Verbal Ability

CET Paper Solution Page 1
VERBAL ABILITY
S1. Ans. (a)
Sol. ‘Bellwether’ means ‘leading sheep of a flock’. Here, it is used for the automobile industry which was
once a leading industry post-liberalization year. Hence, option (a) is the right answer choice.
S2. Ans. (b)

Sol. The phrasal verb ‘lay/laid off’ means ‘to terminate the employment of employees permanently or
temporary suspension). Hence option (b) is the right answer choice.
S3. Ans. (c)

Sol. Here, one factor responsible for current slowdown which is credit system disorder. It reflects bad debts
of banks and it has resulted into formation of non-banks after the Infrastructure Leasing & Financial
Services Limited, most aggressive lender collapsed. Hence, option (c) is the right answer choice.
S4. Ans. (e)

Sol. As per the information is given in the above passage, it is stating that poor execution of GST after
demonetization served a catalyst for informal economic activities and thus caused declination of
employment and output. Further, it resulted in livelihoods loss and loss in wage incomes as well. Hence,
the option (e) is the right answer choice.
S5. Ans. (d)

Sol. With the given information in the above passage, option (e) is the right answer choice.
S6. Ans. (d)

Sol. The term ‘internecine’ means ‘Destructive to both sides in a conflict’.
S7. Ans. (a)

Sol. The term ‘misconceived’ means ‘Wrongly or badly planned or judged, typically because of faulty
understanding’.
S8. Ans. (b)

Sol. The term ‘wanton’ means ‘Deliberate and unprovoked; Wilful, Malicious, Malevolent’.
S9. Ans. (a)

Sol. Both (i) and (ii) starters are fit to frame a contextually meaningful and grammatically correct sentence.
The sentences thus formed are:
(a) With lack of demand and major supply-side bottlenecks being the primary issues facing exports and real
estate, it is doubtful whether the present measures will be enough to revive these flailing sectors.
(b) It is doubtful whether the present measures will be enough to revive these flailing sectors due to the lack
of demand and major supply-side bottlenecks being the primary issues facing exports and real estate.
S10. Ans. (a)

(a) Because of scarcity of options available to the government to deal with the present crisis. The
government has been relying almost entirely on providing fiscal relief in the form of tax cuts.
(b) As there are no options available to the government to deal with the present crisis. The government has
been relying almost entirely on providing fiscal relief in the form of tax cuts.
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S11. Ans. (d)

Sol. Only starter (iii) is fit to frame a contextually meaningful and grammatically correct sentence. The
sentence thus formed is:
Though government promised structural reforms when it rose to power in 2014.These are a far cry from
what many expected from the government.
S12. Ans. (a)

(a) While improving working conditions for those on margins, it is crucial for media to show solidarity
towards its own.
(b) Being crucial for media to show solidarity towards its own, it should improve working conditions for
those on margins.
S13. Ans. (c)

The answer of the question can be derived from the 8th line (not to be confused with ‘sentence’) third
paragraph ‘In Rajasthan, where it performed stunningly in by-elections, and where anti-incumbency
sentiment was believed to be riding high, the Congress, despite its
victory, may regard its own performance as sub-par.’ From above, it could be understood that the author
considers the performance of Congress in the Rajasthan State Elections subpar (below average).
Hence, option (c) is the correct answer.
S14. Ans. (b)

The statement (I) is a statement made on the BSP which is not related to Narendra Modi and/or BJP and/or
the government at the Centre.
The statement (II) seems to be an advice given to the BJP, not a criticism.
Only statement (III) is a sort of making a sarcastic comment on Narendra Modi, suggesting that if Narendra
Modi didn’t perform on his first term, chances of him to become the Prime Minister for the second time
will be less.
Hence, option (b) is the correct answer.
S15. Ans. (a)

