SLAT 2022 Memory Based Questions; Exam Duration - 60 mins
English
Q 1. We shall fail____ we are industrious.
1. whether 2. unless 3. until 4. though
Q 2. She stood________Amit, but could not utter a single word for quite some time. 1. before 2. for 3. about
0 4. to
36 Q 3. Kanak is endowed______many great qualities. 1. by 2. with 3. in S 4. of R Q 4. The minister flew______the flooded areas in a helicopter. 1. along E
2. over 3. in 4. about E
Q 5. You have played a great role, for______your help I possibly would have R
landed myself into a problem.
1. without 2. although A
3. despite 4. after C
Q 6. The doctor advised him to go_____ several medical
tests. 1. about 2. under 3. through 4. into
Q 7.Would anybody a mother have risked her life for the baby? 1. but 2. rather 3. than 4. however
www.careers360.com Q 8. The passengers were very happy_______the friendly and warm treatment. 1. to 2. from 3. about 4. by
Q 9. If they want to succeed, they______have to work
very hard. 1. should 2. ought 3. will 4. must
0 Q 10. Sunita decided to set_______some time every day for prayers.
36 1. up 2. in 3. aside 4. on
Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning
S Question No. : 1 R C: I :: D : ______ A) M B) P C) J D) O E
Question No. : 4 Find the odd man out from the following qualifications A) B.B.A B) B.C.A C) A.C.A D) L.L.B
Question No. : 5 Z, U, Q, , L
A) K B) M C) N D) I
Question No. : 6 BF, CH, , HO, LT A) EL B) EK C) DN D) EM
www.careers360.com Question No. : 7 Australia, India, Asia A) B) C) D)
Question No. : 8 Given below is a multiplication operation, where each alphabet represents a number, based on it,
What is the value of B?
A) 3 B) 4 C) 2 D) 1
Question No. : 9
0 Given below is a multiplication operation, where each alphabet represents a number, based on it,
36 What is the value of DB + AD - BH?
A) 10 B) 22 C) 12 D) 28
Question No. : 10 S Statement: The killer dengue fever has so far claimed many lives in some tribal villages in A.P. during the past two weeks. R Action: I. The residents of these villages should immediately be shifted to a non-infected area. E
II. The government should immediately send a medical squad to this area to restrict spread of the killer diseases. E
A) Only I B) Only II C) Either I or II D) Neither I nor II
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Question No. : 11 Statement: Courts take too long in deciding important disputes of various departments. A
Action: I. Courts should be ordered to speed up matters. C
II. Special powers should be granted to officers to settle the disputes of various departments.
A) Only I B) Only II C) Either I or II D) Neither I nor II
Question No. : 12 Statement: The answer papers of 25 law students were found missing.
Action: A. All 25 students whose answer papers are missing should be given minimum passing marks. B. Results of 25 students should be withheld.
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A) Only A B) Only B C) Either A or B D) Neither A nor B
Question No. : 13 Statement: Four sub-inspectors were caught red-handed while taking bribe.
Action: I. Sub-inspector who accepted the bribe and persons who gave the bribe should be punished. II. A thorough enquiry of the entire staff working with the four sub-inspectors should be carried out. III. A case should be filed with the anti-corruption bureau for taking the necessary action.
0 A) Only I B) Only II C) Either I or III D) Neither I nor II
36 Question No. : 14 A) defendant B) Prosecutor C) Trial D) Judge
Question No. : 15 S Look at this series: F2, _, D8, C16, B32 What number should fill the blank? R A) A16 B) G4 C) E4 D) E3 E
Question No. : 16 Look at this series: 53, 53,40,40, 27, 27 ... What number should come next? E
A) 12 B) 14 C) 27 D) 53 R
Question No. : 17 Agreement: Dissent:: ______ A) Touch down: Penalty B) Schism: Diverge C) Latitude: Resistance D) Impasse: Concede A
Question No. : 18 C
Which of the following will appear first in the Oxford English dictionary? A) Homeopathy B) Homogeneous C) Honorary D) Hippopotamus
Question No. : 19 Elan: Vivacity: : ________: _________ A) Loyalty : Duplicity B) Gusto : Passion C) Intensity: Color D) Eminence: Anonymity
Question No. : 20
www.careers360.com In a zoo 7 different types of animals, tiger, elephant, gorilla, ostrich, bear, rhino and peacock, are displayed during a week, each animal on each day. Each of the animals has a caretaker P, Q, R, S, T, U and V in any order.
i. Elephant is looked after by V and is displayed on Thursday.
