All India GMAT Group

• a)
  Alex has no skills in cloud computing.
• b)
  Dexter Solutions does no business in the IT infrastructure services domain.
• c)
  there is no overlap between Alex's skill-set and the domains that Dexter Solutions does business in.
• d)
  the global market size of the IT infrastructure services consulting business is small.
• e)
  an IT consultant who specializes in IT infrastructure services cannot qualify to be a cloud computing expert.

• a)
  Unlike that of the French, who linger when they eat
• b)
  Unlike the French, who linger when they eat
• c)
  Unlike the French, lingering when eating
• d)
  Dissimilar to the French, lingering during
• e)
  Lacking similarity to the French, who linger during

• a)
  either now or after she graduates from college will be forced to enter the jobmarket
• b)
  will either be forced to enter the job market after she graduates from collegeor is now
• c)
  will be forced to enter the job market either soon or after she graduates fromcollege
• d)
  either will be now forced to enter the job market or will be after she graduatesfrom college
• e)
  is either now or will be after she graduates from college forced to enter thejob market

• a)
  increasing fatal automobile accidents as a result of producing
• b)
  increased fatal automobile accidents resulting from the production of
• c)
  increasing fatal accidents in automobiles resulting from the production of
• d)
  fatal automobile accidents that had increased from producing
• e)
  fatal automobile accidents that increased from producing

• a)
  mathematics, which in recent years was
• b)
  mathematics that was to be
• c)
  mathematics, one which has, in recent years, been
• d)
  mathematics is one that in recent years has been
• e)
  mathematics, in recent years, is one that was

• a)
  Eggs are a good source of protein.
• b)
  Many former egg eaters now make omelets using egg substitutes.
• c)
  Most people stopped eating eggs because they thought eggs were unhealthy.
• d)
  Eggs contain unhealthy levels of cholesterol.
• e)
  Eggs substitute makers launched an extensive marketing campaign six years ago.

• a)
  Monday
• b)
  Tuesday
• c)
  Wednesday
• d)
  Thursday
• e)
  Friday

• a)
  1/2
• b)
  3/4
• c)
  1
• d)
  2
• e)
  14/3

• a)
  2
• b)
  3
• c)
  4
• d)
  5
• e)
  6

• a)
  Statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) alone is not sufficient to answer the question asked
• b)
  Statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) alone is not sufficient to answer the question asked
• c)
  BOTH statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are sufficient to answer the question asked, but NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient
• d)
  EACH statement ALONE is sufficient to answer the question asked
• e)
  Statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient to answer the question asked, and additional data are needed

• a)
  p and r
• b)
  s and t
• c)
  s and q
• d)
  p and t
• e)
  r and t

• a)
  1/n! 
• b)
  n/n! 
• c)
  1/n^y 
• d)
  1/n^{y -1}
• e)
  n/yⁿ 

• a)
  Loose
• b)
  Fall
• c)
  Lost
• d)
  Lose

• a)
  The location in the bedrock where microbial life was found was not near a system of volcanic vents through which hydrogen and other gases rose from the interior of the Earth.
• b)
  Bacteria are able to exist at the molten center of the Earth.
• c)
  A thorough survey of a planet's surface is insufficient to establish beyond a doubt that the planet contains no life.
• d)
  Life probably exists on Sun-orbiting comets, which are cold agglomerations of space dust and frozen gases.
• e)
  Finding bacterial remains in coal and oil would establish that the bacteria had been feeding on substances that had not been produced from the energy of sunlight.

• a)
  2480
• b)
  3490
• c)
  6785
• d)
  8215
• e)
  9255

• a)
  will snap easily, as though it was a twig
• b)
  will snap easily, like a twig does
• c)
  will snap easily, as though it is a twig
• d)
  might snap easily, as though it was a twig
• e)
  will snap easily, as though it were a twig

If scores of 10 students in a class are arranged in the table (shown below), then what is the Median of their scores?

• a)
  84
• b)
  84.5
• c)
  85
• d)
  85.5
• e)
  86

What is the value of the expression 

• a)
  3
• b)
  3.5
• c)
  4
• d)
  4.5
• e)
  5

Select the correct algebraic expression for the following number line representation:

 

• a)
  |x - 3| = 1
• b)
  |x + 4| = 3
• c)
  |x + 3| = 2
• d)
  |x| = 5
• e)
  |x| = -5

If x ≠ 0, for which of following functions is  , for all values of x?

• a)
  
• b)
  
• c)
  
• d)
  
• e)
  

Solve   when x =1/4 ?

