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Verbal Reasoning Flashcards

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  1. Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: 'The scientist's findings ______ the long-held belief that the compound was inert.'

    Answer: Refuted

    Refuted means proved to be wrong, which fits challenging a previously held belief.

  2. FRUGAL is to LAVISH as TIMID is to:

    Answer: Audacious

    Frugal and lavish are opposites; timid and audacious (bold/daring) are opposites.

  3. Passage: 'Every employee who works overtime is entitled to compensation. Mark worked overtime last Tuesday.' What follows logically?

    Answer: Mark is entitled to compensation.

    Since every overtime worker is entitled to compensation and Mark worked overtime, he is entitled to compensation.

  4. Which word means 'to formally express disapproval'?

    Answer: Censure

    Censure means to formally criticize or express strong disapproval.

  5. Which sentence is grammatically CORRECT?

    Answer: Neither the manager nor the employees were informed.

    With 'neither...nor,' the verb agrees with the subject closest to it; 'employees' is plural, so 'were' is correct.

  6. What is the meaning of the word 'EPHEMERAL'?

    Answer: Lasting for a very short time

    Ephemeral describes something that lasts only a very short time before disappearing.

  7. Passage: 'The merger was approved despite opposition from mid-level managers, who feared job redundancies.' What is the primary concern of the mid-level managers?

    Answer: Potential loss of their positions

    The passage explicitly states managers feared 'job redundancies,' meaning they worried their roles might be eliminated.