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  1. Choose the word that best completes the analogy: AUTHOR : NOVEL :: COMPOSER : ______

    Answer: Symphony

    An author creates a novel; a composer creates a symphony — both are creators of their respective works.

  2. Which of the following is the best definition of 'AMBIGUOUS'?

    Answer: Open to more than one interpretation

    Ambiguous means open to multiple interpretations or having an unclear meaning.

  3. Passage: 'The report was thorough but its recommendations were impractical given the budget constraints.' What is the main criticism of the report?

    Answer: Its suggestions cannot realistically be implemented.

    The criticism is that the recommendations are impractical given budget constraints — they can't realistically be carried out.

  4. Identify the SYNONYM of 'TENACIOUS'.

    Answer: Persistent

    Tenacious means holding firmly to a purpose; persistent is its closest synonym.

  5. Which sentence contains a LOGICAL FLAW?

    Answer: If it rains, the ground gets wet; the ground is wet; therefore it rained.

    Wet ground can have causes other than rain — this is the logical fallacy of affirming the consequent.

  6. What does 'MITIGATE' mean?

    Answer: To lessen the severity of something

    Mitigate means to make something less severe, serious, or painful.

  7. Passage: 'While cost reduction is a priority, cutting the training budget risks lowering employee competency.' The author most likely believes:

    Answer: Some costs are more valuable to keep than others.

    By contrasting cost reduction with the risk of lowering competency, the author implies that training is a cost worth maintaining.