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(5) vacillation.
"a. (Reading) Limitation upon in
dividual freedom in matters affecting
society is the price any people must
pay for the progress of its civilization.
Personal liberty cannot be rightly
claimed for practices which initiate
against the welfare of others or the
interest of the community as a whole.
The paragraph implies that all per-
sonal liberty among civilized people Is
Cd restricted (2) priceless 80 re-
nounced (D destructive (5) guaran-
teed.
IS. The CHIEF reason that, in case
of doubt, an investigator should refer
a question of the Interpretation of a
law to his superiorS, is in order to Cd
keep the Investigators time free for
the details of enforcement (2) keep
the authorities in touch with the activ-
tiles of the investigators 90 insure a
uniform and authoritative intrepreta-
ton of the law (4) facilitate action in
each specific application of law (5)
train the investigators in the literal
following Of instructions.
36. PREJUDICIAL means most
nearly Cd dishonest, CD detrimental,
80 impartial, (D influential. (5)
doubtful.
SO. At a premium Of SIPS per
81 900, what is the cost Of insuring
building worth $4,000 for "a Of its
value?
40. (Reading) The necessity Of liquor
control Is universally admitted in
civilized countries. But this necessity
of control gives rise to a problem OF
how to bring it about which has vexed
society for centuries and now gives
concern in all lands and very likely
will persist whatever regimes of regu-
lation are set up.
According to the paragraph, the
| chief problem in liquor control is Cd
the development Of a satisfactory
method, CD the divergence Of opinion
in regard to its desirability, 90 the
antiquity Of the liquor traffic. 90 lack
| of interest on the part of enforcement
agencies. go the conflicting regimes Of
regulation.
43. (Reading) Education should not
stop when the individual has been pre-
pared to make a livelihood and to
live in modern society. Living would
be mere existence were there no ap-
probation and enjoyment of the riches
of art, literature and science.
According to the above paragraph,
true education Cd disregardS practical
ends, (2) prepares one for fullest en-
joyment of life, go is interested chiefly
in ancient cultures, "a is not possible
for one who does not enjoy scientific
literature, (5) is focused on the routine
problems Of life. =
As. A, B and c went into the brew
cry business together, agreeing to
share the profits in proportion to their
investments. A put in $3,500, B $4,000
and c $4,000. At the end of the year
their gain amounted to $2,952. What
was BIS share of the gain?
Al. TOMORROW is to YESTER.
DAY as SUBSEQUENT is to Cd fol-
lowing, CD consecutive, CD previous,
a. future, go secondary.
48. (Reading) Facts learned in the
course of scientific research may alter
its direction and open up new possi-
bilities. Fundamental research tends
to be most productive and ultimately
useful when it may be modified or
expanded as its accumulating results
may dictate.
According to the paragraph, re-
search may accomplish most when
| % its practical applications are not
considered, q it Is conducted along
established lines, CD old theories are
| discarded, (4) its results are least ap-
| parent, go it is not restricted to a
set goal.
40. B can label a lot of bottles in
y of the time required by c, and in
3s of the time required by D. If it
takes C 20 minutes to do the labelling,
how many minutes will be required
by D?
81. ACCESSORY means most nearly
% hindrance, (2) necessity, 90 part
nership, a. adjunct, s. prevention.
SO. The saying, Corruption will
never want a pretense," means most
nearly % Destiny alone shapes
character. (2) Honesty is a virtue
which cannot be acquired. (3) Op-
portunity creates many rogues. a.
The dishonorable can always find a
chance for dishonor. (5) No excuse
justifies evil.
So. (Reading) When a certain
number Of facts regarding case
have been established, the investi-
eating officer should seek to obtain
from those facts a connected idea of
the way in which everything hap
pened. This idea can be made
| definite and detailed as more clues
are investigated.
Which of the following is pointed
out in the above paragraph? O) The
smallest clue may lead to the solution
of a case. ca BY linking facts to-
gether an investigator should be able
to decide how a crime was COM
mitted. (3) The real motives of a
crime cannot be known until all the
clues have been investigated. a. In
vestigating officers must follow every
clue personally. (5) The investigat-
ing officer cannot afford to overlook
any detail.
54. Air has greater density at sea
level than at high attitudes CHIEFLY
because % it is compressed by the
greater amount of weight above it.:
| (2) the gravitation of the earth draws
the atmosphere toward it; 90 it is
less free from impurities; "a it is
filled with moisture from the large
bodies of water found at low levels;
| (5) high temperatures tend to make
air denser.
IS. At $1.25 per gallon, what is the