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Instructions
In these questions, read the sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The error, if any,
will be in one part of the sentence. Mark that part with the error as your answer. If there is no error, mark 'No
error' as your answer. (Ignore the errors of punctuation, if any.)
Question 1
A lot of research has been (a)/ conducted on the field human (b)/ resources for understanding what creates
(c)/ work culture in an organisation. (d)/ No error(e)
A A lot of research has been
B conducted on the field human
C resources for understanding what creates
D work culture in an organisation
E No error
Answer: C
Explanation:
Part C contains the error. 'to understand' must have been used instead of 'for understanding'. Since the
statement that follows is in simple present tense, the usage of present continuous tense is inconsistent.
Hence, C is the right answer.
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Question 2
During our visit to the hill station, we (a)/ came across signboards which read that (b)/ the area where we
was (c)/ under observation by the neighbouring country. (d)/ No error(e)
A During our visit to the hill station, we
B came across signboards which read that
C the area where we was
D under observation by the neighbouring country
E No error
Answer: C

Explanation:
'We' is plural and therefore should be followed by plural verb. So, 'was' is incorrect and it must be replaced
with 'were'.
Hence, option C is the correct answer.
Question 3
No matter what people opine about (a)/ the stern measures taken against (b)/ traffic signal violators, taking
such an (c)/ action have been pending since long. (d)/ No error(e)
A No matter what people opine about
B the stern measures taken against
C traffic signal violators, taking such an
D action have been pending since long
E No error
Answer: D
Question 4
Though these buildings have been given (a)/ clearance by fire safety officials,
any (b)/ layman can understand that hardly (c)/ any fire safety norms have followed. (d)/ No error(e)
A Though these buildings have been given
B clearance by fire safety officials, any
C layman can understand that hardly
D any fire safety norms have followed
E No error
Answer: D
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Question 5
Hardly he had entered the building (1)/ when the security guard called and (2)/ informed him that he had
left his (3)/ car door open in the parking lot. (4)/ No error(5)
A Hardly he had entered the building

B when the security guard called and
C informed him that he had left his
D car door open in the parking lot
E No error
Answer: A
Question 6
The new variety of genetically modified (a)/ crops is being extremely successful in (b)/ curbing the usage of
(c)/ pesticides and increasing the per unit output. (d)/ No error(e)
A The new variety of genetically modified
B crops is being extremely successful in
C curbing the usage of
D pesticides and increasing the per unit output
E No error
Answer: B
Question 7
Air pollution in the city rises (a)/ beyond the permissible limits every winter (b)/ as the pollutants cannot
escape from the (c)/ atmosphere due to radial inversion. (d)/ No error(e)
A Air pollution in the city rises
B beyond the permissible limits every winter
C as the pollutants cannot escape from the
D atmosphere due to radial inversion
E No error
Answer: E
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Question 8
Globally, the Indian market is the second (a)/ largest user of mobile phones, with more than (b)/ a billion
people using mobile (c)/ phones for calling and internet purposes. (d)/ No error(e)
A Globally, the Indian market is the second
B largest user of mobile phones, with more than
C a billion people using mobile
D phones for calling and internet purposes
E No error
Answer: E
Question 9
After having working for five (a)/ years in a private firm, Karan (b)/ got down to preparing for (c)/ various
bank entrance examinations. (d)/ No error(e)
A After having working for five
B years in a private firm, Karan
C got down to preparing for
D various bank entrance examinations
E No error
Answer: A
Question 10
Those who want to do good are (a)/ neither selfish nor in a hurry because (b)/ they know what it requires a
long (c)/ time to impregnate people with good. (d)/ No error(e)
A Those who want to do good are
B neither selfish nor in a hurry because
C they know what it requires a long
D time to impregnate people with good
E No error
Answer: C

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Instructions
Rearrange the given six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a proper sequence so as to form a
meaningful paragraph and then answer the given questions.
A. Moreover, the number of Iicenceholders has risen even faster, one in five Chinese now has a licence.
B. Apart from the fact that the country's population is so large, most of these accidents have to do with the
fact that China is so new to the business of driving cars.
C. Accidents are a common sight on the roads of China for many reasons.
D. In 2015, it added more cars to its roads than were driving in the whole country in 1999.
E. Economic rise has played a large part in all these developments.
F. In the rich world, where this economic rise has already taken place, the number of licence holder is flat or
falling.
Question 11
Which of the following should be the FIFTH sentence after the rearrangement ?
A E
B D
C A
D F
E C
Answer: A
Question 12
Which of the following should be the SIXTH sentence after the rearrangement ?
A E
B D
C A
D B
E F
Answer: E

Question 13
Which of the following should be the FIRST sentence after the rearrangement ?
A A
B C
C B
D F
E E
Answer: B
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Question 14
Which of the following should be the SECOND sentence after the rearrangement ?
A A
B B
C F
D D
E E
Answer: B
Question 15
Which of the following should be the FOURTH sentence after the rearrangement ?
A A
B B
C C
D F
E D
Answer: A

Instructions
Read the following passage and answer the given questions.

After the Second World War, the leaders of the Western world tried to build institutions to prevent the
conflicts of the preceding decades from recurring. They wanted to foster both prosperity and
interdependence, to 'make war not only unthinkable but materially impossible'. Their work bore fruit.
Expanded global trade has raised incomes around the world. While globalisation is sometimes portrayed as a
corporate plot against the workers; that was not how it was seen before 1914. British trade unions were in
favour of free trade, which kept down food prices for their members and also opened up markets for the
factories in which they worked. Yet, as the Brexit vote demonstrates globalisation now seems to be receding.
Most economists have been blindsided by the backslash. Free trade can be a hard sell politically. The
political economy of trade is treacherous. Its benefits, though substantial, are dilute, but its costs are often
concentrated. This gives those affected a strong incentive to push for protectionism. Globalisation itself thus
seems to create forces that erode political support for integration.
Deeper economic integration required harmonisation of laws and regulations across countries. Differences in
rules on employment contracts or product safety requirements, for instance, act as barriers to trade. Trade
agreements like the TransPacific Partnership focus more on "nontariff barriers" than they do on tariff
reduction. The net impact of this is likely to be that some individuals, consumers and businesses are not
likely to be as benefitted as others and given rise to discontent. Thus the consequences of such trade
agreements often run counter to popular preferences. Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel Prize winner, has warned that
companies influence over trade rules harms workers and erodes support for trade liberalisation. Clumsy
government efforts to compensate workers hurt by globalisation contributed to the global financial crisis, by
facilitating excessive household borrowing, among other things. Researchers have also documented how the
cost of America's growing trade with China has fallen disproportionately on certain American cities. Such
costs perpetuate a cycle of globalisation. Periods of global integration and technological progress generate
rising inequality, which inevitably triggers two countervailing forces, one beneficial and one harmful. On the
one hand, governments tend to respond to rising inequality by increasing redistribution and investing in
education, on the other, inequality leads to political upheaval and war. The first great era of globalisation,
which ended in 1914, gave way to a long period of declining inequality, in which harmful forces played a
bigger rise than beneficial ones. History might repeat itself, he warns. Such warnings do not amount to
arguments against globalisation. As many economists are quick to note, the benefits of openness are
massive. It is increasingly clear, however, that supporters of economic integration underestimated the risks
both that big slices of society would feel left behind and that nationalism would continue to provide an
alluring alternative. Either error alone might have undercut support for globalisation and the relative peace
and prosperity it has brought in combination, they threaten to reverse it.
Question 16
What can be concluded from the example of Britain cited in the passage ?
A Countries which previously supported globalisation no longer do.
B Trade unions are losing their influence.
C Agriculture has suffered in most developed countries.
D Britain has not recovered from the financial crisis.

