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Q. A new study reveals that people who practice mindfulness report lower stress levels. What can be inferred from this study?
  • A. Mindfulness is the only way to reduce stress.
  • B. People with lower stress levels are more likely to practice mindfulness.
  • C. Practicing mindfulness may help in reducing stress.
  • D. Stress levels are unrelated to mindfulness practices.
Q. A recent analysis shows that cities with better public transportation systems have lower traffic congestion. What can be inferred from this analysis?
  • A. Traffic congestion is solely caused by poor public transportation.
  • B. Better public transportation may help reduce traffic congestion.
  • C. All cities with low congestion have excellent public transportation.
  • D. Public transportation has no effect on traffic patterns.
Q. A recent article claims that companies with diverse workforces are more innovative. What can be inferred from this claim?
  • A. Diversity in the workforce is the only factor for innovation.
  • B. Companies with less diversity are less innovative.
  • C. A diverse workforce may enhance innovation in companies.
  • D. Innovation is unrelated to workforce diversity.
Q. A recent report claims that students who participate in extracurricular activities have better time management skills. What can be inferred from this report?
  • A. All students with good time management participate in extracurricular activities.
  • B. Extracurricular activities improve time management skills.
  • C. Students without extracurricular activities have poor time management skills.
  • D. There is a relationship between extracurricular participation and time management skills.
Q. A recent report states that students who engage in extracurricular activities tend to perform better academically. What can be concluded from this report?
  • A. Extracurricular activities are the only factor influencing academic performance.
  • B. Students who perform well academically do not participate in extracurricular activities.
  • C. Engaging in extracurricular activities may contribute to better academic performance.
  • D. All students should participate in extracurricular activities to succeed.
Q. A recent survey found that 70% of people who exercise regularly report feeling happier. What can be concluded from this survey?
  • A. Exercise causes happiness.
  • B. Most happy people exercise regularly.
  • C. There is a correlation between exercise and happiness.
  • D. Happiness is solely dependent on exercise.
Q. A recent survey found that 70% of people who exercise regularly report feeling happier. What can be inferred from this survey?
  • A. Exercise causes happiness.
  • B. People who are happier tend to exercise more.
  • C. 70% of all people are happy.
  • D. Regular exercise is the only factor affecting happiness.
Q. A recent survey found that students who study in groups tend to perform better than those who study alone. What can be inferred from this survey?
  • A. Studying alone is ineffective for all students.
  • B. Group study is the only way to succeed academically.
  • C. Collaboration may enhance understanding and retention of material.
  • D. All students prefer studying in groups.
Q. A report states that companies with flexible work hours have higher employee satisfaction. What can be inferred from this report?
  • A. Flexible work hours guarantee employee satisfaction.
  • B. All companies should adopt flexible work hours.
  • C. There is a positive relationship between work hours flexibility and employee satisfaction.
  • D. Employee satisfaction is unrelated to work hours.
Q. A study found that individuals who volunteer regularly report higher levels of happiness. What can be inferred from this study?
  • A. Volunteering is the only source of happiness.
  • B. People who are happy are more likely to volunteer.
  • C. Regular volunteering may lead to increased happiness.
  • D. Happiness has no connection to volunteering.
Q. A study shows that people who consume more fruits and vegetables tend to have lower rates of chronic diseases. What can be inferred from this study?
  • A. Eating fruits and vegetables prevents chronic diseases.
  • B. All healthy individuals eat a lot of fruits and vegetables.
  • C. There is a correlation between diet and health outcomes.
  • D. Chronic diseases are caused by poor diet alone.
Q. A study shows that students who study in groups perform better than those who study alone. Which of the following can be inferred?
  • A. Group study is the only effective way to learn.
  • B. All students should study in groups.
  • C. Studying alone is ineffective.
  • D. Group study may enhance understanding and retention.
Q. A study shows that students who take breaks during study sessions retain information better. What can be concluded?
  • A. Taking breaks is the only way to improve retention.
  • B. All students should take breaks while studying.
  • C. Breaks may enhance information retention.
  • D. Studying without breaks is ineffective.
Q. A study shows that students who take breaks during study sessions retain information better. What can be inferred from this study?
