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) pleading
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(b) argumentative
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(c) compassionate
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(d) emphatic
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1639. In paragraph 3, the author finds starvation and dehydration induced euthanasia is to be “more insidious" because
(a) euthanasia is legally considered to be a criminal act
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(b) the public’s attitude toward euthanasia is becoming more positive
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(c) it often involves those who cannot protest
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(d) the patient has asked to die with dignity
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1640. As used in paragraph 3, what is the best synonym for insidious?
(a) mischievous
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(b) treacherous
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(c) seductive
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(d) apparent
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161. The author maintains that death by withholding care is
(a) largely confined to hospitals
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(b) largely confined to the terminally ill
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(c) often requested by family members
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(d) approved by living wills
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1642. As used in paragraph 7, which is the best definition of abridged?
(a) trimmed
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(b) curtailed
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(c) lengthened
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(d) extended
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1643. Using the passage as a guide, it can be inferred that the author would find euthanasia less objectionable in cases in which
I. the patient’s death is imminent
II. the patient has left instructions in a living will not to provide care
III. the patient refuses to accept nourishment
(a) I only
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(b) II only
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(c) I and II only
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(d) I, II and III
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1644. The main idea of paragraph 7 is that
(a) lawyers will be unable to prosecute or defend caregivers
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(b) no comprehensive right or wrong definition of euthanasia will exist
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(c) using a subjective standard will make the decision to end an individual’s life arbitrary
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(d) no boundary will exist between euthanasia and care omission
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1645. In the final paragraph the author writes, "Despite the ravages of their diseases, they are still our fellow human beings and deserve our care and respect." The main purpose of this statement is to
(a) prove a previous argument
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(b) illustrate an example
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(c) gainsay a later statement
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(d) justify an earlier statement
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