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Verbal Reasoning - English - Reading Comprehension:

Main Idea

MCQ - 40-11407

Question:

The author uses the comparison to the Great Lakes in order to

  1. Show the differences in sizes of stars.
  2. Illustrate the effect of explosions in outer space upon matter existing there.
  3. Allow the novice to see that outer space defines our understanding.
  4. Illustrate the effect of explosions in outer space upon matter existing there.
  5. Create the illusion of an earthly equivalent to outer space’s matter.

Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

The illustration is intended to show that something of enormous size when reduced as significantly as this article is discussing becomes a unit we can easily recognize - a bathroom sink.
Choice (A) is incorrect; there is no attempt in this article to divide the different size of stars.
Choice (B) is incorrect; at first glance this would seem correct-however, the term “mater existing there” renders this a false statement.
Choice (C) is incorrect; again, at first glance this appears correct-however, remember the need to separate what we think we know from what is in the article. The illustration is used to assure that we DO understand.
Choice (E) is incorrect; there is nothing in the article to support this statement.

Record Performance

96 MCQ for effective preparation of the test of Main Idea of Reading Comprehension section.

Read the MCQ statement: The author uses the comparison to the Great Lakes in order to , keenly and apply the method you have learn through the video lessons for Main Idea to give the answer. Record your answer and check its correct answer and video explanation for MCQ No. 40-11407.

How to Answer

Solve the question for MCQ No. and decide which option (A through D/E) is the best choice to answer the MCQ, then click/tap the blue button to view the correct answer and it explanation.

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