FAST Entry Test (Business Administration) - Quantitative Reasoning MCQs

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1161

Which of the following is the most appropriate antonym for "Dissuade"?

Persuade

Incite

Advise

Instigate

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ILLOGICAL

Biased

Absurd

Factual

Unfavourable

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Vindictive

Revengeful

Triumphant

Strategic

Demonstrative

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Intuitive

Impulsive

Secretive

Initiative

Instinctive

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Inference

Reasoned deduction

Secret

Reservation

Idea

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Casuistry

Offhand manner

Dishonest reasoning

Emergency

Casual attitude

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What is 'Artificial Intelligence'?

Fake smarts

The simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems

A robot

A new processor

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Who wrote 'Novum Organum', arguing for inductive reasoning?

Francis Bacon

Thomas Hobbes

John Locke

Rene Descartes

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What does **GMAT** stand for?

Graduate Management Admission Test

General Math Aptitude Test

Global Market Analysis Tool

Graduate Medical Assessment Test

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The term 'A priori' refers to reasoning that proceeds from:

Observation and experience

Theoretical deduction rather than observation

A prior engagement

A priority list

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FAST Entry Test (Business Administration) - Quantitative Reasoning MCQs