Admission Tests Graduate Management Admission Test Sample Questions:

1. While we believe that supporters of this measure are well-meaning, they have intentional understated of the measure and how much of an impact it has on individuals.

A) the permanency of the measure and how much of an impact it has
B) the measure's impact and permanency
C) its permanency and its impact
D) the impact of the measure and how permanent t is
E) its permanency and the impact of it

2. It can most reasonably be inferred from the passage that multinational companies

A) are usually able to implement large-scale environmental sustainability Initiatives only after they have achieved a certain level of profitability.
B) are less prone to the problems associated with the halo effect than are companies based only in one nation.
C) are more likely to be financially successful in emerging nations if they aty themselves with local businesses that are using environmental sustainability Initiatives to drive growth
D) are increasingly likely to buy out emerging-nation companies that have successfully developed and Implemented environmental sustainability initiatives
E) tend to develop environmental sustainability initiatives that differ significantly from those that have been successfully and more easily implemented by smaller companies In the emerging world

3. The scientists say the newly discovered caverns range from 330 to 825 feet wider from at least 425 feet deep, and have named them after family members and friends.

A) wide, while being at least 425 feet deep and they
B) wide and are at least 425 feet deep, and they
C) wide, from at least 425 feet deep, and
D) wide, are at least 425 feet deep, and
E) wide and at least 425 feet deep and

4. Legislator: Relatively few people in this society object to allowing the potential use of gene replacement techniques to treat disease, but most react negatively to allowing the use of such techniques to enhance people's performance in competitive sports. A clear distinction should therefore be made between medical treatment and performance enhancement when regulations concerning gene replacement are being formulated, because otherwise__________, Which of the following most logically completes the passage?

A) these regulations will not accurately reflect the sentiments of most people in this society
B) gene replacement may be used for purposes yet unimagined
C) the opinions people have of gene replacement will not have a scientific basis
D) the potential benefits of gene replacement will never be fully realized
E) the generally accepted conception of athletic ability will have already shifted by the time the regulations are implemented

5. The information in the passage most strongly implies that, if an astrophysicist built a device exclusively located on Earth's surface that was able to detect gamma rays from space striking the atmosphere, it would

A) be able to detect gamma rays only at night, when the level of visible-spectrum light is lowest
B) likely be composed partly of extremely rare materials that do not absorb gamma rays
C) likely be designed to detect the effects of gamma rays on the atmosphere rather than the rays themselves
D) not be able to provide an accurate account of the quantity of gamma rays reaching the ground at the device's location
E) likely be able to detect most ultraviolet and infrared frequencies of light

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