Question 1

VERIFY : TRUE

Options :

A : signify : cheap

B : purify : clean

C : terrify : confident

D : ratify : angry

E : mortify : relaxed

Answer: B

Question 2

TOPAZ : YELLOW

Options :

A : diamond : carat

B : jeweler : clarity

C : sapphire : red

D : amethyst : purple

E : amber : blue

Answer: D

Question 3

Options :

A : The quantity in Column A is greater;

B : The quantity in Column B is greater;

C : The quantities are equal;

D : The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.

Answer: B

Question 4

Options :

A : The quantity in Column A is greater;

B : The quantity in Column B is greater;

C : The quantities are equal;

D : The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.

Answer: A

Question 5

The Menkentown Business Herald dated June 4, 1965, carried an article about four dry cleaners in

Menkentown and reported that in 1964 each of them took in a larger proportion of the total dollar amount spent

by Menkentown residents at dry cleaners than it had in 1963. Assuming that the article is accurate and that

during 1963 and 1964 no Menkentown resident patronized any dry cleaner outside of Menkentown, it follows

that ___________.

Which of the following most logically completes the argument given?

Options :

A :

the average cost of having an article of clothing dry-cleaned was higher in 1964 than in 1963

B : total revenues received by Menkentown’s dry cleaners increased between 1963 and 1964

C :

there were more than four dry cleaners in Menkentown in 1963

D : the total number of dry cleaners in Menkentown increased during 1963

E :

some dry cleaners in Menkentown that were in operation in 1963 were not in operation in 1964

Answer: C