The answer to the question can be found from certain sentences of the last paragraph. ‘A potent mix of
rural distress and urban angst seem to have contributed to the erosion in the BJP’s support base. Farmers
suffered disproportionately and for longer following demonetisation, and small traders in urban areas have
felt handicapped by the straitjacket of the Goods and Services Tax. It may be tempting to think that
aggressive cow vigilantism and the Ram temple will influence voter behaviour, but these elections
underline it is livelihood concerns that really matter.’ Upon reading the above, one gets to understand that
demonetisation caused rural distress and urban angst and both have contributed to the losing popularity of
the BJP.
So, (I) and (II) have contributed to the loosing popularity of BJP. Upon reading the clause ‘It may be
tempting to think that aggressive cow vigilantism and the Ram temple will influence
voter behaviour’, one gets to understand the issue of ‘aggressive cow vigilantism and the Ram temple’ have
not contributed negatively to the popularity of the BJP, but the author is saying that the issue of ‘aggressive
cow vigilantism and the Ram temple’ has no impact, either positive or negative, on the popularity of the
BJP. So, (IV) is not contributing to the losing popularity of the BJP.
The clause ‘but these elections underline it is livelihood concerns that really matter’ suggests that concerns
for livelihood really matter, and the election result not in favour of the BJP suggests that the BJP
governments (esp. at the centre) has not given enough attention to issue of ‘livelihood concerns’ and hence,
performed badly in the election. So, (III) has contributed to the loosing popularity of the BJP. From above,
it can be inferred that option (a) is the correct answer.
S16. Ans. (b)

The answer to the question can be derived from the last paragraph where the mentioned statement is present.
The starting few sentences of the last paragraph, ‘As for the BJP, the results are an opportunity to introspect.
Not just on the performance of its governments in the State, but also the performance of the Narendra Modi
government at the Centre. To reduce the results of the Hindi-speaking States to the intangible anti-
incumbency sentiment would be a mistake. After all, both Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh and
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan survived two elections as incumbents’, one
understands that the author wishes to say that the introspection for the poor performance in the Assembly
elections must also include the performance of the BJP government at the centre. Both demonetisation and
the Goods and Services Tax were implemented by the BJP government at the centre. So, the mentioned
criticism must be directed at the BJP government at the Centre.
Hence, option (b) is the correct answer.
S17. Ans. (d)

The answer to the question can be derived from a sentence present in the second paragraph: ‘For the BJP,
the setback in Rajasthan, which has not been kind to the incumbent from 1998 onward, was no surprise’.
The author thinks that it was no surprise that an incumbent has lost the election as this has been the case
since 1998. Among the given options, the word ‘obvious’ is the most appropriate word.
Hence, option (d) is the correct answer.
S18. Ans. (a)

Sol. The term ‘accountability’ means ‘The fact or condition of being accountable’.
Persistent- continuing to exist or occur over a prolonged period
Benign- Gentle and kind
Cavalier-Showing a lack of proper concern; Offhand, Indifferent, Casual, Dismissive, Insouciant
S19. Ans. (b)

Sol. The term ‘bewitch’ means ‘Enchant and delight someone’.
Consequential-Following as a result or effect
Annul- Declare invalid an official agreement, decision, or result
Corollary- Something that results from something else
S20. Ans. (c)

Sol. The term ‘absurd’ means ‘Wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate’.
Dissent- The holding or expression of opinions at variance with those commonly or officially held
Ironically-Used in reference to a paradoxical, unexpected, or coincidental situation
Goldilocks-Used to describe a situation in which something is or has to be exactly right
S21. Ans. (d)

Sol.The term ‘capsize’ means ‘(of a boat) be overturned in the water’.
Incentivize- To make someone want to do something
Inhibit-Hinder, restrain, or prevent an action or process
Incomprehensible-Not able to be understood
S22. Ans. (c)

Sol. The correct rearrangement is, ‘The government’s failures are evident on multiple fronts and in the
realm of foreign policy, India’s relationship with every neighboring country is under strain.
S23. Ans. (d)

Sol. The correct rearrangement is, ‘The media takes the lead in providing credible information and cuts
through the clutter of official rhetoric to make sense of the government’s claims.’
S24. Ans. (a)

Sol. The correct rearrangement is, ‘Mr. Raghavan should read this report, which states among many things
that there is a growing silence of voices from Kashmir expressing alienation.
S25. Ans. (b)

Sol. The correct rearrangement is, ‘In the area of cooperation with developed economies, the failure to gain
entry into the Nuclear Suppliers Group stands out like a sore thumb.
S26. Ans. (a)

Sol. Here, replacing 1-5 and 4-8 i.e, ‘hottest-latest’ and ‘hurtful-cutting’ will make the sentence
contextually meaningful and grammatically correct.
S27. Ans. (b)

Sol. Here, replacing 3-7 i.e, ‘overdue-premature’ will make the sentence grammatically correct and
contextually meaningful.
S28. Ans. (a)

Sol. Here, replacing ‘1-5’ and ‘4-8’ will make the sentence both contextually meaningful and
grammatically correct.
S29. Ans. (c)

