• SAT - Mathematics Section

  A square is divided equally into 4 smaller squares.

  If the perimeter or the square is equal to 24, what is the area of one of the smaller squares?

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• SAT - Mathematics Section sequence

  What is the next number in the sequence 16, 12, 9, 27/4 …

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• GMAT - Quantitative Section

  Jake and Max are both trading in their cars to get more fuel efficient cars.

  Jake is planning on trading in his 35 m.p.g. for one that gets 50 m.p.g while Max is swapping his 15 m.p.g. vehicle for a 25 m.p.g. model. If both Jake and Max drive 10,000 miles over the next year, who will have decreased his fuel usage more and by how many more gallons then his conterpart?

  m.p.g = Miles Per Gallon

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• LSAT - Analytical Reasoning Section

  Assuming Chris is the driver and Caroline is in the middle seat of the second row. Which of the following must be true?

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• SAT - Mathematics Section

  X = { 7, 8, 9 }

  Y = { 1, 3, 4 }

  If x is a number from Series X and y is a number from Series Y, how many different values are possible for x – y?

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• SAT - Writing Section

  In 1922, Kipling, which had made reference to the work of engineers in some of his poems and writings, was asked by a University of Toronto civil engineering professor for his assistance in developing a dignified obligation and ceremony for graduating engineering students.

  No Error

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• LSAT - Analytical Reasoning Section

  If Mike is in the last row and Chris and Caroline are in the row in front of him. Which of the following must be true.

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• LSAT - Analytical Reasoning Section

  Which of the following groups of riders could occupy the front row?

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• GMAT - Verbal Section

  Which of the following arguments is the argument most like the one made above.

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• GMAT - Verbal Section

  The author cites the Government stated this proposition on space exploration in order to show?

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• GMAT - Verbal Section

  Which of the following is cited as a factor of why we should continue to explore space?

  I. The scientific discoveries that space exploration will bring.

  II. The monetary benefits that space exploration will bring.

  III. That space exploration if the fulfillment of human progress.

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• GMAT - Verbal Section

  Which of the following best describes the tone of the passage?

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• GMAT - Quantitative Section

  The distance from town A to town B is 12 miles. While the distance from town A to town C is 5 miles.

  Which of the following could be the distance from town B to town C.

  I. 6 miles

  II. 12 miles

  III. 17 miles

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• GMAT - Verbal Section

  The peacock’s tail almost certainly reduces the male’s survival: the tail reduces maneuverability, powers of flight, and makes the bird more conspicuous; its growth must also impose an energetic cost.

  Which of the following best explains why these costly characters are not eliminated by selection?

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• GMAT - Verbal Section

  The second paragraph serves which of the following purposes?

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• GMAT - Verbal Section

  The author’s attitude to plant naming be means of an "Analytical Key" can best be described by which of the following?

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• GMAT - Verbal Section

  The author mentions each of the following as aspects of botany except?

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• GMAT - Verbal Section

  Which of the following statements best summarizes the main idea of the passage?

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• SAT - Critical Reading Section

  What adjective would the author most likely use to describe the practitioners of medicine during the first era of medicine.

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• SAT - Critical Reading Section

  According to the passage how has allopathic medicine conservatism has been positive for it?

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  Difficulty: Hard
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