GMAT Verbal : Quantifiers – Question 1 & 2

In the previous post, we discussed the importance of Quantifiers in improving the Verbal score. If you haven’t followed the post yet, you can find it here. In this blog, you will find two questions that will touch base with your understanding of Quantifiers. Try to solve the questions on your own and then match your answers with the ones given.

Question 1:

In an apple orchard, workers are employed to pick apples every day. The maximum number of workers working a day is 100. The following table presents the days of a week and the number of workers working that day –

For each of the days,  fill in the quantifiers that can be used to indicate the correct number of workers working that day as given in the table above. (the one for Sunday has been done)

Possible quantifiers: All, Not all, Most, Not more than half, Some, None

Answer:

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Question 2 –

Against the given statements about a school of 200 children in the first column, fill in the range of numbers that cover the sample space mentioned in the statement.

1. Some students come from highly privileged backgrounds.
2. Majority of the students maintain discipline and follow all rules and regulations
3. None of the students take their studies lightly.
4. Not all the students are exceptionally gifted.
5. Not most students get punished for not doing their home-works on time.
6. Every student has to attain a minimum grade to make it to the next class.

Answer:

Did you solve the question before scrolling down? If not, let’s do it!

1. 1-200
2. 101-200
3. 0
4. 0-199
5. 0-100
6. 200