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Passages and Logical Reasoning
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- All the students who passed the exam attended the revision course. Camille did not attend the revision course. Which conclusion follows?
- Anna is taller than Ben. Chloé is shorter than Ben. David is taller than Anna. Who is the second tallest?
- If the museum is open, then the guide is present. The guide is not present. What follows?
- Consider the statement: Every French citizen has the right to vote. Which statement is its logical negation?
- Which statement best expresses the main idea of the passage?
- According to the passage, how do trees help to cool a neighbourhood?
- Why is the link between parks and lower stress hard to prove, according to the passage?
- The author's attitude towards the view that parks are a luxury is best described as
- What choice do planners face, according to the passage?
- Which statement would the author most likely agree with?
- What is the main point of the passage?
- According to the passage, the difficulty of translation lies less in words than in
- What is a possible drawback of a literal translation, according to the passage?
- Where does machine translation still have difficulty, according to the passage?
- How do many translators view translation tools, according to the passage?
- Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?
- Why does the author call the comparison with a household overdraft misleading?
- According to the passage, what matters most about a state's debt?
- Under which condition can debt shrink as a share of national income even without repayment?
- What objection do critics raise?
- According to the final sentence, what is the debate really about?
- Which can be inferred from the passage on public debt?
- What is the main idea of the passage?
- What argument is made by those who think the press made the Reformation possible?
- What evidence do critics of that view give?
- To what do the critics credit Luther's survival?
- What does the cautious view in the final sentence claim?
- Which can be inferred from the passage on printing?
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