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SNAP 2015
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General Awareness
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For the following questions answer them individually
Question 1
The full form of CSIRO is
A Comprehensive Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
B Cross-cultural Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
C Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
D Council of Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
Answer: C
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Question 2
The full form of UNRISD is
A United Nations Research Institute for Soviet Development
B United Nations Research Institute for Scientific Development
C United Nations Research Institute for Socio-economic Development
D United Nations Research Institute for Social Development
Answer: D
Question 3
Bhaona is a presentation of the Ankia Naat of Assam. In Bhaona the cultural glimpses of __________ is/ are reflected.
A Assam and Orissa
B Bengal
C Mathura and Brindavan
D All of the above
Answer: D
Question 4
Under which Act does the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) protect monuments, sites and remains of national importance ?
A AMASR Act, 1958
B AMASR Act, 1968
C AMASR Act, 1978
D AMASR Act, 1948
Answer: A

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Question 5
In 2015 the President of India approved conferment of Padma Awards to all of the following but for _________
A Kharag Singh Valdiya
B Mohammad Yusuf Khan
C Lakshmi Gopala Naidu
D Saichiro Misumi
Answer: C
Question 6
In Grammy Awards 2015 the best folk album was won by _______
A Pharrell Williams - "Happy"
B Old Crow Medicine Show - Remedy
C Rosanne Cash - The River & the Thread
D None of the above
Answer: B
Question 7
Scientists discovered a new species in the human family tree which is a small creature with a tiny brain. The new species has been
named as ______
A Homo Naledi
B Dwarf Sapein
C Dwarf Homo Sapein
D None of the above
Answer: A
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Question 8
The ministry of external affairs has recently decided to change the nomenclature of Indian Based Domestic Assistance (IBDA) to
___________
A Government Serving Based Domestic Assistance (GSBDA)
B Swadesh Swatcha Domestic Assistance (SSDA)
C Service Staff (SS)
D Bharath Based Service Assistance (BBSA)
Answer: C

Question 9
The foreign exchange reserve of India consists of _________
A The foreign currency assets held by RBI and the gold holding of RBI
B The gold holding of RBI and special drawing rights
C The gold holding of RBI, the foreign currency assets held by RBI and special drawing rights
D Only the foreign currency assets held by RBI
Answer: C
Question 10
_________ is a charge for converting bullion into coins where free coinage is permitted. This charge is equal to the cost of bullion to
coins transformation.
A Bull-Coin
B Brassage
C Bit Coin
D Coin Levy
Answer: C
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Question 11
Microsoft introduced several new products for education customers, this includes a notetaking app called ________
A Office Note classroom
B Micro Note class Notebook
C Soft note for classroom
D One Note class Notebook
Answer: D
Question 12
The National Merit Scholarship Scheme, which provided financial assistance to meritorious students from Class XI to Post-
Graduation level in Government Schools/Colleges/Universities has been discontinued from the year _________
A 2009
B 2008
C 2007
D None of the above
Answer: C

Question 13
The Symbol used for reusable microwaveable plastic ware is ________
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
Answer: B
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Question 14
The agency that estimates national income in India is
A RBI
B Central Statistics Organisation
C Planning commission
D Central Statistic Organisation
Answer: B
Question 15
Super Blood Moon, which is a rare astronomical phenomenon hasn't happened since ___________, and won't happen again until
__________
A 1982 , 2033
B 1980 , 2035
C 1978 , 2032
D 1975 , 2031
Answer: A
Question 16
The galaxy __________ was initially discovered with NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope in infrared light and is believed to be at least 9
billion years old.
A ANDROMEDA
B COSMOS REDSHIFT
C SAGE0536AGN
D SUNFLOWER

Answer: A
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Question 17
In the year 2014 Facebook bought Whatsapp for _________ US Dollars.
A 17 billion
B 18 billion
C 19 billion
D 20 billion
Answer: C
Question 18
Shri Narendra Modi was sworn in as the Prime Minister of India on _________ at the Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
A 25th May 2014
B 19th May 2014
C 26th May 2014
D 27th May 2014

Answer: C
Question 19
Where is the doldrums belt located ?
A Near the Equator
B Near the Poles
C Near the Tropic of Cancer
D Near the Tropic of Capricorn
Answer: A
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Question 20
The air quality in Singapore deteriorated to a hazardous level in September 2015, forcing the city-state to shut its schools for the first
time in 12 years. This was due to
A Haze created mainly due to companies in Malaysia
B Haze created mainly due to companies in Indonesia
C Haze created mainly due to companies in Philippines
D Haze created mainly due to companies in Vietnam

Answer: A
Question 21
In 1347 during the reign of Muhammed Tuglak an Afghan officer named ____________setup an independent kingdom called Bahmani
Kingdom.
A Mahmud Gawan Bahmani
B Mohammad Yusuf Bahmani
C Hasan Gangu Bahmani
D Khwaja Tuglak Bahmani
Answer: C
Question 22
The task of consolidating Mughal Kingdom was left to Akbar who was only _________ years old at the time of his accession of the
throne.
A Eleven Years
B Twell Years
C Thirteen Years
D Fourteen Years
Answer: C
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Question 23
Smoking in public places was prohibited nationwide from ________
A 15th August 2008
B 2nd October 2008
C 15th August 2009
D 2nd October 2009
Answer: B
Question 24
A constitutional right can be ________ recognized and established by a sovereign State or union of States.
A a prerogative or a duty or a restraint of power
B a prerogative or a duty, a power or a restraint of power
C a prerogative or a duty, a power but not a restraint of power
D a power but not a prerogative or a duty
Answer: B

Question 25
In Nepal the festival of lights i.e. Diwali is celebrated by some Buddhists as _______
A Tihar
B Swanti
C Both options a and b
D Neither of the options above
Answer: C
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Question 26
The term "Vrajapati" used in Indian Mythology denoted _______
A The Head of the Village
B The Head of the Family
C The Head of a Society
D The Head of a City
Answer: A
Question 27
One of India's most distinguished constitutional lawyers who had received brickbats for arguing in favor of Dow Chemicals in the
Bhopal gas disaster case is _________
A Ram Jethmalai
B Fali Nariman
C Mukul Rohatgi
D Pramila Nesargi
Answer: B
Question 28
The Nobel Peace Prize winner who gave up .freedom and a life with her family in Britain, to protest against the military rule at another
country, who is also the Chair of the National League for democracy is ___________
A Angela Merkel
B Christine Lagarde
C Brito Polman
D Aung San Suu Kyi
Answer: D
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Question 29
In September 2015 it was revealed that is the country which was exporting drone components worth hundreds of millions to countries
that include Saudi Arabia and South Korea, to regain lost ground in a global arms race.
A France
B United Kingdom
C Japan
D USA
Answer: B
Question 30
In the Indian general assembly elections 2014 the BJP-led NDA won __________________seats out of________ Lok Sabha seats that were
announced
A 335546
B 334545
C 336543
D 331544
Answer: C
Question 31
The BS EN 16001 solutions from BSI is applicable for
A Energy Management Systems
B Environment Management Systems
C Energy Process Systems
D Environment Standard Systems
Answer: A
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Question 32
The WEEE (Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment) is a directive that controls ______
A how electric and electronic equipment is handled and recycled
B how electric and electronic equipment is manufactured and handled
C how electric and electronic equipment is recycled
D how electric and electronic equipment is manufactured, handled and recycled
Answer: C

