today, becoming D. forming when Europe split away from America 130 million years ago and still expanding today, will be E. forming when Europe split away from America 130 million years ago and still expanding today, becoming

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Q2. Alexander MacKenzie, a Scottish-Canadian explorer, discovered what he termed "Disappointment River" because it did not flow into Alask’s Cook inlet which he hoped. (A) which he hoped (B) which was being hoped for (C) which is what he hoped (D) as he hoped (E) as he had hoped

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Q1. Australia is one of the countries that have imposed sanctions on Iran.
(A) one of the countries that have imposed sanctions on
(B) one of the countries that has imposed sanctions against
(C) one of the countries which have imposed sanctions on
(D) one of the countries which has imposed sanctions on
(E) one of the countries that have imposed sanctions against

Q2. Britain’s representative government, in which citizens vote for lawmakers to uphold their wishes, functions on the belief that if people were unhappy with their circumstances, they have more of an impetus to make their voices heard.

(A) they have more of an impetus to make their voices heard

(B) they would have more of an impetus to make their voices heard

(C) they will have more of an impetus to make their voices heard

(D) it would have more of an impetus to make its voice heard

(E) it will have more of an impetus to make its voice heard
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Q1: b Q2: B
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Q1. Australia is one of the countries that have imposed sanctions on Iran. (A) one of the countries that have imposed sanctions on (B) one of the countries that has imposed sanctions against (C) one of the countries which have imposed sanctions on (D) one of the countries which has imposed sanctions on (E) one of the countries that have imposed sanctions against

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Q2. Britain’s representative government, in which citizens vote for lawmakers to uphold their wishes, functions on the belief that if people were unhappy with their circumstances, they have more of an impetus to make their voices heard. (A) they have more of an impetus to make their voices heard (B) they would have more of an impetus to make their voices heard (C) they will have more of an impetus to make their voices heard (D) it would have more of an impetus to make its voice heard (E) it will have more of an impetus to make its voice heard

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Q1. Of all the scandals of 1984 election season, maybe none is controversial as the one that ended the 30-year political career of the senator from Alaska.

(A) maybe none is controversial as

(B) maybe it is none that was more controversial than

(C) perhaps none was more controversial than

(D) it maybe that none is more controversial as

(E) perhaps it is none that is more controversial than

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(A) Arsovic lasted for 20 hours and 15 minutes and it was

(B) Arsovic lasted for 20 hours and 15 minutes,

(C) Arsovic, which lasted for 20 hours and 15 minutes, was

(D) Arsovic lasted for 20 hours and 15 minutes, being

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What is the difference between "sanctions on" and "sanctions against"? Many newspapers publish "sanctions against"
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What is the difference between "sanctions on" and "sanctions against"? Many newspapers publish "sanctions against"
it was a idioms issue. "sanctions on" is mostly correct. But i haven’t heard about "sanctions against" and also sounds awkward. sanction means some kinds of ban. Compare the meanings of those, you will see the differences

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Q1. Dean of Talentia College: For the past few years, the reputation of our college has been declining, because of which we are now able to fill in only 70% of the total available seats. If more research work is done in the college, it will create more visibility and hence more students will start applying to our college. Accordingly, we will be able to increase the student count. Which of the following, if true, raises the most serious doubt regarding the effectiveness of the Dean’s plan in increasing the student count at the college? A. Increase in research will lead to increased expenditure to compensate for which the college will have to in turn increase the tuition fee that is already considered quite high by applicants. B. To maintain the required teacher-student ratio, the college will have to hire many new professors. C. Almost 10% of the student applications are rejected by the college each year. D. Another college in the area that offers the same courses as Talentia was unsuccessful in increasing its visibility by increasing its engagement in research work. E. The Government will not increase the funding for Talentia, even if the college increases the research work it is doing.

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Q1. The city is required by federal environmental regulations to build a new water treatment plant. If this plant is built inside the city limits it will disrupt the lives of many more citizens than if it is built on vacant land near the city. However, despite the availability of the vacant land, the plant should be built inside city limits because of the increased economic benefits its construction would provide to the city in the form of jobs.

Which one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument above?

