The following test has a mixture of GMAT sentence correction and GMAT critical reasoning questions which are part of GMAT Verbal section of the GMAT.
Sentence Correction: When coming across Sentence Correction you will find part or all of the sentence underlined. The answer options given will rephrase those sections. Pick A if you think it is fine in it’s original state, otherwise chose from the other 4 options.
Critical Reasoning: In critical reasoning all you must do is pick the most correct answer from the options presented.
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In the movie Citizen Kane, Kane is a powerful, arrogant man who has everything in the world it seems, and so too does he have beautiful women and money to spare however what he really desires his whole life is simply “Rosebud”.
A. and so too does he have beautiful women and money to spare however
B. like beautiful women and money to spare, however
C. he had beautiful women and money to spare however
D. and so too does he have beautiful women and money to spare, however,
E. he had beautiful women and money to spare but
A Top company called Bubbles launched a new soda last spring, promoting a fusion of bubbles and fruit freshness. The soda sales shot through the roof, and teenagers especially drank up the new addition to the Bubbles fleet. The company is preparing to launch another fruit fusion soda to the teenage market, using the same marketing techniques of the first soda campaign.
The company’s plan assumes that
A. There will be no competition since they’ve done so well in the past
B. The teenage market will react to the new soda as they had in the past due to their similar nature and marketing plan.
C. Teenagers will then pick their favourites and niche markets for the different flavours will be created.
D. The company will have time to develop both sodas and have them do successfully in equal successions.
E. Adult markets will start to see the potential of a fresh fusion soda
Despite the attempts to hold on to our unique cultural heritages over the years, it seems at times that these ties are diminished.
A. are diminished
B. have become diminished
C. are becoming diminished
D. are then diminishing
E. have since been deminishing
There is a phrase that says you should never look a gift horse in the mouth, which means you should have taken what is offered and accept it gratefully.
A. you should have taken what is offered and accept it gratefully.
B. you should have took what is offered and accept it gratefully.
C. you take what is offered and accept it gratefully.
D. you should take what is offered and accept it gratefully.
E. you should take what is offered and except it gratefully.
In this millennium, the abundance of internet-based learning has been more substantial than textbook education; the growth of such technology proves popular for younger generations.
A. the abundance of internet-based learning has been more substantial than textbook education
B. the abundance of internet-based learnings has been more substantial than textbook education
C. the abundance of internet-based learning has been more so substantial than that of tectbook education
D. the abundance of internet-based learning has been more substantial then textbook education
E. the abundance of internet-based has been more substantial than that of textbook education
Many workplaces nowadays are becoming more and more progressive in their work environments and benefits for the overall satisfaction of their employees. Some workspaces have daycares for worker’s children so they don’t have to worry about the hassle of taking them somewhere for the weekdays.
The inclusion of this type of flexibility is said to increase productivity, however the most plausible flaw is:
A. Some workplaces may not be progressive enough to have a daycare in their workspace, work and home should be separate.
B. It is limited to just weekdays
C. That not all employees benifit, since many may choose or just do not have children.
D. You would need to employ a set of people therefore to take care of these children, causing another monetary expense
E. Parents won’t increase their productivity because their children are now closer.
Ship-breaking is a process of recycling the steels in old ships, this process usually happens in Bangladesh, Pakistan and India where the environmental laws are not as stringent as in the US or Canada.
A. as stringent
B. Stringent
C. As those stringent
D. Stringency
E. As the stringency
A survey took place and the results came back saying that men purchase more golf equipment than women do. Therefore, the argument was made that men spend more time on the greens that women do.
What is flawed about this argument?
A. Men and women have completely different golfing experiences
B. The amount of time you play can not be based on the equipment you buy
C. The differentiation on who’s been buying the equipmnt and who’s been playing with it
D. The survey is completely flawed
E. The differentiation about who plays who and when wasn’t made
Sleepwalking is a much more serious condition than television and our cinematic outlets let on. Sleepwalking, also called somnambulism or noctambulism is a sleep disorder where a person will engage in movements, actions and routines that they would normally do while they’re awake. Unlike in the cartoons and movies where sleepwalkers walk around like zombies with their hands and arms out in front of them, they just walk around as if they were not asleep. However, because they’re still in a sleeping state, it is very likely for these people to hurt or endanger themselves, and in some rare cases others. A seventeen year old boy in Germany was sleepwalking one night and walked off his fourth floor balcony. He fell 10 meters and continued to sleep with a broken arm and leg. His memory didn’t hold onto when or how he got there, and this is usually the norm for sleepwalkers. Controversy also stirs in the realm of sleepwalking because of this ability to not remember a single action while in the act. Ken Parks, a local from Pickering, Ontario actually got in his car and drove 23 kilometres to his in-laws, where he strangled his father-in-law and stabbed his mother-in-law causing death, all the while sleepwalking. The case was brought to court and eventually he was acquitted of murder because of his automatic and state of unawareness. Sleepwalking is and should be taken more seriously, as rarities such as these do happen and there is much to be dealt with when something of this nature arises. 18% of the world’s population sleepwalks, that’s a pretty large percentage to ignore glaze eyed. So either we wake up and cause a fuss, or keep walking around endangering ourselves and possibly others.
Why would the author mention television and movies that document sleepwalking within this passage?