Question 33
The Sensex and Nifty are both indices. The base years for the BSE Sensex and Nifty are_________ and __________ respectively.
A 1980-81 and 1990
B 1990-91 and 2000
C 1978-79 and 1995
D 2000-01 and 2004
Answer: C
Question 34
The artist who painted Irises, Sunflowers, Red Poppies, Pink Roses was _________
A Vincent van Gogh
B Sandro Botticelli
C Leonardo da Vinci
D Michelangelo
Answer: A

Question 35
Which Indian satellite was launched that has a fantastic timing and records 1000th of a second ?
A GSAT - 16
B IRNSS - ID
C GSAT - 6
D Astrosat
Answer: C
Question 36
W3C stands for __________
A Triple Web Consortium
B Triple Web Consolidation Council
C World Wide Web Consortium
D World Wide Web Company
Answer: C
Question 37
The country/countries that has/have resorted to Quantitative easing in the last decade is/are

A United States of America
B United Kingdom
C Japan
D All of the above
Answer: D

Question 38
Who is the Indian badminton player who after spending an year after his shoulder injury earned a final appearance at the Korean Open
in 2015 ?
A Chetan Anand
B AjayJayaram
C Parupalli Kashyap
D Sameer Verma
Answer: B
Question 39
Tamaasha, the traditional folk theatre form of Maharashtra has evolved from the folk forms of
A Gondhal, Jagran and Kirtan
B Only Kirtan
C Only Gondhal, Jagran
D Only Gondhal
Answer: A
Question 40
The last series of wall painting in India are from near Hindupur belonging to 16th century A.D.
A Lepakshi temple
B Shiva temple
C Sri Venkateswara Swami Temple
D Ganesh Temple
Answer: A
Reasoning
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Question 41
A bungalow has one of its room located on the first floor and there are three identical 100 watt electrical bulbs fixed in the room. Each
bulb is connected to a specific switch located at the basement. There are only three switches in the basement. All the bulbs are
switched off at present and you are also at the basement area. The first floor cannot be seen from the basement area. If you are
allowed to use your common prudence, what is the minimum number of times that you will have to go from basement to first floor to
identify which switch goes to which bulb?
A 3 times
B 20 times
C 1 time
D 6 times
Answer: C

Question 42
Shyam is running a start-up. His initial investments are high and he is trying hard to manage and increase his cash flow. The sundry
expenses that his firm incurs is negligible. He found from his accountant that the amount of pre-paid expenses in the balance sheet,
which were booked from the previous year to the current year was increased. Shyam also ensured that his cash funded by the venture
capitalists did not reduce when compared to the previous year. The interest that he gets from his fixed deposits increases, which is in
tune with his sundry expenses. The final effect on cash for this year would be _____________.
A Cash flow marginally increases
B Cash flow exponentially increases
C Cash flow remains the same
D None of the above
Answer: D
Question 43
A producer of a drama theatre is creating his weekend schedule. The producer has six plays to choose from: "Made in India", "Laugh
for a while", "The Life is your choice", "MBA - Maha Budhiman Aadmi", "Placements -my goal", "MBA Go Getters". The producer sets a
schedule based upon the following criteria.
I. "Made in India" must be shown before "The Life is your choice" and "Laugh for a while"
II. "Laugh for a while" must be shown before "MBA - Maha Budhiman Aadmi"
III. "Placements - my goal" must be shown after "The Life is your choice" and "MBA Go Getters"
Which of the following weekend schedules are consistent with the producer's criteria ?
A Made in India, Laugh for a while, The Life is your choice, MBA - Maha Budhiman Aadmi, Placements - my goal and MBA Go Getters.
B MBA Go Getters, Made in India, Laugh for a while, The Life is your choice, Placements - my goal and MBA - Maha Budhiman Aadmi.
C Made in India, MBA Go Getters, Placements - my goal, Laugh for a while, MBA - Maha Budhiman Aadmi and The Life is your choice.
D Made in India, MBA Go Getters, MBA - Maha Budhiman Aadmi, The Life is your choice, Placements - my goal and Laugh for a while
Answer: B

Question 44
Mr. Peter gave his eldest son David a bag with 1000 gold coins. David took 230 gold coins from the bag and gave the rest to his
younger brothers John, Joe and Jonathan, and advised them to distribute the balance left in the bag amongst themselves in
proportion to their age which together amounted to 17.5 years. After a lot of deliberation and discussion John, Joe and Jonathan
came to a conclusion to distribute the gold coins. Their methodology was as follows: As often John took 4 gold coins, Joe took 3. As
often John took 6 gold coins Jonathan took 7. What was the age of John, Joe and Jonathan ?
A 6 years, 4.5 years and 7 years respectively
B 5 years, 5.5 years and 7 years respectively
C 6 years, 5 years and 6.5 years respectively
D 5 years, 6.5 years and 6 years respectively
Answer: A

Question 45
Mohan has an antique clock which strikes and makes loud gong sound every hour. It strikes the exact number of times indicating the
time of the day or night. His clock takes seven seconds to strike Seven O' clock, how many seconds will his clock take to strike Eleven
O'clock?
A 11.22222227 seconds
B 11 seconds
C 11.66666667 seconds.
D None of the above
Answer: C
Question 46
Find the missing number : 2, 6, 20, 42, 110 __________
A 126
B 156
C 176
D 196
Answer: B
Question 47
Fifteen years back, Ms. Kalpana had three sons Ramesh, Suresh and Rajesh. The sum of the age of Ramesh, Suresh and Rajesh was
equal to half of the age of their mother. It was during the next five years when Mahesh was born. Then the age of Ms. Kalpana was
equal to the sum of the ages of all her children. Time went on and years passed and Dinesh was bom and age of Ramesh equaled the
sum of the ages of Rajesh and Mahesh. Now, it so happened that the sum of the ages of Ramesh, Suresh, Rajesh, Mahesh and Dinesh
was double the age of their mother and was also equal to the sum of the ages of Suresh and Ramesh. Also Ramesh's age was equal to
sum of the ages of Mahesh and Dinesh. What is the age of Ms. Kalpana?
A 39 years
B 42 years

