IF A then B -conditional reasoning-is it GMAT type question?

Saw this question on Manhattan CAT. But the below looks more like a LSAT question. Can we expect such questions in actual GMAT. If, in a tennis tournament, a match reaches a fifth-set tiebreak, the lower-ranked player always loses the tiebreak (and, therefore, the match). If Rafael, the second-ranke...

government employees

International Policy Adviser: People over the age of 65 are underrepresented in the government of Country X. Because the government sets the country's policy priorities and passes new laws, the underrepresentation of people over the age of 65 results in a significant lack of consideration for issues...

Ambiguous pronoun reference...

Because the 2009 swine flu was caused by the H1N1 virus – the same strain of influenza that caused the massive flu pandemic of 1918 – researchers were convinced that it had the potential to kill many millions of people, particularly children and the elderly In the above sentence what does 'it' p...

RC - Organization of the passage - komatiites

First identified in 1969, komatiites are Earth’s oldestknown volcanic rocks and contain three times as muchmagnesium as do most volcanic rocks. This chemicalcomposition suggests that komatiites formed from thehottest lava known ever to have erupted: a highconcentration of magnesium changes the phy...

practice tests - suggestions?

I have exhausted the MGMAT practice tests twice as part of my previous GMAT attempts. I do remember most of the questions. I am now looking for an alternate source for my practice tests. Going through the forums i find knewton or veritas as the next best source. Any suggestions as to of the two whic...

Mike - Thanks for the explanation . Makes it very clear now.

Pemdas - Thanks for the pdf.

Combining inequalities - Adding inequalities

I was reading the Manhattan "Equations and Inequalities" book where in it stated that if two inequalities are given i) a > b ii) c > d the we can combine the two inequalities to state positively that a+c > b+d. But this does not hold true with the below problem Example DS problem Is p+q > ...

using previously with a past tense verb

In the 18th century, Antoine Lavoisier demonstrated that combustion consumes oxygen; previously, many scientists had believed that combustion released phlogiston, an imaginary substance that was believed to extinguish flames. A)consumes oxygen; previously, many scientists had believed that combustio...