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Analytical Reasoning skills question paper

How many male members are there in the family?

Two
Three
Four
Data inadequate
None of these

What is the profession of P?

Lawyer
Lawyer or Teacher
Manager
None of these
Cannot be determined

Who are the two married couples in the family?

PQ and SR
RU and ST
PT and SR
PS and RQ
None of these

How P is related to T?

Father
Grandfather
Mother
Grandmother
Wife

There has been a sharp increase in the subscription prices of many accounting school text books in the past five years. Many publishers ascribe the necessity for these increases to the easy availability of electronic books, which enable people to electronically copy the books they want rather than buying the printed text.

Which of the following, if true, would make this explanation more plausible?

A. The great majority of student texts have a massive backlog awaiting publication.
B. Over the past five years there has been a substantial decline in the number of accounting school students, while electronic books have remained fairly stable.
C. In the five years immediately preceding the price surge, there was a substantial decline in the number of accounting school students requiring text books, while electronic book subscriptions remained fairly stable.
D. Many electronic publishers have recently begun cutting back on subscriptions of accounting school text books.
E. In almost every publishing company, there has been an increase in the number of accounting school texts available in the past few years.

A pesticide producing company states that their unused pesticide that gets dumped does not pose a threat to the aquatic life in the surrounding area. If this is correct, then why have local fish been dying in this region? Due to the fact that the pesticide company is not located in a highly fish-populated area, they implicitly admit that the pesticides they produce are relatively dangerous to the nearby aquatic life.

Of the following statements listed below, which one would be most likely to weaken the argument of the author if it were true?

A. The possibility of pesticides filtering into the local water region was underestimated in the past.
B. Funds for environmental company cleanup, which concern waste dumps that are poorly run, are reserved for rural regions only.
C. It would be pointless to locate chemical dumps where they would be most harmful, unless they can be proven 100-percent safe.
D. Dumps that are located in areas without large fish populations have fewer government interventions and are also less expensive.
E. City people are most probable to sue the company if the dumps cause them health problems.

China wants to avoid financial collapse of their economy. In order to do this, China must raise their gross national product rate by 33 percent. China's economy is structured so that if the 33 percent increase in GNP is reached, then it is possible for a 50 percent GNP increase.

Of the following statements listed below, which one must be true if is it to be believed that the above statements are also true?

A. If China's 50 percent increase in GNP is unattainable, then its economy will collapse.
B. China's GNP will not have a 50 percent increase if its economy falls.
C. The economy of China will not fall if it can obtain an increased GNP of 50 percent.
D. A 17 percent GNP increase will be unattainable if China continues to suffer national conflict.
E. A 71 percent increase is possible if the 33 percent brink is achieved, and the 50 percent GNP increase is attainable.

Estelle states: When I went fishing the other day, every fish that I caught was a salmon, and every salmon I saw I caught.

Of the following statements listed below, which one can be concluded from the observations of Estelle?

A. Salmon was the only fish that Estelle saw while she was fishing.
B. While Estelle was fishing, she caught no fish other than salmon.
C. In the area that Estelle fished, there were no other fish.
D. All of the fish that Estelle saw she caught.
E. Estelle did not see any other fish while she was fishing.

Either protesters must have restrictions placed on them, or particular revolutionary issues that arise in society will be used to destroy the country. Because allowing the occurrence of the revolutionary outcome is out of the question, we must restrict protesters.

The above conclusion is unsteady due to the fact that...

A. Protesters do not really want to demolish the country.
B. There is too much emphasis placed on the importance of protesting.
C. An accommodation is failed to be considered between both alternatives.
D. The reasons for protesting have not been defined.
E. Protesters are, in truth, a real threat to the country's survival.

The quarterly food inspection performed by the local health team observes the customer reactions to fast food restaurants and family dining restaurants. However, during each inspection they discover that there are more reports of food poisoning found in the family dining restaurants than in the fast food restaurants.

Of the following statements, which one best clarifies the apparent paradox?

A. Customers are most likely to connect the illness they've experienced to their most recent meal if the illness has suddenly struck all of the people they ate with.
B. Customers complain less about the food poisoning they experience in fast food restaurants because they expect it.
C. More people choose fast food restaurants over family dining restaurants.
D. Food poisoning cases are not related to the time customers ate at the family dining restaurants, or to the number of people who all ate the same meal.
E. The family dining restaurants microwaves certain food items instead of cooking them on the stove.

We are well aware that there are warning signs concerning massive climate changes, and that these climate changes are reducing plant life. Many hopeful crop growers believe that there will not be an overall negative effect on the plant growth population due to the fact that rainfall should not be altered because of the climate changes. However, for the average plant, it is because of the climate change that agricultural technology has an overall yield in annual fluctuation.

On which of the following assumptions are these claims based?

A. There is not an accurate way to predict a climate change.
B. If patterns of rainfall began to shadow the climate changes, there would be supplementary damaging effects.
C. Improved yields grow highly unlikely if technology is significantly influential in spite of climate change.
D. Rainfall patterns are not as predictable as patterns of temperature.
E. Plant life is threatened more from cool temperatures than warm ones.

Different life forms such as animals and plants are known to have certain breeds that have extended life spans compared to that of humans. Due to this fact, scientists pass away before they are able to study the complete life cycle of these certain breeds. This being the case, a single breed may be inferred by observation over various life stages. Geology or astronomy can be applied to using the same method. Scientists can also use this method to learn about desert evolution and rock formations.

Concerning this passage, what assumption can be made evident?

A. The average subject uses the same ideals of observation.
B. Certain endangered breeds need to be studied more before they become extinct.
C. Various stage developments of different breeds are available to scientists as examples for both study and observation.
D. Through the use of today's study technique there are many breeds in society that cannot be properly studied in the environment.
E. There are different techniques that scientists can use that are available in modern society.

A rich businessman runs a prosperous company. He is disappointed in his two children, Violet and Hazen, because he believes that neither of them presents the potential of having the ability to take control of his company. He thinks that both of his children lack common sense.

This belief formulates from the opinion that...

A. Violet and Hazen are ignorant to the experience of controlling the company.
B. Even a person who is not brilliant can control a company if she or he has been able to obtain an MBA.
C. In order to run a company, a person needs common sense.
D. If Hazen showed any sign of common sense, he would have the ability to aid Violet in controlling the company.
E. A committee with an average of three trained personnel could assist either Violet or Hazen in controlling the company.