41 years
C
D none of the above
Answer: C

Question 48
Find the missing number: -1, 0, 0, ____, 8
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
Answer: B
Question 49
Ceiling Fan : Table Fan :: abcdefg :
A abcdefg
B abcdgfe
C gfedcba
D None of these
Answer: C
Instructions
There is a statement followed by two arguments. Choose the correct option which gives the decision on the arguments, which is
derived from the statement.
Question 50
Given Statement: The new amendment of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India refers to bringing an overall positive impact
on the communities, cultures, societies and environments. The fundamentals of CSR rest on the fact that not only public policy but
even corporate should be responsible enough to address social issues.
Argument I: Government should not enforce companies to take up CSR.

Argument II: Companies moral responsibility is to take up CSR for a long run benefit.
A Argument II is correct but Argument I is wrong
B Argument I is correct but Argument II is wrong
C Both the arguments are false
D Both the arguments are correct
Answer: A

Question 51
LPG subsidy is a stand taken by the government. Linking of Aadhar card to a bank account has been made mandatory for receiving
the subsidy.
Argument I: All people should give up LPG subsidies.
Argument II: To fill the gap between poor and rich.
A Argument II is the output of Argument I
B Argument I is a byproduct of Argument II
C Argument I and Argument II are complementing to each other
D No logical link between Argument I and Argument II
Answer: D
Instructions
Question 52
If CAB is coded as 723 - 5 58 in a coded language then how will DAD be coded ?
A 4023 -5 4023
B 4090 -5 4090
C 1024 -5 1024
D 1246 -5 1189
Answer: B
Question 53
If MONEY is coded as 144 200 171 0 600 then DOLLAR is coded as ________
A - 9 200 199 119 - 24 299
B - 8 200 106 106 - 20 200
C 122 200 102 102 10 154
D 120 200 101 101 08 156
Answer: A

Question 54
There are 100 MBA aspirants in a classroom and 99% of them are engineers. How many engineers must leave the classroom in order
to reduce the percentage of engineers in the classroom to 98% ?
A 1
B 2
C 50
D 90

Answer: C
Question 55
Vikas was showing a photograph to his friend and pointed to a boy and told the following statement "His name is Atul and his
maternal grandfather's brother is my maternal grandfather's sister's son." How is Atul related to Vikas ?
A They are brothers
B Vikas is the uncle of Atul
C They are distant cousins
D None of the above
Answer: B
Question 56
There was a party organized and the following members attended the party : Sheela, Amruta, Rohit, Rahul, Ajey, Ranveer and Gauri.
Sheela is mother-in-law of Amruta, who is sister-in-law of Rohit. Rahul is the father of Ajey. Ajey is the brother of Rohit. Ranveer is
the only brother of Rahul and the father-in-law of Gauri. Gauri was married to Rohit. How is Sheela related to Ranveer ?
A cousin
B mother
C sister
D none of the above
Answer: D

Instructions
sing the information given below answer the questions:
A chef is trying a recipe for a tasty ice cream using four ingredients. He can choose from three liquids for taste which are labeled A, B
and C which are stable in nature and the choice for flavor can be from four liquids which are labeled W, X, Y and Z. For the new ice
cream recipe to be tasty, there must be two liquids from the taste giving liquids. Also certain liquids cannot be mixed because of their
reactions which makes it unhealthy for human consumption and the same is given below B cannot be mixed with W C cannot be mixed
with Y Y cannot be mixed with Z
Question 57
If the chef calculated that Y is the most important flavor and must be used in the recipe, which other ingredients must be part of the
recipe ?
A A, B and W
B A, B and X
C A, B and Z
D B, C and X
Answer: B
Question 58
'If the chef rejected B because of its possible side effects but decided to use Z, which is a possible combination of the four ingredients
in the recipe ?

A A, C, W and Z
B A, X, Y and Z
C A, W, X and Z
D A, C, Y and Z
Answer: A
Question 59
Which of the following combination of liquids is impossible ?

I. Using Y and W together
II. Using B and C together
III. Using W, X and Z together
A I only
B II only
C III and I only
D II and I only
Answer: C

Question 60
Which of the following must always be true ?

I. If C is used W must be added
II. If Y is used B must be added
III. If C is not used W cannot be added
A I and II only
B II and III only
C I, II and III only
D II only
Answer: B
Instructions
Question 61
Which letter from the options given will replace the " ? " in the table given below
A MAN

GIFT
B
C PAN
D SOFT
Answer: B
Question 62
Which word from the given options will replace the “?” in the table given below
A MALEVOLENCE
B JOIN
C LINK
D DRIP
Answer: D

Question 63
Which word from the given options will replace the " ? " in the table given below
A 48
B 168
C 64
D 132
Answer: D

Question 64
What is the least number of straight lines needed to draw the following diagram?
A 39
B 40
C 42
D none of the above
Answer: A
Question 65
Answer the following by referring to the image.

A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
Answer: C

Instructions
Based on the information given below answer the questions:
Ten friends Matt, Sam, Pat, Tom, Sid, Alex, Kat, Jim, Jane and John are having dinner on a rectangular table. Eight facing each other
along the length of the table while two facing each other along the smaller side of the table. Pat is sitting diagonally opposite to Kat,
Alex is facing Jim, John is to the right of Jane, Tom is sitting between Sam and Jim, Pat is to the extreme left of Jane who is sitting on
the extreme right along the length of the table. Sid is facing Tom and Matt is on the right of Sam.
Question 66
Who do you think is sitting in front of each other along the small sides of the table ?
A Matt and John
B Matt and Sam
C Matt and Kat
D John and Sam
Answer: A
Question 67
Sid is sitting between which of the following two ?
A Sam and Kat
B Pat and Alex
C Alex and Jane
D Kat and Jane
Answer: B
Question 68
Who are sitting diagonally opposite to each other ?
A Sid and Tom
B Sam and Jane
C Alex and Jim
D Jane and Kat
Answer: B

