Most common GAT passages , GAT Tasreebat Analogies , Sentence Completion - Tasrebat, GAT fill in the blanks

Angola doctor:

Q1) Where did Kristy used to work?

Southern England

Angola doctor:

Q2) Why did Kristy change her job?

It wasn't exciting enough

Angola doctor:

Q3) What is the aim of the organization?

To help the ill

Angola doctor:

Q4) What does she plan to do after she left Angola?

To come back to Africa someday

Angola doctor:

Q5) Where does she work now?

Angola

Angola doctor:

Q6) What does Kristy think about her work in Angola?

She is satisfied with it

Angola doctor:

Q7) How long?

8 months

Angola doctor:

Q8) why is the help there poor?

militant groups

Alternative Medicine:

Q1) What do few practitioners think of alternative medicine

They consider their therapies to he complete replacements for modern medicine

Alternative Medicine:

Q2) What is happening to alternative therapies

Are becoming more popular with many doctors.

Alternative Medicine:

Q3) For how long has western medicine existed?

has existed for a comparatively short time.

Alternative Medicine:

Q4) The World Health Organization

Will support effective traditional knowledge and skills.

Alternative Medicine:

Q5) How do doctors feel about alternative medicine?

They're suspicious

Alternative Medicine:

Q6) Why is alternative medicine becoming more popular?

Because people are realizing the limitations of science

Alternative Medicine:

Q7) How does the WHO feel about alternative medicine?

Favorable

Alternative Medicine:

Q8) What was mainly used as alternative medicine before modern medicine was developed?

Herbs

Gold Rush Russia:

1) Who was the gold owned by?

British and russian governments

Gold Rush Russia:

2)Where was the gold headed?

To britain

Gold Rush Russia:

3)Why couldn't he do the mission by himself

It was too expensive

Gold Rush Russia:

4)Why was it risky?

They weren't sure the gold was even there, and the hurricane stopped them from continuing

Gold Rush Russia:

5) how did they get the gold ?

they went through the fuel tank

Gold Rush Russia:

6)Why did they end the search?

Because of the hurricane

Gold Rush Russia:

7)how many people died?

tens

Gold Rush Russia:

8) The Gold originally belongs to

British & russia

Gold Rush Russia:

9)Why didn't Keith Jessop, director of Jessop Marine Recoveries Ltd. (JMR) go alone for the search of edinburgh?

He couldn't have enough resources

Gold Rush Russia:

10)How many people were aboard when it sunk?

58

Gold Rush Russia:

11)Why did they stop the evacuation?

Because of weather conditions

Gold Rush Russia:

12)How much gold was recovered?

worth 85 million dollars

ST Pierre Volcano:

1) What did Herbert think of the european man?

"Had lost the ability to move efficiently and effectively in all but the most routine environments"

ST Pierre Volcano:

2) What role did George Hebert play in the eruption?

He got people to safety

ST Pierre Volcano:

3)What does epiphany mean as used in the paragraph?

Discovery

ST Pierre Volcano:

4) Why did the author mention the quote "Etre fort pour être utile" - "Be strong to be useful."

to convince the reader of his ideas

Taj Mahal:

1) in which of the following countries is the Taj Mahal located?

India

Taj Mahal:

2) Which of the following men had the Taj Mahal built?

Shah Jahan

Taj Mahal:

3) In which of the following years was the building of the Taj Mahal begun?

1632

Taj Mahal:

4) Which of the following is the word for the false coffin of Mumtaz Mahal inside an eight-sided room in the structure?

cenotaph

Taj Mahal:

5) For which of the following people was the mausoleum built?

Mumtaz Mahal

Taj Mahal:

6) in which of the following cities is the Taj Mahal located?

Agra

Taj Mahal:

7) What year did Mumtaz die?

1631

Taj Mahal:

8) What does the author write about the different areas the workers came from

to show that they chose the finest of workers

Taj Mahal:

9) what is the meaning of integrated?

Combined

Hawaiian cowboys:

1) The Hawaiian called for help from who?

Vaqueros

Hawaiian cowboys:

2) meaning of thrived

nourish

Hawaiian cowboys:

3) How was Waimea?

Unusual hawaiian town

Hawaiian cowboys:

4) What is Waimea known for?

cowboy heritage

Hawaiian cowboys:

5) Who are the Mexican vaqueros

cowboys

Sami Reindeer:

1) What does the word Jagged mean?

rugged

Sami Reindeer:

2)what is it that we take from paragraph 4?

there is a strong connection between language and culture.