E Technological progress boosts economic growth tremendously.
Answer: D
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Question 17
Which of the following has/have been the outcome(s) of global integration ?

A. Laws have become fairer for all.
B Trade unions have become more peaceful.
C. Trade has grown substantially.
A Only C
B Only A
C Only A and B
D Only A and C
E All A, B and C
Answer: A
Question 18
Which of the following is the author's view of TransPacific Partnership ?
A It is likely to face opposition.
B It will be proved beneficial to all workers.
C It will reduce tariffs effectively.
D Trade with China will suffer.
E None of the given options
Answer: A
Question 19
Which of the following is true in the context of the passage ?
A The first era of a globalisation resulted in a decline in inequality.

B Governments are making efforts to help workers hurt by globalisation.
C Standardising policy regulations will boost economic integration.
D Technology has exacerbated the illeffects of globalisation.
E All of the given options are true in the context of the passage.
Answer: E
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Question 20
Which of the following best explains the phrase "Such warnings do not amount to arguments against
globalisation" in the context of the passage ?
A Most economists are unnecessarily alarmist about globalisation.
B Globalisation is beneficial to all.
C Do not do away with globalisation but take concerns about globalisation seriously.
D Politicians warn against globalisation during elections but actually support it.
E We cannot reverse globalisation but we must stall it.
Answer: C
Question 21
Which of the following can be said about America's trade with China ?
A America's discontent against globalisation has fallen.
B Worker's wages have risen tenfold.
C America has been badly hit by the slowdown in China.
D It has been especially harmful for certain American cities.
E None of the given options can be said.
Answer: E
Question 22
Which of the following is the central idea of the passage ?

A Protectionism is the only way for developed countries to retain stability.
B Globalisation is receding and its decline should be speeded up.
C While politicians are in favour of globalisation, economists are not.
D While developed countries are on the decline emerging ones are rising.
E The backlash against globalisation is serious and must be handled carefully.
Answer: D
Instructions
In the given passage, there are blanks, each of which has

been numbered. Against each, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find the
appropriate word in each case. The use of technology in education
has been present throughout history. Over the last century, schools have modified their ...(23)... to teaching
as well as the methods that are used to enhance student learning. Chalk and slate were at one time the
newest technology. From there, technological changes have gone from film, radio and television to desktop
computers and now into interactive white boards like SMART Technology. The capabilities teachers have
with new technology give them the ...(24)... to differentiate lessons for ...(25)... overall learning. Microsoft
PowerPoint is one of the most popular technology tools used in any classroom. SMART Technologies has
integrated the SMART Board Software with PowerPoint, thus combining the newest technology with the most
popular Sl. This brief description shows that new technology is being implemented in the classroom.
Unfortunately, due to ...(26)... costs, the more advanced the new'equipment becomes; the less likely schools
are willing to ...(27)... it for their classrooms. ...(28)... sufficient funds, it is difficult for schools to obtain
technologically advanced classrooms. SMART Technology is the most recent equipment to enter the
classroom. In 2002, SMART Boards ranged from $999.0 to $1,999.00, and that was for just the board. If a
school wanted to better … (29)... its finances and purchase the rolling floor stand accessory, which makes the
technology more accessible to all teachers. It Would pay an additional amount of somewhere $425.00 and
$499.00. Any school that desires technology must have capacity to ...(30)... it. However, even with sufficient
funds, a technological integration effort is only as strong as the administrative, support behind it.
Question 23
A pathway
B departure
C approach
D pedagogy

E syllabus
Answer: C
Question 24
A faculty
B lesson
C limitation
D abundance
E ability
Answer: E
Question 25
A bigger
B better
C inferior
D benefit
E alleviated
Answer: B
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Question 26
A much
B overhaul
C high
D hover
E humble
Answer: C

Question 27
A achieve
B acquire
C archive
D excess
E disperse
Answer: B
Question 28
A Without
B Following
C Despite
D Bereft
E Unless
Answer: A
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Question 29
A allotment
B proportion
C allocate
D conform
E prorata
Answer: D
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Instructions
In these questions, two equations numbered I and II are given. You have to solve both the equations and mark
the appropriate answer.
Give answer :
(1) If x < y
(2) If x > y
(3) If x ≤ y
(4) If x ≥ y
(5) If relationship between x and y cannot be determined
Question 30
I. x2 − 9x + 18 = 0
II. 5y 2 − 22y + 24 = 0
A If x < y
B If x > y
C If x ≤ y
D If x ≥ y
E If relationship between x and y cannot be determined
Answer: B
Explanation:
x2 − 9x + 18 = 0
(x − 3)(x − 6) = 0
x = 3, 6
5y 2 − 22y + 24 = 0
(5y − 12)(y − 2) = 0
y = 2, 12
5
x>y
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Question 31
I. 6x2 + 11x + 5 = 0
II. 2y 2 + 5y + 3 = 0

