GMAT Assumption – Sufficient practice questions

The city's population is projected to grow by 10% over the next five years.

Recent surveys indicate that public satisfaction with municipal services has declined.

Many residents have expressed concerns about the quality of local schools.

The city has invested heavily in infrastructure improvements over the past decade.

A new state law will restrict the city's ability to raise property taxes.

The training sessions were conducted during work hours, temporarily reducing available work time.

The company simultaneously introduced a new performance-based bonus system during the same period.

Several competing companies have also reported productivity increases this quarter.

Employees who participated in the training program reported higher job satisfaction than those who did not.

The training program focused primarily on theoretical concepts rather than practical skills.

Employees who work remotely report higher levels of job satisfaction than those who work in the office.

Employees who work remotely tend to have more experience in their roles than those who work in the office.

The company invested heavily in new technology that streamlined many of the employees' daily tasks.

The increase in productivity coincided with a significant reduction in the number of meetings employees were required to attend.

The company recently introduced a new performance evaluation system that rewards high productivity with bonuses.

the tools found in Region X were not imported from another region

the climate conditions in Region X will remain stable in the future

future archaeological discoveries in Region X will not reveal more advanced tools

the population of Region X was larger than that of Region Y

the tools found in Region Y were used for the same purposes as those in Region X

Future technological changes will not substantially reduce compliance costs.

The public's demand for environmental protection will remain constant over time.

The same factors that made past regulations cost-effective will continue to operate in the future.

The ratio of benefits to costs for past regulations was sufficiently high to justify implementation.

The economic costs of past regulations did not prevent companies from remaining profitable.