Sol. The correct option is option (c).We will use vivid in place of vividly.
S30. Ans. (b)

Sol. The correct option is option (b).The usage of almost is incorrect here because before the word quite we
never use adverb.
S31. Ans. (b)

Sol. The correct option is option (b).The word memory should be replaced by “memories”.
S32. Ans. (a)
S33. Ans. (c)
S34. Ans. (d)
S35. Ans. (b)
S36. Ans. (c)

Sol. Both Statements B-D and A-C can form a grammatically and contextually correct sentence using the
conjunction ’while’ which means ‘during the time that; at the same time as’ or ‘whereas (indicating a
contrast).’ The sentences thus formed are:
(I) Ambiguity may be a good tactic in diplomacy at times while this occasion warrants stated clarity that
India does not seek conflict.
(II) Mr. Khan has even spoken about the possibility of a nuclear war while a Minister went to the extent of
announcing a time frame for starting a war.
S37. Ans. (b)

Sol. Both Statements A-C and D-B can form a grammatically and contextually correct sentence using the
conjunction ’so that’ which Is used as a subordinate clause to show purpose or to give an explanation. It is
used to show an action producing an intended result or a cause producing an effect.’ The sentences thus
formed are:
(I) All research is easily tagged and categorizable so that researchers can filter through their many files to
find the one they were looking for.
(II) They tranquilized the bear with a dart so that it could be safely moved to a different area.
S38. Ans. (c)

Sol. Both Statements A-B and C-D can form a grammatically and contextually correct sentence using the
conjunction ’provided that’ which Is used to say what must happen or be done to make it possible for
something else to happen.’ The sentences thus formed are:
(I) He is willing to give the formula for free to any country that asks provided that they agree to lay down
their arms and live in peace
(II) Farmers ask for government help provided that they cannot harvest their crops after a drought.
S39. Ans. (c)

Sol. Both Statements A-D and B-C can form a grammatically and contextually correct sentence using the
conjunction ’as though’ which means ‘as would be the case if.’ The sentences thus formed are:
(I) She gazes toward, but beyond the viewer with a slightly wan and wistful smile, as though she has a
secret somewhere deep inside
(II) As we descended, my behind bounced off each log we passed as though were a piece of laundry being
scrubbed on a washboard.
S40. Ans. (a)

Sol. Here, ‘intentionally’ fits best in the blank (A) while reading the sentence and getting its context. It also
fits suitably in the given two sentences. Other options are not having relevance with the same. Option (a) is
the right answer choice.
(i) Apathetic- Showing or feeling no interest, enthusiasm or concern
(ii) Rendered- melted in order to separate out the impurities.
(iii) Conferred- have discussions; exchange opinions
(iv) Granted- admittedly; it is true (Adjective). Even assuming that (Conjunction)
S41. Ans. (b)

Sol. Here, replacing (1) and (2) makes the (B) contextually and grammatically correct. Option (b) is the
right answer.
S42. Ans. (b)

Sol. Here, option (b) has error in it. We use third form of verb with ‘has’. It will be ‘withdrawn’ instead of
‘withdrew’. Option (b) is the right answer choice.
S43. Ans. (c)

Sol. Here, option (c) suitably fill the blank (D) making it contextually and grammatically correct. Option
(c) is the right answer.
S44. Ans. (d)

Sol. Here, option (d) ‘anticipated’ fits best in the blank (E) and in the given two sentences as well. Hence,
option (d) is the right answer choice.
S45. Ans. (b)

Sol. The idiom ‘Barking up the wrong tree’ means ‘to be mistaken and looking in the wrong place for the
solution. Option (b) is clearly stating the correct meaning of the highlighted idiom.
S46. Ans. (c)

Refer the last few lines of first paragraph “But stifling your imagination is the worst
thing you can do to yourself, as it will only pave the way for accelerated aging, and
all too often a life that feels unfulfilled.” Hence option (c) is the correct choice
S47. Ans. (c)

Refer second paragraph of the passage “ The creative individual does not see the
sky as the limit, instead the limit is as far as he or she can imagine. They not only
think outside the box, for them there is no box, and so their brains are constantly
challenged, humming and conjuring up all sorts of goodies”. Other options are
incorrect and not true or definite.
S48. Ans. (b)

Refer the third paragraph of the passage “our imagination may leave you in a good
position to offer a shoulder for comfort and support, as you are able to envision
going through the same thing as the person suffering.” Hence option (b) is the
correct choice.
S49. Ans. (b)

