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Admission Tests Graduate Management Admission Test Sample Questions:

1. Economist: In Nation X, the number of unsold homes on the market recently reached a twenty-year high. The last time the number of unsold homes was that high, a severe economic recession soon followed. Therefore, the nation's economy is almost certainly about to suffer another severe recession.
The economist's reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on which of the following grounds?

A) It fails to address adequately the possibility that a severe economic recession may itself cause more homes to remain on the market unsold.
B) It overlooks the possibility that even if one phenomenon causally contributes to another, the latter sometimes, but not always, causally contributes to the former.
C) It confuses a claim about the number of unsold homes on the market with a more general claim about an overall economic recession.
D) It fails to address adequately the possibility that one phenomenon may closery follow another by coincidence.
E) It overlooks the possibility that other severe economic recessions In Nation X may have occurred when there were not an unusually large number of unsold homes on the market.

2. Professor: One expert on Norse culture argues that since yarn (fiber thread) samples discovered at non-Norse archaeological sites, those related to the aboriginal Dorset people in the East Arctic, are similar to prehistoric Norse yarn samples, and since spinning was not a part of the technology of northern aboriginal peoples, the Dorset samples constitute proof of contact between these aboriginal people and Norse Vikings. The fact that radiocarbon dating seems to indicate that the Dorset samples predate Norse arrival in the region by centuries is dismissed by the expert as an anomaly attributable to significant problems with the dating of textiles found at Arctic sites. But this position seems questionable, given that Which of the following would, if true, most logically complete the professor's argument above?

A) the dating of the Dorset samples b consistent with that of other artifacts of known age found along with them
B) textiles found at other Arctic sites have not been dated with a high degree of precision
C) numerous ancient American cultures are known to have had spinning technology
D) the yarn discovered at the Da set sites is spun from the hair of animals indigenous to the area
E) for textiles, radiocarbon dating is more accurate than any other dating method

3. Berlandia's senate recently introduced two bills to address the problem of overburdened landfills: one would require that at least 40 percent by weight of the plastics sold in that country be biodegradable, the other that at least 80 percent by weight of plastics sold there be recycled into useful products. One legislator, however, has claimed that biodegradable plastics cannot be recycled into useful products, even if the biodegradables are mixed with other plastics.
The legislator's claim, if true, most strongly supports which of the following?

A) If both bills are passed, the amount of nonbiodegradable plastics that reach Berlandia's landfills will soon increase over present levels.
B) If a plastic product contains a significant amount of recycled material, that product will probably not contain biodegradable materials as well.
C) If both bills are passed, violations of at least one of the new laws will undoubtedly occur.
D) Eventually, only plastics that are biodegradable will be sold in Berlandia, whether or not both bills are passed.
E) The cost of products made from recycled plastics will increase significantly unless neither bill Is passed.

4. The passage suggests most strongly that in the presence of certain economic conditions, gray markets will encourage authorized retailers to

A) abandon trying to attract certain types of customers that they would otherwise try to attract
B) develop a better relationship with manufacturers
C) compete more intensely with other authorized retailers
D) advertise less frequently
E) begin selling higher quality products

5. A certain truck averages 10 miles per gallon when driven in the city and 25 miles per gallon when driven on the highway. According to these rates, which of the following is closest to the number of miles per gallon that the truck averages when it is driven 20 miles in the city and 30 miles on the highway?

A) 23
B) 18
C) 16
D) 20
E) 25

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