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  1. D
    Superficial  (not careful with details, cursory, brief) is the opposite of meticulous (painstaking, careful with detail). Placid  is calm and is the opposite of agitated (upset, active).

    A. Incorrect. Clandestine  means secretive.
    B. Incorrect. Languorous  means listless, sluggish, not energetic.
    C. Incorrect. Novel  means new ( Nov. = new).
    E. Incorrect. Parched  means dry.

  2. D
    The words are synonyms. Something duplicitous (having duality, deceptive) will deceive. Something stultifying  will be dull, boring.

    A. Incorrect. To carp  is to complain or criticize.
    B & E Incorrect.
    C. Incorrect. Innovative  means new, creative.

  3. B
    Embattled  means to be involved in a conflict. Our ears are constantly in conflict with various kinds of noise (conflict) in today’s life.

    A & E Incorrect.
    C. Incorrect. The passage addresses the fact that age has much less to do with hearing loss than noise has to do with hearing loss.
    D. Incorrect. Though the passage talks about the effects sound brings about (affecting the ears), it does not specifically refer to noise pollution.

  4. C
    The conventional belief is that as people age there is loss of hearing.

    A. Incorrect. 
    B. Incorrect. If these organs were useless after a certain age, today the world would have had a billion deaf people.
    D. Incorrect. Ears are a delicate organs. It is very difficult to repair damaged ears.
    E. Incorrect. Hair loss has got nothing to do with hearing loss.

  5. E
    Endure  means to withstand, last. It becomes difficult for our vulnerable ears to sustain perennial noises from all over.

    A. Incorrect. Perish  means to get destroyed or ruined.
    B. Incorrect. Most of us will not "experience" the noise levels punkers experience. This is close to being right, but "withstand" includes an element of abuse that experience does not necesarily include.
    C. Incorrect. Reciprocate  is to respond.
    D.Incorrect. Alternate  is to change repeatedly, succeed by turn (in case of two things).

Index

Test 2
Section 1 : Verbal Reasoning
Section 2 : Mathematical Reasoning
Section 3 : Verbal Reasoning
Section 4 : Mathematical Reasoning
Section 5 : Reading Comprehension
Section 6 : Mathematical Reasoning
Section 7 : Mathematical Reasoning
Answer Key To Test 2

Answer Explanation To Test 2
Section 1 : Verbal Reasoning

Section 2 : Mathematical Reasoning
Section 3 : Verbal Reasoning
Section 4 : Mathematical Reasoning
Section 5 : Reading Comprehension
Section 6 : Mathematical Reasoning
Section 7 : Mathematical Reasoning

Test 3

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