34. GIST:
(A) artificial manner (B) trivial point
(C) informal procedure (D) eccentric method
(E) singular event
35. DIVESTITURE:
(A) acquisition (B) promotion
(C) subsidization (D) consultation
(E) monopolization
36. EXTANT:
(A) extensive (B) extraneous
(C) extricable (D) extinct (E) extra
37. TRACTABILITY:
(A) infertility (B) implausibility
(C) incorrigibility (D) impenetrability
(E) indefatigability
38. NOISOME:
(A) attractively fragrant (B) subtly flattering
(C) consistently patient (D) softly glowing
(E) gradually diminishing
NO 4-2 SECTION 2
Questions 1-7
A main-order company sells packages of jam, each containing three jars of jam. The available flavors are: grape, orange, strawberry, peach, and quince.
Each jar contains exactly one flavor of jam. Each package must conform to the following rules:
Each package must contain either two or three different flavors of jam.
A package containing any orange jam must also contain at least one jar of grape.
A package containing any grape jam must also contain at least one jar of orange.
Peach jam and quince jam cannot be packed in the same package.
A package containing any strawberry jam must also contain at least one jar of quince, but a package containing quince jam need not contain strawberry jam.
1. Which of the following is an acceptable package?
(A) One jar of peach, one jar of strawberry, and one jar of orange
(B) One jar of orange, one jar of strawberry, and one jar of grape
(C) Two jars of strawberry and one jar of quince
(D) Three jars of peach
(E) Three jars of orange
2. An acceptable package CANNOT contain which of the following combinations of jams?
(A) Grape and peach (B) Peach and quince
(C) Orange and peach (D) Orange and grape
(E) Strawberry and quince
3. Which of the following could be packed with a jar of strawberry to make an acceptable package?
(A) One jar of peach and one jar of orange
(B) One jar of grape and one jar of orange
(C) Two jars of quince (D) Two jars of orange
(E) Two jars of grape
4. A jar of which of the following must be packed with a jar of orange and a jar of peach to make an acceptable package?
(A) Grape (B) Orange (C) Strawberry
(D) Peach (E) Quince
5. Which of the following pairs of jars of jam could be packed with a jar of orange to make an acceptable package?
(A) One jar each of orange and strawberry
(B) One jar each of grape and strawberry
(C) Two jars of orange (D) Two jars of grape
(E) Two jars of strawberry
6. Which of the following CANNOT be two of the three jars of jam in an acceptable package?
(A) One jar of strawberry and one jar of peach
(B) One jar of grape and one jar of orange
(C) Two jars of orange (D) Two jars of grape
(E) Two jars of strawberry
7. An acceptable package CANNOT contain two jars of
(A) orange (B) grape (C) quince
(D) strawberry (E) peach
8. A person who agrees to serve as mediator between two warring factions at the request of both abandons by so agreeing the right later to take sides. To take sides at a later point would be to suggest that the earlier presumptive impartiality was a sham.
The passage above emphasizes which of the following points about mediators?
(A) They should try to form no opinions of their own about any issue that is related to the dispute.
(B) They should not agree to serve unless they are committed to maintaining a stance of impartiality.
(C) They should not agree to serve unless they are equally acceptable to all parties to a dispute.
(D) They should feel free to take sides in the dispute right from the start, provided that they make their biases publicly known.
(E) They should reserve the right to abandon their impartiality so as not to be open to the charge of having been deceitful.
9. A study of attitudes toward prime-time televi- sion programs showed that programs with identical ratings in terms of number of people watching received highly
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