  • A. Taking breaks is the only way to improve retention.
  • B. All students should take breaks while studying.
  • C. Breaks may enhance information retention.
  • D. Studying without breaks is ineffective.
Q. A survey found that 80% of participants who meditate report lower stress levels. What can be inferred?
  • A. Meditation is the only way to reduce stress.
  • B. Most people who meditate experience stress.
  • C. There is a link between meditation and reduced stress.
  • D. Stress levels are the same for all individuals.
Q. A survey found that 80% of people who meditate report lower stress levels. What can be inferred from this survey?
  • A. Meditation is the only way to reduce stress.
  • B. People with lower stress levels are more likely to meditate.
  • C. Meditation may help in reducing stress levels.
  • D. All people who meditate experience low stress.
Q. A survey found that people who read regularly tend to have a broader vocabulary. What can be inferred from this finding?
  • A. Reading is the only way to improve vocabulary.
  • B. People with a broader vocabulary are more likely to read regularly.
  • C. Regular reading may enhance vocabulary development.
  • D. Vocabulary size has no relation to reading habits.
Q. Arrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph: 1. The results were surprising. 2. Researchers conducted a study. 3. Many participants reported feeling more anxious. 4. This led to further investigation.
  • A. 2, 1, 3, 4
  • B. 1, 2, 3, 4
  • C. 2, 3, 1, 4
  • D. 3, 2, 4, 1
Q. Choose the sentence that logically follows: 'The committee was divided on the issue. Some members believed in immediate action, while others advocated for a more cautious approach.'
  • A. This disagreement led to a lengthy debate.
  • B. The decision was made unanimously.
  • C. All members agreed on the urgency of the matter.
  • D. The committee decided to postpone the discussion.
Q. Despite the challenges posed by climate change, the community has shown remarkable resilience, demonstrating that they can adapt and thrive in the face of adversity. This resilience is evident in their efforts to ______.
  • A. abandon traditional practices
  • B. collaborate on sustainable solutions
  • C. ignore the warnings from scientists
  • D. rely solely on government aid
Q. Despite the challenges posed by climate change, the community has shown remarkable resilience, demonstrating that __________.
  • A. they are indifferent to environmental issues.
  • B. collective action can lead to significant change.
  • C. individual efforts are futile.
  • D. government intervention is unnecessary.
Q. Despite the challenges posed by climate change, the community has shown remarkable resilience, demonstrating that they can adapt and thrive in the face of adversity. This resilience is not merely a response to external pressures; it is also a reflection of their __________.
  • A. indifference to change
  • B. commitment to sustainability
  • C. lack of resources
  • D. fear of the future
Q. Despite the challenges posed by climate change, the community has shown remarkable resilience, demonstrating that they can adapt and thrive in the face of adversity. This resilience is not merely a reaction to external pressures; it is a _____ of their deep-rooted values and commitment to sustainability.
  • A. reflection
  • B. denial
  • C. abandonment
  • D. disregard
Q. Despite the challenges posed by climate change, the community remained __________ in their efforts to promote sustainability. (2023)
  • A. apathetic
  • B. resilient
  • C. indifferent
  • D. disheartened
Q. Despite the heavy rain, the event was a huge success, which was a testament to the organizers' ______ planning.
  • A. meticulous
  • B. haphazard
  • C. negligent
  • D. inadequate
Q. From the following list, which word does not share a common theme with the others? (2023)
  • A. Democracy
  • B. Autocracy
  • C. Oligarchy
  • D. Philanthropy
Q. From the following options, which one does not belong in the context of human emotions? (2023)
  • A. Joy
  • B. Sadness
  • C. Anger
  • D. Electricity
Q. Her argument was compelling, yet it lacked ______ evidence to fully convince the skeptics.
  • A. anecdotal
  • B. conclusive
  • C. superficial
  • D. ambiguous
Q. His decision to leave the company was seen as a ______ move, given the recent layoffs.
  • A. prudent
  • B. reckless
  • C. foolhardy
  • D. impulsive
Q. His __________ remarks during the meeting led to a heated debate among the participants.
  • A. tactful
  • B. provocative
  • C. diplomatic
  • D. concise
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