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1. Question
Part A

What is the meaning of the word morbid as it is used in paragraph 1?
- A. Informed
- B. Reluctant
- C. Unhealthy
- D. Intrigued
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Part B

According to the passage, what is responsible for the narrator’s morbid state of mind?
- A. His distaste for New York harbor.
- B. The burdensome company of his millionaire friend.
- C. His connection to events surrounding a killing.
- D. The passengers on the ship.
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3. Question
Part A

In paragraph 1, the narrator describes the ship passing by an iceberg that “glistened like a mammoth diamond.” What does this description reveal about the narrator’s state of mind at the time?
- A. It demonstrates how the spectacular setting distracts the narrator from what had previously occupied him.
- B. It implies a yearning for physical wealth and accomplishment, indicating that the narrator has neither.
- C. It highlights the narrator’s general inquisitiveness, exemplifying his tendency to observe all passing scenery during his voyage.
- D. It establishes the narrator’s estrangement from nature, forecasting his later preference for man-made, mechanical objects.
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Part B

Select the sentence from paragraph 1 that best supports the answer to Part A.
- A. “This morbid state of mind, together with seasickness, kept me miserable for three or four days.”
- B. “At the end of that time my spirits began to revive, and I took an interest in the ship, my fellow passengers, and the voyage in general.”
- C. “On the second or third day out we passed several spouting whales; but I could not arouse myself to make the effort to go to the other side of the ship to see them.”
- D. “I looked for the bear, but if he was there he refused to put himself on exhibition.”
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GMAT – Section 2: Test 3

Justice June 5, 2015

Quantitative (Questions 51-63)

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Read the directions carefully and then choose the best answer for each question.

11th Grade ELA – Pre-test Assessment 2

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