The
verbal
questions
which
follow
are
multiple
choice.
For each
question,
you are
given
several
possible
answers.
When you
have
selected
your
answer,
click in
the
appropriate
circle.
In this
test you
are given
two
passages,
each of
which is
followed
by
several
statements.
Your task
is to
evaluate
the
statements
in the
light of
the
information
or
opinions
contained
in the
passage
and to
select
your
answer
according
to these
rules.
If
you
think
the
statement
is
patently
true
or
follows
logically
given
the
information
or
opinions
contained
in
the
passage |
If
the
statement
is
patently
untrue
or
the
opposite
follows
logically,
given
the
information
or
opinions
contained
in
the
passage |
If
you
cannot
say
whether
the
statement
is
true
or
untrue
or
follows
logically
without
further
information |
click
on
A |
click
on
B |
click
on
C |
01. |
The
main
difference
between
nuclear
and
fossil-fuelled
power
stations
is
an
economic
one. |
02. |
The
price
of
coal
is
not
relevant
to
discussions
about
the
efficiency
of
nuclear
reactors. |
03. |
If
nuclear
reactors
were
cheaper
to
build
and
decommission
than
fossil
fuelled
power
stations,
they
would
definitely
have
the
economic
advantage. |
04. |
Physical
stimuli
usually
win
in
the
competition
for
our
attention. |
05. |
The
capacity
of
the
human
brain
is
sufficient
to
interpret
nearly
all
the
stimuli
the
senses
can
register
under
optimum
conditions. |
06. |
Eyes
are
able
to
cope
with
greater
input
of
information
than
ears. |
07. |
It
is
possible
that
permanent
staff
who
are
on
holiday
can
have
their
work
carried
out
by
students. |
08.. |
Students
in
summer
employment
are
given
the
same
paid
holiday
benefit
as
permanent
staff. |
09. |
Students
are
subject
to
the
organisation's
standard
disciplinary
and
grievance
procedures. |
10. |
Some
companies
have
more
work
to
do
in
summer
when
students
are
available
for
vacation
work. |
11. |
"No
smoking"
policies
have
mainly
been
introduced
in
response
to
customer
demand. |
12. |
All
banks
and
building
societies
now
have
a
"no
smoking"
policy. |
13. |
There
is
no
conflict
of
interest
between
a
"no
smoking"
policy
and
personal
freedom
of
choice
for
all. |
14. |
A
no-smoking
policy
is
in
line
with
most
customers'
expectations
in
banks
and
building
societies. |
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