1. Passage Reading
2. Verbal Logic
3. Non Verbal Logic
4. Numerical Logic
5. Data Interpretation
6. Reasoning
7. Analytical Ability
8. Quantitative Aptitude
Passage Reading and English Comprehension
(a) the plant to die
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(b) no gall to form
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(c) a large gall
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(d) a bird to eat the egg
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677. Which statement from the passage best describes how galls are formed?
(a) "Once a gall has grown, the insects have a safe place to live and eat, or do they?"
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(b) "These bumps are called galls"
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(c) "These special chemicals cause the plant to bubble up and form a gall"
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(d) "Typically, a female insect lay her eggs on a plant"
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678. In the passage the author asks the question "Or do they?" The author does this to
(a) explain why insects may not be safe inside their galls
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(b) ask the reader if the insects are safe inside their galls
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(c) admits that he or she does not really know the answer
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(d) encourage us to keep reading to discover the answer
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679. If a gall has a large hole in it, this means that
(a) a larger creature may have stopped for a bite
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(b) the owner has probable left
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(c) special chemicals are left on the plant
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(d) they are homes for tiny insects
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680. This passage is most likely meant to
(a) entertain
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(b) inform
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(c) persuade
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(d) describe
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681. The information presented in the passage most likely resulted from the work of which of the following types of scientist
(a) a zoologist
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(b) an ecologist
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(c) an entomologist
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(d) a chemist
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TOTAL
Detailed Solution
Passage Reading
Verbal Logic
Non Verbal Logic
Numerical Logic
Data Interpretation
Reasoning
Analytical Ability
Basic Numeracy
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