A If x < y
B If x > y
C If x ≤ y
D If x ≥ y

Answer: D
Explanation:
6x2 + 11x + 5 = 0
(6x + 5)(x + 1) = 0
x = −1, − 56
2y 2 + 5y + 3 = 0
(2y + 3)(y + 1) = 0
y = − 32 , −1
x≥y
Question 32
I. x2 + 10x + 24 = 0
II. y 2 − 625 = 0
A If x < y
B If x > y
C If x ≤ y
D If x ≥ y
Answer: E
Explanation:
x2 + 10x + 24 = 0
(x + 4)(x + 6) = 0
x = −4, −6
y 2 = 625
y 2 = 25
y = 5, −5
relationship between x and y cannot be established

Question 33
I. 10x2 + 11x + 1 = 0
II. 15y 2 + 8y + 1 = 0
A If x < y
B If x > y
C If x ≤ y
D If x ≥ y
Answer: E
Explanation:
10x2 + 11x + 1 = 0
(10x + 1)(x + 1) = 0
1
x = −1, − 10
15y 2 + 8y + 1 = 0
(5y + 1)(3y + 1) = 0
y = − 15 , − 13
relationship between x and y cannot be established
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Question 34
I. 15x^2 - 11x + 2 =0
II. 10y^2 - 9y + 2 =0
A If x < y
B If x > y
C If x ≤ y
D If x ≥ y
Answer: C
Explanation:
I. 15x^2 - 11x + 2 =0
To find the roots of this equation use the formula x1 = (-b +√(b^2 - 4ac))/2a ; substitute a = 15, b = -11, c = 2

we get x1 = 2/5 = 0.4
Similarly to find the another root x2 = (-b -√(b^2 - 4ac))/2a; we get x2 = 1/3 =0.33
(x1, x2) = (0.4, 0.33)
II. 10y^2 - 9y + 2 =0
Similarly using the above formula we find the roots for 10y^2 - 9y + 2 =0 (a = 10, b = -9, c = 2)
(y1, y2) = (0.5, 0.4)
Comparing the roots (x1, x2) = (0.4, 0.33) with y1 =0.5

clearly y1 is greater than both x1 and x2.
Now compare the roots (x1, x2) with y2 = 0.4

Here we can observe x1 = y2 = 0.4
but x2<y2 i.e.,0.33<0.4
In all cases x<y except one case where x=y. So the answer should be x ≤ y.
Hence option 'C'.
Instructions
For the following questions answer them individually
Question 35
The time taken by 24 children to complete a project is twice the time taken by 16 women to complete the
same project. If 28 women complete the project in 8 days, how many days will 28 women and 24 children
together take to complete the project?
A 6 29
B 5 29
C 5 13
D 6 13
E None of these
Answer: A
Explanation:
Time taken by 24 children is twice the time taken by 16 women to finish the same project.
Hence, 24 children's work can be completed by 8 women.
1
Work done by 1 woman in 1 day = 28×8
Work done by 28 women and 24 children in 1 day = Work done by (28+8 = 36) women in 1 day
36
= 28×8
9
= 56
∴ Number of days required by them = 56
9 = 6 29
Question 36
The circumference of the semicircle is 108 cm. If the side of a square is 30% more the diameter of the
semicircle, what is the perimeter of the square ?

A 226.4 cm
B 212.2 cm
C 214.6 cm
D 224.8 cm
E 218.4 cm
Answer: E
Explanation:
Let the radius of circle be R
Circumference of a semicircle is = 108
So,
R = 108×7
36
Diameter of circle is = 2R
As given side of a square is = 1.3 (2R)
and we know that perimeter of square = 4 x side of square
= perimeter = 4 x 1.3 x 2R = 218.4
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Instructions
What approximate value will come in place of question mark (?) in the given questions ? (You are not
expected to calculate the exact value.)
Question 37
227 × 11.98 ÷ 19.94 =?
A 15
B 18
C 9
D 35
E 27
Answer: C
Explanation:

225 ∗12
The given question can be written as 20
= 15∗12
20
=9
Option C is the right answer.
Question 38
130.02 + 241 ÷ 6 - 165.11 =
A 27
B 5
C 1000
D 64
E 216
Answer: B
Explanation:
Approximately
130.02 ~ 130
241 ~ 240
165.11 ~ 165
Using BODMAS rule and approximate values
(130.02 + 241 ÷ 6 - 165.11) this equation is equivalent to (130 + (240 ÷ 6) -165) = 5
Question 39
40.09% of 80.15 + 60.04% of 160.12 = ?
A 80
B 160
C 180
D 140
E 128
Answer: E

Explanation:
Approximately
40.09 ~ 40
80.15 ~ 80
60.04 ~ 60
160.12 ~ 160
40 60
Now, (40.09% of 80.15 + 60.04% of 160.12) this equation is equivalent to (( 100 × 80) + ( 100 × 160))
= 32 + 96
= 128
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Question 40
(14.082 × 3.01 × 104.11 ÷ 4.02) =?
A 15688
B 15388
C 160
D 15288
E 15278
Answer: D
Explanation:
14.08 ~ 14
3.01 ~ 13
104.11 ~ 104
4.02 ~ 4
Now , (14.08² x 3.01 × 104.11 ÷ 4.02) is equivalent to ( 14² x 3 × (104 ÷ 4)) = (196 x 3 x 26) = 15288
Question 41
1 1
4 × 117 − 3 × 16+? = 40
A 35
B 20

C 6
D 17
E 10
Answer: D
Explanation:
The given statement can be written as 116
4 − 15
3 − 40 = −x
45 − 29 = x
=> x = 16 ( Approx. 17 - since we have reduced both the values in the question slightly)
Option D is the right answer.
Instructions
Question 42
Ronnie invested Rs.P in a scheme A offering simple interest at 12% p.a. for two years. He invested the
whole amount he received from scheme A, in another scheme B offering simple interest 15% p.a. for two
years. If the difference between the interest earned from schemes A and B was Rs.264/, what is the value
of P ?
A Rs.2,640
B Rs.2,500
C Rs.2,250
D Rs.1,800
E Rs.2,000
Answer: E
Explanation:
let the initial amount invested be P .
So after two years with 12%per annum ,P will amount to = P + 0.24P = 1.24P
Now 1.24P is invested again at SI 15% for two years and hence it will give an interest amount of = ( 0.3
x1.24P) = 0.372 P
It is given that 0.372 P - 0.24 P =264
So P = 2000
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Instructions
Study the table and answer the given questions

