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All Tenses in PDF. Analogies 1. Analogies 2. Analytic 1. Analytic Question with Complete Solution 1. Analytic Question With Complete Solution 2. Aresponse is one that is made with Ais a According to the model at some time between twenty billion years ago, all present matter and energy were compressed into a small ball only a few kilometers in diameter. It was, in effect, an atom that contained in the form of pure energy all of the components of the entire universe.
Expansion occurred. As the energy cooled most of it became matter in the form of protons, neutrons and electrons. These original particles combined to form hydrogen and helium and continued to expand. Matter formed into galaxies with stars and planets.
Which sentence best summarizes this passage? The big band theory does not account for the evolution of the universe B. According to the Big Bang Model, an explosion caused the formation of the universe C. The universe is made of hydrogen and helium D. According to this passage when were the galaxies formed? Ten Billion Years ago B. Fifteen billion Years ago C.
Excited B. Balanced C. Reduced D. It may be inferred that A. Energy and matter are the same B. Protons, neutrons, and electrons are not matter C. Energy may be converted into matter D. Energy B. Space C. Expansion D. Compressed matter B. Energy C. All the components of the universe D. If the pattern of dots shown above is continued so that each row after Row One contains 1 dot more than the row immediately above it, which row will contain 12 dots?
Seven B. Eight C. Nine D. Ten E. Each of Steve's buckets has a capacity of 11 gallons, while each of Mark's buckets can hold 8 gallons. How much more water in gallons can 7 of Steve's bucket's hold compared to 7 of Mark's buckets? Two integers have a sum of 42 and a difference of The greater of the two integers is A. The average of five numbers is If three of the numbers are 28, 30 and 32, what is the average of the other two? In the figure above, what is the value of x? What is the central angle in degrees of the piece cut?
If an equilateral triangle and a square have the same perimeter, what is the ratio of the length of the sides of the equilateral triangle to the lengths of the sides of the square? If 2 and 4 each divide q without remainder, which of the following must q divide without remainder. It cannot be determined from the information given. The ratio of boys to girls in a certain classroom was 2 : 3.
If boys represented five more than one third of the class, how many people were there in the classroom? If x is multiplied by 3 and z is divided by 3, this is equivalent to multiplying y by A. Assume there are 16 ounces in one pound A. Which is greater? Which of the following has a graph that is symmetric to the x-axis A. The prime factors of 96 are: A.
Which of the numbers cannot be represented by a repeating decimal? Management is planning to open a new office in another city sending three secretaries and two bookkeepers from the present staff. To do so they plan to separate certain individuals who do not function well together. The following guidelines were established to set up the new office: a Bookkeepers L and N are constantly finding faults with one another therefore should not be sent together to the new office.
They should be separated. They should not go together. Based on the information given above find the correct answers to the following Questions: 1. If M insists on staying back then how many combinations are possible? If O is sent to the new office then which of the following is a possible team? If both N and Q are moved to the new office, how many combinations are possible? Adjacent countries cannot have the same color in the map. X is adjacent to Y. Each of R and S is adjacent to Z. If X is the same color as Z then it must be true that A.
W is a different color from any other country. S is a different color from any other country. X is the same color as Y. S is the same color as X. The statements contain certain information. In the questions you do not actually have to compute an answer, rather you have to decide whether the information given in the statements I.
A long distance runner has just completed running 28 miles. How long did it take him to finish the journey? His record speed is 8. His average speed through the journey was 8 miles per hour. Statement I. ALONE is not sufficient to answer this question.
Statement II. Statements I. Captain of the national cricket team has to be the most popular member of the team. Waqar is the best player on the team. Waseem is the senior-most member. How many boys passed the course? There were 2 girls who obtained A grade. A horse ran miles without stopping. What was its average speed in miles per hour?
The journey started at 8 PM and ended at 4 AM the following day. The horse ran 20 miles per hour for the first 50 miles. How much time will computer a need to solve problems? The computer needs 50 seconds to solve one problem. Computer never takes more than 60 seconds to solve a problem.
