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Welcome to GMAT Reading Comprehension test. There are 8 questions associated with this passage. Read the passage completely, then answer each question. This quiz has been designed to test your comprehension of the written passage. Take your time. All the best!
- 1.According to the passage, what was the original purpose of the Rouge Plant?
- A.
To make Model-Ts.
- B.
To make tractors and manufacturing materials.
- C.
To replace the Highland Park plant.
- D.
To relocate away from Detroit.
- E.
To reduce dependence on unskilled labor.
- 2.Based upon the information in the article, given that the plant has been in continuous operation for nearly 100 years, which of the following would be a concern to the residents of Dearborn?
- A.
The plant is in need of repair.
- B.
The plant is too close to the Detroit River.
- C.
The area surrounding the plant may be contaminated by the manufacturing processes used there in the last 90 years.
- D.
The assembly line is old and needs to be replaced.
- E.
The historic value of the plant is being damaged by continued use.
- 3.According to the passage, what set the Rouge apart from other auto plants?
- A.
It was the first assembly plant in Detroit.
- B.
It was able to manufacture every part needed to make a car.
- C.
It employed more people than any other plant in history.
- D.
It can turn out one car every few seconds.
- E.
It had more railroad track than any other auto plant.
- 4.Today, the Rouge complex produces a car every few seconds, yet the Dearborn Assembly Plant was built in 1917 and the Power House was built in 1921. What can you infer about the Dearborn Assembly Plant and the Power House?
- A.
They were well built structures.
- B.
They have been used beyond their rated life.
- C.
The plant's designation as a National Historical Landmark prevents these buildings from being torn down.
- D.
These buildings have been modernized and are still functional.
- E.
They are being used for functions other than their original purposes
- 5.What is the most likely reason Ford located so many different functions in the Rouge?
- A.
Answer 1
- B.
Answer 2
- C.
Answer 3
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