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Verbal Reasoning Flashcards

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  1. Which word is most similar in meaning to CORROBORATE?

    Answer: Confirm

    Corroborate means to confirm or give support to a statement, theory, or finding.

  2. Identify the logical flaw: 'This policy worked in Country X, so it will definitely work in Country Y.'

    Answer: False equivalence

    Assuming two different countries will have identical results ignores contextual differences — a false equivalence.

  3. Read: 'All requests submitted after the deadline will be considered only at the committee's discretion.' An applicant submits after the deadline. Which statement is most accurate?

    Answer: The committee may or may not consider the request.

    'At the committee's discretion' means the committee has the choice — it may or may not act on the late request.

  4. Choose the option that correctly uses the word 'infer.'

    Answer: From the data, we can infer that demand is rising.

    To infer is to deduce or conclude from evidence; the reader or analyst infers, not the document.

  5. Which sentence is written in the passive voice?

    Answer: The financial records were reviewed by the auditor.

    In passive voice, the subject receives the action; 'the financial records were reviewed' follows this structure.

  6. Select the sentence that is most concise and clear.

    Answer: The meeting was postponed because the report was late.

    Option B conveys the same meaning with the fewest words and clearest structure.

  7. Complete the analogy: LEGISLATE : LAW :: ADJUDICATE : ___

    Answer: Ruling

    To legislate is to make laws; to adjudicate is to make a ruling or judgment.

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