How many pencils does Raheel have? He bought two boxes each containing 10 pencils. He lent two pencils to Khaleel A. In a certain farm there are 47 goats. How many large brown goats are there? There are 18 brown goats in the farm. Can there be more than pictures in a page book? There is at least one picture in each page. There are no more than 3 pictures in any page. Heredity B. Individualism C. Cooperation D. Reasoning E. Instinct A B C D E Each question below consists of a related pair of words or phrases, followed by five lettered pairs of words or phrases.
Sunday : Saturday D. Almost a century ago Alfred Binet, a gifted psychologist, was asked by the French Ministry of Education to help determine who would experience difficulty in school.
Given the influx of provincials to the capital, along with immigrants of uncertain stock, Parisian officials believed they needed to know who might not advance smoothly through the system. Proceeding in an empirical manner, Binet posed many questions to youngsters of different ages.
He ascertained which questions when answered correctly predicted success in school, and which questions when answered incorrectly foretold school difficulties. The items that discriminated most clearly between the two groups became, in effect, the first test of intelligence. Binet is a hero to many psychologists.
He was a keen observer, a careful scholar, an inventive technologist. Perhaps even more important for his followers, he devised the instrument that is often considered psychology's greatest success story. Millions of people who have never heard Binet's name have had aspects of their fate influenced by instrumentation that the French psychologist inspired. And thousands of psychometricians — specialists in the measurement of psychological variables — earn their living courtesy of Binet's invention.
Many scholars and observers — and even some iconoclastic psychologists — feel that intelligence is too important to be left to the psychometricians. Experts are extending the breadth of the concept — proposing much intelligence, including emotional intelligence and moral intelligence. They are experimenting with new methods of ascertaining intelligence, including some that avoid tests altogether in favor of direct measures of brain activity. They are forcing citizens everywhere to confront a number of questions: What is intelligence?
How ought it to be assessed? And how do our notions of intelligence fit with what we value about human beings? In short, experts are competing for the "ownership" of intelligence in the next century. According to the passage, which of the following is most similar to the "barometer" developed by Binet?
The S. The written portion of a driver's license test. Open tryouts for a varsity athletic team D. An electronic scan of brain-wave activity. The trivia questions of a game show.
The author suggests which of the following about "citizens everywhere"? They do not have a sufficiently accurate definition of intelligence to evaluate recent scientific developments. They stand to benefit from recent progress in the scientific assessment of intelligence. The experiments they are performing with new methods of intelligence measurement are valuable and interesting. They are at odds with the experts over who should have the right to define "intelligence.
Traditionally they have not given careful consideration to some important issues concerning intelligence. As used in line 8, "discriminated" most nearly means A. In the figure above, rectangle AEJL has been divided into 8 congruent squares with each of the 8 squares having an area of In a certain town, p gallons of gasoline are needed per month for each car. How long will q gallons last at this rate given that there are r cars in town?
What fraction of two weeks is 24 minutes? If the vertices of a triangle are at 0,0 , -3, 4 and 3, 4 , what is the area of the triangle? A water-tank has a base with dimensions 2 feet by 6 feet. If a cube with each side 1 foot is totally immersed in the water, how many inches will the water rise? The diameter of each semicircle is a side of the trapezoid.
What is the sum of the lengths of the four drawn semicircles? Round to the nearest whole number. Which of the following points lays in the interior of the circle whose radius is 10 and whose center is at the origin? Reasoning Questions A. It cannot be determined from D C the information given. The two numbers, whose sum is and product , are A. What day of the week is today? Today is March Akram left Pakistan on Wednesday.
Can any of the four rivers be more than meters wide? The narrowest of the four rivers is meters wide. Average width of the four rivers is meters. If it is raining then there must be clouds. Are there clouds? It is not raining. It rained yesterday. Which of the following countries can be the same color as W? Which of the following is a pair of countries that can be the same color?
X and Y A B C D E Questions 6 to 11 depends on the following passage A college president wishes to select four members of a faculty-student committee as special representatives to meet with the college's board of trustees. The faculty-student committee consists of eight members four of which F, G, H and I are faculty members whereas the other four R, S, T and U are students. The president can select any four of the eight committee members as long as the following rules are observed: The four representatives must consist of exactly two faculty members and two students.