Data regarding number of students studying in various streams in various universities (St. James, V. K. and
DVA) in the year 2009
Question 43
What is the respective ratio between the total number of females studying in stream C in all the universities
together and the total number of females studying in stream D in all the universities together ?
A 20 : 13
B 15 : 14
C 5 : 4
D 15 : 13
E 13 : 11
Answer: D
Explanation:
Total no. of females studying in stream C in all universities together = 300+300+150 = 750
Total no. of females studying in stream D in all universities together = 200+250+200 = 650
Required ratio = 750/650 = 15:13
Question 44
Total number of males studying in stream A in all the universities together in 2010 is 1200 more than that in
the year 2009. In 2010, what was the total number of students (male + female) studying in stream A in all
the universities together, if the total number of male students in stream A in 2010, constituted 50% of the
total number of students ?
A 6400
B 6000
C 5000
D 5500

E 6200
Answer: A
Explanation:
No. of male students in stream A in all universities together in 2009 = (2500-2000)+(1200-600)+(2400-1500)
= 500+600+900 = 2000
No. of male students in stream A in all universities together in 2010 = 2000+1200 = 3200
Since, male students constitute 50% in stream A in 2010
=> Total students(male+female) in stream A in 2010 = 3200∗100

50 = 6400
Question 45
Total number of students studying in streams A and B together in V.K. are what percent less than those
studying in same streams together in St. James ?
A 35%
B 38%
C 40%
D 52%
E 30%
Answer: E
Explanation:
Total students studying in A & B in VK = 1200+1600 = 2800
Total students studying in A & B in St. James = 2500+1500 = 4000
Difference = 4000-2800 = 1200
% students in VK less than those of St. James = 1200

4000
*100 = 30%
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Question 46
What is the average number of male students studying in stream D in all the given universities ?
A 240
B 210

C 290
D 310
E 280
Answer: C
Explanation:
In stream D,
Total students studying in St. James = 550
Female students in St. James= 200
=> Male students in St. James = 550-200 = 350
Total students studying in VK = 500
Female students in VK = 250
=> Male students in VK = 500-250 = 250
Total students studying in DVA = 470
Female students in DVA = 200
=> Male students in DVA = 470-200 = 270
Total students studying in stream D = 350+250+270 = 870
Average students studying in stream D = 870/3 = 290
Question 47
Number of students studying in stream C in V.K. is what percent of that studying in stream B in DVA ?
A 35%
B 38%
C 41 23 %
D 30 13 %
E 40%
Answer: E
Explanation:
No. of students studying in stream C in V.K. = 800
No. of students studying in stream B in DVA = 2000

800
Required % = 2000 *100 = 40%

Instructions
Question 48
The distance between two cities ( M and N) is 350 km. A train starts from city M at 6 a.m. and travels
towards city N at 63 kmph. Another train starts from city N at 7 a.m. and travels towards city M at 77 kmph.
At what time will the trains meet ?
A 5 : 00 a.m.
B 10 : 00 a.m.
C 9 : 03 a.m.
D 8 : 24 a.m.
E 9 : 20 a.m.
Answer: C
Explanation:
as it is given that train which starts at M at 6 am has a speed of 63 km/hr So distance covered till 7 am = 63
km
Now the remaining distance between M and N is = 287 km
Now a train also starts from N towards M with a speed of 77 km/hr .
Relative speed = 140 km/hr
Time taken to cover the remaining 287 km is = 287

140 = 2hours 3 min
And hence both trains will meet at 9.03 am
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Question 49
A, B and C started a business with investments of Rs.1,500/, Rs.550/and Rs.2,400/respectively. After 8

months from the start of the business, A and C left and B invested an additional amount of Rs.450/. If
difference between the share in annual profit received by B and the total annual profit was Rs.13,000/, what
was the total annual profit received ?
A Rs.16,500
B Rs.18,150
C Rs.13,200
D Rs.19,800

E Rs.16, 750
Answer: A
Explanation:
Ratio of investments of A,B,C
=(1500 * 8 ): (550 *8 + 1000 * 4) : (2400 *8)
=10 :7 :16
Let total profit Rs X
B’s share = 7x/33
According to question
x-7x/33 = 13000
x= Rs 16500
Instructions
What should come in place of question mark (?) in the given number series ?
Question 50
14 15 32 99 ? 2005
A 354
B 372
C 400
D 368
E 324
Answer: C
Explanation:
Let the missing number be x
here the hidden pattern is
15 = 14×1 +1
32 = 15×2 + 2
99 = 32×3 + 3
So
x = 99×4 + 4 = 400
Question 51
8 5 4 7 18 ?
A 31

B 37
C 45
D
55
E
31.5
Answer: C
Explanation:
Let the missing number be y
here the pattern is
5 - 8 = -3
4 - 5 = -1
7-4=3
18 - 7 = 11
y - 18 = m .......(1)
Now as we can see that the difference between consecutive terms of this series is increasing by (2)n , i.e
-1 - (-3) = 2
3 - (-1) = 4
11 - 3 = 8
m - 11 = 16 .....(2)
From 1 and 2
y = 45
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Question 52
4 9 20 43 84 ?
A 149
B 157
C 191
D 145

E 137
Answer: A
Explanation:
Let the missing number be x
9-4=5
20 - 9 = 11
43 - 20 = 23
84 -43 = 41
Let say that (x - 84 = y)
Now check the difference between the differences we got from consecutive numbers.
11 - 5 = 6
23 - 11 = 12
41 - 23 = 18
So y - 41 = 24
y = 65
x = 65 + 84 = 149
Question 53
13 15 20 37 102 ?
A 351
B 359
C 375
D 377
E 363
Answer: B
Explanation:
let the missing number be x
15 - 13 = 2
20 - 15 = 5
37 - 20 = 17
102 - 37 = 65

y - 102 = z
Now, take difference of differences
5-2 = 3
17 -5 =12
65- 17 = 48
Here we can see 12 = 3×4,48=12×4
z-65 = 48 ×4
z = 257
Hence y = 102 + 257 = 359
Question 54
69 74 67 78 65 ?
A 85
B 78
C 82
D 84
E 75
Answer: C
Explanation:
69+5 = 74
74-7 = 67
67+11 =78
78-13 = 65
65+17=82
Option C is the right answer.