Sami Reindeer:

3) What do Sami Herders focus on achieving in their tradition of reindeer herding?

becoming one with the herd.

Sami Reindeer:

4)How do you describe the treatment of young sami herders in the compulsory boarding school?

Discrimination, because they were forbidden from speaking their own language.

Sami Reindeer:

5)what keeps the herdsman busy?

his reindeer herd

Marshmallow Experiment:

1) Who were the reward delayers in the passage?

The children who didn't eat the marshmallows at once.

Marshmallow Experiment:

2) What do we learn from the passage about leading a successful life?

you are more likely to lead one by practicing impulse control

Freshwater:

1) What is the percentage of water on Earth?

more than 70%

Freshwater:

2) Most of Earth's water comes from?

Oceans

Freshwater:

3) What is the main idea of the passage?

Freshwater scarcity

Freshwater:

4) How does freshwater become contaminated?

glaciers melting (not sure)

Freshwater:

5) Freshwater is....

decreasing and diminishing

Freshwater:

6) What type of water comes from swamp?

still water

Freshwater:

7) What are the effects of advanced in medical field led to?

increase in healthy people

Freshwater:

8) Freshwater never runs out because its continuously being renewed by which of the following?

water cycle

Freshwater:

9) Meaning of the word survival

live/continuity

Freshwater:

10) What is the best title?

the choice that talks about the decrease of freshwater

Freshwater:

Q: What's water that seeps into the ground called?

Groundwater

Freshwater:

Q: Water supplies for large towns are called..

A: Reservoirs

Freshwater:

Q: Underground layer of rock that gets filled with water?

A: Aquifer

Freshwater:

Q: What is not a way water would get polluted?

A: Watering the grass

Freshwater:

Q: Water that runs off land and pollutes freshwater supply?

A: Run-off water

Writers:

Q: Which of the following is NOT true?

A: Writing is a simple task

WW2:

1) Why were modern weapons able to destroy whole cities?

because they were sophisticated and more advanced

WW2

2) How much did the war cost

more than any three previous wars

WW2

3) Why did people not think about long- term future

Because they were busy with the everyday problems due to the war

WW2

4) Meaning of rudimentary

limited to basic principles, immature, undeveloped, or basic form

WW2

5) Meaning of perplexed

confused, baffled, puzzled

California earthquakes:

1)Where do most frequent earthquakes happen

California

California earthquakes:

2)Who else can detect small earthquakes

Animals

California earthquakes:

3)How many people lost their homes to earthquakes

250,000

California earthquakes:

4)Why couldnt the fire force put out the fires easily

Because the earthquakes broke the water system

California earthquakes:

5)How often do big earthquakes happen

Once every 100 years/century

California earthquakes:

6)When do scientists expect the next big earthquake to happen

Before 2006

Chinese tea:

1) What is the surprising fact about the invention of tea?

it happened by accident

Chinese tea:

Why was black tea better than green?

foreign traders/it tastes better

Chinese tea:

What couldn't the leaf caretakers do?

eat foods with strong odor/spices

Flow state in psychology:

What can replace the word flow

being in the zone

Flow state in psychology:

Why is flow mentioned in regards to occupational therapy?

because it is recognized by OT/they use it

Flow state in psychology:

Why is flow different from hyper focus?

Flow is usually used positively while Hyperfocus is used negatively .

Flow state in psychology:

why is it called flow?

because people describe it as being carried away

Flow state in psychology:

what does the summary of the passage about?

talks about the positives and negatives

Football Match:

what is happening in recent times?

less people are coming to watch the football matches, or cheer for the team in the stadium

Football Match:

what did the writer suggest?

not to leave the children alone

Football Match:

Why does no one go to matches anymore?

because its not secure

Football Match:

how will the young people learn manners/what should they do so more people come

it's something along the lines of this, the answer was if the players can practice self control./players should practice self control

Football Match:

what is needed in order to get more spectators?

to make the field secure,

Football Match:

What should someone do if they go to a match

not to leave their kids by themselves

Football Match:

What happened to a big club in the last six games?

didnt score a single Goal

Football Match:

How was the match the writer talked about?

boring

Football Match:

this was written for what?

for the newspaper

NASA and space shuttles:

What is the California science center?

a space museum

NASA and space shuttles:

Which wasn't included of the stuff that the Smithsonian's wanted from NASA?

orbiters

NASA and space shuttles:

Who does "they" refer to

NASA