Either F or G must be one of the representatives but F and G both cannot be the representatives. If R is a representative then H must also be a representative. If T is a representative then G cannot be a representative. If T is a representative but H is not a representative then the whole group can be determined if it were also true that: A. F is a representative. I is a representative. R is not a representative.
U is not a representative. If G is a representative then which of the following can be the other three representatives?
If neither S nor U is a representative then which of the following is the pair of faculty- member representatives? If G, I and S are representatives then which of the following must also be a representative? If F and I are representatives then which of the following is not a representative? R A B C D E Questions 12 to 14 depends on the following passage At a congress of the Ruling Party, the seven top party leaders, who are all cabinet ministers, are seated on a platform in order of rank the Prime Minister being in the center.
Moreover, a person sitting on the right of the PM outranks the one sitting equidistant on the left of the PM. Y is four places to the left of the Minister of Agriculture, who is two places to the right of V.
Z is two places to the left of W. The Ministers of Education, Mining and Culture are seated together, in order, from left to right.
The remaining Ministers are those of Social Welfare and Defense. The fifth ranking person in the party hierarchy is: A. Z, the Minister of Mining B. Y, the Minister of Culture C. W, the Prime Minister. X, the minister of Defense. How many of the seven party leaders outrank the Minister of Education? The lowest ranking Minister is A. Minister of Social Welfare. Minister of Defense. Minister of Education. Minister of Mining. People will see only what they want to see. Beauty exits only in the eyes of the beholder.
Beauty does not depend on seasons. The greatest pleasure available to mankind is the contemplation of beauty. There are many theories about this, based on various types of indirect evidence, such as the language of children, the language of primitive societies, the kinds of changes that have taken place in languages in the course of recorded history, the behavior of higher animals like chimpanzees, and the behavior of people suffering from speech defects.
The main idea of this excerpt is A to provide evidence of the origin of language. B to present the need for language. C to discuss how early man communicated. D to present the culture of early man. E to narrate the story of English. B the need to communicate. C language of children. E communication among primitive men. B Support the fact that naming things is most important. C Indicate how adults teach language to children.
D Show the evolution of many meanings for one word. The implication of the author regarding the early elements of language is that A There were specific real steps followed to develop our language. B Care must be exercised when exhuming what we consider the roots of language. C We owe a debt of gratitude to the chimpanzee contribution. D Adults created language in order to instruct their children.
E Language was fully developed by primitive man. B language developed with the developing culture of primitives. C primitives existed in total isolation from one another. D children brought about a need for language.
E mankind was not intended to communicate. After a reading of this article, one might infer that A society creates problems with language. B language is for adults to instruct children.
C society uses language to improve itself. D with the evolution of language came wisdom. E language brings power. Primitive…inconvenience B. Reprehensible…initiate 4. Art, like words, is a form of communication.
Words, spoken and written, render accessible to humans of the latest generations all the knowledge discovered by the experience and reflection, both of preceding generations and of the best and foremost minds of their own times.
Art renders accessible to people of the latest generations all the feelings experienced by their predecessors, and those already felt by their best and foremost contemporaries. Just as the evolution of knowledge proceeds by dislodging and replacing that which is mistaken, so too the evolution of feeling proceeds through art. Feelings less kind and less necessary for the well-being of humankind are replaced by others kinder and more essential to that end.
This is the purpose of art, and the more art fulfills that purpose the better the art; the less it fulfills it, the worse the art. The author develops the passage primarily by A. According to the author, knowledge is A. Art is a form of communication.
Art helps to refine sensibilities. Art is a repository of experience. Real art can never be bad. Art is a progressive human endeavor. The Western Derby is a race held annually at Bayshore Racetrack. One of the gates is left empty. The horses are at the gate, waiting for the race to begin. Gate 1, on the inside of the racetrack, is occupied. Phantom is at a gate inside of Nocturnal. Nocturnal and Odyssey are next to each other. If Odyssey is at Gate 2, which of the following must be true?