(A) The available land outside of the city is privately owned, whereas there is an adequate site within the city that is city-owned.
(B) Regardless of the site location, most of the jobs created by the plant’s construction will go to residents of the city.
(C) A municipal plant like the water treatment plant will pay no taxes to city government regardless of its location.
(D) Most citizens of the city will tolerate brief disruptions in their daily lives if such disruptions will secure better water quality in the future.
(E) The amount of taxes paid by workers depends both on where they work and where they live.

Q2. Automobile industry representative: New innovations in automobiles will not happen unless the heavy development costs we incur can be recouped in later sales. Therefore, the current 20 years of protection provided by patents for all industries should be extended in the case of newly developed automobile innovations. Critic: In most other industries, new product development has happened despite high development costs. So, such an extension is unnecessary.

Which of the following, if true, most strongly supports the automobile industry’s argument against the challenge made above?

A. The heavy electrical industry, which has development costs comparable to those in the automobile industry, has not seen new innovations in recent years.

B. Automobile companies are legally permitted to bring to market alternative innovations that are sufficiently dissimilar to the patented innovation.

C. Many recent industrial innovations have happened in products, for example, in the computer and electronics industries, for which patent protection is often very ineffective.

D. Beta testing of the automobile innovation, which occur after the patent is granted and before the new innovation can be marketed, often takes as many as 10 years to complete.

E. There are several industries with much innovation in which the ratio of research and development costs to revenues is higher than it is in the automobile industry.
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it was a idioms issue. "sanctions on" is mostly correct. But i haven’t heard about "sanctions against" and also sounds awkward. sanction means some kinds of ban. Compare the meanings of those, you will see the differences
OK. Thank you. For example, " Equally important, when sanctions against Iran gathered force in 2010, most Iranian banks were cut off from the world’s financial centers. " "This was Obama’s way of implementing broad sanctions against Iran..." Ref. European Economic Review, Vol. 130, 103572 (2020).
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"Quick U.N. sanctions against Iraq in 1990 were a notable exception." Ref. The Washington Post, Outlook Section (1998).
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OK. Thank you. For example, " Equally important, when sanctions against Iran gathered force in 2010, most Iranian banks were cut off from the world’s financial centers. " "This was Obama’s way of implementing broad sanctions against Iran..." Ref. European Economic Review, Vol. 130, 103572 (2020).
you can quote many examples but question is whether they have correct form :angel:

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Q1. The entire project took over three years to complete, a much longer time frame than the one that had been initially given by the building’s architect.

A. than the one that had been initially given by the building’s architect.

B. than the one that initially had been given by the building’s architect.

C. than the one that had been initially given by the buildings’ architect.

D. than the one that had being initially given by the building’s architect.

E. than the one that having been initially given by the building’s architect.



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Q2. Although most celebrated for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, Alec Guinness also won acclaim for his skill in portraying a wide range of character roles, most notably in Kind Hearts and Coronets, in which he played twelve separate characters.

(A) Although most celebrated for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, Alec Guinness also won acclaim

(B) Besides being celebrated mostly for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, Alec Guinness also won acclaim

(C) Alec Guinness is most celebrated for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, nonetheless he also was acclaimed

(D) Alec Guinness is celebrated most for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, and he also won acclaim

(E) While celebrated most for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, Alec Guinness, winning acclaim
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Q1. The city is required by federal environmental regulations to build a new water treatment plant. If this plant is built inside the city limits it will disrupt the lives of many more citizens than if it is built on vacant land near the city. However, despite the availability of the vacant land, the plant should be built inside city limits because of the increased economic benefits its construction would provide to the city in the form of jobs. Which one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument above? (A) The available land outside of the city is privately owned, whereas there is an adequate site within the city that is city-owned. (B) Regardless of the site location, most of the jobs created by the plant’s construction will go to residents of the city. (C) A municipal plant like the water treatment plant will pay no taxes to city government regardless of its location. (D) Most citizens of the city will tolerate brief disruptions in their daily lives if such disruptions will secure better water quality in the future. (E) The amount of taxes paid by workers depends both on where they work and where they live.

