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 passage organizes ideas in order of increasing importance
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(b) The author presents an argument and then uses evidence to dismiss opposing views
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(c) The author explains a problem, explores solutions, and then dismisses these solutions as
inadequate
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(d) The author explains a problem and then persuades readers to agree with his or her solution to
the problem
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1525. The passage discusses all of the following solutions to password fatigue except
(a) writing the passwords down on a piece of paper
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(b) voice-recognition software
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(c) KeePass
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(d) intelligent encryption
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1526. As used in paragraph 3, which is the best synonym for mitigate?
(a) predict
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(b) postpone
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(c) investigate
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(d) lessen
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1527. According to the passage, SSO authentication software may be safer than password management software because
I. stolen personal computers contain passwords memorized by a user’s web browser
II. if a user of password management software forgets his or her login credentials, the user can no
longer access any of the applications protected by the password
III. hackers who access password management software can gain access to all of the applications
protected by that password
(a) I only
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(b) II only
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(c) I and II only
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(d) II and III only
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1528. Which of the following statements from the passage represents an opinion, as opposed to a fact?
(a) “For people who use email or other internet applications at work, the number of required
username/password combinations may surpass 30”
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(b) “The feeling of frustration that results from maintaining a memorized list of login credentials has
grown so prevalent that it actually has a name: password fatigue”
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(c) “Having to remember so many different passwords is irritating, but it can also be dangerous”
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(d) “Additionally, recovering a forgotten password is only a temporary solution; it does not address
the larger problem of password fatigue”
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1529. In paragraph 6, the author notes that “the use of biometrics raises ethical questions concerning privacy.” Which of the following situations could be used as an example to illustrate this point?
(a) A thief steals a personal computer with password management software and gains access to
private email accounts, credit card numbers, and bank statements
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(b) An employee at a company uses a voice recognition system to log in to his computer, only to be
called away by his boss. While he is away from the computer but still logged in, another
employee snoops on his computer and reads personal email correspondence
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(c) A computer hacker gains access to a system that uses SSO software by cracking the password,
thus gaining private access to all linked accounts
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(d) A company that employs fingerprint identification security software turns over its database of
fingerprints to the local police department when a violent crime occurs on its grounds
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1530. In the final paragraph, the author’s tone can best be described as
(a) angry
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(b) resigned
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(c) confused
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(d) hopeful
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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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