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OLSAT Verbal Reasoning Flashcards

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  1. Which word does NOT belong: joyful, elated, miserable, gleeful?

    Answer: Miserable

    Joyful, elated, and gleeful all mean happy; miserable means very unhappy.

  2. Complete the analogy: Arid is to desert as frigid is to ___.

    Answer: Tundra

    Arid describes the climate of a desert; frigid describes the climate of a tundra.

  3. If no cats are reptiles and all reptiles are cold-blooded, which must be true?

    Answer: None of the above must be true

    Cats could still be cold-blooded through another reason; we can only conclude cats are not reptiles.

  4. Which word is a synonym for 'candid'?

    Answer: Honest

    Candid means frank and honest.

  5. Novel : Fiction :: Sonnet : ___

    Answer: Poem

    A novel is a type of fiction just as a sonnet is a type of poem.

  6. Choose the word that best fills the blank: The scientist's hypothesis was ___; it had no support from experimental data.

    Answer: Unfounded

    Unfounded means lacking a foundation or evidence, matching the absence of data support.

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