Question 69
Who is sitting to the immediate right of Jim
A Sam
B Jane I
C Alex
D Tom
Answer: D
Question 70
Who is sitting two places left to Jane ?
A Pat
B Alex
C Sid
D Sam
Answer: C
General English
Instructions
Question 71
"To catch a tartar" means ___________
A To trap wanted criminal with great difficulty
B To catch a-dangerous person
C To catch a person who is more than one's match
D To meet with disaster
Answer: B

Question 72
A leopard can't change its ____________
A dots
B stripes

color
C
D none of the above
Answer: D
Question 73
"So sober sometimes serious Sam smiles on silly things" is a /an _______.
A hyperbole
B assonance
C anaphora
D alliteration
Answer: A
Question 74
"The strength given by my mother is bigger than the cosmic energy in this cosmos" is ___________
A rhyme
B metaphor
C personification
D hyperbole
Answer: B

Question 75
The buzzing of bees is an example of __________
A simile
B metonymy
C onomatopoeia
D paradox
Answer: C
Question 76
The word CACTI is of Latin origin. It can also be replaced by ___________
A cactus
B cats
C cactuses
D cactusas
Answer: A

Question 77
The word TROUSSEAUX is of French origin. It can also be replaced by ______
A Troussers
B Trousseaus
C Troussears
D None of the above
Answer: D

Question 78
The singular of the word SCARVES is spelt as _________
A scarve
B scarfe
C scarv
D none of the above
Answer: D
Question 79
The "Drawing Pins" in British English is referred to as __________ in American English.
A thumb pins
B board pins
C broad pins
D thumbtacks
Answer: A
Question 80
"Aubergine" in Britain is referred to as in United States of America.
A Migraine
B eggplant
C margarine
D egg
Answer: B

Question 81
Base ball in American English is commonly referred to as ___________ in British English.
A run ball
B strike ball
C rounders ball
D rounders
Answer: D
Question 82
Complete the collocation words __________ weapon
A nuclear
B atomic
C molecular
D electronic
Answer: A
Question 83
Complete the collocation words Seminal __________
A news
B river
C nuance
D research
Answer: D

Question 84
Complete the collocation words _________ Percentage
A huge
B big
C more
D large
Answer: D
Question 85
The idiom "Against the clock" means

A Break the Rules
B Rushed and short on time.
C Go back to the Past
D Look at the Past
Answer: B
Question 86
The idiom "Buy a lemon" means ___________
A A superstitious way to say 'good luck'
B A lie which is propaganda for people to believe
C An unbelievable story which is told for people to believe
D To purchase a vehicle that constantly gives problems or stops running after you drive it away.
Answer: A

Question 87
Kedar uses the following sentence to introduce himself. Choose the correct option.
A Myself Kedar, I belong to Mumbai
B Myself Kedar and I am from Mumbai
C Myself Kedar from Mumbai
D None of the above
Answer: D
Question 88
Ram uses the following sentence to tell the time of the day to Shyam. Which one is the correct sentence ?
A It is 2 pm in the afternoon
B It is 2 pm
C It is 2 pm in the noon
D It is 2 o'clock in the afternoon
Answer: D
Instructions
In the following questions parts have been underlined. If any rule of correct English is violated then it could be only in the UNDERLINED
part, marked as 1, 2, 3 or 4. Choose the option, which violates usage of correct English.
Question 89
My Parents/1 are Indians but/2 I am/3 born in Sydney/4.

A only 1
B 1 and 3
C only 3
D only 4
Answer: B

Question 90
Standing/1 on the top of the tower the whole city could be seen/3.
A only 1
B only 2
C 1 and 2
D None of the above
Answer: D
Question 91
Ganesh is taller than/1 Ramesh but/2 Anoop is/3 more taller/4.
A only 1
B only 2
C only 3
D only 4
Answer: D
Instructions
Read the following passage and answer the questions:
"There are several factors that contribute to wisdom. Of these I should put first a sense of proportion; the capacity to take account of all
the important factors in a problem and to attach to each its due weight. This has become more difficult than it used to be owing to the
extent and complexity of the specialized knowledge required of various kinds of technicians. Suppose, for example, that you are
engaged in research in scientific medicine. The work is difficult and is likely to absorb the whole of your intellectual energy. You have no
time to consider the effect which your discoveries or invention may have outside the field of medicine. You succeed (let us say), as
modern medicine has succeeded, in enormously lowering the infant death-rate, not only in Europe and America, but also in Asia and
Africa. This has the entirely unintended result of making the food supply inadequate and lowering the standard of life in the most
populous parts of the world. To take aneven more spectacular example, which is in everybody's mind at the present time- you study the
composition of the atom from a disinterested desire for
knowledge and incidentally place in the hands of powerful lunatics the means of destroying the human race. In such ways the pursuit of
knowledge may become harmful unless it is combined with wisdom; and wisdom in the sense of comprehensive vision is not
necessarily present in specialists in the pursuit of knowledge. Comprehensiveness alone, however, is not enough to constitute wisdom.
There must be, also, certain awareness of ends of human life. This may be illustrated by the study of history. Many eminent historians
have done more harm than good because they viewed facts through the distorting medium of their own passions. Hegel had a
philosophy of history which did not suffer from any lack of comprehensiveness, since it started from earliest time and continued into an
indefinite future. But the chief lesson of history which he sought to inculcate was that from the year A.D. 400 down to his own time,
Germany had been the most important nation and the standard bearer of progress in the world. Perhaps one could stretch the
comprehensiveness that constitutes wisdom to include not only intellect but also feeling. It is by no means uncommon to find men/

women whose knowledge is wide but those feelings are narrow. Such men / women lack what I am calling wisdom. I think the essence
of wisdom is emancipation, as far as possible, from the tyranny of the here and the now. We cannot help the egoism of our senses.
Sight, sound and touch are bound up with our own bodies and cannot be made impersonal. Our emotions start similarly from ourselves.
An infant feels hunger or discomfort; gradually with the years his horizon widens, and, in proportion as his thoughts and feelings
become less personal and less concerned with his own physical states, he achieves growing wisdom. This is of course a matter of
degree. No one can view the world with complete impartiality; however, it is possible to make a continual approach towards impartiality,
on the one hand, by knowing things somewhat remote in time or space, and, on the other hand, by giving to such things their due weight
in our feelings. It is this approach towards impartiality that constitutes growth in wisdom. Perhaps in this sense the wisdom can be
taught. I think that this teaching should have a larger intellectual element than has been customary in what has been thought of as
moral instruction. I think that the
disastrous result of hatred and narrow mindedness to those who fed them can be pointed out incidentally in the course of giving
knowledge. Knowledge and morals ought not to be too much separated. It is true that the kind of specialized knowledge which is
required for various kinds of skills has very little to do with wisdom. But it should be supplemented in education by wider surveys
calculated to put it in its place in the totality of human activities. Even the best technicians should also be good citizens, i.e. citizens of
the world and not of any one nation.
With every increase of knowledge and skill, wisdom becomes more necessary for every such increase augments our capacity of
realizing our purposes, and therefore augments our capacity for evil, if our purposes are unwise. The world needs wisdom as it has
never needed it before; and if knowledge continues to increase, the world will need wisdom in the future even more than it does now.
Question 92
According to the author what results in growth of wisdom ?
A Widening Knowledge and narrowing feelings
B Acquiring specialized knowledge which is required for various kinds of skills
C Viewing the world with complete impartiality
D None of the above
Answer: C