Instructions

Question 55
In Jar A, 140 litre milk was mixed with 40 litre water. Some of this mixture was taken out from Jar A and put
in Jar B. If before the operation, there was 17 litres of milk in Jar B, and afterwards the resultant ratio
between milk and water in jar B was 19 : 3 respectively, what was the amount of mixture that was taken out
from Jar A ? ( in litre)
A 21
B 36
C 46
D 18
E 27
Answer: E
Explanation:
Milk to water ratio in Jar A is 140:40 = 7:2. Let the quantity of taken out mixture from jar A = 9x litre.
Hence, milk will be 7x and water will be 2x litres.
Therefore, (7x + 17) / 2x = 19/3
=>x = 3
Hence, amount taken out is 9*3 = 27 litres.
Instructions
Refer to the graph and answer the given questions. Data related to number of bags sold by two stores (M and
N) during 5

Question 56
Number of bags sold by store M decreased by what percent from 2004 to 2006 ?
A 29 34 %
B 27 12 %
C 31 14 %
D 39 14 %
E 33 12 %
Answer: C
Explanation:
No. of bags sold by store M in 2004 = 320
No. of bags sold by store M in 2006 = 220
% decrease from 2004 to 2006 = 320−220

320 * 100 = 100
320 * 100
=> 125
4
% = 31 14 %
Question 57
58. What is the respective ratio between total number of bags sold by stores M and N together in 2006 and
that in 2008 ?
A 13 : 8
B 11 : 9
C 6 : 5
D 9 : 8
E 11 : 8
Answer: D
Explanation:
Bags sold by M in 2006 = 220
Bags sold by N in 2006 = 320
=> Total bags sold in 2006 = 220+320 = 540

=> Total bags sold in 2008 = 170+310 = 480
Required ratio = 540/480 = 9:8

Question 58
In 2004, 30% of the bags sold by store M and 40% of the bags sold by store N were leather bags. What was
the total number of leather bags sold by stores M and N together in 2004 ?
A 168
B 172
C 184
D 164
E 176
Answer: B
Explanation:
In 2004, no. of bags sold by M = 320
% of leather bags sold by M = 30%

30
=> Leather bags sold by M = 100 *320 = 96
In 2004, no. of bags sold by N = 190
% of leather bags sold by N = 40

40
=> Leather bags sold by N = 100 *190 = 76
Total leather bags sold by store M and N = 96+76 = 172
Question 59
If the average number of bags sold by store N in 2007, 2008 and 2009 was 305, what was the number of
bags sold by the same store in 2009 ?
A 420
B 445
C 425
D 440

E 415
Answer: C
Explanation:
Average number of bags sold by store N in 2007, 2008 & 2009 = 305
Total no. of bags sold by N in these 3 years = 305*3 = 915
No. of bags sold by N in 2007 = 180
No. of bags sold by N in 2008 = 310
=> No. of bags sold by N in 2009 = 915 - (180+310)
= 915-490 = 425
Question 60
What is the difference between total number of bags sold by stores M and N together in 2005 and that in
2007 ?
A 250
B 240
C 210
D 260
E 290
Answer: B
Explanation:
Bags sold in by M in 2005 = 310
=>Total bags sold in 2005 = 310+370 = 680
=>Total bags sold in 2007 = 260+180 = 440
Required difference = 680-440 = 240

Instructions

Question 61
Three years ago, Manini's age at that time was thrice of Rinu's age at that time. The respective ratio
between Rinu's age six years hence and Manini's age eight years hence, will be 3 : 7. What will be Rinu's age
two years hence ? (in years)
A 20
B 26
C 29
D 32
E 23
Answer: A
Explanation:
Let the present ages of Manini be M and Rinu be R respectively
3 years ago the age of Manini was M-3 and Rinu's age was R-3
It is given that M-3 = 3(R-3)
Now after 8 years age of Manini = M+8 and Rinu's age after 6 years will be = R + 6
3
R+6
M +8 = 7
Solving the above equations , R = 18 years
2 years hence Rinu's age will be 18 + 2 = 20 years
Question 62
The respective ratio between the monthly salary of Neil and that of Dipti is 5 : 6. Neil and Dipti, both save
40% and 25% out of their respective monthly salary. Neil invests all of his savings in LIC and Dipti invests all
of her savings in LIC. If Neil invests Rs. 1,750/more than Dipti in LIC, what is Neil's monthly salary ?
A Rs. 20,000
B Rs 17,500
C Rs. 40,000
D Rs. 15,000
E Rs. 30,000
Answer: B
Explanation:
let the monthly salary of neil and dipti be 5y and 6y

Now as neil save 40 % of monthly salary and dipti save 25% .so saving of neil = 0.4 x 5y = 2y
Savings of dipti = 0.25 x 6y = 1.5 y
It is given that 2y - 1.5y = 1750
0.5y = 1750
y = 3500
So salary of neil = 5y = 17500
Question 63
Cost price of two beds are equal. One bed is sold at a profit of 25% and the other one for Rs.6,596/less than
the first one. If the overall profit earned after selling both the beds is 8%, what is the cost price of each bed
?
A Rs. 20,400
B Rs.17,400
C Rs. 18,600
D Rs. 19,400
E Rs. 16,800
Answer: D
Explanation:
Let the cost price of two beds be Rs C per each bed
Now at one bed the profit earned is 25% so its Selling Price(SP1) = 1.25 C
Another bed Selling Price is (SP2) = 1.25 C - 6596
It is given that overall profit is 8 % so,
SP1 + SP2 = 1.08(2C)
1.25C + 1.25C - 6596 = 1.08x2 C
2.5C - 2.16C = 6596
C = Rs 19400

Question 64
A bag contains 16 eggs out of which 5 are rotten. The remaining eggs are in good condition. If two eggs are
drawn randomly, what is the probability that exactly one of the eggs drawn is rotten ?
A 11
24

13
B 24
C 65
12
D 17
24
7
E 12
Answer: A
Explanation:
Out of the 16 eggs, 5 eggs are rotten and 11 eggs are in good condition.
According to the question, out of the two eggs drawn one is rotten and the other is in good condition.
5 11
1 ∗ C1 5∗11 11
Hence, required probability = C16 C2 = 16∗15/2 = 24
Hence, option A is the right choice.
Reasoning
Instructions
In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are
followed by two conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the
appropriate answer.
Give answer :
a: If either conclusion I or II is true

b: If both conclusions I and II are true
c: If only conclusion I is true
d: If only conclusion II is true
e: If neither conclusion I nor II is true
Question 65
Statements :
L < A = M < P; A ≤ C < T; M ≥ O > R
Conclusions :
I. O < P
II. C > L
A If either conclusion I or II is true
B If both conclusions I and II are true
C If only conclusion I is true

D If only conclusion II is true
E If neither conclusion I nor II is true
Answer: B

