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Question 1/101/10
SHL Deductive
SHL Deductive
SHL Deductive
There are four famous topical pictures in a museum: scenery, a kitchen, a park, and oranges.
The paintings were painted by Jones, Smith, Hardy, and Lane. The scenery painting is hanging next to Smith's painting.
The scenery painting also hangs between the park and Hardy's painting.
Jones didn't paint the scenery or the oranges.
Which statement must be true?
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1 correct answer
A.
Jones painted the kitchen.
B.
Smith painted the scenery.
C.
Hardy painted the Park.
D.
Lane painted the kitchen.
E.
None of the above.
Since Jones didn't paint the scenery or the oranges, he must have painted the kitchen. Therefore, statement A is true and all other statements are false.
Right Answer: A
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Question 2/102/10
SHL Deductive
SHL Deductive
SHL Deductive
Danny discovered the following facts while working on his geography assignment:
30% of Georgia's inhabitants are Native Americans.
50% of Georgia's inhabitants work in the service industry.
20% work in agriculture and 60% drink Coke.
Danny drew four statements.
Which statement must be true?
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1 correct answer
A.
Half of Georgia's coke-drinking inhabitants are Native Americans.
B.
One-third of Georgia's coke-drinking inhabitants work in agriculture.
C.
In Georgia, there are more Native American people working in the service industry than in agriculture.
D.
Some of Georgia's service industry employees drink Coke.
E.
One fifth of Georgia's inhabitants, who neither work in agriculture nor drink Coke, are Native Americans.
Since 50% of Georgia's inhabitants work in the service industry and 60% drink Coke, it is certain that some of the service industry employees must also be drinking Coke. Therefore, statement D is true and all other statements are false.
Right Answer: D
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Question 3/103/10
General
General
General
A day of national mourning is a day marked by mourning and memorial activities observed among most a country's populace. Most are designated by the nation's government. Sociologists claim that national mourning is both a symbolic political gesture and a meaningful expression of grief. On the one hand, predetermined mourning days reflect and create a national community, united in a feeling of sorrow. On the other hand, many mourning days instigated by the people, such as Princess Diana’s funeral, reflect a spontaneous outbreak of pure grief manifested in the closing of shops and banks, the postponement of sports events, and the cancellation of theatre and cinema performances. Although the mourning's fervour can differ dramatically from one country to another, there is no doubt that a day of collective grief is beneficial to national unity.
What activity is most likely to be accomplished on a day of national mourning?
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1 correct answer
A.
Buying a new dress
B.
Attending a football game
C.
Taking out a loan
D.
Visiting the doctor
Right Answer: D
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Question 4/104/10
SHL Deductive
SHL Deductive
SHL Deductive
There are no dancers that aren't slim.
There are no singers that aren't dancers.
Which statement must be true?
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1 correct answer
A.
There is not one slim person that isn't a dancer.
B.
All singers are slim.
C.
Any slim person is also a singer.
D.
All dancers are slim singers.
E.
None of the above.
Since all dancers are slim and all singers are dancers, it follows that all singers must also be slim. Therefore, statement B is true and all other statements are false.
Right Answer: B
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Question 5/105/10
General
General
General
A day of national mourning is a day marked by mourning and memorial activities observed among the majority of a country's populace. Most are designated by the nation's government. Sociologists claim that national mourning is both a symbolic political gesture as well as a meaningful expression of grief. On the one hand, predetermined mourning days reflect and create a national community, united in a feeling of sorrow. On the other hand, many mourning days instigated by the people, such as the day of Princess Diana’s funeral, reflect a spontaneous outbreak of pure grief manifested in the closing of shops and banks, the postponement of sports events, and the cancellation of theatre and cinema performances. Although the fervour of the mourning can differ dramatically from one country to another, there is no doubt that a day of collective grief is beneficial to national unity.
Which one of the following would best replace “fervour” while maintaining the meaning of the passage?
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1 correct answer
A.
intensity
B.
nature
C.
expression
D.
ambience
Right Answer: A
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Question 6/106/10
SHL Deductive
SHL Deductive
SHL Deductive
John runs a used car business selling Opel, Ford and Peugeot. The cars in his courtyard are lined in rows of 5 cars each. Looking at the arrangement of cars in the display, several patterns are clearly visible:
There is always at least one Opel and one Ford in each row.
Two cars of the same manufacturer are always separated.
A Ford can only be placed directly between two Peugeots.
