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CAT 2022 Slot 3 RC passage: Automation and human skill
This is passage 1 of the four Reading Comprehension passages in CAT 2022 Slot 3. It comes with 4 questions in the real exam. Below are the question stems; sign in to read the full passage and practise it with all options, the answer key and explanations.
Passage facts
- Exam
- CAT 2022
- Slot
- 3 of 3
- Position
- Passage 1 of 4
- Questions
- 4
- Passage length
- about 510 words
- Topic
- Automation and human skill
Questions in this set
- From the passage, we can infer that the author is apprehensive about the use of sophisticated automation for all of the following reasons EXCEPT that:
- In the Ebola misdiagnosis case, we can infer that doctors probably missed the forest for the trees because:
- In the context of the passage, all of the following can be considered examples of human-centered automation EXCEPT:
- It can be inferred that in the Utrecht University experiment, one group of people was “aimlessly clicking around” because:
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