“ The power of using your imagination” is an appropriate title of the passage as the
passage revolves around the theme of advantages of being imaginative.
S50. Ans. (e)

The passage is about about using imagination for different purposes. All the given
options are mentioned in the passage. Hence option (e) is the right choice.
QUANTITATIVE ABILITY
S14. Ans. (b)
S15. Ans (c)
S16. Ans. (d)
S17. Ans. (a)
S18. Ans. (c)
S19. Ans. (b)
S20. Ans (a)
S21. Ans. (d)
S22. Ans. (e)
S23. Ans. (a)
S24. Ans. (c)
S25. Ans. (d)
S26. Ans. (d)
S27. Ans. (d)
S28. Ans. (c)
S29. Ans. (c)
S30. Ans. (d)
S31. Ans. (b)
S32. Ans. (a)
S33. Ans. (c)
S34. Ans. (d)
S35. Ans. (e)
Sol. (36-40)
S36. Ans. (b)
S37. Ans. (d)
S38. Ans. (c)
S39. Ans. (e)
S40. Ans. (a)
S41. Ans. (c)
S42. Ans. (b)
S43. Ans. (e)
S44. Ans. (c)
S45. Ans. (b)
S46. Ans.(c)
Sol.
S47. Ans.(a)
Sol.
S48. Ans.(a)
Sol.
S49. Ans.(e)
Sol.
S50. Ans.(a)
Sol.
LOGICAL REASONING
S1. (a)
Sol. None of the conditions are applied.
S2. (b)
Sol. Condition (i) Applies.
S3. (d)
Sol. Condition (ii) applies
S4. (c)
Sol. Condition (iii) applies.
S5. (e)
Sol. Condition (i) applies.
Solutions (6-10):
S6. Ans.(c)
S7. Ans.(b)
S8. Ans.(d)
S9. Ans.(d)
S10. Ans.(e)
Solution(11-15):
S11.Ans(e)
S12.Ans(c)
S13.Ans(d)
S14.Ans(b)
S15.Ans(e)
Solution(16-20):
S16.Ans(e)
S17.Ans(a)
S18.Ans(e)
S19.Ans(c)
S20.Ans(d)
S21. Ans(b)
Sol.
I: U>M(False) II: E>M(True)
S22. Ans(e)
Sol.
I: D≥N(True) II: W>Y(True)
S23. Ans. (b)
Sol.
I. L@K(True) II. X&P(False)
S24. Ans. (b)
Sol.
I. Y$X (True) II. W@U (True)
S25. Ans. (b)
Sol.
I. U$W (True) II. W%U(False)
Solutions (26-30):
S26. Ans.(d)
S27. Ans.(c)
S28. Ans.(c)
S29. Ans.(c)
S30. Ans.(b)
S31. Ans.(a)
Sol. Because of the statement (B), government has decided to roll back the hike in the prices of cooking gas
and kerosene.
S32. Ans.(b)
Sol. As he found cockroaches in the crevices, he immediately drew the attention of the catering manager.
So, statement (B) is the effect of statement (A).
S33. Ans. (d)
Sol. From both the given statements, position of point E cannot be determined hence, it is not possible to
find the distance between point E from point H.
S34. Ans.(b)
Sol. By using only second statement we can conclude that Some white is not tiger.
S35. Ans. (a)
Sol. From I and II-
S >V >Q >T >R
S36. Ans.(a)
Sol. In the above question we have to find which statement does not nullify the given statement.
For I-This statement supports the given statement as India and China are most populous countries constitute
maximum of the global population.
For II-This statement states that there may be reduction in population after 2030, it also does not nullify the
statement.
For III-This also supports the given statement as it also describes that both India and China will have 1.4
billion populations each.
Solutions (37-41):
Logic- In this input-output one number arrange in each step.