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Q2. Automobile industry representative: New innovations in automobiles will not happen unless the heavy development costs we incur can be recouped in later sales. Therefore, the current 20 years of protection provided by patents for all industries should be extended in the case of newly developed automobile innovations. Critic: In most other industries, new product development has happened despite high development costs. So, such an extension is unnecessary. Which of the following, if true, most strongly supports the automobile industry’s argument against the challenge made above? A. The heavy electrical industry, which has development costs comparable to those in the automobile industry, has not seen new innovations in recent years. B. Automobile companies are legally permitted to bring to market alternative innovations that are sufficiently dissimilar to the patented innovation. C. Many recent industrial innovations have happened in products, for example, in the computer and electronics industries, for which patent protection is often very ineffective. D. Beta testing of the automobile innovation, which occur after the patent is granted and before the new innovation can be marketed, often takes as many as 10 years to complete. E. There are several industries with much innovation in which the ratio of research and development costs to revenues is higher than it is in the automobile industry.

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Q1. Appliance dealer: Appliance manufacturers commonly modify existing models without giving the modified versions new model names. Some people have complained that this practice makes it impossible for consumers to be certain that the appliance they are about to purchase is identical to the one they may have seen at a neighbor’s or read about in a consumer magazine. Yet manufacturers’ modifications to existing models are invariably improvements that benefit the buyer. Therefore, consumers have little reason to object to this practice.

Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the dealer’s arguments?

(A) Appliances are generally purchased with the expectation that they will continue to be used for several years.

(B) Appliances usually carry a model number that provides substantially more detailed information about the product than does the model name.

(C) Appliance manufacturers frequently sell identical products under several different model names.

(D) Improved versions of appliances typically become available before vendors have stopped selling the older versions of the appliance with the same model name.

(E) The high cost of product advertising makes appliance manufacturers generally reluctant to change model names to reflect modifications to their products.

Q2. During this fiscal year, Company X has suffered a marked decrease in productivity. Company managers attribute this to budget decisions that allocated more money to pay freelancers than to pay part-time employees, which resulted in the elimination of numerous part-time positions. The freelance budget has gone mostly to new hires,who have less training, on average, than part-timers and it would take a substantial time to train the freelancers.

Assuming that the managers’ reasoning is sound, which of the following, if feasible, is most likely to mitigate the problem raised by the managers?


A. Increasing the work hours of the remaining part-time employees.

B. Providing performance bonuses for managers whose departments demonstrate increased productivity.

C. Reallocating part of the freelance budget to pay for efficiency consultants.

D. Rehiring former part-time workers as freelancers.

E. Eliminating departments with particularly low productivity.
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Q1. The entire project took over three years to complete, a much longer time frame than the one that had been initially given by the building’s architect. A. than the one that had been initially given by the building’s architect. B. than the one that initially had been given by the building’s architect. C. than the one that had been initially given by the buildings’ architect. D. than the one that had being initially given by the building’s architect. E. than the one that having been initially given by the building’s architect. Difficulty - Hard

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Q2. Although most celebrated for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, Alec Guinness also won acclaim for his skill in portraying a wide range of character roles, most notably in Kind Hearts and Coronets, in which he played twelve separate characters. (A) Although most celebrated for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, Alec Guinness also won acclaim (B) Besides being celebrated mostly for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, Alec Guinness also won acclaim (C) Alec Guinness is most celebrated for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, nonetheless he also was acclaimed (D) Alec Guinness is celebrated most for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, and he also won acclaim (E) While celebrated most for his performance as the Jedi knight Obi Wan Kenobi, Alec Guinness, winning acclaim

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Q1. Efforts to gain bipartisan support for an economic stimulus package, a goal of a number of members of Congress, has not resulted in less bickering between the Demographic and Republican members of the House.

(A) has not resulted in less bickering between the Demographic and Republican members of the House

(B) has not reduced the amount of bickering between Demographic and Republican members of the House

(C) has not made a significant reduction in the amount of bickering that exists between the Demographic and Republican members of the House

(D) have not significantly reduced the amount of bickering between the Demographic and Republican members of the House

(E) have not been significant in the reduction of the bickering between the Demographic and Republican members of the House

Q2. It is typical of military service for a skilled technician to be inducted and then you spend your whole tour of duty peeling potatoes and cleaning latrines.