• a)
  35/17
• b)
  37/17
• c)
  35/4
• d)
  37/4
• e)
  39/4

• a)
  2
• b)
  3
• c)
  7
• d)
  17
• e)
  19

What is the sum of all values of x that satisfies the equation:

• a)
  20
• b)
  24
• c)
  28
• d)
  32
• e)
  36

• A:

  22

• B:

  22.5

• C:

  40

• D:

  45

• E:

  50

The answer is a.

• a)
  150%
• b)
  175%
• c)
  187.5%
• d)
  212.5%
• e)
  237.5%

• a)
  Exactly one of the statements can answer the question
• b)
  Both statements are required to answer the question
• c)
  Each statement can answer the question individually
• d)
  More information is required as the information provided is insufficient to answer the question

   

• a)
  There is one and only one strategy for eliminating common medical problems such as depression.
• b)
  Common medical problems such as depression are based entirely on treatable genetic malformations.
• c)
  Within years, genetics will be the only important scientific field in detecting and treating common medical problems such as depression.
• d)
  Every member of the human race has at least one genetic defect.
• e)
  Each human defect or sickness can be traced in part to genetics.

• a)
  5 metres
• b)
  8 metres
• c)
  10 metres
• d)
  12 metres
• e)
  15 metres

• a)
  Cigarettes are detrimental to one’s health; once people understand this, they will quit smoking
• b)
  The doubling of the price of a pack of cigarettes last year was not the only cause of the student’s altered smoking habits.
• c)
  The teachers chosen to lead the anti-smoking education program were the most effective teachers in the school system
• d)
  The number of cigarettes smoked each day by those students who continued to smoke last year did not greatly increase.
• e)
  School policy enforcers were less vigilant in seeking out smokers last year than they were in previous years

• a)
    the extra cost to the Treasury Department in higher interest rates is well over 50 basis points per year
• b)
  the extra cost to the Treasury Department, incurred in higher interest rates, is going to be well over an extra 50 basis points per year
• c)
  the Treasury Department will face higher interest rates, well over an extra 50 basis points per year
• d)
  higher interest rates will cost the Treasury Department well over an extra 50 basis points per year
• e)
  well over an extra 50 basis points per year will be the cost that is going to be borne by the Treasury Department

• a)
  a prime example of the interaction between performers with
• b)
  a prime example of the interaction of performers and
• c)
  being prime examples of the interaction between performers with
• d)
  prime examples of the interaction between performers with
• e)
  prime examples of the interaction between performers and

• a)
  just as alcohol is discussed in health class to protect those who might actuallyabuse it
• b)
  like alcohol, which is discussed in health class to protect those who mightabuse it
• c)
  similar to alcohol, which is discussed in health class in order to protect thosewho might actually abuse it
• d)
  while, to protect those who might actually abuse it, alcohol is discussed inhealth class
• e)
  similar to the discussion of alcohol in health class in order to protect thosewho might actually abuse it

• a)
  the adults who raised them
• b)
  that of the adults who raised them
• c)
  that among the adults who raised them
• d)
  they that raised the adults
• e)
  the formation of social groups of the adults who raised them

• a)
  99
• b)
  98
• c)
  96
• d)
  97
• e)
  95

• a)
  Statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) alone is not sufficient.
• b)
  Statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) alone is not sufficient.
• c)
  BOTH statements TOGETHER are sufficient, but NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient.
• d)
  EACH statement ALONE is sufficient.
• e)
  Statement (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient to answer the question asked, and

  additional data are needed.

• a)
  Statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) alone is not sufficient.
• b)
  Statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) alone is not sufficient. 
• c)
  BOTH statements TOGETHER are sufficient, but NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient. 
• d)
  EACH statement ALONE is sufficient. 
• e)
  Statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient.

• a)
  Statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) alone is
  not sufficient to answer the question asked.
• b)
  Statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) alone is
  not sufficient to answer the question asked.
• c)
  BOTH statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are sufficient to
  answer the question asked, but NEITHER statement ALONE
  is sufficient to answer the question asked.
• d)
  EACH statement ALONE is sufficient to answer the question
  asked.
• e)
  Statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient to
  answer the question asked, and additional data specific to the
  problem are needed.

• a)
  3 liters
• b)
  3.2 liters
• c)
  3.6 liters
• d)
  4 liters
• e)
  4.2 liters

• a)
  has resulted in less
• b)
  has resulted in fewer
• c)
  have resulted in fewer
• d)
  had resulted in less
• e)
  have resulted in less

• a)
  12
• b)
  13
• c)
  14
• d)
  15
• e)
  16

• a)
  2
• b)
  3
• c)
  5
• d)
  6
• e)
  8

• a)
  $8,000
• b)
  $10,000
• c)
  $14,000
• d)
  $22,000
• e)
  $35,000