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  1. Passage: 'All certified electricians on the project passed the safety audit. Some workers who passed the safety audit were apprentices.' Which conclusion is TRUE based only on the passage?

    Answer: Some apprentices passed the safety audit

    Since some who passed were apprentices, it follows that some apprentices passed the audit.

  2. Choose the word that is most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to 'frugal'.

    Answer: Extravagant

    Frugal means sparing with money, so its opposite is extravagant.

  3. Statement: 'No reliable witness gave a vague answer. Mr. Lee gave a vague answer.' If both statements are true, what must follow about Mr. Lee?

    Answer: He is not a reliable witness

    Because reliable witnesses never gave vague answers, Mr. Lee cannot be reliable.

  4. Complete the analogy: Whisper is to Shout as Glimpse is to ___.

    Answer: Stare

    A whisper is a faint version of a shout, just as a glimpse is a brief version of a stare.

  5. Passage: 'The report states the survey covered three regions but only published results for two.' Which statement is best supported?

    Answer: Results for one region were not published

    Covering three regions but publishing two means one region's results went unpublished.

  6. Which word does NOT belong with the others?

    Answer: Inform

    Persuade, convince, and coerce all aim to change a stance, while inform simply shares facts.

  7. Statement: 'If the shipment arrives late, the bonus is forfeited. The bonus was not forfeited.' What can be concluded?

    Answer: The shipment did not arrive late

    Since the bonus was kept, the condition causing forfeiture (late arrival) did not occur.