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If a certain store has fewer than 40 pumpkins, how many pumpkins does the store have?

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(2) If 6 customers bought an equal number of pumpkins, 1 would be left over.

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The average weight of people in a group is 150 pounds. If no two people weigh the same, does a person in the group weigh 150 pounds?

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What is the value of 2 – 3 x 4 + (5 – 2) x 7 – 1 + 5 ?

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A farmer working in an arid region has been growing cabbages for the past several years, although this crop severely depletes nitrogen from the soil. The farmer continues to do so, although the legume alfalfa is a much more valuable crop and does not deplete nitrogen from the soil at all.

Of the following statements, which, if true, best explains why the farmer has been growing the less profitable of the two crops mentioned above?

A. Arid regions are excellent for the growth of coniferous plants, such as cabbage.
B. Cabbages grown in arid regions are more expensive than cabbages grown in areas with heavy rainfall.
C. The amount of water needed to raise an alfalfa crop is several times as high as the amount needed to raise a cabbage crop.
D. A portion of the cabbages grown each year is eaten by caterpillars.
E. In some parts of the country, income from vegetables, such as cabbage, is more heavily taxed than that from any other agricultural product, including legumes.

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The Industrial Labor Relations Department of the Ministry of Human Development is tasked with conducting annual factory safety inspections. After the inspection of Zusak Electricals’s factories last year, the department reported considerably more violations of the Ministry’s regulations, compared to the previous year. This finding explains why Zusak Electricals’s workers suffered more injuries last year, compared to the year before.

Which of the following, if true, would cast most doubt on the conclusion in the passage?

A. The Industrial Labor Relations Department increased the purview and thoroughness of the inspections last year, compared to other years.
B. Zusak Electricals’s manufacturing processes are no more dangerous than are those of most other electrical companies.
C. Some safety experts in other countries consider certain Ministry regulations too slack and easy to circumvent.
D. Before last year, Zusak Electricals’s factories had an excellent safety record with very few injuries.
E. In both years, the safety report on Zusak Electricals included no violations that occurred in factories that the company had leased out.
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A carpentry shop uses powdered wood for manufacturing furniture. The shop requires 100 pounds of powdered wood to make a table and 25 pounds to make a chair. Was the total amount of powdered wood used to make tables and chairs last week more than 20,000 pounds?

(1) The total number of tables and chairs made last week was greater than 800.
(2) The number of tables made last week was greater than the number of chairs made last week.

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Doug found that he had gained mass since he last measured it, the previous month. The difference between Doug’s current mass and his mass the previous month was what percentage of his mass the previous month?

(1) Doug’s mass was 72 kilograms last month.
(2) Doug’s current mass is 19/18 of what it was last month.
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In an event, only candidates and recruiters participate. Candidates can meet the recruiters for one-on-one information sessions. One candidate can have such a session with the only recruiter in a day; one recruiter meets only one candidate per day for such a session. During the first day of the event, 10% of the candidates in the event and 50% of the recruiters in the event participated in one-on-one information sessions. What percentage of the total individuals attending the event participated in one-on-one information sessions during the first day of the event?

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In a city, 90% households have televisions and 75% households have music systems. The percentage of households having both must lie between which of the following?

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Pittsville, a historic town, managed to keep its expenditures low, as it was not required to maintain or improve transport routes within the town. Five years ago, a state ordinance was passed, requiring the town to refurbish and expand its transport routes, significantly increasing the town’s expenditure. Yet, the town achieved a marked increase in its savings since then.

Which of these statements, if true, best resolved the paradox seen in the above passage?

A. The ordinance mandated that at least one third of a town’s expenditure go towards maintaining transport routes, but only a small percentage of transport expenditure was mandated to go towards the routes used to reach the town’s historic locations.
B. Most of the town’s transport routes are connected to areas of high population density and the routes' upgrade required considerable expenses in order to ensure public safety.
C. After the ordinance passed, the town’s expenditures other than those associated with transport routes increased significantly.
D. After the ordinance requiring the town to refurbish and expand the transport routes within itself, the town committed to also refurbishing its outer roadways.
E. During the last five years, Pittsville’s tourism industry has significantly benefitted from improved access to the town’s historically famous sites.

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Professional success is often attributed to high intellect. In practice, however, resolving professional challenges often requires thinking on the feet. Thus, high intellect does not always lead to professional success.

Which one of the following is an assumption made in the argument?

A) People who are able to think on their feet need not possess high intellect to be professionally successful.
B) Professionally successful people are those who are intelligent and can also think on their feet.
C) High intellect does not always help in thinking on the feet.
D) In training people to be professionally successful, any focus on intellect would lead to only partial results.
E) Many non-intelligent people can think on the feet when it comes to professional problem-solving.
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Company M has two divisions- X and Y. Both the divisions have exactly two types of employees - operators and executives. Is the ratio of number of operators to executives greater for division X than for division Y?

(1) The ratio of operators to executives for the division X is less than that for the company M.
(2) The ratio of operators to executives for the division Y is greater than that for the company M.