Question 93
According to the author the essence of wisdom is ______
A Deliverance from the oppression of here and now
B Subduing from the oppression of here and now
C Captivity from the oppression of here and now
D All of the above
Answer: B
Question 94
What according to the author is the relationship between knowledge and wisdom ?
A As human wisdom increases there is increase in knowledge created
B As knowledge keeps on increasing there is lesser need of wisdom
C As knowledge keeps on increasing there is a higher need for wisdom
D As growth in wisdom stops, knowledge creation stagnates.
Answer: C

Question 95
The example used by the author to explain the ways in which the pursuit of knowledge can be harmful, unless combined with wisdom,
is
A the space mission
B medicine that lowers infant mortality across the world.
C the progress of Germany.
D none of the above.
Answer: B

Question 96
What factors according to the author, contribute to wisdom ?
A a sense of proportion, giving knowledge, study of history, emancipation
B a sense of proportion, dignity, knowledge, skill
C comprehensiveness, a sense of proportion, awareness of the end of human life, emancipation from the tyranny of the present
D none of the above.
Answer: C
Instructions
Read each of the components of the given sentences and mark the component with grammatical error.
Question 97
I. He is capable at
II. twisting any fact
III. without any suspicion
IV. at any time
A Only I
B Only II
C Only III
D Only IV
Answer: A
Question 98
I. My cousin brother, who lives

II. in Goa, is eager to visit us
III. in Mumbai and aspires to have
IV. a glimpse of the city
A Only I
B Only II

Only III
C
D Only IV
Answer: A

Instructions
Choose the correct word which best fits for the sentence to be complete and grammatically correct.
Question 99
It was no wonder that after the roads were closed with continuous snow fall, hotels started__________ off the tourists.
A ranking
B taking
C beating
D looting
Answer: A
Question 100
When the penalty corner was saved, the players __________ in toward the goal keeper to congratulate him.
A closed
B went
C crashed
D pooled
Answer: C
Instructions
Question 101
The synonym for the word "Inclement" is
A stormy
B intimate
C advocacy
D immediate
Answer: A

Question 102
The antonym for the word "Taciturn" is _______

A garrulous
B energetic
C ephemeral
D enigmatic
Answer: A
Question 103
Complete with the appropriate collocation word ________ activism.
A judicial
B legal
C prosecutional
D lawful
Answer: A
Question 104
If Propensity : Tendency then ______
A Prologue : Epilogue
B Master : Slave
C Audacity : Impudence
D Conduct : Immortality
Answer: C

Question 105
If Tepid: Hot then ________
A Jealousy : Envy
B Hatred : Antipathy
C Unity : Harmony
D Joy : Ecstasy
Answer: D
Question 106
From the following words pick the odd word out.
A lampoon
B satire

ridicule
C
D parable
Answer: D
Question 107
A euphemism
B maxim
C aphorism
D dictum
Answer: A

Question 108
A force
B intimidation
C shakedown
D bleak
Answer: D
Instructions
The following questions have sentences which are incomplete. Pick up one phrase / clause from the options given, that will complete
the sentence logically.
Question 109
To ensure success in a difficult task___________
A one needs to be persistent
B persistence is needed
C you need a person of persistence
D persistence is what one needs
Answer: B
Question 110
The more we looked at the piece of modern art _________
A we liked it less
B better we liked it

the less we liked it
C
D we liked it more and more
Answer: B
Quantitative Aptitude
Instructions
Question 111
A batsman was having 32 runs per innings as his average after 15th innings. His average increased by 2 runs after 16th inning. Then
what was his score in the 16th inning?
A 64
B 60
C 46
D 62
Answer: A
Explanation:
This can be answered either by using averages concept or alligations concept.
(p1q1+p2q2 )
Alligations :p = q1+q2 where q1 and q2 are the number of innings in two group's , p1 and p2 are there respective
averages(average runs) , p is the overall average.
Here q1=15 , q2=1 , p1=32 , p= 34 (since increased by 2 runs)
On solving the equation you get p2=64

Question 112
The least number which is a perfect square and is divisible by each of the numbers 14, 16, 18 is
A 6048
B 7056
C 1008
D 2046
Answer: B
Explanation:
The least number that is divisible by 14,16,18 will be the LCM of three which is 1008 but it is not a perfect square .
1008 = 24 ⋅ 32 ⋅ 7 . To make it a perfect square you need to multiply it by 7.

1008*7=7056

Question 113
Four people clap after every 20 minutes, 30 minutes, 40 minutes and 50 minutes respectively. All of them clapped together at 10.00
am. Then they will again clap together at ________
A 3 pm
B 5 pm
C 6 pm
D 8 pm
Answer: D
Explanation:
All of them will clap together after LCM(20,30,40,50) minutes = 600 minutes=10hrs
Therefore they will clap together again at 8pm.
Question 114
Three candidates "A", "B", "C" participated in an election. "A" gets 40% of the votes more than "B". "C" gets 20% votes more than "B". "A"
also overtakes "C" by 4000 votes. If 90% voters voted and no invalid or illegal votes were cast, then what will be the number of voters
in the voting list?
A 72000
B 80000
C 70000
D 78500
Answer: B
Explanation:
Let 100x be the total numbers of voters in the voters list. => 90x voters voted
A=1.4B (since A received 40% more votes than B)
C=1.2B
Given A-C = 4000
1.4B-1.2B=4000 => B=20000 => A=24000 and C = 28000
So total voter who voted =A+B+C= 72000 which is 90% of the total list.
So when 90%= 72000 , 100%= 80000.

