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GMAT Pop Quiz
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"Maybe I should go to business school ... " An M.B.A. can mean the fast track to a six-figure salary and the upper echelons of management. But it also means taking the GMAT--the Graduate Management Admissions Test. If you're thinking about business school, take the GMAT for a test drive with Kaplan's pop quiz and see what's in store for you on test day!

1
Data Sufficiency
Twenty-seven employees of the Silver City Shoe Store worked at least one day this weekend, which was a normal two-day weekend. How many of these employees worked only one of the days?

1. Two more employees worked on Saturday than worked on Sunday.
2. Nineteen employees worked on Saturday, and seventeen employees worked on Sunday.
2
Problem Solving
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In semicircle O, PQ is parallel to OS. What is the measure of ÐROS?
3
Probability
A fair coin is tossed six times. What is the probability that exactly two heads will show?
4
Sentence Correction
Directions: The following question consists of a sentence that is either partly or entirely underlined. Below it are five versions of the underlined portion of the sentence. The first of these duplicates the original version. The four other versions revise the underlined portion of the sentence. Read the sentence and the five choices carefully, and select the best version.

In 1981, chemists thought they discovered new uses for Styrofoam pellets which would greatly reduce the environmental damage, but subsequent studies convinced them that these new uses did not significantly reduce the emissions of ozone-destroying chlorofluorocarbons.
5
Critical Reasoning
Parents of high school students argue that poor attendance is the result of poor motivation. If students' attitudes improve, regular attendance will result. The administration, they believe, should concentrate less on making stricter attendance policies and more on increasing students' learning.
Which of the following, if true, would most effectively weaken the parents' argument?
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