ii. Ostrich is not displayed on Sunday and is taken care of by Q. iii. Bear and Peacock are displayed on Saturday and Tuesday respectively. iv. Rhino is looked after by U whereas the animal displayed on Monday is looked after by R. v. Gorilla is not looked after by T and is being displayed on Wednesday. vi. The animal which is taken care of by P is displayed neither on Tuesday nor on Wednesday
0 Legal Aptitude Question No. : 1 The rule of strict liability was laid down in:
36 A) M.C Mehta v. Union of India B) Rylands v. Fletcher C) Ashby v. White D) Gloucester Grammar School Case S Question No. : 2 R Which of the following is not a good defence in suit for damages in an action for negligence E
A) Contribitory negligence B) Express contract with plaintiff C) Express contract where the statute prohibits E
D) Voluntary assumption of risk
Question No. : 3 R
Principle: Volenti non fit injuria is a good defence in tort.
Facts: A was employed in the brewery of B. One day, he was trying to remove a lid from a A
boiling vat. The lid was stuck and he tried exceptionally hard to pull it out, while doing so, it came off suddenly and A fell in the vat. He was severely injured. B pleads volenti non fit injuria. Is B liable? C
A)Yes, the plaintiff was aware of the danger and he consneted to it. B)No, the plaintiff was aware of the danger and he consneted to it. C) No, the plaintiff was negligent. D) Volenti non fit injuria does not apply in cases of such dangerous professions.
Question No. : 4 Principle: Inevitable accident is a good defence. Facts: The dogs of A and B were fighting in a common park. While B was trying to seperate them, he hit the plaintiff in his eye who was standing nearby. A sued B. Is B liable?
A) Yes, he should have been careful when he knew A was nearby
www.careers360.com B) No, it was pure accident C) No, A should have stepped aside. D) None of the above.
Question No. : 5 Principle: Where he parents of a minor child due to their negligence allow the child an opportunity to commit a tort, the parents are liable. Facts: The father supplied an air gun to his son who was about to turn 18 next month. After some complaints of mischief, the father took the gun away and placed it in a corner of their store room which was used by the family to store surplus and other unnecessary stuff. The son took it out of the store and shot
A. A sued his father. Is the father liable?
0 A)No, he took all necessary steps to prevent the son from using the son. B)Yes, he was the one who gave the gun and allowed him to use it by giving an opportunity
36 C)No, the son was almost 17 years and 11 months of age, hence, he could think about his well being and interest D)Yes, the father was negligent in disposing of the gun.
Question No. : 6 S Principle: A parent is not liable for a tort committed bu his child except when the parent afoords the child an opportunity to commit the tort. R Facts: A mother taked her 7 year old son to the market. On reaching, she shuts the ignition of the car, pulls the handbrakeand puts the car in gear. She leaves her son in the car who starts playing inside the car. The son releases the brakes and the car slides down and runs E
down a pedestrian. A) Mother is not liable as she took great care to ensure that the car remains stationary. B) Mother is liable she was negligent. E
C) Son is liable as his action was the direct cause of the accident D) None of the above R
Question No. : 7 Principle: 1) No fault liability means liability of a person even without any negligent act on his A
part and even if he has taken due care and caution.
2)If a person brings and keeps any dangerous thing on his land, then he is liable for any damage caused if the thing escapes. Facts: A branch of tree growing on A's land C
overhanging on the highway suddenly fell on B's vehicle passing along the highway. A was careful with pruning the branches as and when it was required. B sued A for strict liability. Is B liable?
A)No, as it was not a dangerous act and not a non-natural use of land. B) Yes, as B was negligent in not cutting the branch. C) No, as A must have taken care. D) No, as A alos contributed to the negligenceby driving too close.
DIRECTIONS for the question: Mark the best option:
Question No. : 8
www.careers360.com 'Rajat', by letter, offers to sell his printer to 'Veena' for Rs. 2,000. Without knowing 'Rajat's offer, 'Veena', by a letter, offers to buy the same printer from 'Rajat' for Rs. 2,000 to gift her friend Seema. Subsequently 'Rajat' sells the printer to 'Jeevika' and Veena sues Rajat for breach of contract.
A)A binding contract comes into existence as 'Veena's letter is equivalent to acceptance of Rajat's offer to sell the printer B)There is no binding contract between Rajat and Veena as Veena's letter is merely a cross offer C)No binding contract comes into existence as the postal communication cannot be considered as a valid communication in today's world D)There is no binding contract as the consideration is insufficient
0 Question No. : 39 Principle: A person who lawfully brings on his land something dangerous, which if escaped
36 would cause mischief, must keep it at his peril. If he does not, he is answerable for all damages.
