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Graduate Management Admission Test (2022) Questions and Answers

Question 45

For the first time, prospectors have laid claim to rich deposits of gold, silver, and copper in the deep sea, foreshadowing a possible rush to the open oceans for metals and a possible fight with conservationists over exploitation of the sea's dark recesses.

Options:

A.

prospectors have laid claim to rich deposits of gold, silver, and copper in the deep sea, foreshadowing a possible rush to the open oceans for metals and a possible fight

B.

prospectors have laid claim to rich deposits of gold, silver, and copper in the deep sea, which foreshadows a possible rush to the open oceans for metals and possibly a fight

C.

prospectors have laid claim to rich deposits of gold, silver, and copper in the deep sea, foreshadowing a possible rush to the open oceans for metals and possibly fighting

D.

prospectors, having laid claim to rich deposits of gold, silver, and copper in the deep sea, and foreshadowing a possible rush to the open oceans for metals and a possible fight

E.

prospectors having laid claim to rich deposits of gold, silver, and copper in the deep sea foreshadows a possible rush to the open oceans for metals and possibly fighting

Question 46

Which of the following is the most likely reason that the author mentions the work o* the astronomers in 1998 (see highlighted text)?

Options:

A.

To counter the common view among astronomers in 1998 that no planets orbited around HR 8799

B.

To show that Earth based telescopes are generally more accurate than is the Hubble telescope

C.

To help explain why scientists felt it necessary to archive the Hubble images of HR8799

D.

To highlight the potential value that the new technique could have for Researchers

E.

To emphasize mistakes researchers made in 1998 when examining the Hubble images of HR 8799

Question 47

Editorial: For the past two years, our dty has used photo radar to enforce speed limits at several Intersections, automatically photographing cars, measuring their speeds, and mailing tickets to offending drivers. In the second year of the program, the annual number of violations observed by photo radar dropped by 5 percent. This shows that the program has been effective at reducing speeding on the monitored streets.

The editorial's reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on which of the following grounds?

Options:

A.

It overlooks the possibility that speeding may have increased on many streets not monitored by photo radar.

B.

It takes for granted that any other method of enforcing speed limits would be less effective than photo radar.

C.

It fails to adequately address the possibility that the annual number of speeding violations in the city may fluctuate at random from year to year.

D.

It conflates the claim that photo radar may Increase the incidence of speeding with the claim that a reduction in speeding has resulted in fewer observed violations.

E.

It confuses a justified conclusion about the program's effectiveness with an unsubstantiated explanation of why the program has been effective.

Question 48

If n is an even Integer, which of the following must also be an even integer?

Options:

A.

II only

B.

III only

C.

I and II only

D.

II, and III, only

E.

I, II, and III

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