(A) then you spend your whole tour of duty

(B) to spend your whole tour of duty

(C) then they spend their whole tour of duty

(D) to spend their whole tour of duty

(E) then spend her whole tour of duty
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Q1. Appliance dealer: Appliance manufacturers commonly modify existing models without giving the modified versions new model names. Some people have complained that this practice makes it impossible for consumers to be certain that the appliance they are about to purchase is identical to the one they may have seen at a neighbor’s or read about in a consumer magazine. Yet manufacturers’ modifications to existing models are invariably improvements that benefit the buyer. Therefore, consumers have little reason to object to this practice. Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the dealer’s arguments? (A) Appliances are generally purchased with the expectation that they will continue to be used for several years. (B) Appliances usually carry a model number that provides substantially more detailed information about the product than does the model name. (C) Appliance manufacturers frequently sell identical products under several different model names. (D) Improved versions of appliances typically become available before vendors have stopped selling the older versions of the appliance with the same model name. (E) The high cost of product advertising makes appliance manufacturers generally reluctant to change model names to reflect modifications to their products.

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Q2. During this fiscal year, Company X has suffered a marked decrease in productivity. Company managers attribute this to budget decisions that allocated more money to pay freelancers than to pay part-time employees, which resulted in the elimination of numerous part-time positions. The freelance budget has gone mostly to new hires,who have less training, on average, than part-timers and it would take a substantial time to train the freelancers. Assuming that the managers’ reasoning is sound, which of the following, if feasible, is most likely to mitigate the problem raised by the managers? A. Increasing the work hours of the remaining part-time employees. B. Providing performance bonuses for managers whose departments demonstrate increased productivity. C. Reallocating part of the freelance budget to pay for efficiency consultants. D. Rehiring former part-time workers as freelancers. E. Eliminating departments with particularly low productivity.

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Q1. Expensive television advertising campaigns clearly help political candidates win elections, as evidenced by the fact that, in most political elections, the candidate with the most campaign money ultimately wins.

Which of the following, if true, would provide most support for the argument above?


(A) Endorsements from minor political office-holders generally have no effect on a candidate’s chances of winning an election.

(B) In most cases, candidates who currently hold the office for which they seek re-election have more available campaign money than their competitors.

(C) Expensive television advertising campaigns are waged most frequently by candidates who have more available campaign money than their competitors.

(D) When it comes to choosing among candidates, the voting public tends to disregard how a candidate is portrayed in television advertisements.

(E) Nearly any political candidate can afford to wage some type of television advertising campaign.

Q2. With less than 20 per cent market share, Cherico Airline has been steadily losing ground to other competing airlines. However, the recent addition of the Dreamliner aircraft to its fleet might just turn the tide for Cherico. The Dreamliner claims 15 per cent more fuel efficiency than competing similar aircrafts and cheaper maintenance costs. With the induction of these planes, Cherico will get a competitive advantage over its more aggressive rivals, which will be saddled with older aircrafts and get deliveries of their own Dreamliners only after one year.

Which of the following would be most useful to determine in order to evaluate the argument?


(A) Whether it is possible for Cherico to cut costs even more by reducing the number of stewards in the air plane

(B) Whether it is possible for Cherico to improve the Dreamliner’s fuel efficiency even further by restricting the amount of luggage passengers can carry

(C) Whether Cherico can increase its revenues by charging for the meals it serves in its aircrafts

(D) Whether the Dreamliner’s maintenance costs will be substantially lower than those of Cherico’s rivals’ aircrafts

(E) Whether it will be possible for Cherico’s rivals to somehow get deliveries of their own Dreamliners expedited
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Q1. Efforts to gain bipartisan support for an economic stimulus package, a goal of a number of members of Congress, has not resulted in less bickering between the Demographic and Republican members of the House. (A) has not resulted in less bickering between the Demographic and Republican members of the House (B) has not reduced the amount of bickering between Demographic and Republican members of the House (C) has not made a significant reduction in the amount of bickering that exists between the Demographic and Republican members of the House (D) have not significantly reduced the amount of bickering between the Demographic and Republican members of the House (E) have not been significant in the reduction of the bickering between the Demographic and Republican members of the House

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Q1. Proponents of relaxations that Censorship Board allow production houses to each year to provide them enough space to make creative piece of works consider them vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry while critics denounce the relaxations as a leeway that increases the revenue of the production houses but damages the moral character of the children.


