NMAT REVIEW: Perceptual Acuity: Module 7

I. Hidden Figures
Directions: Each item below is made up of simple figure at the left and five complicated drawings at the right. Select the
complicated drawing that contains the simple figure. The hidden figure may appear in a different positions but it must have
the same size and shape as the simplest figure.
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II. Mirror Figures:

Directions: Each item below consists of a figure of word followed by five options. Select from the options. Select from the
options the mirror image of the given figure or word.
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III: Identical Information
Each item below consists of a name, and an address, a bibliographical entry, or a sentence. From the options
that follow, select the one that exactly matches the given information in word sequence, spelling, and
punctuation.
11. Use as a dietary supplement to help reduce the risk of
heart disease & lower bad cholesterol.
A. Use as a dietary supplement to help reduce the risk of
heart disease & lower bad cholesterol.
B. Use as a dietary supplement to help reduce the risk of
heart disease and lower bad cholesterol.
C. Use as a dietary suplement to help reduce the risk of
heart disease & lower bad cholesterol.
D. Use as a dietary supplement to help reduce the risk of
heart disease & lowers bad cholesterol.
E. Use as a dietary supplement to help reduce the risk of
heart diseas & lower bad cholesterol.
12. Salapatek, P., Bechtold, A. G., & Bushness, E. W..
(1976). Infant visual acuity as a function of viewing
distance. Child Development, 47, 860-863.
A. Salapatek, P., Bechtold, A. G., & Bushness, E. W..
(1976). Infant visual acuity as a function of viewing
distance. Child Development, 47, 860-866.
B. Salapatek, P., Bechtold, A. G., & Bushiness, E. W..
(1976). Infant visual acuity as a function of viewing
distance. Child Development, 47, 860-863.
C. Salapatek, P., Bechtold, A. G & Bushness, E. W..
(1976). Infant visual acuity as a function of viewing
distance. Child Development, 47, 860-863.
D. Salapatek, P., Bechtold, A. G., & Bushness, E. W..
(1976). Infant visual acuity as a function of viewing
distance. Child Development, 47, 860-863.
E. Salapatek, B., Bechtold, A. G., & Bushness, E. W..
(1976). Infant visual acuity as a function of viewing
distance. Child Development, 47, 860-863.
13. Ms. Aleixandra W. Shieff, CEO-President, McKann-
Erickson Testing Laboratories, Agham Road, Diliman,
Quezon City
A. Ms. Aleixandra W. Shieff, CEO-President, McKann-
Erickson Testing Laboratories, Agham Road, Diliman,
Quezon City
B. Ms. Aleixandra W. Sheff, CEO-President, McKann-
Erickson Testing Laboratories, Agham Road, Diliman,
Quezon City
C. Ms. Alexandra W. Shieff, CEO-President, McKann-
Erickson Testing Laboratories, Agham Road, Diliman,
Quezon City
D. Ms. Aleixandra W. Shieff, CEO-President, McKann
Erickson Testing Laboratories, Agham Road, Diliman,
Quezon City
E. Ms. Aleixandra W. Shieff, CEO-President, McKann-
Erickson Testing Laboratories, Agham Road, Dilliman,
Quezon City
14. Treatment: Older children 0.6 mL/dose 5-7 times
daily; 2-6 yrs. 0.6 mL/dose 3-5 times daily; Infants 0.6
mL/dose 2-3 times daily.
A. Treatment: Older children 0.16 mL/dose 5-7 times
daily; 2-6 yrs. 0.6 mL/dose 3-5 times daily; Infants
0.6 mL/dose 2-3 times daily.
B. Treatment: Older children 0.6 mL/dose 5-7 times
daily; 2-6 yrs. 0.6 mL/dose 3-5 times daily; Infants
0.6 mL/dose 2-3 times daily.
C. Treatment: Older children 0.6 mL/dose 5-7 times
daily; 2-8 yrs. 0.6 mL/dose 3-5 times daily; Infants
0.6 mL/dose 2-3 times daily.
D. Treatment: Older children 0.6 mL/dose 5-7 times
daily; 2-6 yrs. 0.6 mL/dosage 3-5 times daily; Infants
0.6 mL/dose 2-3 times daily.
E. Treatment; Older children 0.6 mL/dose 5-7 times
daily; 2-6 yrs. 0.6 mL/dose 3-5 times daily; Infants
0.6 mL/dose 2-3 times daily.
15. Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) is a hormone released by
the posterior pituitary that increases the capacity of the
kidney tubules to reabsorb water, thereby reducing
urinary output.
A. Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) is a hormone released by
the posterior pituitary that increases the capacity of
the kidney tubules to reabsorb water, thereby
reducing urinary output.
B. Antidiretic Hormone (ADH) is a hormone released by
the posterior pituitary that increases the capacity of
the kidney tubules to reabsorb water, thereby
reducing urinary output.
C. Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) is a hormone released by
the posterior pituitary that increases the capacity of
the kidney tubules to absorb water, thereby reducing
urinary output.
D. Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) is a hormone released by
the posterior pituitary that increases the capacity of
the kidney tubules to reabsorb water, thereby
reducing urinary input.
E. Antidiuretic Hormone (AGH) is a hormone released by
the posterior pituitary that increases the capacity of
the kidney tubules to reabsorb water, thereby
reducing urinary output.
16. Contains EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) 180 mg, DHA
(docosahexaenoic acid) 120 mg
A. Contains APA (aicosapentaenoic acid) 180 mg, DHA
(docosahexaenoic acid) 120 mg
B. Contains EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) 108 mg, DHA
(docosahexaenoic acid) 120 mg
C. Contains EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) 180 mg, DHA
(docosahexanoic acid) 120 mg
D. Contains EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) 180 mg, DHA
(docosahexaenoic acids) 120 mg
E. Contains EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) 180 mg, DHA
(docosahexaenoic acid) 120 mg
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17. Commission offered at $ 155,685.00 per year for the
first 3 years with increase of $ 5,655 per year in the
succeeding years.
A. Commission offered at $ 155,685.00 per year for the
first 3 years with decrease of $ 5,655 per year in the
succeeding years.
B. Commission offered at $ 155,685.00 per year for the
first 3 years with increase of $ 5,635 per year in the
succeeding years.
C. Commission offered at $ 155,685.00 per year for the
first 3 years with increase of $ 5,655 per year in the
succeeding years.
D. Commission offered at $ 155,685.00 per year for the
first 8 years with increase of $ 5,655 per year in the
succeeding years.
E. Comission offered at $ 155,685.00 per year for the
first 3 years with increase of $ 5,655 per year in the
succeeding years.
18. Call or write: MNC P.O. Box No. 322 MCPO Tel. Nos.
892-5466 (Metro Manila); Toll Free 1-800-1888-7771
(Provincial)
A. Call or write: MNC P.O. Box No. 322 MCPO Tel. Nos.
892-5466 (metro Manila); Toll Free 1-800-1888-7771
(Provincial)
B. Call or write: MNC P.O. Box No. 322 MCPO Tel. Nos.
892-5466 (Metro Manila); Toll Free 1-800-1888-7771
(Provincial)
C. Call or write: MC P.O. Box No. 322 MCPO Tel. Nos.
892-5466 (Metro Manila); Toll Free 1-800-1888-7771
(Provincial)
D. Call or write: MNC P.O. Box No. 322 MCPO Tel. Nos.
892-5463 (Metro Manila); Toll Free 1-800-1888-7771
(Provincial)
E. Call or write: MNC P.O. Box No. 322 MCPO Tel. Nos.
892-5466 (Metro Manila); Toll Free 1-800-1888-7171
(Provincial)
20. Backward conditioning is a training procedure in which
the unconditioned stimulus is presented first followed by
the conditioned stimulus cessation of the unconditioned
stimulus.
A. Backward conditioning is a training procedure in
which the unconditioned stimulus is presented first
followed by the conditioned stimulus cessation of the
unconditioned stimulus.
B. Backward conditioning is a training procedure in
which the conditioned stimulus is presented first
followed by the conditioned stimulus cessation of the
unconditioned stimulus.
C. Backward conditioning is a training procedure in
which the unconditioned stimuli are presented first
followed by the conditioned stimulus cessation of the
unconditioned stimulus.
D. Backward conditioning is a training procedure in
which the unconditioned stimulus is presented first
followed by the conditioner stimulus cessation of the
unconditioned stimulus.
E. Backward conditioning is a training procedure in
which the unconditioned stimulus is presented last
followed by the conditioned stimulus cessation of the
unconditioned stimulus.

19. The yellow mechanism responds to lights between 500

and 700 nm, with its maximum response at about 550 nm.
A. The yellow mechanism responds to lights between
500 and 700 mm, with its maximum response at
about 550 nm.
B. The yellow mechanism responds to lights between
500 and 700 nm, with its maximum response at about
560 nm.
C. The yellow mechanism respond to lights between 500
and 700 nm, with its maximum response at about 550
nm.
D. The yellow mechanism responds to lights between
500 and 700 nm, with its maximum response at about
550 nm.
E. The yellow mechanism responds to lights between
500 and 700 nm, with its minimum response at about
550 nm.

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