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Ready4	Many speech disorders do not involve physical disabilities, but rather are the result from minor neurological dysfunctions.
Ready4	The amount of time it takes for Gansett Company to put together its wooden coat racks has decreased as it has installed robots on the assembly line. Given the comparative slowness of its human workers, Gansett Company may be forced to lay off most of its employees, which would be disastrous for the local economy. Which of the following plans, if feasible, would allow Gansett Company to retain most of its workers without losing money?
Ready4	Some prehistoric pots made by the Woodland people have patterned markings that indicate the pot was formed using the paddling method. These patterned markings result only from this particular method. Thus archaeologists’ recent discovery of similar patterned markings on the pots made by the Mill Creek people suggests that the Mill Creek people used the paddling method, not just the coiling method. In the passage, the author develops the argument by
Ready4	Many art historians use Roman copies of Greek statues in order to learn more about Greek sculpture. A problem with this strategy is that statues were often adapted from Greek prototypes to suit the taste of Roman patrons. Indeed, these statues often have distinctive features that are not specific to Greek style. Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the criticism made above of the art historians’ strategy?
Ready4	The author’s determination that “the benefits [of patient data collection and analysis] far outweigh the risks” () would be most weakened if which of the following were recognized to be true?
Ready4	The author of the passage refers to which of the following as evidence for the conclusion stated in ?
Ready4	Which of the following best conveys the relationship between the statement about the mountains' appearance () and the passage as a whole?
Ready4	Government official: Before 1972, the first four digits of a person’s Social Security Number (SSN), known as the area number, corresponded to the location where the SSN was assigned. Each Social Security office has its own unique code. Therefore, whenever two people have SSNs with the same first four digits, and the SSNs were issued before 1972, they must have received their SSNs from the same office. Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen the official’s argument?
Ready4	SaveStop, a prominent convenience store chain, sells some of its most popular items at a very low cost. Careful analysis of the chain’s financial reports reveals that these items are actually sold at a loss to the company. Nonetheless, executives claim that the decision to offer these key items at such a low price is an essential component of the company’s business strategy. Which of the following, if true, most strongly justifies the claim made by SaveStop’s executives?
Ready4	The town of Greenville witnessed a decline in butterfly population after rangers planted a new varieties of flowers in its public parks. Bee and songbird populations also experienced a drop. The town parks manager, however, maintains that the decline in wildlife has nothing to do with the new flower varieties. Which of the following, if true, most strongly supports the parks manager’s position?
Ready4	Which of the following most closely models the organization of the passage?
Ready4	Which of the following most logically completes the argument? Aarne is an old Finnish artwork whose painter and exact date of composition are unknown. However, the painting portrays a riot thought to have taken place sometime between 1563 and 1567, and in the background of the scene stands a public building known to have been destroyed in 1565. Thus the riot depicted in the painting must have actually taken place between 1563 and 1565, assuming that _______.
Ready4	Which of the following most logically completes the argument below? Too much fishing effort leads to excessively high catches, labeled “overfishing” when annual volumes exceed ecologically sustainable levels. In order to bring total catch down to an ecologically sustainable level, authorities propose to introduce Total Allowable Catches (TACs), a quota on the number of fish a boat can bring in. This proposal, however, is ill conceived, since _______.
Ready4	In the context of the passage, the word “contingent” () most closely aligns with which of the following phrases?
Ready4	Researchers recently found that people who bought passes to individual fitness classes showed up 99 percent of the time, while those bought a package of five passes in advance only showed up 25 percent of the time. One explanation is that the more aware a gym patron is about the cost of a pass, the more likely that patron is to use it. Which of the following would, if true, best serve as an alternative explanation of the results of the study?
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Ready4	sales are growing faster than retail sales or the economy as a whole. These findings suggest that the benefits of digital libraries to American students and persons of limited disposable income, in terms of accessibility of infor
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Ready4	A commuter has a total of 40 tokens this month to ride the bus or the subway. Each bus token cost $3. Each subway token cost $2. How many subway tokens does the commuter have? (1) The average (arithmetic mean) cost of each token the commuter has is $2.25. (2) The commuter paid a total of $90 for all tokens this month.
Ready4	A right triangle has two legs of equal length. What is the triangle's perimeter in meters? (1) The area of the triangle is 3 square meters. (2) The hypotenuse of the triangle measures 3 meters.