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Psychometric (Reading) Flashcards

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  1. A passage states: 'No applicant without a license was hired.' Jordan was hired, so Jordan:

    Answer: Has a license

    Since unlicensed applicants were never hired, a hired person must have a license.

  2. The word 'plausible' in a passage most nearly means:

    Answer: Reasonable and believable

    'Plausible' describes something that seems reasonable or credible.

  3. If an author 'qualifies' a statement, they:

    Answer: Add a condition or limit to it

    To qualify a statement is to limit or modify it with conditions.

  4. A passage notes a finding was 'preliminary.' This indicates the finding is:

    Answer: Early and subject to change

    'Preliminary' means it is an early result not yet final.

  5. Reading: 'Critics praised the design; users, however, found it impractical.' This shows:

    Answer: A difference between critic and user opinions

    'However' contrasts critics' praise with users' practical complaints.

  6. The word 'substantiate' in a passage most nearly means:

    Answer: To support with evidence

    'Substantiate' means to provide evidence that supports a claim.

  7. A passage states a method is 'efficient but costly.' The author implies the method:

    Answer: Saves time yet requires high expense

    'Efficient but costly' means it works quickly while being expensive.