Nocturnal is at the innermost gate. King's Bounty is at the outermost gate. A horse occupies the outermost gate. Phantom is at the innermost gate. The outermost gate is not empty. Which of the following is a possible assignment for the horses, from the inside to the outside? Longshot is at Gate 1. Nocturnal is at Gate 5. Man Among Boys is at Gate 2. Gate 8 is vacant. I and II only B.
II and IV only D. Phantom is at Gate 1 B. Man Among Boys is at Gate 3 C. Longshot is at Gate 6 D. Odyssey is at Gate 7 E. Nocturnal is at Gate 7 Studies have shown that families who install smoke detectors and own fire extinguishers have a reduced risk of losing a child in a house fire. Therefore, no family who installs smoke detectors and owns a fire extinguisher will lose a child in a house fire. Of the following, the best criticism of the argument above is that the argument does not A.
LSD is a drug known to cause synesthesia, a phenomenon in which sensory input somehow becomes interchanged in the brain: a person with synesthesia might smell a symphony, hear sun light, or taste a pinprick. While most cases are drug induced, some people suffer from synesthesia in various forms since birth.
Which of the following can be most safely inferred from the information above? Synesthesia is not always a drug-induced phenomenon. Some great artists of this century have been known for their synesthetic proclivities.
LSD is an addictive drug. Synesthesia is rarely bothersome to those who experience it. Synesthesia at birth is a result of mothers who have tried LSD.
Palindromes are easier to solve than acrostics, but acrostics are more difficult to create than palindromes. Rebuses are more difficult to solve than acrostics, yet rebuses are easier to create than palindromes.
A university has a procedure for registering and recording complaints. Due to strict bureaucratic regulations, the following system of passing complaints must be observed: A is the first registrar to receive all incoming complaints. F is the recorder and final administrator to handle a complaint. Which is an acceptable path for a complaint to follow, passing from A?
If a complaint is received and is handled by each personnel member only one time, which of the following could be one of the passes? Between which two personnel may a complaint pass by means of two different paths without any duplication of passes?
In a baseball field, one team can practice at a time. The baseball field is open seven evenings a week from Monday to Sunday Sunday being considered the last day of the week , and the allocation of practice times is governed by the following rules: On any evening, only one team can play.
The Aces must practice on Monday. The Ducks practice exactly one day before the Falcons practice. The Falcons practice exactly one day before the Giants practice. The Cubs and the Bears must practice earlier in the week than the Eagles. The latest day in the week that the Bears can practice is A. Tuesday B. Wednesday C. Thursday D. Friday E. Saturday If a person went to the baseball field on three consecutive evenings, he or she could see which of the following teams in the order listed?
One week, the Cubs practiced on Wednesday and the Ducks practiced the next day. That week, the Bears must have practiced on A. Monday B. Tuesday C. Friday D. Saturday E. Sunday If the Giants practice on Thursday, the Eagles and the Ducks must practice on which days, respectively? Sunday and Tuesday B. Saturday and Tuesday C. Friday and Wednesday D. Wednesday and Thursday E. Tuesday and Monday If the Falcons practice on Saturday, the Eagles must practice on what day?
The practice schedule has to adhere to which of the following? The Ducks practice earlier in the week than the Eagles. The Falcons practice on a later day than the Eagles. The Falcons practice earlier in the week than the Giants. The Cubs practice earlier in the week than the Ducks.
The Bears practice earlier in the week than the Cubs. Wine, cheese, butter, and raisins are all examples of early techniques to preserve food.
In modern times, food scientists have developed other techniques such as dehydration, hermetic sealing, and radiation. Of these, radiation is the most con- troversial because preliminary studies have shown that radiation alters the natural chemical bonds in fruits and vegetables.
Instead of providing salutary effects, eating radiated produce may well introduce irritating chemicals into the body, creating a possible health hazard.
Which of the following, if true, supports the conclusion that eating radiated produce poses a possible health hazard? Many of Pakistani universities require that any candidate seeking admission in their MS, M. Large number of solved practice MCQ with explanations. More In-depth knowledge about what you need. Education and your well being. Lessons on Basic to Advance Arithmetic with practice questions. A chain of colleges by Overseas Pak How to get admission in PAF College Get vocational education in some re How you can get an opportunity to h Read about how you can join Pakista University of Engineering and Techn
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