Question 115
In a competitive exam there were 5 sections. 10% of the total number of students cleared the cut off in all the sections and 5% cleared
none of the sections. From the remaining candidates 30% cleared only section 1, 20% cleared only section 2, 10% cleared only section
3 and remaining 1020 candidates cleared only section 4. How many students appeared in the competitive exam ?
A 2550
B 2800
C 3000

3200
D
Answer: C
Explanation:
Let total number of students=100x
10x=students who cleared the cut off in all the sections
5x=students who cleared none of the sections.
Remaining = 85x
Out of these 85x , 30% cleared only 1st section , 20% cleared only 2nd section, 30% cleared only section 3
Together they constitute 60% of 85x
Remaining= 40% of 85x =1020
On solving x=30
Total students=100x= 100*30=3000
Question 116
3
A man sold 5 th of his articles at a gain of 20% and the remaining at cost price. Find the gain earned in the transaction.
A 8
B 10
C 12
D 14
Answer: C
Explanation:
This can be solved in an easier manner by using allegations concept.
(p1q1+p2q2 )
p= q1+q2 where p1 ,p2 are profit percentages , q1,q2 are the number of articles , p is the overall profit percentage.
Here q1=3/5 , q2 =2/5 , p1=20 , p2=0
On solving you get p as 12
Question 117
A trader sells 20 articles at Rs. 54 per article after giving 10% discount and gains 50% profit. If the discount is not given, the profit
gained is ______
A 56.76%
B 66.66%
C 62.66%
D 63.66%
Answer: B
Explanation:
P=50% and D=10%
(M ⋅D)
P=M-D- 100 where p=profit% , M=markup% , D=discount%
(M ⋅10 )
50 = M - 10 - 100 => M = 66.66
So if he doesn't give any discount he will end up with 66.66% profit.

Question 118
A bottle contains 50 liters of milk. From this bottle 5 liters of milk was taken out and replaced the water. This process was repeated
further for three times. How much milk is now contained in the bottle ?
A 36.45 litres
B 34.4 litres
C 36.8 litres
D 46.5 litres
Answer: A
Explanation:
y n
Final volume of Milk = Initial volume of milk (1 − x )
where y=quantity of milk removed in each iteration , x= total quantity of the mixture and n=number of times the process being repeated
5 3
Final volume of milk = 50 ⋅ (1 − 50 )
Question 119
4
A ball is dropped from a height of 200 meters. After striking the floor it re-bounces to 5 th of the height from where it fell. The total
distance it travels before coming to rest is _____
A 1200 meters
B 1600 meters
C 1800 meters
D 1820 meters
Answer: C
Explanation:
For the 1st drop the distance travelled by the ball = 200m
After 1st drop it rebounces to a height of 4/5 * 200 and then falls from that height . The total distance travelled in this case would be
4
2⋅ 5 ⋅ 200
4 4
Similarly the total distance travelled in next case would be 2 ⋅ 5 ⋅ 5 ⋅ 200
So total distance =
4 4 2 4 3
200 + 2 ⋅ 200 ⋅ ( 5 + ( 5 ) + ( 5 ) + ....)
45 4
200+400( ) = 1800m
1− 5
Question 120
The sum of all two digit numbers that give a remainder 2 when they are divided by 7 is _______
A 552
B 654

658
C
D 684
Answer: B
Explanation:
12
2 (16 + 93)The numbers will be of the form 7k+2 where k is an whole number.
The smallest two digit number is when k=2 which is 16 and the largest 2 digit number is 93 k= 13
So sum = 16+23+.... +93 which are in AP.
Sum to n terms of an AP= n/2(a+l), where n=number of terms , a=1st term ,l=last term
Here n=12 , a=16 , l=93
Hence sum = 654

Question 121
A man covers half of his journey by train at 90 km/hr, one-third of the remainder by bus at 30 km/hr and the rest by cycle at 10 km/hr.
The average speed during the entire journey is ______
A 22.5 km/hr
B 28.5 km/hr
C 30.0 km/hr
D 32.5 km/hr
Answer: A
Explanation:
Average speed = Total distance/total time
Let us consider total distance =180km
Case 1 : man covers half of his journey by train at 90 km/hr

90
Distance= 90km => time t1= 90 =1hr
Remaining distance = 90km
Case 2 : man covers one-third of the remainder by bus at 30 km/hr

30
Distance = 30km => time t2= 30 =1hr
Case 3 : man covers rest by cycle at 10 km/hr

60
Distance = 60km => time t3= 10 =6hr
180
Therefore Average speed = 1+1+6 = 22.5km/hr
Question 122
John's grandfather was five times older to him 5 years ago. He would be two times of his age after 25 years from now. What is the
ratio of John's age to that of his grandfather ?
A 7 : 11
B 5 : 11
C 3 : 11

4 : 11
D
Answer: C
Explanation:
Let age of john 5 years ago be x years
age of his grandfather 5 years ago will be 5x
25 years from now there ages will be x+30 and 5x+30 respectively
Given 5x+30 =2(x+30) => x=10
So there present ages would be x+5=15 and 5x+5=55
Ratio = 3:11
Question 123
A number when successively divided by 5 and 6 gives remainders 3 and 2 respectively. What will be the remainders if the number is
successively divided by 3 and 4 ?
A 2, 3
B 2, 1
C 1, 2
D 3, 4
Answer: C
Explanation:
Going in the reverse order
When number is divided by 6 ,the remainder is 2 => the number is of the form 6k+2
When 6k+2 is divided by 5,the remainder is 3 => the number is of the form 5(6k+2)+3 = 30k+13
When 30k+13 is divided by 3 , the remainder is 1.
The remaining is 30k + 12 , so when 30k+12 is divided by 4 ,the remainder is 2

Question 124
How many zeros would be there in 1024!
A 240
B 248
C 256
D 253
Answer: D
Explanation:
The number of zeros in n! = highest power of 5 in n!
1024 1024 1024 1024
Highest power of 5 in 1024! = [ 5 ] + [ 25 ] +[ 125 ] + [ 625 ] where [ ]is the greatest integer function.
Highest power of 5 in 1024! = 204+ 40+ 8+ 1 = 253
Question 125
1
If x = 3 + 2 2 what will be the value of X 2 + ( X 2 )?