Question 66
Statements :
L < A = M < P; A ≤ C < T; M ≥ O > R
Conclusions :
I. T < M
II. A > R
Answer: D
Question 67
Statements :
D≥U=S≥T;O=P≤S
Conclusions :
I. D > P
II. P = D
Answer: A

Question 68
Statements :
T > I ≥ L > E ; I ≤ N< B ; N ≥ S > D
Conclusions :
I. N > E
II. T < B
Answer: C

Question 69
Statements :
T > I ≥ L > E ; I ≤ N< B ; N ≥ S > D
Conclusions :
I. S ≤ I
II. L > D
Answer: E
Explanation:
We cannot get any direct relationship between S and I or L and D. Hence, neither of the two conclusions
follows.
Instructions

Study the given information carefully to answer the given questions.
Seven athletes — M, N, O, P, Q R and S live on seven . different floors of a building but not necessarily in the
same order. The lower most floor of the building is numbered 1, the one above that is numbered 2 and so on
till the topmost floor is numbered 7. Each one of them runs for a different distance in a marathon750 m, 1200
m, 2200m, 2900 m, 3600 m, 4300 m and 5000 m, but not necessarily in the same order. The one who runs for
4300 m lives on floor numbered 4. Only one person lives between M and the one who runs for 4300 m. Only
two people live between M and S. The one who runs for 1200m lives on one of the even numbered floors
above R. Only two people live between the one who runs for 1200 m and the one who runs for 2900 m. N lives
on one of the floors above M. N runs for 2100 m more than the one who lives on floor numbered 3. The
number of people living between the one who runs for 5000 m and S is same as the number of people living
between M and R. Only one person lives between R and Q. The one who runs for the shortest distance lives
immediately below Q. Only one person lives between P and the one who runs for 3600 m.
Question 70
Which of the following live(s) between 0 and the one who runs for 2900 m ?
A Only the one who runs for 2200m
B Both M and R
C Both M and the one who runs for 3600m
D Both P and the one who runs for 2200m
E Only R
Answer: A
Explanation:
The one running 4300 m lives on the 4th floor.

Since only one person lives between the one running 4300m and M and also only 2 people live between M
and S, the following 2 cases are possible :-

Case 2 :-
Now since only 2 people are there in between the one running 1200 m and the one running 2900 m and the
one running 1200 m lives in an even numbered floor, the only possibilities are :-
The one running 1200 m lives on floor 2 and the one running 2900 m lives on floor 5. This possibility is
rejected as N lives above M, i.e. on the 7th floor and has to run 2100 m more than the one living on floor 3.
This would not be possible as the only pairs with difference of 2100 m among them are 2200 and 4300 m
and 2900 and 5000 m.
The one running 1200 m lives on floor 6 and the one running 2900 m lives on floor 3. This makes N live on
floor 7 and run 5000 m.
In this case, since the number of people living between the one running 5000 m and S is the same as the
number of people living between M and R, R lives on floor 2.
Since only one person lives between R and Q, Q lives on floor 4.

Since the one running the shortest distance lives immediately below Q, this case is rejected.
Case 1 :-
Again in this case, the one who runs 1200 m can't live on floor 2, else the one running 2900 m would stay on
floor 5. Now since N runs 2100 m more than the one who stays on floor 3, the one who stays on floor 3 has to
run 2200 m and N has to live on floor 4. Also R would need to stay on floor 1 and since only 1 person stays
between R and Q, Q would need to live in floor 3. Now the one living immediately below Q has to run the
shortest distance, which contradicts with the fact that the one running 1200 m stays on floor 2. Hence this
possibility is rejected.
This the one running 1200 m stays on floor 6 and the one running 2900 m stays on floor 3. This means that N
runs 5000 m and lives on floor 7 (as he lives above M). R lives on floor as the number of people staying
between the one running 5000 m and S is the same as the number of people between M and R. Consequently
Q lives on floor 6 and S runs 750 m.

Now, since only one person stays between P and the one running 3600 m, P has to live on floor 3.
Thus the arrangement would look like :-

For this question, the only one living between O and the one running 2900 m is M or the person who runs
2200 m.
Hence (A).
Question 71
As per the given arrangement, four of the following five are alike in a certain way and so form a group.
Which one of the following does not belong to the group ?
A M and 4300m
B Floor numbered 7 and S
C Floor numbered 4 and N
D P and 3600m
E Floor numbered 5 and 5000m

Answer: C
Explanation:

Case 2 :-
and 2900 and 5000 m.

Case 1 :-


Each pair except (C) is one floor apart.
Question 72
How many people live between S and 0 ?
A Five
B One
C None
D Four

E Three
Answer: E
Explanation:

Case 2 :-
and 2900 and 5000 m.

Case 1 :-


3 people live between S and O.
Question 73
Who amongst the following runs for 2900 m ?
A S
B M
C N
D P
E Q
Answer: D
Explanation:


Case 2 :-
and 2900 and 5000 m.

Case 1 :-


P runs for 2900 m.
Question 74
If the total distance covered by B and M is 4800m, then how much did B run alone ?
A 4050 m
B 2600 m
C 1200 m
D 3600 m
E 1900 m
Answer: B
Explanation:


Case 2 :-
and 2900 and 5000 m.

Case 1 :-


Since M has run 2200 m, B has run 4800 - 2200 = 2600 m alone.

Question 75
Which of the following statement is true with respect to the given arrangement ?
A None of the given options is true
B Only two people live between P and R.
C M lives on floor numbered 2.
D The one who runs for 750 m lives immediately above S.
E Q runs for 3600 m.

Answer: C
Explanation:

Case 2 :-
and 2900 and 5000 m.

