List of top Verbal Reasoning Questions

According to the passage [from question 32], which of the following best describes most ozone-depleting chemicals in 1996 as compared to those in 1987?
``The rise of digital communication has changed the way businesses operate. Companies now rely on email, instant messaging, and video calls to communicate internally and externally, creating new efficiencies but also new challenges." Based on the passage, how should companies address the challenges of digital communication?
(The following is based on material written in 1996.) The Montreal Protocol on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer... signed in 1987 by more than 150 nations, has attained its short-term goals: it has decreased the rate of increase in amounts of most ozone-depleting chemicals reaching the atmosphere and has even reduced the atmospheric levels of some of them. The projection that the ozone layer will substantially recover from ozone depletion by 2050 is based on the assumption that the protocol's regulations will be strictly followed. Yet there is considerable evidence of violations, particularly in the form of the release of ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), which are commonly used in the refrigeration, heating. and air-conditioning industries. These violations reflectindustry attitudes; for example, in the United States, 48% of respondents in a recent survey of subscribers to Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration News, an industry trade journal, said that they did not believe that CFCs damage the ozone layer. Moreover, some in the industry apparently do not want to pay for CFC substitutes, which can run five times the cost of CFCs. Consequently, a black market in imported illicit CFCs has grown. Estimates of the contraband CFC trade range from 10,000 to 22,000 tons a year, with most of the CFCs originating in India and China, whose agreements under the protocol still allow them to produce CFCs. In fact, the United States Customs Service reports that CFC-12 is a contraband problem second only to illicit drugs.
...The passage suggests which of the following about the illicit trade in CFCs?
A company claims that its employees work better when they have flexible hours. Which of the following, if true, would most reveal a flaw in the company's reasoning?
A study suggests that a new drug will help reduce symptoms of a certain illness. Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen the study's conclusion?
"The new law mandates a reduction in carbon emissions by 20% over the next decade. This has led to protests from various industries that rely heavily on fossil fuels, citing potential job losses and economic hardship." Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?
A recent study claims that reading books increases intelligence. Which of the following would most weaken the argument?
Which of the following accurately describes the central problem that a multimodal approach can solve, according to the author?
All of the following statements are true according to the passage EXCEPT
The claim in the boldfaced portion can be supported if it is proven that
The passage implies that the convergence of deep learning techniques across computer science fields has had what effect?
Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument that fictional memories can influence decision-making similarly to autobiographical memories?
If a person identifies strongly with a fictional character who overcomes social anxiety, what would the author likely argue about this identification?
According to the passage, which of the following would apply to a person who reads a novel and later watches its film adaptation?
The core limitation with the last line of the passage is that it:
The boldfaced sentence plays which of the following roles in the passage?
Which of the following is most strongly supported by the discovery of southwest British tin in shipwrecks near Israel (1300 BC) and France (600 BC)?
The argument that southwest Britain was a major contributor to Bronze Age tin supplies depends on which of the following assumptions?
The anecdote of the restaurant owner in the passage most likely serves to:
Which of the following, if true, would most directly challenge the author's argument about the root cause of societal crisis?
The discussion on "moral formation" most closely suggests which of the following about the nature of the current societal crisis?
The author implies which of the following about the comparison between individual and governmental present bias?
The author implies which of the following about the impact of social media on emotional well-being?
A government enacts a far-reaching environmental reform with delayed benefits and high upfront costs. According to the passage, this scenario would most likely occur if:
The primary objective in the passage is to: