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IPMAT Indore 2026 — VARC

All 45 VARC previous year questions (PYQs) from the IPMAT Indore 2026 past year paper, with answers and full solutions.

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Q1:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionHardVARC · MCQ
Who has not often observed two dogs, members of the same household, communicating with each other? Pug and Gyp were two animals that belonged to the family where I spent a summer vacation. They thought much of each other when romping together in the yard, or i … read passage
The narrator observed that the two dogs, Pug and Gyp that belonged to the family ___
  • Athought much about each other throughout the day.
  • Bcommunicated with each other about everything.
  • Cromped and foraged together in the yard.
  • Dplayed with each other and hunted together.
Pick an option to attempt
Para 1Dogs communicate silently
Para 2Common animal warning language
Para 3Sparrows and robins fight
From passage: "They thought much of each other when romping together in the yard, or in foraging the neighbouring woods and fields for rabbits and groundhogs." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks what the narrator observed about Pug and Gyp. →\rightarrow We need to find the exact activity described in the passage. →\rightarrow The passage says they romped together in the yard. →\rightarrow It also says they foraged in the woods and fields for rabbits and groundhogs. →\rightarrow "Romped" means played. →\rightarrow "Foraging for rabbits and groundhogs" means hunting/searching for game. So, the best answer is that they played with each other and hunted together. Option Analysis: * 🟠 Option A →\rightarrow Overstatement →\rightarrow They cared for each other during play and hunting, but "throughout the day" is not stated. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Too Broad →\rightarrow The passage does not say they communicated about everything. * 🟠 Option C →\rightarrow Partly Correct but Incomplete →\rightarrow They romped in the yard, but foraged in the woods and fields too. * 🟢 Option D →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow It correctly combines romping as playing and foraging for game as hunting.
Q2:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionHardVARC · MCQ
Who has not often observed two dogs, members of the same household, communicating with each other? Pug and Gyp were two animals that belonged to the family where I spent a summer vacation. They thought much of each other when romping together in the yard, or i … read passage
The term lingua franca refers to a language which ___
  • Ais widely spoken in France.
  • Bhumans cannot learn or understand.
  • Cis the common one for people with different native languages.
  • Dis used by all birds and animals to communicate within their species.
Pick an option to attempt
From passage: "Yet there is another language, a sort of animal lingua franca, which is common to all." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks the meaning of "lingua franca". →\rightarrow The passage says each animal species has its own dialect. →\rightarrow Then it says there is another language common to all. →\rightarrow So, "lingua franca" means a common language understood by different groups. →\rightarrow In normal usage also, it means a common language used by people with different native languages. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Word Trap →\rightarrow "Lingua franca" does not mean a language spoken in France. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Unstated Meaning →\rightarrow It does not mean a language humans cannot understand. * 🟢 Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow It means a common language used among groups with different native languages. * 🟠 Option D →\rightarrow Subtle Inaccuracy →\rightarrow The passage talks about communication common to all species, not just within one species.
Q3:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionHardVARC · MCQ
Who has not often observed two dogs, members of the same household, communicating with each other? Pug and Gyp were two animals that belonged to the family where I spent a summer vacation. They thought much of each other when romping together in the yard, or i … read passage
The author had observed the dogs' interchange of ideas several times and felt that they communicated ___
  • Avia sounds inaudible to humans and gestures that one could not understand.
  • Bthe direction each dog would take and what each would do.
  • Cwith their heads in close contiguity for two or three minutes.
  • Dwith an understanding beyond words and sounds.
Pick an option to attempt
From passage: "There were no audible utterances, no visible gestures, yet there was an interchange of ideas. Through the medium of the eye were the thoughts conveyed." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks how the dogs communicated. →\rightarrow The passage clearly says there were no audible sounds. →\rightarrow It also says there were no visible gestures. →\rightarrow Still, the narrator felt there was an exchange of ideas. →\rightarrow Their thoughts were conveyed through the eyes. So, the communication was beyond normal words, sounds, or gestures. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Opposite Meaning →\rightarrow The passage says there were no audible utterances and no visible gestures. * 🟠 Option B →\rightarrow Plausible but Unstated →\rightarrow They may have planned directions, but the passage does not state this exact message. * 🟠 Option C →\rightarrow Incomplete Detail →\rightarrow This describes what they did physically, not how the ideas were exchanged. * 🟢 Option D →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow The passage suggests an understanding beyond words and sounds.
Q4:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionHardVARC · MCQ
Who has not often observed two dogs, members of the same household, communicating with each other? Pug and Gyp were two animals that belonged to the family where I spent a summer vacation. They thought much of each other when romping together in the yard, or i … read passage
The war between the robins and the sparrows ended when ___
  • Athe brethren of the sparrow flocked to the defence against the alien.
  • Bthe sparrows communicated with an ear-piercing harangue for which they are particularly noted.
  • Cthe robins who were getting the better of the two parties also got help from several other birds.
  • Dmore than a score of robins in the immediate vicinity chased away the sparrows.
Pick an option to attempt
From passage: "But the war cry which they sounded not only summoned help to their standard, but it was equally understood by all the other birds of the neighbourhood, who flocked to the defence of their brethren against the alien." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks when the war between robins and sparrows ended. →\rightarrow First, the robins were winning against the sparrows. →\rightarrow Then the sparrows called their friends through a loud cry. →\rightarrow But that cry was also understood by other birds. →\rightarrow Those other birds came to defend their own native birds against the alien sparrows. →\rightarrow Finally, the sparrows had to retreat. So, the fight ended when the robins, already winning, got support from other birds. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Confusing Reference →\rightarrow The defence was against the alien sparrows, not in support of them. * 🟠 Option B →\rightarrow Incomplete Detail →\rightarrow The harangue happened, but it was not the final reason the war ended. * 🟢 Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow The robins were already winning and then other birds joined their side, forcing the sparrows to retreat. * 🔴 Option D →\rightarrow Factual Error →\rightarrow The passage states a score of the sparrows' friends gathered, not a score of robins.
Q5:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionHardVARC · MCQ
Who has not often observed two dogs, members of the same household, communicating with each other? Pug and Gyp were two animals that belonged to the family where I spent a summer vacation. They thought much of each other when romping together in the yard, or i … read passage
According to the passage, the English sparrow is quarrelsome, pugnacious and it ___
  • Ais as useful as a robin, bluebird or martin.
  • Boccupies whatever space it can find to bring up its young ones.
  • Cis a native species driven to fight for its rights.
  • Dseeks quarters in the rural districts which other birds do not infect.
Pick an option to attempt
From passage: "It appropriates every available locality for nesting purposes, and our native species are driven to the necessity of fighting for their rights." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks what else is true about the English sparrow. →\rightarrow The passage says it is quarrelsome and pugnacious. →\rightarrow Then it says it appropriates every available locality for nesting. →\rightarrow "Appropriates" means takes over. →\rightarrow "Nesting purposes" means making a place to raise young ones. So, the English sparrow occupies whatever space it can find for nesting. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Opposite Meaning →\rightarrow The passage presents robins, bluebirds and martins as useful birds driven away by sparrows. * 🟢 Option B →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow "Appropriates every available locality for nesting" means it occupies spaces to raise young ones. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Wrong Subject →\rightarrow The native species fight for their rights, not the English sparrow. * 🔴 Option D →\rightarrow Wrong Subject →\rightarrow The native birds seek rural quarters, not the sparrows.
Q6:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionHardVARC · MCQ
Anger can be a useful emotion. It can play a key role in building a strong individual psyche, as also a just society. But the algohacking of our brains to keep them in a state of incessant anger? That's pure poison. Some companies and individuals draw colossal … read passage
The cry of warning from a bird or animal ___
  • Ais an expression of fear of humans and predators.
  • Bmakes the sportsman realise that he has lost his only chance of a shot.
  • Cis distinct enough for several species to interpret correctly.
  • Dcould be that of a dog, crow, jay or magpie.
Pick an option to attempt
From passage: "A cry of warning, no matter from what bird or animal it emanates, is understood by them all." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks what is true about a cry of warning. →\rightarrow The passage says every species has its own dialect. →\rightarrow But it also says a warning cry is commonly understood. →\rightarrow It gives examples: crow, jay, magpie, rooster. →\rightarrow Other birds and animals understand the warning and run to cover. So, the warning cry is clear enough for different species to interpret correctly. Option Analysis: * 🟠 Option A →\rightarrow Too Broad →\rightarrow The cry may be about danger, but the passage focuses on shared understanding across species. * 🟠 Option B →\rightarrow Side Effect →\rightarrow The sportsman losing his shot is an example, not the main meaning of the cry. * 🟢 Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow The cry is understood correctly by several species. * 🟠 Option D →\rightarrow Incomplete →\rightarrow It names possible sources but misses the important idea: cross-species interpretation.
Q7:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionHardVARC · MCQ
Anger can be a useful emotion. It can play a key role in building a strong individual psyche, as also a just society. But the algohacking of our brains to keep them in a state of incessant anger? That's pure poison. Some companies and individuals draw colossal … read passage
The rage bait problem can be addressed by ___
  • Aconsuming more news on social media.
  • Balgohacking content that is designed to produce anger.
  • Cturning one's attention more closely to hateful propaganda.
  • Dblocking sites that propagate inflammatory content.
Pick an option to attempt
Para 1Anger and online harm
Para 2Rage bait distorts reality
Para 3Blocking as resistance
From passage: "If you block the accounts that most inflame you, you deprive them of your attention... Blocking even hurts them with the algorithm." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks how rage bait can be addressed. →\rightarrow Find the action suggested by the author. →\rightarrow Para 3 says: block the accounts that inflame you. →\rightarrow Blocking removes your attention. →\rightarrow It also hurts them with the algorithm. So, the answer is blocking inflammatory content. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Opposite Meaning →\rightarrow Social media rage bait is shown as the problem, not the solution. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Problem, Not Solution →\rightarrow Algohacking anger is what the passage criticises. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Opposite Meaning →\rightarrow More attention to hateful propaganda helps rage bait. * 🟢 Option D →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Blocking inflammatory sites/accounts is the author's solution.
Q8:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionMediumVARC · MCQ
Anger can be a useful emotion. It can play a key role in building a strong individual psyche, as also a just society. But the algohacking of our brains to keep them in a state of incessant anger? That's pure poison. Some companies and individuals draw colossal … read passage
The phrase "a civilisational battle" could best be interpreted as a conflict that affects ___
  • Aa battle of classes within society.
  • Bthe existential foundations of a society.
  • Ca change into a new and better type of society.
  • Dthe outward forms of social beliefs and behaviour.
Pick an option to attempt
From passage: "This is a civilisational battle. We must fight against the atrophy of our attention... and to regain our sense and sensibility." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks what "civilisational battle" means. →\rightarrow This is not a literal war. →\rightarrow The author is saying rage bait damages attention, sense, and sensibility. →\rightarrow These are basic foundations of a healthy society. So, it means a conflict affecting society's deep foundations. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Unstated Scope →\rightarrow No class battle is discussed. * 🟢 Option B →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow It affects the deep foundations of society. * 🟠 Option C →\rightarrow Positive Distortion →\rightarrow The passage warns of damage, not improvement. * 🟠 Option D →\rightarrow Too Surface-Level →\rightarrow The issue is deeper than outward behaviour.
Q9:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionMediumVARC · MCQ
Anger can be a useful emotion. It can play a key role in building a strong individual psyche, as also a just society. But the algohacking of our brains to keep them in a state of incessant anger? That's pure poison. Some companies and individuals draw colossal … read passage
The writer states all of the following except:
  • AMisuse of anger can negatively impact general wellbeing.
  • BAnger has been used by companies to gain monetary benefits.
  • CConstant anger has a function in certain situations.
  • DAnger has no useful purpose as it has no outcome.
Pick an option to attempt
From passage: "Anger can be a useful emotion... But the algohacking of our brains to keep them in a state of incessant anger? That's pure poison." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the statement that is not stated. →\rightarrow In "except" questions, find the false statement. →\rightarrow The passage says anger can be useful. →\rightarrow It also says constant algorithm-driven anger is harmful. →\rightarrow It says companies profit from this anger. So, any option saying anger has no useful purpose is wrong. Option Analysis: * 🟠 Option A →\rightarrow Stated →\rightarrow Misused anger hurts general wellbeing. * 🟠 Option B →\rightarrow Stated →\rightarrow Companies profit from rage bait. * 🟠 Option C →\rightarrow Stated →\rightarrow Anger can be useful in some situations. * 🟢 Option D →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow The passage says anger can be useful, so this is false.
Q10:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionMediumVARC · MCQ
Anger can be a useful emotion. It can play a key role in building a strong individual psyche, as also a just society. But the algohacking of our brains to keep them in a state of incessant anger? That's pure poison. Some companies and individuals draw colossal … read passage
The reference to David and Goliath suggests that ___
  • Athe seemingly weak can succeed in unequal fights.
  • Bresistance to large negative forces fails.
  • Cif powerful forces are defeated, they will revive.
  • Dactions that seem unnecessary can be successful.
Pick an option to attempt
From passage: "Blocking even hurts them with the algorithm. David did defeat Goliath." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks what David and Goliath suggests. →\rightarrow David was small and weak. →\rightarrow Goliath was huge and powerful. →\rightarrow David still won. Here, ordinary users are like David. Big platforms and algorithms are like Goliath. So, small users can still fight large harmful systems. Option Analysis: * 🟢 Option A →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow The weak can succeed in an unequal fight. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Opposite Meaning →\rightarrow The passage says resistance can work. * 🟠 Option C →\rightarrow Plausible but Unstated →\rightarrow Revival of powerful forces is not mentioned. * 🟠 Option D →\rightarrow Distorted Meaning →\rightarrow Blocking is useful, not unnecessary.
Q11:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionMediumVARC · MCQ
Anger can be a useful emotion. It can play a key role in building a strong individual psyche, as also a just society. But the algohacking of our brains to keep them in a state of incessant anger? That's pure poison. Some companies and individuals draw colossal … read passage
According to the author, rage bait works when ___
  • Areading responsible accounts of pollution, terror or elections provides social media users food for thought.
  • Bsocial media content fuels public anger to bring about constructive social change.
  • Ctech platforms deliberately supply distorted content that incentivises hate.
  • Dusers actively chase news content that conforms to their political biases.
Pick an option to attempt
From passage: "The algorithms got tweaked to feed us more and more of the same, activating a diabolical incentive structure of hate." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks when rage bait works. →\rightarrow Rage bait means content designed to create anger. →\rightarrow Platforms saw that angry content increases engagement. →\rightarrow So algorithms started feeding more such content. →\rightarrow This creates hate and distorted reality. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Opposite Context →\rightarrow Responsible reports give food for thought, not rage. * 🟠 Option B →\rightarrow Positive Distortion →\rightarrow Rage bait is called poisonous, not constructive. * 🟢 Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Platforms feed distorted content that incentivises hate. * 🟠 Option D →\rightarrow Plausible but Unstated →\rightarrow Political bias is not the main mechanism given.
Q12:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Reading ComprehensionMediumVARC · MCQ
Anger can be a useful emotion. It can play a key role in building a strong individual psyche, as also a just society. But the algohacking of our brains to keep them in a state of incessant anger? That's pure poison. Some companies and individuals draw colossal … read passage
The author is of the opinion that ___
  • Athe response of users does not vary according to the media consumed.
  • Bthe reaction of users cannot be controlled by media.
  • Csocial media reports more widely and responsibly.
  • Dreading responsible media reports promotes thoughtfulness.
Pick an option to attempt
From passage: "Reading responsible accounts of pollution, a terror attack, an election result etc. would give you food for thought." Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the author's opinion. →\rightarrow The author compares responsible media with social media feeds. →\rightarrow Responsible reports make people think. →\rightarrow Social media rage bait pushes people into troll mode. So, the author believes responsible media promotes thoughtfulness. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Opposite Meaning →\rightarrow The passage shows user response changes by media type. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Opposite Meaning →\rightarrow The passage says media can influence reactions. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Opposite Meaning →\rightarrow Social media is shown as distorted, not responsible. * 🟢 Option D →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Responsible media reports promote thoughtfulness.
Q13:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CompletionHardVARC · MCQ
The journal published unverified details about the company's lack of business ___
  • Aand this report on the business was calumnious
  • Band this report on the business was calamitous
  • Cand this report on the business was callous
  • Dand this report on the business was careless
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: 'Unverified details' signals false or damaging information about a company. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct adjective to describe an unverified report about a company. →\rightarrow 'Calumnious' means making false, defamatory statements that hurt reputation. →\rightarrow 'Calamitous' describes disastrous events, not reports. →\rightarrow 'Callous' describes unfeeling people, not reports. →\rightarrow 'Careless' is too mild; 'unverified' points specifically to defamation. So, the report is calumnious. Option Analysis: * 🟢 Option A →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Slanderous, defamatory; fits unverified damaging information. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Wrong Context →\rightarrow Describes disasters, not defamatory reports. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Wrong Target →\rightarrow Describes people's attitude, not reports. * 🔴 Option D →\rightarrow Too Mild →\rightarrow Fails to capture the legal/reputational harm of publishing false details.
Q14:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CompletionEasyVARC · MCQ
While travelling on the highway my car had a flat tyre; to _________, it started to rain and I got drenched.
  • Abefuddle me
  • Badd to my complexities
  • Cperplex me further
  • Dmake matters worse
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: A flat tyre, then RAIN piles on. We need an idiom for 'adding to existing misfortune'. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct completion for a sequence of mounting misfortunes. →\rightarrow First, the car gets a flat tyre. Then, it starts raining and the speaker gets drenched. →\rightarrow Options A, B, and C all signal confusion or complexity ('befuddle', 'complexities', 'perplex'). →\rightarrow But the speaker isn't confused—they are unlucky, and the situation is compounding negatively. So, we need an expression that means making a bad situation worse. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Wrong Focus →\rightarrow Signals confusion rather than compounding misfortune. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Wrong Tone →\rightarrow "Complexities" implies a puzzle rather than bad luck. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Wrong Focus →\rightarrow Like Option A, it deals with puzzlement. * 🟢 Option D →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Standard idiom for a second misfortune stacking onto the first.\
Q15:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CompletionMediumVARC · MCQ
My roommate either hosts or attends parties every other day _________ .
  • Aas she is very gracious
  • Bas she is very gregarious
  • Cas she is very egregious
  • Das she is very garrulous
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: Roommate hosts OR attends parties every other day - she loves being around people. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct adjective to describe someone who frequently hosts or attends parties. →\rightarrow 'Gracious' means polite and kind, which doesn't explain constant partying. →\rightarrow 'Gregarious' means fond of company and sociable, perfectly fitting someone who loves parties. →\rightarrow 'Egregious' means outstandingly bad or shocking, which is negative and out of context. →\rightarrow 'Garrulous' means overly talkative—while chatty people are often social, the word specifically targets talking rather than party-loving. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Wrong Focus →\rightarrow Means polite or kind, not party-loving. * 🟢 Option B →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Means sociable and fond of company, matching the party lifestyle. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Wrong Meaning →\rightarrow Means outstandingly bad or egregious. * 🔴 Option D →\rightarrow Distractor →\rightarrow Means overly talkative, close in sound/meaning but not precisely about partying.
Q16:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CompletionEasyVARC · MCQ
We had tried so hard to keep Maya's birthday party a surprise, but at the last minute someone _________ .
  • Alet the cat out of the bag
  • Bsent the cat out of the house
  • Cplayed cat and mouse with her
  • Dset the cat among the pigeons
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: A SURPRISE party gets spoiled at the last minute - someone revealed the secret. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct idiom to describe accidentally revealing a secret about a surprise party. →\rightarrow "Let the cat out of the bag" is the standard idiom meaning to reveal a secret. →\rightarrow "Sent the cat out of the house" is a literal, non-idiomatic expression. →\rightarrow "Played cat and mouse" means to tease or toy with someone, which doesn't fit revealing a secret. →\rightarrow "Set the cat among the pigeons" means to cause a sudden uproar or disturbance, not specifically revealing a secret. Option Analysis: * 🟢 Option A →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Standard idiom for revealing a secret. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Non-idiom →\rightarrow Literal and incorrect phrase. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Wrong Meaning →\rightarrow Means to toy or play with someone. * 🔴 Option D →\rightarrow Wrong Meaning →\rightarrow Means causing a sudden uproar rather than spilling a secret.
Q17:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CompletionEasyVARC · MCQ
The rich businessman bought a luxury duplex apartment that must have cost a/an _________ .
  • Alarge bushelful
  • Bincredulous bombshell
  • Centire legacy
  • Darm and a leg
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: A LUXURY duplex - very expensive. We need an idiom for high cost. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct idiom to describe something that costs a lot of money. →\rightarrow "Cost an arm and a leg" is the standard idiom for extreme expense. →\rightarrow "Large bushelful" is not a standard idiom for cost. →\rightarrow "Incredulous bombshell" uses 'incredulous' (disbelieving) incorrectly, making the phrase meaningless. →\rightarrow "Entire legacy" sounds plausible and familiar, but idioms are fixed phrases rather than arbitrary descriptive combinations. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Non-idiom →\rightarrow Not a standard expression for cost. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Nonsense Phrase →\rightarrow 'Incredulous' means disbelieving, making the phrase incoherent. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Plausible Distractor →\rightarrow Sounds like real English, but is not the fixed idiom. * 🟢 Option D →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Standard idiom meaning to cost a lot of money.
Q18:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CompletionMediumVARC · MCQ
The philosophy professor confused his students with a complex ethical problem; Meera was the only one who understood it and gave a/an _________ response.
  • Ahirsute
  • Bobsequious
  • Cdidactic
  • Dplausible
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Clue: Meera UNDERSTOOD a complex ethical problem and answered. We need a word for a sensible, believable answer. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct adjective to describe a sensible and accurate response to a complex problem. →\rightarrow 'Hirsute' means hairy, which is completely nonsensical here. →\rightarrow 'Obsequious' means excessively obedient or flattering, which is the wrong trait for an academic response. →\rightarrow 'Didactic' means preachy or instructive—a student wouldn't lecture their professor. →\rightarrow 'Plausible' means believable and reasonable, which correctly describes a smart, understandable answer. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Nonsense →\rightarrow Means hairy, completely irrelevant. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Wrong Trait →\rightarrow Means overly obedient or flattering. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Wrong Tone →\rightarrow Means preachy or instructive; a student doesn't lecture the professor. * 🟢 Option D →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Means believable and reasonable, fitting a correct intellectual response.
Q19:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CompletionMediumVARC · MCQ
When the young man's father had a heart attack, the whole family panicked; he was the only one who _________ and immediately sent for an ambulance.
  • Agot his cool
  • Bgot reasonable
  • Cremained woke
  • Dkept his head
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: Family panicked during a heart attack; HE stayed calm and called for help. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct idiom to describe staying calm and composed under pressure while everyone else panics. →\rightarrow "Got his cool" uses the wrong verb form; the standard idiom is "kept his cool" or "kept his head", not "got". →\rightarrow "Got reasonable" is not an established idiom. →\rightarrow "Remained woke" means socially aware, which has the wrong meaning and register. →\rightarrow "Kept his head" is the correct idiom meaning to remain calm in a crisis. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Wrong Form →\rightarrow The idiom uses 'kept', not 'got' (e.g., *kept his cool* or *kept his head*). * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Non-idiom →\rightarrow Incorrect and unnatural expression. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Wrong Meaning →\rightarrow Refers to social awareness, completely out of context. * 🟢 Option D →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Standard idiom for remaining calm and rational under pressure.
Q20:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CorrectionMediumVARC · MCQ
Don't get mad at me. I did not invite a thousand people to our wedding. All I did was creating a link and sended it.
  • Ato create a link and sent it
  • Bcreate a link and send it
  • Ccreated a link and sent it
  • Dcreating a link and sending it
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: The underlined part has two problems: wrong verb form after 'all I did was' AND the non-word 'sended'. Rule: After 'all I did was', use the BARE INFINITIVE (no 'to'). Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct grammatical structure to replace the underlined portion. →\rightarrow The phrase begins with "All I did was", which requires a bare infinitive (or parallel verb forms linked by 'and'). →\rightarrow "Creating a link and sended it" contains the non-word "sended" and incorrect gerund form. →\rightarrow Option B uses "create a link and send it", which provides correct parallel bare infinitives following the structure. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Mixed Tense →\rightarrow Mixes infinitive with past tense ("to create... and sent it"). * 🟢 Option B →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Uses correct parallel bare infinitives ("create a link and send it"). * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Wrong Tense →\rightarrow Uses past tense incorrectly after "all I did was". * 🔴 Option D →\rightarrow Suboptimal Form →\rightarrow Gerunds are possible, but the standard parallel pattern here is the bare infinitive.
Q21:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CorrectionMediumVARC · MCQ
Although she has not been at her best this year, imagine that she would win this match against the reigning champion, no one would doubt her calibre as a sportsperson.
  • Ashould she be winning this match against
  • Bimagine if she win this match against
  • Cshould she win this match against
  • Dimagine that she is winning this match against
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: The sentence is a conditional: IF she wins, no one would doubt her. We need a clean 'if'-style structure. Answer: Option 3 - 'should she win this match against' (inverted conditional = 'if she should win'). Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct grammatical structure to replace the awkward underlined conditional phrase. →\rightarrow "Imagine that she would win" breaks the standard conditional flow required before the main clause ("no one would doubt..."). →\rightarrow "Imagine if she win" is grammatically broken (subject-verb disagreement: 'she win' should be 'she wins'). →\rightarrow "Should she be winning" uses an awkward progressive form; winning is a single event, not an ongoing action here. →\rightarrow "Should she win" provides a clean, elegant inverted conditional ("if she should win") that fits the sentence perfectly. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Awkward Aspect →\rightarrow Uses an ongoing progressive form ("be winning") instead of a simple conditional. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Grammatical Error →\rightarrow Disagreement between singular subject and verb ("she win"). * 🟢 Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Clean inverted conditional ("should she win" = "if she should win"). * 🔴 Option D →\rightarrow Flow Disruption →\rightarrow Retains the awkward "imagine that" framing instead of a true conditional.
Q22:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CorrectionEasyVARC · MCQ
The college now has a creator to help students with their personal as well as academic challenges.
  • Acouncilor
  • Bconsoler
  • Ccounsellor
  • Dcontroller
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: Helps students with PERSONAL and ACADEMIC challenges. We need a word for an advisor. Answer: Option 3 - counsellor (advisor, especially on personal or academic matters). Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct word to replace the underlined term ("creator") in the context of helping students with personal and academic issues. →\rightarrow "Councilor" refers to a member of a political council or town council, not an academic advisor. →\rightarrow "Consoler" means someone who comforts grief, which is too narrow for everyday academic and personal counseling. →\rightarrow "Controller" means someone who controls finances or systems, completely out of context. →\rightarrow "Counsellor" is the correct term for a professional advisor who helps students navigate personal and academic challenges. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Wrong Context →\rightarrow Refers to a member of a council (e.g., town council). * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Wrong Focus →\rightarrow Means someone who comforts grief rather than providing general guidance. * 🟢 Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Means an advisor, especially for personal and academic matters. * 🔴 Option D →\rightarrow Wrong Meaning →\rightarrow Refers to a person who exercises control or management over financial/administrative systems.
Q23:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CorrectionMediumVARC · MCQ
Even as the team's die-hard fans lost all hopes of a win, alone came the last batsman and surpassed them with three sixes in a row, leading the team to its victory.
  • Aalong came the last batsman and superannuated
  • Balone came the last batsman and surprised
  • Calong came the last batsman and surprised
  • Dalone came the last batsman and superannuated
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: Two errors in the underlined part. The batsman ARRIVED unexpectedly and did something amazing for the FANS. Answer: Option 3 - 'along came the last batsman and surprised'. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct phrase to fix two distinct errors in the underlined section. →\rightarrow Error 1: "Alone came" is incorrect; the idiomatic phrasing for someone arriving unexpectedly is "along came X" ('X arrived'). →\rightarrow Error 2: "Surpassed them" (the fans) makes no logical sense—you don't surpass fans. The batsman *surprised* them by winning against the odds. →\rightarrow Option C is the only choice that corrects both errors simultaneously ("along came" + "surprised"). Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Vocabulary Error →\rightarrow Uses "superannuated" (retired due to age), which is entirely wrong. * 🔴 Option B →\rightarrow Unfixed Idiom →\rightarrow Keeps the wrong "alone came" structure instead of fixing the idiom. * 🟢 Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Fixes both errors ("along came" for arrival and "surprised" for the fans). * 🔴 Option D →\rightarrow Multiple Errors →\rightarrow Retains the incorrect "alone came" and uses the wrong vocabulary word "superannuated".
Q24:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Sentence CorrectionHardVARC · MCQ
The judge has disposed himself from the case because of his prior association with the company.
  • Arecanted
  • Brecused
  • Crefrained
  • Drecouped
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: A judge withdrawing from a case due to prior association = a classic legal scenario. Answer: Option 2 - recused (formal verb for a judge withdrawing due to conflict of interest). Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the correct legal term to replace "disposed" when a judge withdraws from a case. →\rightarrow "Recanted" means withdrawing a statement or confession, which is the wrong context. →\rightarrow "Recused" is the exact formal verb used when a judge disqualifies themselves due to a conflict of interest. →\rightarrow "Refrained" means holding back from an action, but it requires the preposition 'from' and isn't the specific legal term. →\rightarrow "Recouped" means recovering money or losses, which is completely irrelevant. Option Analysis: * 🔴 Option A →\rightarrow Wrong Context →\rightarrow Means withdrawing a statement, not a legal case. * 🟢 Option B →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow The precise legal term for a judge withdrawing due to a conflict of interest. * 🔴 Option C →\rightarrow Wrong Grammar/Scope →\rightarrow Means holding back, but does not fit the legal role or prepositional usage. * 🔴 Option D →\rightarrow Wrong Meaning →\rightarrow Means recovering money or losses.
Q25:ipmat indore 2026VARC › ParacompletionEasyVARC · MCQ
Tech companies are spending billions to build data centres that power AI systems for growth and security. But data centres consume huge amounts of electricity, which has raised the cost of electricity for those living near the data centres. Some tech giants are now saying they will seek to pay not just for the energy its data centres use, but also to cover the costs of updating and adding necessary electricity to the grid. _________________________________.
  • AGovernments should bear the additional electricity costs, as AI will provide greater security.
  • BThis way the additional electricity costs will not be passed on to other local consumers.
  • CNot all tech companies will be able to afford the additional electricity costs.
  • DThis way the anger of the public will not be directed at the tech companies.
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: Data centres raise electricity costs for locals -> tech companies say they will pay for grid upgrades -> [blank]. Answer: Option 2 - 'This way the additional electricity costs will not be passed on to other local consumers.' Thought Process Breakdown: The blank should be the LOGICAL CONSEQUENCE of companies footing the bill. (Tip: For paracompletion, the answer almost always follows directly from the preceding sentence, not from new ideas.) -> "Governments should bear..." contradicts the passage (it says COMPANIES will pay, not governments). -> "This way the additional electricity costs will not be passed on..." is the direct consequence of companies paying. -> "Not all tech companies will be able to afford..." introduces a new tangent (which companies can afford it). -> "This way the anger of the public will not be directed..." is a speculative motive, not a logical consequence. Option Analysis: * Option A -> Contradicts the passage -> It says COMPANIES will pay, not governments. * Option B -> Correct -> Direct consequence of companies paying. * Option C -> Introduces a new tangent -> Focuses on which companies can afford it. * Option D -> Speculative motive -> Not a logical consequence.
Q26:ipmat indore 2026VARC › ParacompletionMediumVARC · MCQ
Writing has long been a primary tool for thinking. _________________________________. The articulation of thought, a foundational human skill, risks atrophy due to the deployment of AI. 'Help' from AI is a gentle, persistent pressure removing idiosyncrasies and pushing writers towards a standardised, middle-of-the-road voice. In a manner of speaking, the originality of the writer's voice is lost. Hence, the unique signature of the writer is eroded by an algorithm.
  • AFor writers, the help provided by AI is essential for the formation of lucid thoughts.
  • BWithout human effort, however, difficult concepts cannot be easily communicated to the reader.
  • CWhen that process is delegated to an outside agency, thinking itself becomes superficial.
  • DThinking is a process expressed best by smooth, frictionless prose assisted by AI.
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: Writing is a thinking tool -> [blank] -> articulation atrophies due to AI. The blank must BRIDGE the idea that writing aids thinking with the idea that AI erodes thinking. Answer: Option 3 - 'When that process is delegated to an outside agency, thinking itself becomes superficial.' Thought Process Breakdown: The passage has a clear negative stance on AI's impact on writing and thinking. The blank must logically bridge the first sentence ("primary tool for thinking") with the subsequent sentences detailing how AI causes "atrophy" of this skill. (Tip: When a passage has a clear stance, the answer must agree with that stance.) -> Option A praises AI, contradicting the passage's negative stance. -> Option B talks about communication to the reader, which is off-track; the passage is specifically about the WRITER'S thinking. -> Option C perfectly bridges the two ideas: delegating the process (to AI) makes thinking superficial, which logically leads to the "atrophy" mentioned in the next sentence. -> Option D praises AI's assistance, directly contradicting the rest of the passage. Option Analysis: * Option A -> Contradicts the passage -> Praises AI, whereas the passage argues that AI erodes thinking and originality. * Option B -> Off-track -> Focuses on communication to the reader rather than the core topic of the writer's internal thinking process. * Option C -> Correct -> Acts as a perfect bridge connecting the concept of writing as a thinking tool to the subsequent idea of AI causing skill atrophy. * Option D -> Contradicts the passage -> Suggests AI is the "best" way to express thinking, completely opposing the passage's critical stance.
Q27:ipmat indore 2026VARC › ParacompletionMediumVARC · MCQ
With access to content and streaming video platforms among Indian viewers increasing, producers and creators seem to be taking fewer risks. Streaming service subscribers in India have traditionally appreciated the craft, acting, and storytelling of some exceptional videos on platforms like Netflix and HBO. _________________________________. Driven by algorithms and a tendency to replicate templates that have worked in the past, Indian streamers increasingly favour star-led shows and films that promise safety over experimentation. Hence 2025 had fewer standout originals.
  • ASince a large proportion of OTT viewers in India use smart phones to view videos, the content has to be discerning.
  • BYet, this past year, Indian producers have gravitated towards content that entertains a wider section of viewers.
  • CNow that smart phones are commonplace, viewing videos is no longer part of the shared and family time.
  • DWithout a discerning viewership, Indian producers have had to use social media to promote and sell their stories.
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: Indian viewers used to appreciate craft -> [blank] -> producers now favour safe star-led content -> fewer originals. The blank needs a CONTRAST introducing the producers' shift. Answer: Option 2 - 'Yet, this past year, Indian producers have gravitated towards content that entertains a wider section of viewers.' Thought Process Breakdown: The passage describes a shift from past appreciation of craft to a current preference for safe, algorithmic content. The blank sits exactly between these two ideas, requiring a transitional pivot. (Tip: Look for a transition word like 'yet', 'however', or 'but' in the options - it often signals the right pivot.) -> Option A introduces a tangent about smartphones, which is not supported by the passage's focus on risk-taking and content type. -> Option B perfectly introduces the contrast using "Yet", explaining the shift towards mass-appeal (safe) content that connects the past appreciation to the current algorithmic safety. -> Option C introduces another unrelated tangent about smartphones and family time. -> Option D introduces a tangent about social media promotion, missing the core point about content creation shifts. Option Analysis: * Option A -> Irrelevant tangent -> Focuses on smartphone usage, which is not supported by the passage. * Option B -> Correct -> Uses the transition word "Yet" to make the exact logical pivot from past appreciation of craft to the current safe-play strategy. * Option C -> Irrelevant tangent -> Discusses shared family time and smartphones, disconnecting from the passage's theme of content production. * Option D -> Irrelevant tangent -> Mentions social media promotion, ignoring the structural shift in the producers' content strategy.
Q28:ipmat indore 2026VARC › ParacompletionMediumVARC · MCQ
Till recently, weight-loss drugs have been an elite privilege, creating a class system among those battling obesity and diabetes and setting new aspirational benchmarks for a healthy life. Manufacturers have now lowered their prices to tap into a booming health-conscious market in India. Despite repeated clarification that the efficacy of the drug is co-dependent on diet, lifestyle corrections, fitness routines and, most importantly, baseline fitness and health, the drug is seen as manna from heaven. _________________________________. This leads to the individual surrendering to a false sense of well-being.
  • AThis creates a false sense of complacency about the drugs notwithstanding their side-effects.
  • BWeight loss drugs have allowed celebrities to parade their thin age-defying bodies.
  • CThe once-a-week jab is seen as a convenience obviating the need for any other action.
  • DWeight loss is a path to thinness, a healthier lifestyle and a more attractive image.
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: Weight-loss drug seen as 'manna from heaven' (miracle) -> [blank] -> false sense of well-being. The blank must explain WHY users develop this false sense of well-being—they treat the drug as a complete standalone solution. Answer: Option 3 - 'The once-a-week jab is seen as a convenience obviating the need for any other action.' Thought Process Breakdown: The passage highlights a contrast: doctors warn that the drug requires diet and exercise, but people view it as a miracle. The blank sits right before the conclusion ("surrendering to a false sense of well-being") and needs to explain how viewing it as a miracle causes this false safety. -> Option A introduces the tangent of "side-effects", which is not the issue being discussed (the issue is ignoring diet/lifestyle). -> Option B introduces an unrelated tangent about celebrities. -> Option C directly provides the missing link: people view the drug as "obviating" (removing) the need for diet/exercise, which logically leads to the false sense of well-being. (Tip: 'Obviating the need for any other action' = removes the need for diet, exercise, lifestyle changes. That's exactly why people get a false sense of safety.) -> Option D gives a general statement about weight loss that does not bridge to the negative consequence in the final sentence. Option Analysis: * Option A -> Off-track -> Talks about side-effects, ignoring the passage's emphasis on diet, exercise, and lifestyle corrections. * Option B -> Irrelevant tangent -> Focuses on celebrities, which is completely off-topic. * Option C -> Correct -> Directly explains the cause of the false sense of well-being by stating users think the jab replaces all other necessary health actions. * Option D -> Too general -> Generalises about weight loss and fails to logically connect to the "false sense of well-being" mentioned in the following sentence.
Q29:ipmat indore 2026VARC › VocabularyMediumVARC · MCQ
The newly appointed professor found it hard to _________ the students who were _________ and _________ to the topics discussed during lectures.
  • Aenthuse; difficult; undisciplined
  • Bencourage; withdrawn; indifferent
  • Cinspire; belligerent; uninstructed
  • Dengage; deficient; diffident
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: The sentence structure dictates that the students were "[blank 2]" and "[blank 3]" TO the topics. Both adjectives chosen must grammatically work with the preposition 'to'. Answer: Option 2 - encourage; withdrawn; indifferent Thought Process Breakdown: When a fill-in-the-blank question has multiple blanks, find the ONE blank that fails for each wrong option. Often, it's a hidden grammar issue, like preposition use. Here, we test the preposition 'to' against the second and third words in each option. →\rightarrow "difficult to topics" (Option A) is incorrect; 'difficult' does not take 'to' in this way. →\rightarrow "withdrawn to topics" (closed off from them) and "indifferent to topics" (uninterested) BOTH work perfectly with the preposition 'to'. →\rightarrow "belligerent to topics" (Option C) is awkward; 'belligerent' usually targets people, not abstract topics. →\rightarrow "deficient to topics" (Option D) has the wrong preposition. The correct usage would be 'deficient IN'. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Wrong Grammar →\rightarrow 'difficult to topics' is incorrect; 'difficult' doesn't take 'to' in this context. * Option B →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Both 'withdrawn' and 'indifferent' pair correctly with the preposition 'to', creating a logically sound and grammatically correct sentence. * Option C →\rightarrow Awkward Usage →\rightarrow 'belligerent to topics' is awkward as belligerence is typically directed at people rather than topics. * Option D →\rightarrow Wrong Preposition →\rightarrow 'deficient to' is grammatically incorrect; the proper phrasing is 'deficient in'.
Q30:ipmat indore 2026VARC › VocabularyHardVARC · MCQ
The _________ of the uneducated masses can be described as a _________ faith that believes in fake Godmen based on instinct or emotion rather than on any _________ premise.
  • Acredulity; groundless; objective
  • Bhysteria; jingoistic; logical
  • Ccredibility; faulty; possible
  • Dindifference; strong; obvious
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: [blank 1] of uneducated masses = a [blank 2] faith based on emotion rather than a [blank 3] premise. Answer: Option 1 - credulity; groundless; objective. Thought Process Breakdown: The sentence sets up a contrast between following fake Godmen based on emotion versus logic/facts. →\rightarrow 'Credulity' means a readiness to believe (often too easily), which perfectly describes the uneducated masses in this context. 'Groundless' faith means faith without basis (matching 'fake Godmen'). 'Objective' premise contrasts perfectly with 'instinct or emotion'. →\rightarrow Option 2 fails because 'jingoistic' means extreme patriotism, which is completely the wrong context here. →\rightarrow Option 3 is a CLASSIC TRAP. 'Credibility' means *being believed* (the quality of being trusted), whereas 'credulity' is the *tendency to believe* others. →\rightarrow Option 4 fails because 'indifferent' masses wouldn't follow Godmen at all. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow 'Credulity' accurately describes a tendency to believe, 'groundless' fits the baseless faith in fake Godmen, and 'objective' provides the exact contrast needed against 'instinct or emotion'. * Option B →\rightarrow Wrong Context →\rightarrow 'Jingoistic' means extreme nationalism or patriotism, which does not fit a sentence about spiritual faith or Godmen. * Option C →\rightarrow Vocabulary Trap →\rightarrow Uses 'credibility' (the quality of being trustworthy) instead of 'credulity' (the tendency to trust too easily). * Option D →\rightarrow Illogical →\rightarrow If the masses were 'indifferent', they wouldn't passionately follow Godmen based on emotion.