Case 1 :-


As clear from the table above, only C is true.
Instructions
Study the given information carefully to answer the given questions. Point M is 15m to the east of Point L.
Point C is 3m to the north of Point M. Point Q is 6m to the east of Point C. Point P is 3m to the south of Point
Q. Point V is to the north of Point L. A person walks 9m from Point V towards south, reaches Point R, takes a
left turn and reaches Point C.
Question 76
In which direction is Point V with respect to Point P ?
A Southwest
B West
C Southeast
D Northwest

E Northeast
Answer: D
Explanation:
Point V is to the north of point L. If a person walk 9m towards south from point V, he reaches R, and after that
if he turns left, he reaches C
=> R is to the north of L at a distance of 3m.
Distance between R & C is 15m.
Distance between C and Q is 6m, similarly distance between M & P is 6m.
Based on the above condition and plotting the points on a graph, the directions will be :
where the numbers in the brackets represnts the distance between two points.
Point V is towards north-west with respect to point P.
Thus, Ans - (D)
Question 77
If a person walks 15m towards east from Point V, takes a right turn and walks 4m, how far will he be from
Point M ?
A 5 m
B 9 m
C 12 m

D 6 m
E 8 m
Answer: E
Explanation:
If a person walks 15m towards east from V, he will be at north from C. After that, if he takes a right turn and
walks 4m.
The distance between C and the new position of that person = 9-4 = 5
Distance from M = 5+3 = 8m
Thus, Ans - (E)

Question 78
What is the difference of the distance between Points V, L and Points R, Q ?
A 14 m
B 9 m
C 8 m
D 3 m
E 7 m
Answer: B
Explanation:
Distance between V & L = 9+3 = 12

Distance between R & Q = 15+6 = 21
Required difference = 21-12 = 9m
Thus, Ans - (B)
Instructions
Read the following information and answer the given questions. T is the daughter of P. P is the father of L. L
is the only son of A. B is the daughterinlaw of A. W is the son of B.
Question 79
How is P related to B ?
A Fatherinlaw
B Brother
C Soninlaw
D Father
E Brotherinlaw
Answer: A
Explanation:
Since, T is the daughter of P, who is father of L, => T and L are children of P & A.
Since, B is the daughter-in-law of A, => B is married to L with their only son as W.
The flow chart will be :
where, (m) represents male
(f) represents female
-- represents married couple
= represents siblings
| represents children

P is the father of B's husband, => P is father-in-law of B
Ans - (A)
Question 80
If Y is the husband of T, how is L related to Y ?
A Brotherinlaw
B Nephew
C Soninlaw
D Son
E Brother
Answer: A
Explanation:

If Y is the husband of T, then L will be the brother-in-law of Y.
Ans - (A)

Question 81
How is A related to W ?
A Uncle
B Grandfather
C Grandson
D Granddaughter
E Grandmother
Answer: E
Explanation:

A is the mother of W's father, => A is grandmother of W.
Ans - (E)
Instructions
Study the given information carefully to answer the given questions. Six books — A, B, C, D, E and F, each of
different thickness, are kept on a table. F is thicker than B but thinner than C. A is thinner than both B and E,
but not thinnest. E is thinner than F The second thinnest book is 7cm thick and the second thickest book is
13cm thick. (Note: The thickness of all the books is in whole numbers.)
Question 82
If E is 12cm thick, then which of the following is true about E ?
A F is 2 cm thicker than E.
B The total thickness of E and C together is 22 cm.
C E is thinner than D.
D All the given statements are true
E E is the third thickest book of all.
Answer: E
Explanation:
C>F>B, A<B, A<E
A is not the thinnest, thus D is the thinnest
F>E
This presents 2 possibilities :-

1. C > F(13 cm) > E > B > A(7cm) >D
2. C > F(13 cm) > B > E > A(7cm) >D

Now since all the books have their thickness in whole numbers and E is 12cm thick, Case 1 is applicable
here.
In this case, E is the third thickest book, hence (E).
Question 83
If A is 2 cm thicker than D, then how thick is D ?
A Cannot be determined
B 15 cm
C 5 cm
D 11 cm
E 3 cm
Answer: C
Explanation:
C>F>B, A<B, A<E
F>E

1. C > F(13 cm) > E > B > A(7cm) >D
2. C > F(13 cm) > B > E > A(7cm) >D
In both the cases, thickness of A is the same, i.e. 7cm. Hence thickness of D = 5cm.

Question 84
With respect to the thickness of given books, if B + A = 17, then F + B = ?
A 17 cm
B 21 cm

C 23 cm
D 19 cm
E 24 cm
Answer: C
Explanation:
C>F>B, A<B, A<E
F>E

1. C > F(13 cm) > E > B > A(7cm) >D
2. C > F(13 cm) > B > E > A(7cm) >D
B + A = 17 cm, so B = 10 cm
F + B = 23 cm.
Instructions
Study the given information carefully to answer the given questions.
Eight different people viz. C, D, E, F, W, X, Y and Z are sitting around a circular table facing the centre but not
necessarily in the same order. Each one of them is wearing a watch of a different brand viz. Titan, Rado,
Casio, Tissot, Rolex, Swass, Omega and Longines but not necessarily in the same order. Only two people sit
between the one wearing Rado and X. The one wearing Tissot sits second to the left of X. Only three people
sit between the one wearing Rado and W. The one wearing Casio sits second to the right of the one wearing
Swass. Neither X nor W is wearing Swass. The one wearing Swass is not an immediate neighbour of the one
wearing Tissot. Z is not wearing Tissot. The one wearing Titan sits to the immediate right of Z. C is an
immediate neighbour of one wearing Titan. Only three people sit between C and Y. Only three people sit
between F and the one wearing Omega. Neither F nor E is wearing Rado. Only one person sits between the
ones wearing Omega and Rolex.
Question 85
Who amongst the following sits to the immediate left of the one wearing Rado ?
A C
B The one wearing Omega
C The one wearing Swass
D Z
E D

Answer: C
Explanation:
Since, only three people sit between W and the one wearing Rado. => These two are sitting opposite to each
other.
2 people sit between the one wearing Rado and X. => X is neighbour of W.
3 people sit between C and Y. => C and Y are sitting opposite to each other.
Similarly, F and the one wearing omega are sitting opposite to each other.
E & F are not wearing Rado. W & X are not wearing Swass.
Therefore, the above arrangement will be :
Y or the one wearing Swass sits to the immediate left of the one wearing Rado.
Ans - (C)
Question 86
Who amongst the following is wearing Longines ?
A X
B Y
C D

D E
E Z
Answer: A
Explanation:
other.
X is wearing Longines.
Ans - (A)

Question 87
Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given arrangement and thus form a group.
Which is the one that does not belong to that group ?
A Z -Rado
B E - Longines
C X - Rolex
D W - Swass
E C - Titan
Answer: D
Explanation:
other.

The relation given in the question is : Second person is sitting to the immediate left of the first person.
Only W - Swass does not follow the relationship.
Ans - (D)
Question 88
Which of the following represents the brand of watch worn by E ?
A Casio
B Omega
C Longines
D Rolex
E Swass
Answer: B
Explanation:
other.

