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GMAT Verbal Reasoning Practice Test 1

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For years, Americans have been told to stay away from fat. Feeding the market of those anxiously watching their waistlines, food manufacturers have filled grocery store shelves with low-fat and fat-free foods. Now, however, some researchers are blaming the fat-free craze for the American crisis of obesity.

Foods without fat, they argue, leave us feeling unsatisfied and craving even more food. As a result, we end up eating a whole bag of low-fat potato chips when we would have only eaten half a bag of regular (fat-laden) potato chips.

Which of the following is the most logical conclusion that can be drawn from the passage?

Avoid a no-fat diet, but eat low-fat foods.
You will likely eat less if you eat foods with fat.
Potato chips of any sort are unhealthy.
The key to weight management is to avoid cravings.
Fat-free foods should be banned from stores.

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