A 35
B 32
C 36
D 34
Answer: D
Explanation:
X=3+2 2
1
x =3−2 2
1 1 2
x2 + x2 = (x + x ) − 2 = 62 − 2 = 34
Question 126
The unit digit in the final solution when, 13*27*63*51*98*46 is ...........
A 4
B 8
C 2
D none of the above
Answer: A
Explanation:
For calculating the units digit ,you only take last digit in each number and start multiplying them and when ever a 2 digit number is
generated,you take only the units digit of that as well and go on.
Therefore 13*27*63*51*98*46 = 3*7*3*1*8*6 = 21*3*1*8*6 = 1*3*1*8*6 = 24*6 = 4*6 = 24 = 4

Question 127
A dishonest seller sells his grocery items using a false weight and thus gains 5% for a kilogram, he uses the weight of approximately
________
A 940.251
B 943.123
C 948.238
D 952.381
Answer: D
Explanation:
Let us assume that he uses x grams of weight instead of 1000gm.
1000
Now, SP=CP* x
SP 1000
CP = X
SP 1000
CP −1= X −1
5 1000
100 = X −1
5 1000
5 1000
100 +1= X
105 1000
100 = X
X=952.381
Question 128
A, B and C can do a work in 6, 8 and 12 days respectively. If they do the work together and earn Rs. 2700, what is the share of C in
that amount ?
A 600
B 900
C 1000
D 700
Answer: A
Explanation:
shares are divided in the ratio of their efficiency.
Let us assume that a work of 24units is to be done
A does 4 units of work every day
B does 3 units of work everyday
C does 2 units of work everyday.
So shares will be divided in the ratio 4:3:2

2
So C's share will be 9 ⋅ 2700 = 600 Rs
Question 129
How many words each of two vowels and three consonants can be formed from the letters of the word "UNIVERSAL" ?
A 7000
B 7200
C 7400
D 7800
Answer: B
Explanation:
The number of ways of selecting 2 vowels from U,I,A,E = 4c2 = 6
The number of ways of selecting 3 consonants from N,V,R,S,L = 5c3 = 10
After selecting you can arrange them is 5! ways.
Total number of words = 6*10*120 = 7200

Question 130
Three pipes A, B and C can fill a tank in 12 hours. All the pipes started working together and after 3 hours, C is closed. If A and B can
fill the remaining part in 10 hours, then the number of hours taken by C alone to fill the tank is .
A 100 hours

110 hours
B
C 120 hours
D 130 hours
Answer: C
Explanation:
Let efficiencies of A,B,C be a,b,c respectively.
W
Given a+b+c = 12 => Total work = 12(a+b+c)
They worked together for 3 hours. So work done in 3 hours = 3(a+b+c)
Remaining= 9(a+b+c) which is filled by a and b only in 10 hours

(9 (a+b+c ))
So a + b = 10
On solving a+b=9c
So W= 12(9c+c)=120c
120c
Time taken by C alone = c =120 hours
Question 131
If the numbers between 1 to 65 which will be divisible by 4 are taken and then if the number present in the units places and tens
places is swapped, post which they are written in ascending order, then which of the following number will be at 10th place from the
last ?
A 40
B 24
C 44
D 25
Answer: A
Question 132
Ajit, Ravi and Hari were trying to hit a target. If Ajit hits the target 5 times in 8 attempts, Ravi hits it 3 times in 5 attempts and Hari hits
it 2 times in 4 attempts. What is the probability that the target is hit by at least 2 persons ?
A 40
B 24
C 44
D 25
Answer: B

Question 133
1 1
If 2 log x + 2 log y + log 2 = log(x + y), then ..............
A x = −y

x=y+1
B
C x=y
D y = x+1
Answer: C
Explanation: 1 1
mlog(a) + nlog(b) = log( a m ⋅ b n )
Therefore the given LHS reduces to log(2 xy) which is equal to log(x+y)
Remove log on both sides
2 xy=x+y
( x)2 + ( y)2 − 2 x⋅y = 0
( x− y)2 = 0
=> x=y
Question 134
log5 25 + log2 (log3 81) is
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
Answer: D
Explanation:
log (a m) = m log (a ) and loga a = 1
log5 52 + log2 (log3 34 )
2 + log2 4
2+ log2 22
Question 135
Peter was standing on the top of a rock cliff facing the sea. He saw a boat coming towards the shore. As he kept seeing time just flew.
Ten minutes less than half of an hour, the angle of depression changed from 30 to 60. How much more time in minutes will the boat
take to
reach the shore ?
A 5
B 10
C 15
D 20
Answer: B

Question 136
In a school where there was a compulsion to learn at least one foreign language from the choice given to them, namely German,
French and Spanish. Twenty eight students took French, thirty took German and thirty two took Spanish. Six students learnt French
and
German, eight students learnt German and Spanish, ten students learnt French and Spanish. Fifty four students learnt only one
foreign language while twenty students learnt only German. Find the number of students in the school.
A 60
B 62
C 70
D none of the above
Answer: A
Explanation:
Exactly 1 subject = a+b+c ---> Represented by X
Exactly 2 subjects=d+e+f -----> Represented by Y
Exactly 3 subjects= g -----> Represented by Z
So X + Y+ Z + none = total --------------> (I)
German + French + Spanish = (a+b+c) +2(d+e+f) + 3(g) = X+ 2Y + 3Z -----------> (II)
So X+2Y+3Z= 30+28+32=90
Given X = 54
So 2Y +3Z = 36--------> (1)
Given ,
French and German = 6 => d+g = 6
German and Spanish = e+g = 8
French and Spanish = f + g = 10
adding all the three (d+e+f) + 3g = 24
Y + 3Z = 24 ------> (2)
solving 1 and 2 you get Y=12 and Z=4
Therefore Total = X+Y+Z+None = 54+12+4=70
Question 137
Sonali can solve 70% of the problems in a competitive exam and Nirali can solve only 60% in the same exam. What is the probability
that at least one of them will solve a problem, provided selection of questions is done randomly from the same exam ?

A 0.82
B 0.88
C 0.62
D 0.72
Answer: B
Question 138
Rs. XYZ was deposited at simple interest at a specific rate for 3 years. Had it been deposited at 2% higher rate, it would have fetched
Rs. 360 more. Find Rs. XYZ.
A Rs. 5500
B Rs. 5000
C Rs. 6000
D Rs. 4500
Answer: C
Explanation:
Let the rate of interest be x% and Principal amount be P
(P⋅3⋅X )
Simple interest in 1st case = 100
(P⋅3⋅ (X +2 ))
Simple interest in 2nd case = 100
Given the difference is 360

(3⋅P )
100 (X + 2 − X ) = 360
So on solving we get P=6000.