Facts: A owned a mill. To supply it with water, he contructed a reservoir upon a nearby land and employed workers. B owned a coal mine nearby but not adjoining the land where the S reservoir was made. Once when the reservoir was completely filled, it gave way and burst leading to flow of water through channels affecting B's mines. Is A liable to B? R A) Not liable as there was no negligence at all. B) A is not liable as B never informed to him about the existence of mines E
C)Liability exists since he brought water on his property which caused mischief when it escaped. D)Liable as A hired services of unqualified workers. E
Question No. : 10 R
Mr. X promises Mr. Y to pay Rs. 5,00,000/- if Mr. Y's house is burnt. What kind of contract is this? A) Bailment B) Guaranty C) Contingent D) Surety A
Question No. : 11 Mr. P agrees to sell his ship on voyage to Mr. Q. The ship had however sunk. The C
performance of the contract will not take place as there is ________
A) Coercion B) Misrepresentation C) Undue Influence D) Mistake of fact
Question No. : 12 Legal Principle: A person cannot pass a better title than what he himself possesses.
Practical Situation: Ravi keeps his laptop with Sanjith when he is going to the US on a project assignment for a period of 2 years. In Ravi's absence Sanjith sells the laptop to Viraj who is an acquaintance the very next day. On his return after 2 years Ravi claims the laptop from Viraj. Can Ravi succeed in getting the laptop?
www.careers360.com A)Ravi cannot succeed to get his laptop back because Viraj has paid a good price for the laptop B)Ravi can succeed to get his laptop because he is claiming it within the period of limitation C)Ravi cannot succeed to get his laptop because he is claiming it two years after it was sold by Sanjith D)Ravi can succeed in getting his laptop back as Sanjith had no title in the laptop and so he could not pass a better title than the title he possessed
Question No. : 13 Legal Principle: Offer must be communicated to the party.
Practical Situation: Shamita loses her wallet during a college fest. Her wallet contains her driving license and her diamond ring. She sends a mail to all the students stating that she
0 would give Rs. 1000 to anyone who finds her wallet. Before the mail is send Ritwik finds the wallet near the canteen gates and deposits it with the Administrator. Once the mail is sent
36 and Ritwik comes to know about the reward he goes to Shamita and claims the reward of Rs 1000 which she had promised.
A)Ritwik is entitled to the reward as he had found the wallet
B)Ritwik is entitled to the reward because there was a general offer made S C)Ritwik is not entitled to the reward as he did not know about the reward when he found the wallet and hands it to the administrator R D)Ritwik is not entitled to the reward because there was no written agreement between the parties E
Question No. : 14 Legal Principle: The communication of a proposal is complete when it comes to the knowledge of the person to whom it is made. E
Practical Situation: M proposes, by letter, to sell a house to N at a certain price.
R
Communication of the proposal is complete
________ A) When N receives the letter A
B) When N knows about the receipt of the letter
C) When N's attendant inspected the letter D) When N reads the letter C
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Question 1 Consider the following statements about the World Sustainable Development Summit: a. It is the annual flagship event of the NITI AAYOG b. It was earlier known as Delhi Sustainable Development Summit Which of the above statements is/are correct?
A. Only a B. Both a and b C. Only b
www.careers360.com D. Neither a and b
Question 2 Who authored the book “Waiting for a Visa”?
A. Subhash Chandra Bose
B. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar C. Dalai Lama D. Taslima Nasrin
Question 3 Which of the following islands is renamed as Shaheed Dweep?
0 A. Naser Island B. Neill Island
36 C. Ross Island D. Havelock Island
Question 4 Which of the following social workers, fondly known as “Manji of Ladakh”, has been S nominated to receive Padma Shri Award 2021 for constructing a 38 Km road connecting the Kargyak Village in the Zanskar valley with Darcha village in Himachal Pradesh? R A. Lakhimi Baruah B. Pappammal E
C. Skitday Nemagon D. Tsultrim Chonjor E
Question 5 According to the Eurostat Report 2020, which country is the largest trading partner of the R
European Union?
A. Canada A
B. USA C. China D. Australia C
Question 6 Who was recently in news for translating Satyajiy Ray’s Book “Another Dozen Stories” from Bengali to English?
A. Indrani Mujumdar B. Salman Rushdie C. Arundhati Roy D. Vikram Seth
Question 7
www.careers360.com With respect to the recently released “Tiger Status Report of India” , consider the following statement. a. India accounts for 70% of the world's tigers. b. Karnataka has the maximum number of tigers. c. The largest contiguous tiger population in the world is found in the Sundarbans. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
