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1. Which of the following statements are definitely false?
(a) Kohil’s contribution to the total in the first match exceeds Rohit’s
contribution by 111/9 percentage points.
(b) Out of the total runs scored in the third match, Dhoni’s contribution
was the highest.
(c) Of the four batsmen given, Raina’s contribution in all the five matches
(cumulative figure) is the lowest.
(d) In the fourth match, Rohit and Raina together contributed more than
60% of the total runs.
a) c and d
b) a, b and c
c) b and c
d) a and d
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2. By what percentage is the runs that were not scored by these four
batsmen, in the first match, exceed that in the fifth match?
a) 97.49%
b) 97.89%
c) 97.54%
d) 98.01%
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3. What could be the highest percentage contribution of any batsman to
the total team score in any of the five matches, (a team has a total of
eleven players and not all players need to bat in a match).
a) 52.2
b) 27.7
c) 31.6
d) 32.1
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4. What percentage of the runs scored by the team in the five matches
was scored by these four batsmen?
a) 66.2
b) 69.1
c) 71.2
d) 72.8
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5. Directions for questions 5 and 6: Type in your answer in the input
box provided in the question.
If there are 60 students in class IV and the average score of the class is
60, then the score of the student who got the 48th rank in the class is at
most __________.
The least possible average marks of any class would be at
least __________.
box provided below the question.
If each class has the highest possible average, then the highest average
is for which class?
__________.
box provided below the question.
For how many of the given classes can the average score of the
remaining 60% of the class be more than 45, if the average score of each
class is 50?
__________.
9. Considering only the candidates whose names start with B, who could
not have scored the maximum marks in all the five subjects combined?
a) Bijay
b) Bhuvan
c) Bhavesh
d) Cannot be determined
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10. Find the minimum possible total marks which could have been scored
by all the ten candidates in Organisational Behaviour.
a) 659
b) 750
c) 650
d) None of these
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11. Which of the following cannot be the marks scored by Kirti in all the
five subjects combined?
a) 420
b) 375
c) 360
d) Both (A) and (B )
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12. The total marks scored (in all the five subjects) by how many
candidates must be less than 450?
a) 1
b) 0
c) 10
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13. A team had a total of 15 wins and 3 loses in all the tournaments last
year, then what is the maximum possible number of titles that it could
have won?
a) 0
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
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14. If no team won more than one title then what can be the maximum
number of matches won by the top four teams?
a) 56
b) 60
c) 64
d) 68
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15. If no team won more than one title, then what can be the highest ratio
of wins to loses for a team, which played all the tournaments?
a) 10 : 1
b) 19 : 2
c) 20 : 3
d) 19 : 3
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16. The total number of matches played in all the tournaments together is
a) 240
b) 236
c) 232
d) 228
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17. If the person having 2 chocolates has 5 biscuits, then who has 4
chocolates?
a) The person having 6 biscuits.
b) The person having 3 biscuits.
c) The person having 4 biscuits.
d) The person having one biscuit.
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18. If the difference in the number of chocolates with Eena and Meena,
and Eena and Seema is equal to the difference in the number of biscuits
with Eena and Meena, and Eena and Seema respectively, then what is
the difference in the number of chocolates with Seema and Meena?
Given Eena has 2 chocolates and 5 biscuits.
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4
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19. If Seema got 6 biscuits and 2 chocolates, then who got two biscuits?
a) The person with 4 chocolates
b) The person with 1 chocolate
c) Either (A) or (B)
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20. If Teena has 4 chocolates and 5 Biscuits and Meena has only 1
chocolate. Who has the highest difference between number of chocolates
and number of biscuits among Veena, Teena, Meena?
a) Veena
b) Teena
c) Meena
d) None of these
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21. Directions for questions 21 to 23: Type in your answer in the input
The number of families which have only bike and A.C. is __________.
The number of families which have exactly two items is __________.
The number of families which have exactly three items is __________.
24. Directions for question 24: Type in your answer in the input box
provided below the question.
How many times is the number of families which own bike and cooler to
the number of families which own car, bike and cooler but not A.C.?
__________.
25. Who is the citizen of Holland?
a) Harry
b) Harrison
c) Emily
d) Bob
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26. If Bryan is working in Malaysia, then who is the citizen of Egypt?
a) Bob
b) Emily
c) Harrison
d) Harry
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27. If Emily is a citizen of Egypt, then who is working in Singapore?
a) Emily
b) Bob
c) Harrison
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28. If Emily, an Egyptian, does not work in Singapore or Thailand then a
person of which Nationality works in Thailand?
a) Person from India
b) Person from England
c) Person from France
d) Person from Egypt
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29. Who is the Hunter at the tenth shoot?
a) I
b) A
c) C
d) G
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30. Who will be touched at the eleventh Shoot?
a) B
b) H
c) A
d) I
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31. At which Shoot will G be touched for the first time?
a) Sixth
b) Seventh
c) Fourth
d) Ninth
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32. Who among the following had been the “Hunter” a maximum number
of times?
a) B
b) D
c) G
d) A
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