A. To show details
B. To highlight the real dangers of sleepwalking and how a simple action can change evertuthing
C. To eliviate the discussion of sleepwalking as controversial
D. To highlight a false perception of sleepwalking, which in some cases is cancelled out
E. To create a dynamicism in the passage
Sleepwalking is a much more serious condition than television and our cinematic outlets let on. Sleepwalking, also called somnambulism or noctambulism is a sleep disorder where a person will engage in movements, actions and routines that they would normally do while they’re awake. Unlike in the cartoons and movies where sleepwalkers walk around like zombies with their hands and arms out in front of them, they just walk around as if they were not asleep. However, because they’re still in a sleeping state, it is very likely for these people to hurt or endanger themselves, and in some rare cases others. A seventeen year old boy in Germany was sleepwalking one night and walked off his fourth floor balcony. He fell 10 meters and continued to sleep with a broken arm and leg. His memory didn’t hold onto when or how he got there, and this is usually the norm for sleepwalkers. Controversy also stirs in the realm of sleepwalking because of this ability to not remember a single action while in the act. Ken Parks, a local from Pickering, Ontario actually got in his car and drove 23 kilometres to his in-laws, where he strangled his father-in-law and stabbed his mother-in-law causing death, all the while sleepwalking. The case was brought to court and eventually he was acquitted of murder because of his automatic and state of unawareness. Sleepwalking is and should be taken more seriously, as rarities such as these do happen and there is much to be dealt with when something of this nature arises. 18% of the world’s population sleepwalks, that’s a pretty large percentage to ignore while glaze eyed. So either we wake up and cause a fuss, or keep walking around endangering ourselves and possibly others. The thesis of the passage is…
A. Rare cases happen sometimes
B. Sleepwalking is just like that of the movies
C. Sleepwalking is just like what the stereotypes say about it
D. Those sleepwalking are in an automatic state while they’re in the act
E. Sleepwalking should be taken more seriously
The state’s empty $4 million governor’s mansion on the banks of the Capitol River may be sort of a suburban Taj Mahal, as the governor once said. But why shouldn’t the state unload it?
Which of the following is one of the author’s basic assumptions?
A. The governor’s mansion is out of place in the suburbs.
B. The reader is aware of the state’s intention to “unload” the governor’s mansion.
C. No one has yet lived in the governor’s mansion.
D. The state is trying to sell the governor’s mansion.
E. The governor was correct.
In his first message to Congress, Harry Truman said, “The responsibility of the United States is to serve and not dominate the world.” Which of the following is one basic assumption underlying Truman’s statement?
A. The United States is capable of dominating the world.
B. The United States chooses to serve rather than dominate the world.
C. World domination is a virtue.
D. One must be decisive when facing a legislative body for the first time.
E. The United States, preceding Truman’s administration, had been irresponsible.
A. If I were he, I would lay
B. If I were him, I would lay
C. If I were he, I would lie
D. If I was he, I would lay
E. If I was he, I would lie
If either Mark or Jack is late again, the bus will leave without them.
A. the bus will leave without them
B. the bus will leave without him
C. the bus will leave without their being on it
D. they will miss the bus
E. he will miss the bus
Of the two leaders, neither Trotsky nor Lenin was most brilliant, but each worked in their sphere for the party.
A. was most brilliant, but each worked in their sphere
B. was most brilliant, but each worked in their own sphere
C. was most brilliant, but each worked in his sphere
D. was more brilliant, but each worked in their own sphere worked
E. was more brilliant, but each worked in his sphere
Votes on June 8 approved a $495 million bond issue for a state prison construction that is an obvious priority. Now the legislature has voted to put five more general obligation bond issues on the November ballot, adding another $1.5 billion to the state’s long-term debt. Those on the November menu include $500 million for building and remodeling public schools, $450 million to extend the veterans home loan program, $200 million to subsidize low-interest mortgages for first-time home buyers, $85 million to acquire land for environmental protection, and $280 million to help counties expand or remodel their jails. Which of the following statements is a point to which the author is most probably leading?
A. Two of these bond issues are certainly more important than the others.
B.We must face the obvious conclusion that prison construction is much less important than the improvement of public education and social programs for lawful citizens.
C. The cost of these bond issues is, on the face of it, negligible.
D. The voters cannot be expected to help make financial decisions for the state because most voters are suffering from their own severe financial problems.
E. These five bond proposals are quite enough, and between now and November, voters will have to study them carefully to make sure that five is not too many.
A. Whoever you are, you should strive to emulate whoever you most admire.
B. Whoever you are, you should strive to emulate whomever you most admire.
C. Whomever you are, you should strive to emulate whoever you most admire.
D. You should strive to emulate those people you most admire.
E. Whoever you are, you should strive to emulate those whom you most admire.
Tom’s writing is always straightforward and honest. After all, whenever he writes a critique, he includes a special note that forewarns us that he will not mince words or make any untruthful statements. Therefore, his prose is direct and always tells the truth.< br/>
The statement above uses which of the following to support the argument?
A. Generalization
B. Circular reasoning
C. Specific examples
D. Deductive reasoning
E. Formal logic
A. I want Julio and she to be the project leaders
B. I want Julio and her to be the project leaders
C. I want Julio and she to lead the project
D. I want Julio and her as the project leaders
E. I want Julio and she both to be the project leaders
The county legislature has finally, after ten years of legal challenges, passed an antipollution ordinance. From a reading of the language, the legislation promises to be one of the most effective bills in the history of the state.
Which of the following can be deduced from the passage?
A. The pollution problem will be eliminated in the county.
B. The pollution problem will be reduced in the county.
C. Pollution is not now a problem in the county.
D. Pollution will be reduced in the state.
E. To reduce pollution, the legislation must now be enforced.
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