Cognitive Abilities Test (CAT4) Practice Exam

The most likely first reaction from Terrell, who is eager to watch the debate, would be that he appreciates a specific performance in the debate. By expressing satisfaction with Goodman’s response regarding job creation, it indicates Terrell's engagement with the content of the debate and enthusiasm for the subject matter, particularly the strengths he perceives in Goodman’s argument. This aligns with someone who is not just passively watching but is actively evaluating the candidates and their stances.

The other reactions focus on more general or comparative assessments, suggesting a different mindset that may not reflect the immediate response of someone genuinely excited and keen to see how one candidate performs. For instance, reviewing a voting decision or determining equivalency in performance hints at a more analytical approach that happens after initial impressions are formed. In contrast, recognizing a specific strong answer is more likely to be an immediate reaction while watching the debate unfold.