Clearly, E is wearing Omega brand.
Ans - (B)
Question 89
Who amongst the following sit exactly between X and the one wearing Rado when counted from the right of
X?
A The ones wearing Tissot and Titan
B Z and the one wearing Longines
C D and F
D E and Z
E E and the one wearing Swass
Answer: E
Explanation:

other.
When counted from the right of X, two people i.e. E wearing Omega and Y wearing Swass are sitting between
X and the one wearing Rado.
Ans - (E)

Instructions
Study the following information to answer the given questions.
Eight friends—P, Q R, S, T, U, V and W are seated in a straight line with equal distance between each other, but
not necessarily in the same order. Some of them are facing north while some are facing south.
♦ V is an immediate neighbour of the person sitting at an extreme end of the line. R sits second to the left of
V.
♦ Only one person sits between R and T.

♦ As many people sits to the right of T as to the left of P. V and P face the same direction (i.e., if V faces north
then P also faces north and viceversa.)
♦ Immediate neighbours of P face opposite directions (i.e., if one neighbour faces north then the other faces
south and viceversa.)
♦ Q sits fourth to the left of S. Q is not an immediate neighbour of V.
♦ Persons sitting at the extreme ends face opposite directions (i.e., if one person faces north then the other
person faces south and viceversa.)
♦ W faces south. W does not sit at an extreme end of the line: U sits to the immediate right of W.
♦ U and Q face the same direction (i.e., if U faces north then Q also faces north and viceversa.)
Question 90
As per the given arrangement, which of the following statements is not true with respect to U ?
A U sits at an extreme end of the line.
B Only three persons sit between U and R.
C U sits second to the left of T
D All the given statements are true
E U is an immediate neighbour of Q.
Answer: E
Explanation:
↑ represents - North
↓ represents - South
The above arrangement will be :
As seen, U is not an immediate neighbour of Q
Ans - (E)
Question 91
What is the position of Q with respect to W ?
A Immediate left
B Second to the right

C Third to the left
D Third to the right
E Second to the left
Answer: E
Explanation:
Q is second to the left of W since, W is facing south.
Ans - (E)
Question 92
Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given arrangement and hence form a
group. Which of them does not belong to that
group ?
A WS
B QT
C WR
D UP
E RV
Answer: C
Explanation:

The above relationship is - First person is facing South and the second person is facing North. Only WR do
not follow that.
Ans - (C)

Question 93
How many persons sit to the left of T?
A Two
B None
C More than three
D One
E Three
Answer: A
Explanation:
Only 2 persons sit to the left of T.
Ans - (A)
Question 94
Which of the following represents the immediate neighbours of P ?

A R, T
B S, V
C W, P
D V, R
E T, S
Answer: D
Explanation:
Clearly, V and R are the immediate neighbours of P.
Ans - (D)
Instructions
In each question below are given two/three statements followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You
have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts.
Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given
statements, disregarding commonly known facts.
Give answer :
a: If either conclusion I or II follows.
b: If both conclusions I and II follow.
c: If only conclusion I follows.
d: If only conclusion II follows.
e: If neither conclusion I nor II follows.

Question 95
Statements :
No biscuit is a cookie.
All cookies are pastries.
Some pastries are sandwiches.
Conclusions :
I. All pastries are cookies.
II. All biscuits being pastries is a possibility.
A If either conclusion I or II follows.
B If both conclusions I and II follow.
C If only conclusion I follows.
D If only conclusion II follows.
E If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
Answer: D
Explanation:
The venn diagram for above statements is :
Conclusions :
I. All pastries are cookies = false

II. All biscuits being pastries is a possibility = true
Thus, only conclusion II follows.
=> Ans - (D)

Question 96
Statements :
No biscuit is a cookie.
All cookies are pastries.
Some pastries are sandwiches.
Conclusions :
I. Atleast some cookies are sandwiches.
II. Some sandwiches are biscuits.
Answer: E
Explanation:
Conclusions :
I. Atleast some cookies are sandwiches = false

II. Some sandwiches are biscuits = false
Thus, neither conclusion I nor II follows.
=> Ans - (E)
Question 97
Statements :
Some keys are locks.
Some locks are drawers.
All drawers are tables.
Conclusions :
I. No key is a drawer.
II. Atleast some keys are drawers.

Answer: A
Explanation:
The first conclusion says that no keys are drawers. The second conclusion says that at least some keys are
drawers. Both of these are exhaustive statements. Hence, one of the two conclusions must be true. Thus,
option A is the correct answer.
Question 98
Statements :
Some keys are locks.
Some locks are drawers.
All drawers are tables.
Conclusions :
I. All keys can never be tables.
II. Atleast some locks are tables.
Answer: D
Explanation:

Conclusions :
I. All keys can never be tables = false

II. Atleast some locks are tables = true
Thus, only conclusion II follows.
=> Ans - (D)

Question 99
Statements :
All frames are pictures.
Some pictures are images.
Conclusions :
I. Some frames are images.
II. All frames are images.
Answer: E
Explanation:

Conclusions :
I. Some frames are images = false

II. All frames are images = false
Thus, neither conclusion I nor II follows.
=> Ans - (E)

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A A lot of research has been

B conducted on the ﬁeld human

C resources for understanding what creates

D work culture in an organisation

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A During our visit to the hill station, we

B came across signboards which read that

C the area where we was

D under observation by the neighbouring country

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A No matter what people opine about

B the stern measures taken against

C trafﬁc signal violators, taking such an

D action have been pending since long

A Though these buildings have been given

B clearance by ﬁre safety ofﬁcials, any

C layman can understand that hardly

D any ﬁre safety norms have followed

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A Hardly he had entered the building

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C informed him that he had left his

D car door open in the parking lot

A The new variety of genetically modiﬁed

B crops is being extremely successful in

C curbing the usage of

D pesticides and increasing the per unit output

A Air pollution in the city rises

B beyond the permissible limits every winter

C as the pollutants cannot escape from the

D atmosphere due to radial inversion

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A Globally, the Indian market is the second

B largest user of mobile phones, with more than

C a billion people using mobile

D phones for calling and internet purposes

A After having working for ﬁve

B years in a private ﬁrm, Karan

C got down to preparing for

D various bank entrance examinations

A Those who want to do good are

B neither selﬁsh nor in a hurry because

C they know what it requires a long

D time to impregnate people with good

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Read the following passage and answer the given questions.

A Countries which previously supported globalisation no longer do.

B Trade unions are losing their inﬂuence.

C Agriculture has suffered in most developed countries.

D Britain has not recovered from the ﬁnancial crisis.

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