Question 139
A man invests certain amount at 6% per annum simple interest and another amount at 7% per annum simple interest. His income
from the interest after 2 years was Rs. 348. The ratio of first amount to second is 4:5. Find the total amount invested.
A Rs. 2600
B Rs. 2900
C Rs. 2700
D none of the above
Answer: D
Explanation:
Let the total amount invested be 9x
(4x∗2∗6 )
So the interest for 2 years on 4x amount = 100
(5x∗2∗7 )
the interest for 2 years on 4x amount = 100
Given , Sum of these = 348

1.18x = 348 => x ≃ 295
So total amount invested = 2655
Question 140
A person has a bag which contains 9 bulbs out of which 2 are fused and cannot be used to lighten the room. Two bulbs are selected at
random. What is the probability that all the two bulbs chosen can be used to lighten the room ?
5
A 12
7
B 12
9
C 12
10
D 12
Answer: B
Explanation:
Probability = Number of favourable cases/ total number of cases
favourable cases= 7c2
total cases = 9c2

(7c 2 )
Probability = (9 cc) =7/12
Question 141
The value of (p-a) * (p-b) * (p-c)………….* (p-z) is ____________
A A complex polynomial which starts with p24
B Zero
C A complex polynomial which starts with p26
D A complex polynomial which has several variables including p26 and p24
Answer: D
Explanation:
If the question would have been "can be" , then all the options would have been correct but since it has been given as 'is' , only option d
satisfies.
Option A: The polynomial can start with any power of p. The order of powers of p does not make any difference.
Option B:It is possible only when p = a or b or c ...... or z
Option C:The polynomial can start with any power of p. The order of powers of p does not make any difference.
Option D:This is true in all the cases.

Question 142
There are nine humans in a ship, each human has nine cages and each cage has nine huge lions and each lion has nine cubs. How
many legs are there in the ship ? (Human have two legs, lions have four legs, cubs have four legs.)
A 747
B 3258
C 29178

26561
D
Answer: C
Explanation:
Total number of humans = 9 => total legs = 9*2=18
Total number of lions = 9*9*9 => total legs= 9*9*9*4=2916
Total number of cubs = 9*9*9*9=> total legs =9*9*9*9*4=26244
So total legs= 29178
Question 143
As shown in the figure, there is a square of 24 cm. A circle is inscribed inside the square. Inside the circle are four circles of equal
radius which are inscribed. The total area of the shaded region in the figure given below is ________
A 576 - 196 π
B 584 - 196 π
C 864 - 196 π
D none of the above
Answer: D
Question 144
In the figure given below the value of x and y would be __________
A 10 and 15
B 15 and 10
C 06 and 12
D 12 and 06
Answer: B

Explanation:
Let the point between A and C be D
Triangle ABD and Triangle BCD are congruent using ASA congruency
Therefore 2x=3y and 4x=5y+10
On solving X=15 and Y=10

Question 145
Mr. Suresh went into a restaurant and had a happy lunch for Rs.162. He paid for the same using a 500 rupee note. He was so happy
with the meal and hence purchased a mini snack box for Rs. 37 and paid for the same using a 100 rupee note. Mr. Suresh ensured
that he collected the balance from the cashier in both cases. Although he was satisfied with the service, he did not pay any tips to the
server. The next day when the cashier went and deposited the money in the bank, it was found by the banker that only the two
currency notes which were given by Mr. Suresh were counterfeit notes. As per policy, the bank immediately tore both the notes using
their shredding machine. What is the total loss to the restaurant in this transaction ?
A 1200
B 600
C 7991
D none of the above
Answer: B
Explanation:
Total loss would be = Cost of food + Change that restaurant has given suresh
= 162+37 + 338+63=600
Question 146
If 2x + 2x+1 = 48, then the value of xx is
A 4
B 64
C 256
D 16
Answer: C
Explanation:
2x + 2x.2 = 48
2x (1 + 2) = 48
2x = 16
x=4
44 = 256
Instructions
Following table shows the percentage population of six states below poverty line and proportion of male and female.

Question 147
If the total population of state A is 5000 then what is the no. of females above poverty line in state A?
A 2000
B 2400
C 2600
D data inadequate
Answer: B
Explanation:
Total population of A=5000
Population of A below poverty line =16% => population of A above poverty line = 84% = 4200
4
Number of females above poverty line in A = 7 ⋅ 4200 = 2400

Question 148
If the population of C&D together is 20000 what is the total no. of females below poverty line in the above states?
A 5000
B 6000
C 7200
D NOTA
Answer: D
Explanation:
Since the individual populations of C and D aren't given , the number of females below poverty line cannot be determined.
Question 149
If the population of males below poverty line in state C is 6000 & state E 1000 then what is the ratio of the total population of state C&
E is
A 2:1
B 3:5
C 11 : 5

NOTA
D
Answer: D
Explanation:
Let total population of C and E be 100x and 100y respectively.
3
Number of males below poverty line in C = 7 ⋅ 14x = 6x = 6000 => x=1000
4
Number of males below poverty line in E = 5 ⋅ 25y = 20y=1000=>y= 50
Hence ratio = 20:1
Question 150
If in state F population of females below poverty line is 16000, then what is the population of males below poverty line in that state?
A 8000
B 6000
C 12000
D NOTA
Answer: D
Explanation:
Let total population of F be 100x
Population below poverty line = 20x

3
Females below poverty line = 5 ⋅ 20x = 12x = 16000
=> x= 1333.333
2
Males below poverty line = 5 ⋅ 20x = 8x = 10666.66


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A Comprehensive Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

B Cross-cultural Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

C Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

D Council of Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

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A United Nations Research Institute for Soviet Development

B United Nations Research Institute for Scientific Development

C United Nations Research Institute for Socio-economic Development

D United Nations Research Institute for Social Development

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D All of the above

A AMASR Act, 1958

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A Kharag Singh Valdiya

B Mohammad Yusuf Khan

C Lakshmi Gopala Naidu

A Pharrell Williams - "Happy"

B Old Crow Medicine Show - Remedy

C Rosanne Cash - The River & the Thread

D None of the above

C Dwarf Homo Sapein

D None of the above

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A Government Serving Based Domestic Assistance (GSBDA)

B Swadesh Swatcha Domestic Assistance (SSDA)

C Service Staff (SS)

D Bharath Based Service Assistance (BBSA)

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The foreign exchange reserve of India consists of _________

B The gold holding of RBI and special drawing rights

D Only the foreign currency assets held by RBI

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A Office Note classroom

B Micro Note class Notebook

C Soft note for classroom

D One Note class Notebook

D None of the above

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The Symbol used for reusable microwaveable plastic ware is ________

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The agency that estimates national income in India is

B Central Statistics Organisation

D Central Statistic Organisation

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In the year 2014 Facebook bought Whatsapp for _________ US Dollars.

A 25th May 2014

B 19th May 2014

C 26th May 2014

D 27th May 2014

Where is the doldrums belt located ?