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GMAT Verbal / Logical practice questions

Verbal / Logical is a high-yield GMAT topic. Work through these practice questions to build accuracy and speed before test day.

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Practice Question 1easyTwo-Part Analysis

A university tracks enrollment in a popular course over four consecutive terms. In Term 1, enrollment was 120 students. In Term 2, enrollment increased by 25%. In Term 3, enrollment decreased by 10% from Term 2. In Term 4, enrollment increased by 15% from Term 3. Select the minimum enrollment across all terms and the maximum enrollment across all terms.

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108

120

135

150

155.25

Practice Question 2mediumTwo-Part Analysis

A shipping company analyzes delivery times for its two main routes: Route X and Route Y. Data shows that before optimization, the average delivery time on Route X was 1.5 times that of Route Y. After implementing route optimizations, the delivery time on Route X decreased by 20%, while Route Y's delivery time increased by 25%. Select the original delivery time for Route Y and the new delivery time for Route X, given that the original delivery time for Route X was 60 hours.

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Practice Question 3hardTwo-Part Analysis

A company sells three products: A, B, and C. In Q1, Product A contributed 40% of the total revenue, Product B contributed 35%, and Product C contributed the remaining 25%. In Q2, Product A's revenue increased by 15%, Product B's revenue decreased by 10%, and Product C's revenue increased by 20%. If the total revenue in Q1 was $1,000,000, what are the minimum and maximum percentage changes in total revenue from Q1 to Q2 under the following scenarios:

If Product C's Q2 revenue increase was only 15% instead of 20%
If Product B's Q2 revenue decrease was 15% instead of 10%

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2.25

3.75

4.25

5.00

6.50

Practice Question 4very_easyTwo-Part Analysis

A theater sells tickets for two shows at different venues. At Venue A, 80 tickets were sold at a price of $12.50 each. At Venue B, 120 tickets were sold at a price of $10.75 each. Select the total revenue from Venue A in the first column and the total revenue from Venue B in the second column.

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1,000.00

1,150.00

1,250.00

1,290.00

1,500.00

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