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How much revenue did Ziphola lose to tax evasion last year, to the nearest $100 million?

(1) Last year, evasion of wealth tax and excise duty accounted for 25 percent of the total revenue lost to Ziphola due to tax evasion.
(2) Last year, tax evasion from avenues other than wealth tax and excise duty accounted for a revenue loss of $25.84 billion to Ziphola.
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What is the 85th digit on the right of the decimal in the expanded form of 1/55?

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When a positive integer N is divided by another positive integer P, the remainder is 15. If N/P = 29.075, P = ?

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Last year, the costs associated with processing aluminum decreased, and the costs associated with processing copper remained stable. Therefore, although the prices of aluminum products have not yet fallen, invariably, they will.

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

A. Changes in the price of finished products always lag behind changes in the cost of processing raw materials.
B. The cost of processing copper is typically higher than that of the same volume of aluminum.
C. Over the last year, aluminum product manufacturing factories have not experienced a change in any costs other than the costs of processing aluminum.
D. The cost of mining bauxite ore, the primary source of aluminum, has increased over the last year.
E. The cost of refining bauxite ore, the most important step in processing aluminum, has increased over the last year.
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Looking to decrease the hotel’s average annual expenditure of water, the General Manager of the Dauphin Hotel decided to replace the hotel’s current showerheads with low-flow water-efficient showerheads, as the current showerheads wear out. Compared to standard showerheads, low-flow water-efficient showerheads consume less water and are not any more expensive. Furthermore, the costs of converting current water fixtures to work with low-flow water-efficient showerheads are negligible.

Which of the following would it be most useful to know in determining whether switching to low-flow water-efficient showerheads would likely help minimize the Dauphin Hotel’s yearly maintenance costs?

A. Whether the General Manager plans to add more rooms to the Dauphin Hotel, necessitating the use of more showerheads
B. Whether any other hotels switched from the showerheads currently in use to any type of showerhead except the low-flow water-efficient ones
C. Whether the wholesaler from which the Dauphin Hotel currently buys showerheads also sells low-flow water-efficient ones
D. Whether the predicted longevity of low-flow water-efficient showerheads at least equals that of the showerheads currently in use
E. Whether the workmen who replace showerheads at the Dauphin Hotel know how to convert the existing fixtures so as to work with low-flow water-efficient showerheads
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A bag has red, blue, and white balls. What percentage of balls in the bag are blue?

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(2) The ratio of number of red balls to blue balls in the bag is 1 : 3.

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A town had 10,000 residents, 8 years ago, and people have continued to move into the town ever since. If no one moved out or passed away during this period, how many new residents were born in the town during the same?

(1) A total of 5,000 people moved into the town over the last 8 years
(2) From new births alone, the population grew at a rate of 5 percent every 2 years.
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In a group, 95% members speak English, 85% speak French, 80% speak German, and 90% speak Spanish. What is the maximum possible percentage of members in the group who may speak all the four languages?

A. 20
B. 50
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D. 85
E. 100

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The following shows the liking pattern of members of a club.

50 like pizza.
70 like burger.
45 like salad.
25 like pizza and burger.
30 like burger and salad.
20 like pizza and salad.
10 like all three.
5 like none of the three.

What is the total number of members of the club?

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B. 105
C. 110
D. 120
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Those who practice cross-training while recovering from feet injury spend more time on their feet than those who do not. Even accounting for disparities in the severity of the injuries, those who practice cross-training heal faster than do those who do not. This is puzzling because an injured body part that is put into regular use typically heals slower than one that is allowed to rest.

Which of the following, if true, best resolves the apparent discrepancy described in the passage?

A. Spending time on their feet increases the patients’ blood flow to feet, causing the injured feet muscles to absorb more of the nutrients needed to heal.
B. Cross-training increases the patients’ confidence, encouraging them to start walking.
C. Increased activity leads to an increased demand for nutrients needed to heal injuries.
D. Cross-training does not increase the recovery rate of middle-aged individuals, if they had not undergone cross-training before.
E. Those recovering from feet injury need more rest than those recovering from other injuries do.

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An anthropological survey in the Vashland peninsula unearthed fragments of fossilized wood and pieces of sharpened flint dating back two million years. Analysis of the findings showed that the flint had been sharpened by striking it with quartzite, the most common type of stone in the Vashland peninsula.

Which of the following, if true, would, taken into consideration with the above information, provide the best basis for the claim that the flint and wood fragments are proof that early hominids used relatively complex stone and wood tools?

A. The quartzite is used as a building material by the present-day inhabitants of Vashland peninsula.
B. Landslides can cause flint to be struck by quartzite.
C. The flint and wood fragments were found in several discrete layers of metamorphic stone that contained fossilized traces of plant resin known to have been used as an adhesive agent by early hominids.
D. Apart from the Vashland discovery, there is reliable evidence that early hominids used relatively complex stone and wood tools as early as one million years ago.
E. The flint fragments were analyzed by anthropologists to determine the exact area of the Vashland peninsula they had been mined from.
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