Question 1:
Studies show that in 70% of traffic acidents, at least one driver involved is less than 10 miles from home, when accidents occur. Thus drivers do have a tendency to drive incautiously, when loser home, reiterating the finding that places where people feel safest are the places where they are at greatest risk.
The author has based his assertion on the false assumption that:
A) Familiarity of surroundings gives them a sense of false security.
B) The other 30% of accidents happen far from home.
C) Drivers drive rashly only in familiar surroundings.
D) People incur more risks on home turf.
E) A distance of ten miles cannot be considered home.
Question 2:
Liquor commercials must be banned. They tend to influence the young. The feature during prime time viewing hours.
The strongest reason that lends further credibility to the contention is:
A) Most commercials glamorize consumption of liquor.
B) Most commercials associate liquor consumption with the 'success' quotient.
C) Most commercials deliberately ignore the health factor.
D) Most commercials rake in huge revenues.
E) Most liquor commercials feature attractive women.
Question 3:
A marital counselor concluded that couples with similar sleeping and waking patterns can be helped from placing their marriages in jeopardy.
Which of the reasons can prove him wrong?
A) Couples with similar sleeping and waking patterns do engage in arguments.
B) Couples in a not so happy arrangement often choose to adopt different sleeping and waking patterns.
C) Couples always argue either way: Its an irreversible trend.
D) Couples opt for different working hours or spill over hours.
E) Couples have always had a certain commonality of 'pet peeves'.
Question 4:
Professor Giles gives good grades to such of those students who have tutored under him. After all, Alan, Mike, Lisa and Susan who scored excellent grades, studied under him.
A critique of the logic of the above statement would bring up the fact that the speaker:
A) Was rushing into a hasty decision.
B) Had failed to define 'good grades'.
C) Has an axe to grind with the professor.
D) Considered such trends rather blase.
E) Fails to explain the professor's motive.
Question 5:
Marketing campaigns must not focus on 'high end' brand promotion; because those who cannot afford exclusive brands too will be lured into spending beyond their capacity.
Restraint is an integral aspect of judicial selection, is ratified by:
A) One shouldn't celebrate a festival, when one's neighbour is in distress.
B) Everybody should use mid segment products.
C) Desserts should not be served, if one amount the partying group is diabetic.
D) Freedom of choice cannot be denied.
E) Affordability is bound to vary.
Would really appreciate advise and suggestions to the solutions of the above CR questions, (with reasons).
Many thanks in advance
Studies show that in 70% of traffic acidents, at least one driver involved is less than 10 miles from home, when accidents occur. Thus drivers do have a tendency to drive incautiously, when loser home, reiterating the finding that places where people feel safest are the places where they are at greatest risk.
The author has based his assertion on the false assumption that:
A) Familiarity of surroundings gives them a sense of false security.
B) The other 30% of accidents happen far from home.
C) Drivers drive rashly only in familiar surroundings.
D) People incur more risks on home turf.
E) A distance of ten miles cannot be considered home.
Question 2:
Liquor commercials must be banned. They tend to influence the young. The feature during prime time viewing hours.
The strongest reason that lends further credibility to the contention is:
A) Most commercials glamorize consumption of liquor.
B) Most commercials associate liquor consumption with the 'success' quotient.
C) Most commercials deliberately ignore the health factor.
D) Most commercials rake in huge revenues.
E) Most liquor commercials feature attractive women.
Question 3:
A marital counselor concluded that couples with similar sleeping and waking patterns can be helped from placing their marriages in jeopardy.
Which of the reasons can prove him wrong?
A) Couples with similar sleeping and waking patterns do engage in arguments.
B) Couples in a not so happy arrangement often choose to adopt different sleeping and waking patterns.
C) Couples always argue either way: Its an irreversible trend.
D) Couples opt for different working hours or spill over hours.
E) Couples have always had a certain commonality of 'pet peeves'.
Question 4:
Professor Giles gives good grades to such of those students who have tutored under him. After all, Alan, Mike, Lisa and Susan who scored excellent grades, studied under him.
A critique of the logic of the above statement would bring up the fact that the speaker:
A) Was rushing into a hasty decision.
B) Had failed to define 'good grades'.
C) Has an axe to grind with the professor.
D) Considered such trends rather blase.
E) Fails to explain the professor's motive.
Question 5:
Marketing campaigns must not focus on 'high end' brand promotion; because those who cannot afford exclusive brands too will be lured into spending beyond their capacity.
Restraint is an integral aspect of judicial selection, is ratified by:
A) One shouldn't celebrate a festival, when one's neighbour is in distress.
B) Everybody should use mid segment products.
C) Desserts should not be served, if one amount the partying group is diabetic.
D) Freedom of choice cannot be denied.
E) Affordability is bound to vary.
Would really appreciate advise and suggestions to the solutions of the above CR questions, (with reasons).
Many thanks in advance