Which statement cannot be true?
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1 correct answer
A.
An Opel can stand between two Peugeots.
B.
A Peugeot can stand at the right end of the row.
C.
An Opel can stand at the left end of the row.
D.
Two cars can stand between a Ford and an Opel.
E.
A Peugeot cannot stand in the middle of a row.
Since two cars of the same manufacturer are always separated, it is not possible for two cars to stand between a Ford and an Opel. Therefore, statement D is false and all other statements are true.
Right Answer: D
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Question 7/107/10
General
General
General
A day of national mourning is a day marked by mourning and memorial activities observed among the majority of a country's populace. Most are designated by the nation's government. Sociologists claim that national mourning is both a symbolic political gesture as well as a meaningful expression of grief. On the one hand, predetermined mourning days reflect and create a national community, united in a feeling of sorrow. On the other hand, many mourning days instigated by the people, such as the day of Princess Diana’s funeral, reflect a spontaneous outbreak of pure grief manifested in the closing of shops and banks, the postponement of sports events, and the cancellation of theatre and cinema performances. Although the fervour of the mourning can differ dramatically from one country to another, there is no doubt that a day of collective grief is beneficial to national unity.
Which one of the following provides the best summary of the main point of the passage?
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1 correct answer
A.
National mourning days usually have a political agenda.
B.
A day of national mourning creates national unity.
C.
Mourning days are designated by the government or instigated by the people.
D.
A national day of mourning is a day marked by memorial activities.
Right Answer: B
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Question 8/108/10
SHL Deductive
SHL Deductive
SHL Deductive
James, Ray, Eric and Charles are playing a gambling game.
James and Ray have a secret agreement for immediately splitting both wins and losses between themselves.
Eric owes Charles some money which immediately entitles Charles to any money Eric makes above his initial amount.
Each player has £100 at the beginning of the game.
Each round every player places a bet of £25 and there is only one winner.
After four rounds Charles has £150, and James has £100.
Which statement must be true?
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1 correct answer
A.
Ray won at least one round.
B.
Charles won one round, at most.
C.
Eric won the third round.
D.
Charles won exactly two rounds.
E.
Eric won exactly two rounds.
Since Charles has £150 and James has £100, it is certain that Charles won at least one round. However, since James and Ray have a secret agreement to immediately split both wins and losses between themselves, it is not possible for Charles to have won more than one round. Therefore, statement B is true and all other statements are false.
Right Answer: B
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Question 9/109/10
General
General
General
“BMI (body-mass index) is a cheap and cheerful way of getting a handle on whether or not you might be overweight. The alternatives are rather more complicated and expensive. You can go for an MRI scan or a dexa scan and those will measure your whole body fat, but that really is using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. BMI does separate those people who are normal from those who are obese and there is some area of uncertainty in the middle.”Tim Cole, Professor of Medical Statistics at University College London “The body-mass index that the National Health Service counts on to assess obesity is a bizarre measure. We live in a three-dimensional world, yet the BMI is defined as weight divided by height squared. It was invented in the 1840s, before calculators, when a formula had to be very simple and usable. As a consequence of this ill-founded definition, millions of short people think they are thinner than they are, and millions of tall people think they are fatter.” Nick Trefethen, Professor of numerical analysis, University of Oxford
According to Tim Cole, what are two of the benefits of the BMI?A.Cheap B.Quick C.Accurate D.Accessible
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1 correct answer
A.
A,D
B.
A,B
C.
B,D
D.
C,D
Right Answer: A
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Question 10/1010/10
General
General
General
“BMI (body-mass index) is a cheap and cheerful way of getting a handle on whether or not you might be overweight. The alternatives are rather more complicated and expensive. You can go for an MRI scan or a dexa scan and those will measure your whole body fat, but that really is using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. BMI does separate those people who are normal from those who are obese and there is some area of uncertainty in the middle.”Tim Cole, Professor of Medical Statistics at University College London “The body-mass index that the National Health Service counts on to assess obesity is a bizarre measure. We live in a three-dimensional world, yet the BMI is defined as weight divided by height squared. It was invented in the 1840s, before calculators, when a formula had to be very simple and usable. As a consequence of this ill-founded definition, millions of short people think they are thinner than they are, and millions of tall people think they are fatter.” Nick Trefethen, Professor of numerical analysis, University of Oxford
Which one of the following would best replace “cheerful” while maintaining the meaning of the passage?
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