A) Proponents of relaxations that Censorship Board allow production houses each year to provide them enough space to make creative pieces of work consider them vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry

B) Proponents consider relaxations that Censorship Board allow production houses each year to provide them enough space to make creative piece of works to be vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry.

C) Proponents of relaxations that Censorship Board allows production houses each year to provide them enough space to make creative pieces of work consider them vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry

D) Proponents consider relaxations that Censorship Board allow production houses each year to provide the producers enough space to make creative pieces of work vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry

E) Proponents of relaxations that Censorship Board allow production houses each year to provide them enough space to make creative pieces of work consider the relaxations to be vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry




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Q2. Recent surveys indicate that eating a nutritious diet and exercising regularly are priorities for most people in the United States, like those of most other countries.

(A) like those of most other countries

(B) as those of most other countries

(C) just as most people of other countries do

(D) as do most people of other countries

(E) as they are for most people in other countries
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Q1. Expensive television advertising campaigns clearly help political candidates win elections, as evidenced by the fact that, in most political elections, the candidate with the most campaign money ultimately wins. Which of the following, if true, would provide most support for the argument above? (A) Endorsements from minor political office-holders generally have no effect on a candidate’s chances of winning an election. (B) In most cases, candidates who currently hold the office for which they seek re-election have more available campaign money than their competitors. (C) Expensive television advertising campaigns are waged most frequently by candidates who have more available campaign money than their competitors. (D) When it comes to choosing among candidates, the voting public tends to disregard how a candidate is portrayed in television advertisements. (E) Nearly any political candidate can afford to wage some type of television advertising campaign.

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Q2. With less than 20 per cent market share, Cherico Airline has been steadily losing ground to other competing airlines. However, the recent addition of the Dreamliner aircraft to its fleet might just turn the tide for Cherico. The Dreamliner claims 15 per cent more fuel efficiency than competing similar aircrafts and cheaper maintenance costs. With the induction of these planes, Cherico will get a competitive advantage over its more aggressive rivals, which will be saddled with older aircrafts and get deliveries of their own Dreamliners only after one year. Which of the following would be most useful to determine in order to evaluate the argument? (A) Whether it is possible for Cherico to cut costs even more by reducing the number of stewards in the air plane (B) Whether it is possible for Cherico to improve the Dreamliner’s fuel efficiency even further by restricting the amount of luggage passengers can carry (C) Whether Cherico can increase its revenues by charging for the meals it serves in its aircrafts (D) Whether the Dreamliner’s maintenance costs will be substantially lower than those of Cherico’s rivals’ aircrafts (E) Whether it will be possible for Cherico’s rivals to somehow get deliveries of their own Dreamliners expedited

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Q1. A certain mayor has proposed a fee of five dollars per day on private vehicles entering the city, claiming that the fee will alleviate the city’s traffic congestion. The mayor reasons that, since the fee will exceed the cost of round-trip bus fare from many nearby points, many people will switch from using their cars to using the bus.

Which of the following statements, if true, provides the best evidence that the mayor’s reasoning is flawed?


(A) Projected increases in the price of gasoline will increase the cost of taking private vehicle into the city.

(B) The cost of parking fees already makes it considerable more expensive for most people to take a private vehicle into the city than to take a bus.

(C) Most of the people currently riding the bus do not own private vehicles.

(D) Many commuters opposing the mayor’s plan have indicated that they would rather endure traffic congestion than pay a five dollar per day fee.

(E) During the average workday, private vehicles owned and operated by people living within the city account for twenty percent of the city’s traffic congestion.




