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Vendor: Admission Tests
Exam Code: GMAT
Exam Name: Graduate Management Admission Test (2022)
Certification: Admission Tests Certifications
Total Questions: 429 Q&A
Updated on: Jun 19, 2026
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GMAT Online Practice Questions and Answers

Questions 1

The ensuing argument among the pundKs rs no likelier to end in a declared winnef than a long debate about Karl Marx's political philosophy against Ayn Rand's would be.

A. a long debate about Karl Marx's political philosophy against Ayn Rand's would be

B. would a long debate, pitting Karl Marx and Ayn Rand's political philosophy against one another

C. in a long debate about Karl Marx's political philosophy against Ayn Rand's

D. that of a long debate about the political philosophy of Karl Marx against Ayn Rand's

E. a long debate pitting Karl Marx's political philosophy against Ayn Rand's would be

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Questions 2

The passage most clearly implies that the skeptics mentioned in the third paragraph assume that

A. chariots and wagons were invented north of the Black Sea

B. there would be evidence that chariots existed earlier than 5,500 years ago if

C. they existed about 9,000 years ago

D. many languages with similar vocabularies do not share recent common ancestors pastoralist speakers of proto-Indo-European did not spread into Anatolia

E. the computer mentioned in the second paragraph based its calculations on inaccurate data

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Questions 3

Subjects asked to make which of the following predictions would be most likely to commit the fallacy discussed in the passage (if the claims of the passage are correct)?

A. Whether the next president of the United States will come from California, or be a rancher from Texas

B. Whether the next president of the United States will come from California, or be an actor who comes from California

C. Whether the next president of the United States will come from Texas, or be an actor who comes from California

D. Whether the next president of the United States will be an actor, or come from California

E. Whether the next president of the United States will be a rancher from Texas, or an actor from California

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Correct Answer: E

Mathematical principles of probability entail that for any future event, the probability that it will occur Is at least as great as the probability that both it and some other given event will occur. Consider, for example, the following statements that were shown to subjects in a 1998 study. X The percentage of adolescent smokers In Texas will decrease at least 15% from current levels by September 1, 1999. Y The cigarette tax in Texas will increase by $1.00 per pack in 1999. Z The cigarette tax in Texas will increase by $1.00 per pack in 1999, and the percentage of adolescent smokers in Texas will decrease at least 15% from current levels by September 1, 1999. Z("Kand X") could not have been more probable than X. Nevertheless, many of the subjects judged Zto be more probable than X. This mistaken form of reasoning, displayed with surprising frequency in various studies in addition to the 1998 study, is known as the "conjunction fallacy." A number of researchers have offered alternative explanations for the seeming manifestations of the mistake, thus arguing that the fallacy is less widely committed than the various studies would indicate. Some have claimed that research subjects can take "probability" in a sense that does not conform to the mathematical principles of probability. Detailed descriptions of some such conceptions of "probability" have been developed under the names of "confirmation" and "support." Other researchers would claim, correctly, that subjects shown Z(" Kand X") and ^simultaneously will sometimes think of Xas involving the negation of Y--as a claim that the percentage of adolescent smokers in Texas will decrease, but without the $1.00 increase in the cigarette tax. However, although the subjects in the 1998 study were to consider Xand Z simultaneously, the statements were presented in terms of bets rather than explicit requests for judgments of relative probability. Subjects were asked to choose between Zand X, with a chance of winning $50.00 if the chosen statement turned out to be true. Terms such as "most probable," "likely," etc., were thus avoided, and the interpretation of X\n conjunction with the negation of Kwas thereby eliminated. And with these alternative explanations eliminated, many of the subjects nonetheless bet on Zrather than