Q31:ipmat indore 2026VARC › VocabularyEasyVARC · MCQ
Some philosophers have used a _________ of bees as a transparent metaphor for modern _________. In the hive, they argue, each bee works for its own personal gain, every profession has its own vulnerabilities; and everyone _________ the passions of others.
  • Acommunity; societies; exploits
  • Bconglomeration; armies; annihilates
  • Ccollection; socialism; admits
  • Dcongregation; objectivity; rejects
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: [blank 1] of bees as metaphor for modern [blank 2]; everyone [blank 3] the passions of others. (Tip: The third blank must echo the line about 'each bee works for its own personal gain'.) Answer: Option 1 - community; societies; exploits. Thought Process Breakdown: The passage creates a cynical metaphor comparing a hive to human life, emphasizing that each works for "personal gain." →\rightarrow 'Community of bees' is a natural term for a hive. 'Modern societies' correctly completes the metaphor comparing the hive to human structures. 'Exploits' perfectly captures the selfishness described in "works for its own personal gain". →\rightarrow 'Annihilates passions' (Option B) means destroying them, which doesn't fit the concept of using them for personal gain. →\rightarrow 'Admits passions' (Option C) does not fit the cynical tone of the metaphor. →\rightarrow 'Rejects passions' and 'objectivity' (Option D) completely clash with the established theme of selfishness and personal gain. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow 'Community' fits a hive naturally, 'societies' completes the human metaphor, and 'exploits' perfectly matches the cynical tone of working for "personal gain." * Option B →\rightarrow Tone Clash →\rightarrow 'Annihilates' (destroys) passions does not logically follow the idea of working for personal gain. * Option C →\rightarrow Weak Fit →\rightarrow 'Admits' is too neutral and fails to capture the self-serving nature described in the passage. * Option D →\rightarrow Tone Clash →\rightarrow 'Objectivity' and 'rejects' directly contradict the established theme of self-interest and personal gain.
Q32:ipmat indore 2026VARC › VocabularyMediumVARC · MCQ
A useful definition for anger can be found in Aristotle, which is also the starting point for an established Western _________ of reflection. Here, anger is a response to _________ damage to something or someone one cares about, and a damage that the angry person believes to have been _________ inflicted.
  • Aphilosophy; consequential; unsuspectingly
  • Btradition; significant; wrongfully
  • Cculture; universal; uncannily
  • Dhabit; wilful; erroneously
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: All three blanks must work together. The third blank is key: anger responds to a perceived WRONG, not just an accident or mistake. Answer: Option 2 - tradition; significant; wrongfully. Thought Process Breakdown: Aristotle is the starting point of a Western [blank 1] of reflection. Anger = response to [blank 2] damage that the angry person believes was [blank 3] inflicted. →\rightarrow 'Western tradition of reflection' is a standard collocation. 'Significant' damage makes sense, as anger over trivial damage usually isn't justified in philosophical definitions. 'Wrongfully' inflicted perfectly matches the philosophical view that anger is a response to a perceived moral wrong or injustice. →\rightarrow 'Unsuspectingly' (Option A) goes in the wrong direction, suggesting the inflictor didn't suspect it, rather than focusing on the angry person's perception of the act. →\rightarrow 'Uncannily' (Option C) means weirdly or mysteriously, which doesn't fit the context of inflicting damage that causes anger. →\rightarrow 'Erroneously' (Option D) implies a mere mistake or accident, which doesn't carry the moral weight usually associated with anger. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Wrong Focus →\rightarrow 'Unsuspectingly' incorrectly shifts the focus to the inflictor's lack of awareness rather than the perceived injustice. * Option B →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow 'Tradition' fits the standard collocation, 'significant' justifies the reaction, and 'wrongfully' captures the moral indignation required for anger. * Option C →\rightarrow Nonsensical Context →\rightarrow 'Uncannily' (weirdly) makes no sense in describing how damage is inflicted to cause anger. * Option D →\rightarrow Too Weak →\rightarrow 'Erroneously' implies a simple error or mistake, lacking the intentional moral weight of a perceived injustice.
Q33:ipmat indore 2026VARC › VocabularyEasyVARC · MCQ
In the hothouse _________ of social media, you are filled with envy when you scroll through photos of exotic _________ and gleaming houses, but you reassure yourself that only _________ people want these things - your humble home is all that you really want.
  • Aclimate; vistas; ordinary
  • Bexcitement; locations; overachieving
  • Catmosphere; vacations; superficial
  • Dmadness; destinations; embarrassing
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: Hothouse [blank 1] of social media →\rightarrow photos of [blank 2] and houses →\rightarrow only [blank 3] people want these things. (Tip: The last blank reveals the speaker's attitude; a dismissive tone is needed for someone reassuring themselves). Answer: Option 3 - atmosphere; vacations; superficial. Thought Process Breakdown: The sentence describes a feeling of envy followed by a self-reassuring rationalization. →\rightarrow 'Hothouse atmosphere' is a standard phrase describing an intense, pressurised environment. 'Vacations' and houses are typical envy-inducing photos. 'Superficial' perfectly matches the dismissive tone of someone trying to feel better about their own "humble" life. →\rightarrow Option 1 fails because calling the envy-targets 'ordinary' reverses the meaning; the speaker wouldn't use 'ordinary' as an insult to make themselves feel better. →\rightarrow Option 2 fails because 'overachieving' is generally positive; the speaker is dismissing the lifestyle, not praising the people who desire it. →\rightarrow Option 4 fails because 'hothouse madness' is an awkward pairing, and claiming only 'embarrassing people' want nice things doesn't fit logically. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Reverses Meaning →\rightarrow Calling the targets of envy 'ordinary' does not logically support the speaker's attempt to comfort themselves with their humility. * Option B →\rightarrow Wrong Tone →\rightarrow 'Overachieving' is a compliment; the speaker needs a negative, dismissive word to justify not having those things. * Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow 'Atmosphere' forms a recognized phrase, 'vacations' fits the context of social media bragging, and 'superficial' provides the exact dismissive tone required. * Option D →\rightarrow Awkward Phrasing →\rightarrow 'Hothouse madness' is awkward, and 'embarrassing' is not a logical critique for people desiring wealth or travel.
Q34:ipmat indore 2026VARC › VocabularyMediumVARC · MCQ
Even as technology threatens to alter medicine _________, doctors work with the conviction that they are _________ in matters of prognosis and treatment. History, however, shows that those most invested in their own _________ are rarely the best judges of their own irreplaceability.
  • Airrevocably; indispensable; survival
  • Binvaluably; opportunistic; determination
  • Cincredibly; reliable; concerns
  • Dunimaginably; immutable; subculture
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: Technology alters medicine [blank 1]; doctors believe they are [blank 2] in prognosis/treatment; history shows those invested in their own [blank 3] are bad judges. Answer: Option 1 - irrevocably; indispensable; survival. Thought Process Breakdown: The sentence explores the tension between technological change and doctors' confident self-perception. →\rightarrow 'Irrevocably' means permanently (cannot be undone), fitting technology's force on medicine. 'Indispensable' means absolutely necessary, perfectly capturing the doctors' self-image. 'Survival' fits what they are really invested in (their continued existence as a profession). →\rightarrow Option 2 fails because 'opportunistic' carries a negative tone that directly clashes with the doctors' positive self-belief. →\rightarrow Option 3 fails because 'incredibly alter' is too informal, and 'concerns' is too vague for what one is deeply "invested in". →\rightarrow Option 4 presents a TRAP. 'Immutable' sounds intellectual but means 'unchanging'. Doctors who feel essential would call themselves 'indispensable' (necessary), not 'immutable' (unchangeable). Also, 'subculture' is incorrect in this context. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow 'Irrevocably' fits the permanent shift in medicine, 'indispensable' describes the doctors' self-belief of being essential, and 'survival' fits the preservation of their profession. * Option B →\rightarrow Tone Clash →\rightarrow 'Opportunistic' is a negative trait, which contradicts the context of doctors' confident and proud self-conviction. * Option C →\rightarrow Informal/Vague →\rightarrow 'Incredibly' is too informal an adverb for 'alter' here, and 'concerns' is too vague to describe what they are heavily invested in. * Option D →\rightarrow Vocabulary Trap →\rightarrow 'Immutable' means unchanging, not essential; doctors want to be seen as necessary, not rigidly unchangeable. 'Subculture' is also completely out of place.
Q35:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Conversation AnalysisEasyVARC · MCQ
Host: We often think of Ancient Egypt as a product of divine kingship, but you argue it was a product of logistical necessity. How did the geography of the Nile dictate Egypt's economic and political structure? Guest: The Nile is a unique geographical corridor … read passage
What was the primary purpose of the "Nilometer"?
