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（B）Theoperationcodesareuniform，establishedwithoutreferencetosizeofcompany.

（C）Safetyregulationcodesareuniform，establishedwithoutreferencetosizeofcompany.

（D）Largecompaniestypicallyhavemoreoftheirprofitsinvestedinotherbusinessesthandosmallcompanies.

（E）Largecompaniesareingeneralmorelikelythansmallcompaniestodiversifythemarketsandproducts.

2.Banningcigaretteadvertisementsinthemassmediawillnotreducethenumberofyoungpeoplewhosmoke.Theyknowthatcigarettesexistandtheyknowhowtogetthem.Theydonotneedtheadvertisementstosupplythatinformation.

Theaboveargumentwouldbemostweakenedifwhichofthefollowingweretrue？

（A）Seeingorhearinganadvertisementforaproducttendstoincreasepeople'

sdesireforthatproduct.

（B）Banningcigaretteadvertisementsinthemassmediawillcauseanincreaseinadvertisementsinplaceswherecigarettesaresold.

（C）Advertisementsinthemassmediahavebeenanexceedinglylargepartoftheexpendituresofthetobaccocompanies.

（D）Thosewhoopposecigaretteusehaveadvertisedagainstitinthemassmediaeversincecigaretteswerefoundtobeharmful.

（E）Olderpeopletendtobelessinfluencedbymass-mediaadvertisementsthanyoungerpeopletendtobe.

3.TheaveragenormalinfantbornintheUnitedStatesweighsbetweentwelveandfourteenpoundsattheageofthreemonths.Therefore，ifathree-month-oldchildweighsonlytenpounds，itsweightgainhasbeenbelowtheUnitedStatesaverage.

Whichofthefollowingindicatesaflawinthereasoningabove？

（A）Weightisonlyonemeasureofnormalinfantdevelopment.

（B）Somethree-month-oldchildrenweighasmuchasseventeenpounds.

（C）Itispossibleforanormalchildtoweightenpoundsatbirth.

（D）Thephrase“belowaverage”doesnotnecessarilymeaninsufficient.

（E）Averageweightgainisnotthesameasaverageweight.

4.Accordingtoarecentsurvey，marriageisfattening.Citedasevidenceisthesurvey'

sfindingthattheaveragewomangains23poundsandtheaveragemangains18poundsduring13yearsofmarriage.

Theanswertowhichofthefollowingquestionswouldbemostrelevantinevaluatingthereasoningpresentedinthesurvey？

（A）Whywastheperiodoftimestudiedinthesurvey13years，ratherthan12or14？

（B）Didsomeofthemensurveyedgainlessthan18poundsduringthetimetheyweremarried？

（C）Howmuchweightisgainedorlostin13yearsbysinglepeopleofcomparableagetothosesurveyed？

（D）Werethewomensurveyedasactiveasthemensurveyed，atthetimethesurveywasmade？

（E）Willthereportedgainsbemaintainedoverthelifetimesofthepersonssurveyed？

5.Thecostoftheaveragecomputerlogicdeviceisfallingattherateof25percentperyear，andthecostoftheaveragecomputermemorydeviceattherateof40percentperyear.Itcanbeconcludedthatiftheseratessofcostdeclineremainconstantforaperiodofthreeyears，attheendofthattimethecostoftheaveragecomputermemorydevicewillhavedeclinedbyagreateramountthanthecostoftheaveragecomputerlogicdevice.5.

Accurateinformationaboutwhichofthefollowingwouldbemostusefulinevaluatingthecorrectnessoftheconclusionabove？

（A）Thenumberoflogicdevicesandmemorydevicesprojectedtobepurchasedduringthenextthreeyears

（B）Theactualpriceschargedfortheaveragecomputerlogicdeviceandtheaveragecomputermemorydevice

（C）Thecompatibilityofdifferentmanufacturers'

logicdevicesandmemorydevices

（D）Therelativedurabilityoflogicdevicesandmemorydevices

（E）Theaveragenumberoflogicdevicesandmemorydevicesneededforanaveragecomputersystem

6.Thepopulationofperegrinefalconsdeclinedrapidlyduringthe1950'

sand1960'

sandreachedanall-timelowintheearly1970'

s.ThedeclinewasattributedbyscientiststothewidespreaduseofthepesticideDDTinruralareas.

Whichofthefollowing，iftrue，givesthestrongestsupporttothescientitsclaim？

（A）DDTwasnotgenerallyinuseinareasdevotedtoheavyindustry.

（B）InthetimesincetheuseofDDTwasbannedin1972，thepopulationofperegrinefalconshasbeensteadilyincreasing.（C）Peregrinefalcons，likeotherbirdsofprey，abandoneggsthathavefallenoutofthenest，eveniftheeggsremainintact.

（D）Starlings，housesparrows，andbluejay-birdstheperegrinefalconpreyon-werenotadverselyaffectedbyDDTintheirhabitats.

（E）Otherbirdsofprey，suchastheosprey，thebaldeagle，andthebrownpelican，arefoundinthesameareasasistheperegrinefalcon.

