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PART 3 (verbal-reasoning)                                                                     SCORING SCALE   PROJECTED NORMS

 

 E.

 

 

 

1)      ANALOGIES

 

Principle of an analogy: “black : white :: true : false” must be read as this: white is to black as false is to true

 

 

 

a) Chronoscope : Time :: 916 : ?

 

b) Nowhere : Now :: Never : ?

 

c) Stalemate : Automate :: Mate : ?

 

d) Corpore: Naso :: Mens : ?

 

e) Effect : Intention :: Action : ?

 

f) Action : Reaction :: Imitation : ?

 

g) Sphere : Concentric : : Original : ?

 

h) Before before : Before :: Before after : ?

 

i) Correct : Eror :: Incorrect : ?

 

j) Bath : Pinball :: Eureka : ?

 

k) Analogy : :: :: Equation : ?

 

l) / : Fraction ::  : ?

 

m) Analogy : :: :: What : ?

 

n)  :      :: All : ?

 

o) BC : BB :: Omega : ?

 

p) Newton : Cancel : : Shakespeare : ?

 

q)  : : : : : : : : ?

 

r)  Whole : Whole : … : : Hole :     : : Hole : ?

 

s)  Part : Part: Part: Part:(...) :: Whole : ?******

 

 

 

 

 

2) c. p.

 

 

a)      Common Point (meaning):  -Oxygen  -15  -Zero  -Ring

 

 

b)  Common Point (meaning):  –Point –Force –Factor –Suit

 

 

c)      Common Point (meaning):  –Film –Rays –Cross –Times 

 

 

d) Common Point (meaning):  -100  -Language  -300000  -Ut

 

 

e) Common Point (meaning):  -Sonata  -Tale  -Rite  -Indian****

 

Sub-solution:

Solution:

 

 

 

 

 

3) letters

 

 

bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbddddddddddddddddpppp???

 

 

 

4) words

 

Which is the missing word ?

 

 

   - - - -

 

 

 

5) incoherence

 

 

 

? a ? i ? d ? o ? e ? m ? r ? n ? l ? p

 

 

 

 

6) Which is the odd one out ?

 

 

a) Word    b) Tyrannosaur    c) Here    d) Posted    e) Abv.    f) True    g)    In-------- h) Penultimate    i) Last

 

 

 

 

7) Which is the odd one out ?

 

 

 

a) Adam    b) Ambiguity    c) Trinity    d) Tesseract    e) Planck    f) Pentagon    g) Fly    h) Week    i) Spider

 

 

 

 

 

F.

1) qed

 

QED?

 

Q = QUOD

E = ERAT

                            D = DEMONSTRANDUM

 

QED =  *QUOD ERAT DEMONSTRANDUM***

 

?

 

 

* You have to say what is coming behind the second question mark

* QUOD ERAT DEMONSTRANDUM = which had to be demonstrated

 

 

 

 

2) movement

 

What words are you reading now ?

 

(choose only one of the following propositions; your answer can’t be contradictory at the semantic level and must be the most general at the semantic level)

 

a) Any word you like b) None c) Plane d) The solution I have just chosen e) Joker f) What words are you reading now 

 

 

 

 

3) DAA

 

 

Let’s try to demonstrate that a Demonstration Ab Absurdo is not absurd.

 

Consider that a Demonstration Ab Absurdo (DAA) is absurd

 

This is contradictory with the premises since we use what has to be demonstrated to make the demonstration (petitio principii)

 

Thus we can demonstrate only directly that a DAA is not absurd

 

But then, we have demonstrated Ab Absurdo that the demonstration has to be direct

 

Since we can not make the hypothesis that a DAA is absurd, in other words since that is absurd to consider that a DAA is absurd, DAA demonstrates his validity sui generis, i.e. in the most direct way

 

QED

 

This demonstration is: (choose only one of the following propositions)

 

a) Absurd  b) Beautiful  c) Correct  d) I don’t know  e) Incomplete  f) Which has to be demonstrated

 

 

 

 

 

4) Limbo

 

 

This sentence ends by: “ This sentence ends by: “ This sentence ends by: “ This sentence ends by…”””

 

Which of the following words can not be referred to this sentence?

 

a)  Perpetual b) Fractal c) Auto reference d) Cycle e) Syllogism f) Transfinis g) Retroaction

 

 

 

 

5) Syllogism

 

A deduction is built on hypothesis

An hypothesis has to be constantly checked

A constantly checked hypothesis is an induction

A deduction is an induction

 

QED

 

This syllogism is: (choose only one of the following propositions)

 

a) Valid b) False c) Incomplete d) True e) Invalid f) Dangerous

 

 

 

 

6) Determinism

 

Supposition: the Time Travel is possible

Condition: the Time Travel is instantaneous

Precision: the specificity of the Time is “succession”!

Consequence: …

 

Which of the following conclusions are incorrect?

 

a)      All the past and all the future exist simultaneously

b)      Pure determinism

c)      Time and time travel are contradictory

d)      All that is possible is already realized somewhere

e)      Time is an illusion

f)         Each of these words and your answer are predetermined

g)      Time Travel is possible “now” in a certain future

h)      All potential is actual

i)        All the Time is accomplished somewhere

 

 

 

 

 

7) time’s arrow

 

 

Physicists assess that there is no absolute, privileged Time’s arrow

Consequently, we can imagine, in our future, a universe whom time’s arrow is opposite to our own Time’s arrow

Suppose that the Time Travel is possible

 

How to escape to the temporal collision?

 

 

a)      Time travel in the past

b)      Time travel in the future

c)      Trip in another dimension

d)      No issue

e)      To say one’s prayers

f)        To send a letter of protest with the designer of the 916

 

 

 

 

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