  • ATo measure riverine levels to predict agricultural yields and fix tax rates.
  • BTo calculate distances using the flow of water in the Nile.
  • CTo measure the consumption of water by the capital city.
  • DTo track the speed of trade ships travelling downstream.
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: From passage: "A Nilometer was used to measure the Nile's water levels and helped officials forecast harvest quality, anticipate famine or abundance, and calculate tax levies based on the flood height." Answer: Option 1 - To measure riverine levels to predict agricultural yields and fix tax rates. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the purpose of the Nilometer based on the passage. →\rightarrow Find what the passage says it measured: It measured Nile water levels. →\rightarrow Identify what those measurements were used for: These levels helped predict harvest quality and calculate tax levies. →\rightarrow Therefore, the answer must connect river level + agricultural yield + tax rates. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow It directly matches the passage, stating it measured river levels to predict yields and fix taxes. * Option B →\rightarrow Unstated Detail →\rightarrow No distance calculation using water flow is mentioned in the text. * Option C →\rightarrow Unstated Detail →\rightarrow The passage does not mention using the Nilometer for measuring city water use. * Option D →\rightarrow Unstated Detail →\rightarrow Trade ship speed is not discussed anywhere in the context of the Nilometer.
Q36:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Conversation AnalysisEasyVARC · MCQ
Host: We often think of Ancient Egypt as a product of divine kingship, but you argue it was a product of logistical necessity. How did the geography of the Nile dictate Egypt's economic and political structure? Guest: The Nile is a unique geographical corridor … read passage
In the conversation, what does the term 'linear artery' imply about the Nile's role in Egypt?
  • AIt was a corpuscular thread that ran from the North to the South of the country.
  • BIt was the perennial source of water for most citizens.
  • CIt served as the singular, vital channel for all movement and survival in the region.
  • DIt was a complex network of hundreds of small, aortic streams.
Pick an option to attempt
Clue: From passage: "Because the Nile is a single linear artery, whoever controlled the river controlled all transport and communication." Answer: Option 3 - It served as the singular, vital channel for all movement and survival in the region. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks what "linear artery" implies. →\rightarrow "Linear" means one long line. →\rightarrow "Artery" means a vital channel. →\rightarrow The passage says the Nile controlled transport and communication. So, the Nile was the main life-channel for movement, control, and survival. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Awkward/Narrow →\rightarrow It only describes direction, not the Nile's functional importance. * Option B →\rightarrow Too Narrow →\rightarrow Being a water source is true generally, but the phrase 'linear artery' refers specifically to transport, communication, and survival. * Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow The Nile was the single vital channel for movement and life. * Option D →\rightarrow Opposite Meaning →\rightarrow The passage refers to a "single" artery, which contradicts a "complex network of hundreds" of streams.
Q37:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Conversation AnalysisEasyVARC · MCQ
Host: We often think of Ancient Egypt as a product of divine kingship, but you argue it was a product of logistical necessity. How did the geography of the Nile dictate Egypt's economic and political structure? Guest: The Nile is a unique geographical corridor … read passage
The term 'agency' with respect to the government refers to the
  • Aability of individual citizens to import and export on behalf of the government.
  • Bmercantile belief that the government controlled all commerce.
  • Cgovernment's ability to exert power and organise resources within its territory.
  • Ddepartment responsible for calculation and collection of taxes.
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Clue: From passage: "This geographical confinement gave the government immense agency. They could tax with 100% efficiency because they knew exactly how much land was fertile each year." Answer: Option 3 - government's ability to exert power and organise resources within its territory. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks what "agency" means for the government. →\rightarrow In this context, agency means power/capacity to act. →\rightarrow The government could control transport and communication. →\rightarrow It could observe land and tax efficiently. So, agency means the government's ability to exercise power and organise resources. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Wrong Subject →\rightarrow The passage is about government power, not citizens acting for it. * Option B →\rightarrow Too Narrow →\rightarrow Commerce control may be related, but it misses the broader meaning. * Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Agency means the government's ability to exert power and organise resources. * Option D →\rightarrow Wrong Meaning →\rightarrow "Agency" here does not mean a department.
Q38:ipmat indore 2026VARC › L2MediumVARC · MCQ
Host: We often think of Ancient Egypt as a product of divine kingship, but you argue it was a product of logistical necessity. How did the geography of the Nile dictate Egypt's economic and political structure? Guest: The Nile is a unique geographical corridor … read passage
The Host refers to a "logic-gate". What is the 'input' and the 'output' of this gate?
  • AInput: Prayers and sacrifices; Output: Increased harvest.
  • BInput: Environmental data; Output: Administrative action.
  • CInput: Agriculture; Output: Exports.
  • DInput: Nilometer; Output: Inference.
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Clue: From passage: "If the flood reached 'X' height, you would have an abundance of grain; if it reached 'Y', you faced famine... This correlation between the flood level and agrarian yield enabled... systemic inferencing." Answer: Option 2 - Input: Environmental data; Output: Administrative action. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks for the input and output of the "logic-gate". →\rightarrow Input means the data entering the system. →\rightarrow Output means the action/decision produced. →\rightarrow The input was environmental data: flood height. →\rightarrow The output was administrative action: forecast harvest, manage famine/abundance, calculate taxes. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Opposite Frame →\rightarrow The conversation argues for logistics, not divine/religious causation. * Option B →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Environmental data led to administrative decisions. * Option C →\rightarrow Too Vague →\rightarrow Agriculture and exports are not the logic-gate described. * Option D →\rightarrow Too Narrow →\rightarrow The Nilometer helped collect data, but the broader output was administration.
Q39:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Conversation AnalysisEasyVARC · MCQ
Host: We often think of Ancient Egypt as a product of divine kingship, but you argue it was a product of logistical necessity. How did the geography of the Nile dictate Egypt's economic and political structure? Guest: The Nile is a unique geographical corridor … read passage
If the Nilometer reading in a given year was significantly lower than that of the previous year, what logical conclusion would the Egyptian bureaucracy arrive at?
  • AThe quantum of arable land would remain unchanged that year.
  • BFood reserves would need to be managed strictly to prevent famine.
  • CThey should immediately increase the volume of grain exports.
  • DTax revenues for the coming year would likely increase.
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Clue: From passage: "If the flood reached 'X' height, you would have an abundance of grain; if it reached 'Y', you faced famine..." Answer: Option 2 - Food reserves would need to be managed strictly to prevent famine. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks what a much lower Nilometer reading would imply. →\rightarrow Lower flood level means less water. →\rightarrow Less water means poorer harvest. →\rightarrow Poorer harvest means famine risk. So, the bureaucracy would manage food reserves carefully. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Opposite Logic →\rightarrow Flood level affects fertile land and yield. * Option B →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow Lower readings signal famine risk, so food reserves must be managed. * Option C →\rightarrow Opposite Action →\rightarrow Exporting more grain during shortage would worsen famine risk. * Option D →\rightarrow Opposite Logic →\rightarrow Lower yield would likely reduce, not increase, tax revenue.
Q40:ipmat indore 2026VARC › Conversation AnalysisMediumVARC · MCQ
Host: We often think of Ancient Egypt as a product of divine kingship, but you argue it was a product of logistical necessity. How did the geography of the Nile dictate Egypt's economic and political structure? Guest: The Nile is a unique geographical corridor … read passage
Why was "geographical confinement" beneficial to the central Egyptian government?
  • AIt minimized the need for a complex governance structure by forcing all citizens to live in a single city.
  • BIt provided a natural defence against both land as well as sea-based invasions.
  • CIt restricted the population to a narrow, observable corridor, facilitating administrative oversight of movement and resources.
  • DIt allowed for the easy expansion of the Egyptian state into landlocked territories.
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Clue: From passage: "In a forest or a vast plain, a rebellious group might hide or move. In the Nile Valley, there is nowhere to go but the desert." Answer: Option 3 - It restricted the population to a narrow, observable corridor, facilitating administrative oversight of movement and resources. Thought Process Breakdown: The question asks why geographical confinement helped the central government. →\rightarrow The Nile Valley was narrow and linear. →\rightarrow People could not easily hide or move away. →\rightarrow Whoever controlled the river controlled transport and communication. →\rightarrow This made people, land, movement, and resources easier to observe and tax. Option Analysis: * Option A →\rightarrow Extreme/Unstated →\rightarrow The passage does not say everyone lived in one city. * Option B →\rightarrow Plausible but Off-Focus →\rightarrow Defence is not the reason discussed here. * Option C →\rightarrow Correct →\rightarrow The narrow corridor made movement and resources easy to observe and control. * Option D →\rightarrow Opposite Direction →\rightarrow The passage is about confinement, not expansion.