7.Thepriceofmaplesyruphasjumpedfrom22dollarsthreeyearsagoto40dollarsagallontoday.Itcanbeconcludedthatmaple-syrupharvestershavebeenartificiallyinflatingpricesandthatgovernmentalpriceregulationsarenecessarytocontrolrisingprices.Whichofthefollowing，ifture，caststhemostdoubtontheconclusiondrawnabove？

（A）Thegovernmentalreadyrequiresmaple-syrupharvesterstosubmittheirfacilitiestolicensingbythehealthdepartment.（B）Insectinfestationanddroughthavestuntedthegrowthofsyrupproducingmapletreesandcausedless-abundantsyrupharvests.

（C）Maplesyrupisproducedinruralareasthatsufferfromhighunemployment.

（D）Technologicalimprovementsinmaple-syrupharvestinghavereducedproductioncosts.

（E）Maple-syruppriceshaverisenmanytimesinthepast，thoughneverbeforeattheraterecentlyobserved.

8.Artificialseaweedmadeofplastichasbeenplacedonasectionofcoastinordertoreversebeacherosion.Theinventoroftheseaweedhasconcludedthattherecentbuildupofsandonthatsectionofcoastprovesthattheartificialseaweedreversebeacherosion.Whichofthefollowing，iftrue，wouldmostseriouslyweakentheinventor'

sconclusion？

（A）Theamountofrecentsandbuilduponthatsectionofcoastwaslessthanhadbeenpredictedonthebasisoftheresultsobtainedincontrolledexperiments.

（B）Becauseartificialseaweedwouldbeburiedeventuallybyadditionalsanddepositsonthecoast，moreartificialseaweedwouldneedtobeputinplaceeveryfouryears.

（C）Artificialseaweedofanothermaterialwhichhadbeenpreviouslydevelopedbytheinventorfailedtoaddsandtocoastlineinpasttrials.

（D）Theamountofrecentsandbuilduponthatsectionofcoastisthesameastheamountofrecentsandbuilduponotherwiseverysimilarsectionofcoastwithoutartificialseaweed.

（E）Theamountofrecentsandbuilduponthatsectionofcoast，althoughconsiderable，isnotyetenoughtoreplacetheamountlostduringstormsonthatsectionofcoastinthelasttwentyyears.

9.Thepresenceofmicroorganismsthatproduceatoxincausesseawatertoturnbrownishred，phenomenonknownasaredtide.Seaottersdonotfeedinareaswhereclams，theirmainsourceoffood，havebecomecontaminatedwiththistoxin.Accordingtoaproposedexplanationoftheotters'

behavior，theotterssampletheclamsinapotentialfeedingareasandcantasteanytoxininthem.

Whichofthefollowing，iftrue，wouldmoststronglyindicatethatthehypothesisdescribedinthelastsentenceofthepassageisnotcorrect？

（A）Insomeoftheareaswhereredtidesoccur，neitherclamsnorseaottersareindigenousspecies.

（B）Thepresenceofseaottersinagivenareashasasignificanteffectonwhichothermarineorganismsaretobefoundinthatarea.

（C）Whenseawaterinanareaunaffectedbyredtideisartificiallydyedbrownishred，seaottersdonotfeedontheclamsinthatarea.

（D）Iftheclamsinagivenareaarecontaminatedwithtoxins，seaottersmovetootherareasinsearchoffood.

（E）Althoughverysmallamountsofthetoxinproducedduringaredtidearenotharmful，largedosescanbefataltoanimalsthesizeofseaotters.

10.Since1945therehavebeennumerousinternationalconfrontationsastenseasthosethatprecipitatedtheSecondWorldWar，andyetnolarge-scaleconflicthasresulted.Toexplainthis，somearguethatfearofenomousdestructionsuchastheSecondWorldWarproducedhashadadramaticdeterrenteffect.

Whichofthefollowing.iftrue，mostseriouslyweakensthedeterrenttheorymentionedabove？

（A）AftertheFirstWorldWar，thefearofgreatfuturedestructionwasasintenseasitwasaftertheSecondWorldWar.

（B）Psychologistshavedeteminedthatfearofretaliationtendstotemperaggressivenessamonghumanbeings.

（C）TheSecondWorldWarwasfarlessdestractivethanmostpeoplegen-erallybelieve.

（D）FearofrepeatingthelevelsofdestructionsthattheSecondWorldWarproducedisaspervasivetodayasitwasfortyyearsage.

（E）Manyoftheinternationalconfrontationsthathaveoccurredsince1945haveinvolvedcountriesthatparticipatedintheSecondWorldWar.

11.AconservationgroupintheUnitedStatesistryingtochangethelong-standingimageofbatsasfrighteningcreatures.Thegroupcontendsthatbatsarefearedandpersecutedsolelybecausetheyareshyanimalsthatareactiveonlyatnight.

Whichofthefollowing，iftrue，wouldcastthemostseriousdoubtontheaccuracyofthegroup'

scontention？

（A）Batsaresteadilylosingnaturalroostingpla