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GAT Verbal Reasoning Flashcards

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  1. CANDID is to FRANK as OBSTINATE is to:

    Answer: Stubborn

    Candid and frank are synonyms; obstinate and stubborn are synonyms.

  2. Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The committee's report was so ______ that even experts struggled to follow its argument.

    Answer: convoluted

    Convoluted means overly complex, which fits a report that is hard to follow.

  3. Read the passage: 'Although the museum expanded its opening hours, attendance fell for the third consecutive quarter.' Which statement is best supported by the passage?

    Answer: Attendance had been declining before the expansion of hours

    Three consecutive quarters of decline means the drop began before the recent change.

  4. Which word is closest in meaning to EPHEMERAL?

    Answer: Fleeting

    Ephemeral means lasting for a very short time, the same as fleeting.

  5. SYMPHONY is to COMPOSER as NOVEL is to:

    Answer: Author

    A composer creates a symphony; an author creates a novel.

  6. Select the sentence that is grammatically correct.

    Answer: Neither the manager nor the employees were informed of the change.

    With 'neither...nor', the verb agrees with the nearer subject, 'employees', which is plural.