Q41:ipmat indore 2026VARC › ParajumblesEasyVARC · TITA
The sentences given below, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is labelled with a number. Decide on the most logical order and enter only the sequence of numbers in the space provided. 1. But, streaming service Deezer, which has developed tools to tackle AI music, points out that many of her albums on the platform are flagged as computer-generated. 2. Three of Sienna Rose's jazz-infused soul songs are in the Viral Top 50. 3. Look closer and you'll see the indications of an AI artist such as no social media presence, no videos, and an improbable number of songs released in a short space of time. 4. The most popular, a dreamy ballad titled Into the Blue, has been played more than five million times.
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Thought Process Breakdown: Start by scanning for a clear opener - a sentence that introduces the subject from scratch. →\rightarrow Sentence 2 does exactly that: it names "Sienna Rose" and tells us three of her songs are in the Viral Top 50. That is your opening. →\rightarrow Sentence 4 picks up cleanly: "The most popular, a dreamy ballad titled Into the Blue..." The phrase *the most popular* needs an antecedent, and the three songs from sentence 2 supply it. (Pair: 2 then 4) →\rightarrow Sentence 1 begins with "But" - a contrast marker. After two sentences praising her popularity, the twist lands: Deezer flags her albums as AI-generated. (Pair: 4 then 1) →\rightarrow Sentence 3 ("Look closer and you'll see the indications of an AI artist...") lists the giveaways - no social media, no videos, too many songs too fast. It naturally caps off the AI claim from sentence 1. Sequence Analysis: * 1st (Sentence 2): Introduces Sienna Rose * 2nd (Sentence 4): Names her most-played song * 3rd (Sentence 1): Twist - Deezer flags it as AI * 4th (Sentence 3): Lists the AI giveaways
Q42:ipmat indore 2026VARC › ParajumblesHardVARC · TITA
The sentences given below, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is labelled with a number. Decide on the most logical order and enter only the sequence of numbers in the space provided. 1. "It's going to be less of freak biological occurrences and more like hurricanes, which are increasing and becoming more devastating", say health experts. 2. It is hard to predict which pathogen could launch the next global health crisis, but infectious diseases experts say they are closely watching various outbreaks world-wide for signs of pandemic potential. 3. Pandemics are expected to occur more often and become more deadly because of climate change, globalisation, and the billions of livestock we raise to eat, as well as wild animals whose habitats we have diminished. 4. A manufactured pathogen is also a danger. Due to advances in medical technology and AI, a single rogue actor can create a threat.
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Look for the most general statement first - the one that frames the whole topic. Sentence 3 does that: it argues pandemics will become more frequent and deadly because of climate change, globalisation, and livestock. That is your topic-setter. Sentence 1 follows naturally - a health-expert quote comparing pandemics to hurricanes that are "increasing and becoming more devastating." The hurricane image directly elaborates on 3's "more often, more deadly" claim. Pair: 3 then 1 Sentence 2 shifts the angle - from *how often* to *which one*: it is hard to predict which pathogen will strike next, but experts are watching outbreaks worldwide. Sentence 4 opens with "A manufactured pathogen is also a danger." The word *also* is the clue - it must follow a sentence already discussing a danger. Sentence 2 establishes natural outbreaks as the watched threat; 4 then adds engineered ones. Pair: 2 then 4 Quick elimination check: any option starting with 4 is killed instantly by the word "also" (nothing for it to add to). Any option starting with 1 is killed because the quote needs setup. That leaves 2 or 3 as the opener - and 3 is broader. Sequence: 3-1-2-4 .END\
Q43:ipmat indore 2026VARC › ParajumblesMediumVARC · TITA
The sentences given below, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is labelled with a number. Decide on the most logical order and enter only the sequence of numbers in the space provided. 1. Faced with an ageing population and sluggish economy, Beijing proposes to encourage more young people to marry and have children. 2. At the same time, its death rate rose to 8.04 per 1,000 people. 3. China's birth rates fell for the fourth consecutive year and sunk to a record low. 4. Despite the government rolling out a spate of incentives to boost it, the country's birth rate fell to 5.63 per 1,000 people.
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Spot the broadest statement first. Sentence 3 is it: "China's birth rates fell for the fourth consecutive year and sunk to a record low." Clean, headline-style opener. Sentence 4 supplies the number behind that record low - 5.63 per 1,000 people. A statement of fact (3) followed by its supporting figure (4) is a classic pairing. Pair: 3 then 4 Sentence 2 opens with "At the same time, its death rate rose to 8.04 per 1,000 people." Notice the parallel: same per-1,000 unit, same sentence shape as 4. That parallel structure is the giveaway - 2 must sit right after 4. Pair: 4 then 2 Sentence 1 closes with Beijing's response to the demographic mess - encouraging young people to marry and have children. Government action makes sense only after the problem (3-4-2) has been laid out. Summary Logic: * 3: Problem - birth rate at record low * 4: The number - 5.63 per 1,000 * 2: Parallel stat - death rate at 8.04 * 1: Government response Sequence: 3-4-2-1
Q44:ipmat indore 2026VARC › ParajumblesHardVARC · TITA
The sentences given below, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is labelled with a number. Decide on the most logical order and enter only the sequence of numbers in the space provided. 1. During the last 150 years or so, the world production of food has increased for two main reasons. 2. At the same time the development of various branches of science, and in particular medical science, has helped to eliminate or lessen the effects of many diseases, enabling more adults to reach old age. 3. New lands have been brought into use for farming for the first time, and new techniques have made it possible to obtain higher yields in existing farming areas. 4. The relentless growth of world population over the last 150 to 200 years was only possible because more and more food and other items of consumption became available.
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When a sentence promises "two main reasons," two later sentences must deliver them. Use that as your anchor. Sentence 4 is the broadest claim - world population grew because food and consumer goods became available. It frames the whole paragraph. Sentence 1 narrows in: "During the last 150 years, world food production has increased for two main reasons." This is the setup sentence - it owes the reader a list. Pair: 4 then 1 Sentence 3 gives the first reason: new farmland and new farming techniques. Sentence 2 opens with "At the same time the development of various branches of science..." - a totally different domain (medical science) plus a parallel-time marker. That is the second reason, with the "at the same time" making the parallel explicit. Pair: 3 then 2 Elimination shortcut: 2 cannot start ("At the same time" needs a prior point). 3 cannot start ("New lands" reads as a follow-up, not a topic sentence). So the opener is either 1 or 4 - and 4 is broader, so 4 leads. Sequence: 4-1-3-2
Q45:ipmat indore 2026VARC › ParajumblesHardVARC · TITA
The sentences given below, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is labelled with a number. Decide on the most logical order and enter only the sequence of numbers in the space provided. 1. In established companies, putting in extra hours is usually a way to get ahead. Elon Musk once said that no one ever changed the world on a 40-hour workweek. They are less likely to be promoted too. 2. There are also other ways to approach this question. You might argue that the optimal workweek is defined by output, not hours. You might say that this is one for policy makers. 3. How long people actually work is not the same as how long they ought to. Jobs, incomes and cultural norms vary so wildly that there is no right answer. 4. Nine to five is still alive. Sort of. A new survey of labour-force data finds that the world's adult employed population works an average of 42 hours a week.
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This one is trickier because every sentence could *plausibly* open the paragraph. Hunt for the strongest connector instead. Sentence 2 is the surest closer: "There are also other ways to approach this question." That "also" demands a discussion already in progress, and the phrase "this question" needs an earlier question to refer to. So 2 goes last. Sentence 3 supplies exactly that question: "How long people actually work is not the same as how long they ought to." It is a normative wrinkle - and 2's "other ways to approach this question" hooks straight onto it. Pair: 3 then 2 Now the opener. Sentence 1 sets up the cultural frame - in established companies, extra hours mean promotion; Musk's quote on changing the world reinforces it. A strong thematic launch. Sentence 4 then grounds that frame in data: "Nine to five is still alive. Sort of." A new survey pegs the average workweek at 42 hours. The phrase *still alive* implicitly responds to 1's culture-of-overwork - the standard week survives, but barely. Pair: 1 then 4 Summary Logic: * 1st (1): Cultural frame - extra hours mean success * 2nd (4): Data - average workweek is 42 hours * 3rd (3): Normative twist - actual vs ought * 4th (2): "Other ways to approach this question" Sequence: 1-4-3-2

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