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Admission Tests Graduate Management Admission Test Sample Questions:

1. The information in the passage most strongly implies that, if an astrophysicist built a device exclusively located on Earth's surface that was able to detect gamma rays from space striking the atmosphere, it would

A) likely be composed partly of extremely rare materials that do not absorb gamma rays
B) be able to detect gamma rays only at night, when the level of visible-spectrum light is lowest
C) likely be designed to detect the effects of gamma rays on the atmosphere rather than the rays themselves
D) not be able to provide an accurate account of the quantity of gamma rays reaching the ground at the device's location
E) likely be able to detect most ultraviolet and infrared frequencies of light

2. Which of the following does information in the passage most strongly suggest is true?

A) People going to watch a film that is expected to evoke negative emotion are more likely to sit at the front of the theater than at the back.
B) Students who sit on the left side of a classroom and direct their frontal gaze somewhat to the right receive more visual information from the left side than the right side of their visual field.
C) Left-handed people are more likely than others to prefer sitting on the left side of a movie theater to sitting on the right side.
D) Some people gaing to watch a movie, whether comedy, drama, or other
genre, prefer sitting on the left side of the theater to sitting on the right side.
E) Ambidextrous people are as likely to prefer sitting on the left side of a movie theater as on the right side.

3. As discussed in the passage, smoothing production is primarily concerned with

A) absorbing into overhead expenses the cost of holding inventory
B) keeping production lines running continuously without interruption for maintenance
C) maintaining production levels as constant as is practicable
D) assuring that there are as few peaks and valleys as possible in demand for the products made
E) using the most efficient production processes available in order to avoid bottlenecks

4. The passage most clearly implies that the skeptics mentioned in the third paragraph assume that

A) there would be evidence that chariots existed earlier than 5,500 years ago if
B) many languages with similar vocabularies do not share recent common ancestors pastoralist speakers of proto-Indo-European did not spread into Anatolia
C) they existed about 9,000 years ago
D) the computer mentioned in the second paragraph based its calculations on inaccurate data
E) chariots and wagons were invented north of the Black Sea

5. What is the remainder when the positive integer k is divided by 5?
(1)
When k is divided by 9, the remainder is 1.
(2)
When k is divided by 10, the remainder is 1.

A) Statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient.
B) EACH statement ALONE is sufficient.
C) Statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) alone is not sufficient.
D) BOTH statements TOGETHER are sufficient, but NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient.
E) Statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) alone is not sufficient.

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