Difficulty - Hard

Q2. It is highly likely that Claudette is a classical pianist. Like most classical pianists, Claudette recognizes many of Clara Schumann’s works. The vast majority of people who are not classical pianists do not. in fact, many people who are not classical pianists have not even heard of Clara Schumann.


The reasoning in the argument above is flawed in that:

(A) ignores the possibility that Claudette is more familiar with the works of other composers of music for piano
(B) presumes, without providing justification, that people who have not heard of Clara Schumann do not recognize her works
(C) presumes, without providing justification, that classical pianists cannot also play other musical instruments
(D) relies for its plausibility on the vagueness of the term "classical"
(E) ignores the possibility that the majority of people who recognize many of Clara Schumann’s works are not classical pianists.
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According to a survey of graduating medical students conducted by the Association of American Medical Colleges, minority graduates are nearly four times more likely than are other graduates in planning to practice in socioeconomically deprived areas.

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minority graduates are nearly four times more likely than other graduates who plan on practicing

b.
minority graduates are nearly four times as likely as other graduates to plan on practicing

c.
it is nearly four times more likely that minority graduates rather than other graduates will plan to practice

d.
minority graduates are nearly four times more likely than are other graduates in planning to practice
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Q1. Proponents of relaxations that Censorship Board allow production houses to each year to provide them enough space to make creative piece of works consider them vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry while critics denounce the relaxations as a leeway that increases the revenue of the production houses but damages the moral character of the children. A) Proponents of relaxations that Censorship Board allow production houses each year to provide them enough space to make creative pieces of work consider them vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry B) Proponents consider relaxations that Censorship Board allow production houses each year to provide them enough space to make creative piece of works to be vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry. C) Proponents of relaxations that Censorship Board allows production houses each year to provide them enough space to make creative pieces of work consider them vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry D) Proponents consider relaxations that Censorship Board allow production houses each year to provide the producers enough space to make creative pieces of work vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry E) Proponents of relaxations that Censorship Board allow production houses each year to provide them enough space to make creative pieces of work consider the relaxations to be vital for the economic growth of the entertainment industry Difficulty - Hard

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Q2. Recent surveys indicate that eating a nutritious diet and exercising regularly are priorities for most people in the United States, like those of most other countries. (A) like those of most other countries (B) as those of most other countries (C) just as most people of other countries do (D) as do most people of other countries (E) as they are for most people in other countries

SC Questions April - 30 :

Q1. According to a recent study of consumer spending on prescription medications, increases in the sales of the 50 drugs that were advertised most heavily accounts for almost half of the $20.8 billion increase in drug spending last year, the remainder of which came from sales of the 9,850 prescription medicines that companies did not advertise or advertised very little.


(A) heavily accounts for almost half of the $20.8 billion increase in drug spending last year, the remainder of which came

(B) heavily were what accounted for almost half of the $20.8 billion increase in drug spending last year; the remainder of the increase coming

(C) heavily accounted for almost half of the $20.8 billion increase in drug spending last year, the remainder of the increase coming

(D) heavily, accounting for almost half of the $20.8 billion increase in drug spending last year, while the remainder of the increase came

(E) heavily, which accounted for almost half of the $20.8 billion increase in drug spending last year, with the remainder of it coming

Q2. Unlike the short flights of the shuttle and earlier spacecraft, which carried sufficient power in fuel cells and batteries, a permanently orbiting space station will have to generate its own electricity.


A. the short flights of the shuttle and earlier spacecraft, which carried sufficient power in fuel cells and batteries

B. the shuttle and earlier spacecraft, with sufficient enough power in fuel cells and batteries for their short flights

C. the short flights of the shuttle and earlier spacecraft, which enabled them to carry sufficient enough power in fuel cells and batteries

D. the shuttle and earlier spacecraft, which were capable of carrying sufficient power in fuel cells and batteries for their short flights

E. the flights of the shuttle and earlier spacecraft, whose shortness allowed them to carry sufficient power in fuel cells and batteries
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What day of the week on 26th Jan 1880?

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What day of the week on 26th Jan 1880?

a.
WEDNESDAY

b.
SUNDAY

c.
MONDAY

d.
TUESDAY

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