Wells Fargo Inferential and Literal Comprehension Questions and Answers Quiz-1

The first sentence introduces us to the idea of \'protected forest areas for tigers\' in India. Sentence A follows saying inspite of that the tiger population has collapsed. Sentence B follows A as it is an extension of the same idea with statistical data. Sentence C follows B as it warns us of the \'irreversible loss\' not only to India but to the total ecosystem. Hence the world community along with India should do something to save the tigers and this is the idea expressed in the last sentence.

The opening sentence gives a list of ailments caused due to the present day lifestyle. Sentence B follows as it tells us how to avoid these ailments and keep ourselves fit. (i.e our key to fitness.) How to control these excess calories? With the help of exercises. Sentence C follows B as it says how we can stay fit and healthy even without exercises. It is with the help of artificial sweeteners the use of which is being explained further in the last sentence. Hence B and C help it form a complete paragraph.

'Work' in the first sentence stands for the 'book' or 'picture' mentioned in the last sentence. Yet the use of 'but' implies that something else has to be inserted between the two. Sentence A follows the first sentence as it presents a different side of the writer or the artist. Sentence B is a continuation of A, the idea of how an artist or a writer presents himself. The last sentence follows B as it says, though he pretends in the public, his true nature can be seen in his work.

The opening sentence hints at the similarity of the apparently diverse living organisms. Sentence A tell us about this similarity - (i.e.) the need for liquid water. Sentence B also gives us another similarity among these organisms - their dependency on DNA for genetic transfer. Now, the last sentence talks about the possibility of life in other planets and this idea is presented to us in sentence C. Hence, the two given sentences along with all the three statements make a coherent paragraph.

The first sentence says that dances are not just at forms. Then what are they? They are a kind of physical exercise. Hence A follows the opening statement. Statement B repeats whatever is stated already in A and hence is redundant. Statement C becomes essential before the last sentence as it says that 'even as one ages' the fitness will remain, if they practice dance for an hour everyday.

Statement A is a continuation of the first statement as it explains how stress caused by poverty manifests itself. A ideally precedes the last statement which says that parents tend to be more violent towards their children due to poverty. Hence only A makes a coherent paragraph with the two given statements. B can follow the last statement but cannot precede it.

The two statements from a coherent paragraph by themselves and none of the three statements need be inserted between them in order to form a coherent paragraph. Statement A can follow the last statement but it need not be inserted between the two.

The opening sentence tells us about a 'high-tech project'. Sentence A further elaborates on it stating the 'additional benefits' of the project. The last sentence gives us another use of the proposed project namely 'desalinating water'. Hence the first and the last sentences along with sentence A makes a meaningful paragraph. Sentences B and C suggest an alternate to this project and hence are not required in between.