Step I: All Digits are arranged in increasing order within the number
Step II: All Digits are arranged in decreasing order within the number
Step III: Number are arranged in increasing order
Step IV: Eliminate first and last digit of the number
Step V: Difference between the digits with in the number
Input: 3472 6721 9733 7123 5361 8417

Step I: 2347 1267 3379 1237 1356 1478
Step II: 7432 7621 9733 7321 6531 8741
Step III: 6531 7321 7432 7621 8741 9733
Step IV: 53 32 43 62 74 73
Step V: 2 1 1 4 3 4
S37.Ans(d)
S38.Ans(d)
S39.Ans(a)
S40.Ans(e)
S41.Ans(b)
Solutions (42-46):
S42. Ans.(d)
S43. Ans.(b)
S44. Ans.(b)
S45. Ans.(e)
S46. Ans.(c)
Solution(47-51):
S47.Ans(d)
S48.Ans(a)
S49.Ans(b)
S50.Ans(c)
S51.Ans(e)
Solutions (52-55):
S52. Ans.(c)
S53. Ans.(b)
S54. Ans.(d)
S55. Ans.(c)
Solutions (56-60):
S56. Ans.(c)
S57. Ans.(b)
S58. Ans.(d)
S59. Ans.(e)
S60. Ans.(c)
S61. Ans.(b)
Sol. A hike in fees is no means to make the students more serious in studies. So, argument I is vague.
However, with the increase in fees, poor meritorious students would not be able to afford post-graduate
studies. So, argument II holds.
S62. Ans.(b)
Sol. Oil, being an essential commodity, our country must keep it in reserve. So, argument I is vague, while
argument II holds as it provides a substantial reason for the same.
Solutions(63-65):
S63.Ans(c)
S64.Ans(b)
S65.Ans(b)
S66. Ans(d)
S67.Ans(c)
S68. Ans.(e)
Sol.
S69. Ans.(a)
Sol.
S70. Ans.(c)
Sol.
S71. Ans.(e)
Clearly, the problem demands taking extra care and adequate precautions to protect crops from insects and
extending help to farmers to prevent them from incurring huge losses. Thus, both the courses follow.
S72. Ans.(e)
The Act is aimed at eradication of the disease and so it needs to be proclaimed and promoted. So, both the
courses follow.
S73. Ans.(e)
Clearly, the situation demands making the education system more flexible and changing it periodically
according to the needs of the time. So, both the courses follow.
S74. Ans.(a)
Since the statement talks of putting the child in school at the age of 5, it means that the child is mentally
prepared for the same at this age. So, I is implicit. But nothing about admission after 6 years of age is
mentioned in the statement. So, II is not implicit.
S75. Ans.(b)
Assumption I goes against the statement. So, it is not implicit. The allowance will serve as a reward to the
employees and shall provoke them to come on time. So, II is implicit.
ABSTRACT REASONING
S.1 ,Correct Answer:- D
Explanation:- Figure is moving clockwise with addition of half leaves. So it should be option D.
S. 2 ,Correct Answer:- C
Explanation:- First squared arrow reverses direction and then other two interchange and
reverse their directions, this logic continues with other two arrows. Hence option 3 is the
answer.
Explanation:- On following the pattern
S. 4 ,Correct Answer:- D
Explanation:-
From 1st to 2nd block, the star and the solid box move one step forward clockwise
Similarly, from 2nd to 3rd block, again the star and the solid box move one step forward
clockwise and so on So by this arrangement, we can eliminate 1st, 3rd and 5th options Again,
from 1st to 2nd block, the 'z' moves to its opposite direction From 2nd to 3rd block, the 'z'
comes to the center From 3rd to 4th block, the 'z' comes downwards and from 4th to 5th
block, it again moves to its opposite direction Thus, in sixth block, the 'z' should be in the
center
Therefore, only option 4 satisfies the above conditions
S. 5 ,Correct Answer:- E
Explanation:- These pictures are in sets of 3. So first 3 are conencted and next 3 will be
connected. From picture 1 to 2, each symbol moves half a side anti clockwise and a new
symbol is added. From picture 2 to 3, each symbol moves 1 side anti clockwise and new
symbol is added. On following pattern, it will be option E.
Explanation:- Notice the arrow. You will notice reflection along horizontal axis and a shift of
hald a side to the right. This shift happens from figure 1 to 2 , 3 to 4 and same will happen
from 5 to 6. Now, notice the other symbol, it moves from corners to middle of the square
and vice versa and also you will notice reflection around horizontal axis. So option E.
Explanation:- Notice the black arrow. It remains in same direction in 1st three figures and
changes from top to bottom to middle. Same will repeat in next 3 figures. Notice the other
symbol that has a small vertical line at the end. In each figure it reflects along vertical axis
and moves 1 position like the arrow from middle to top to bottom etc. So it will have the
small line towards the left in the answer. So option D.
S.8 ,Correct Answer:- A
S. 9 ,Correct Answer:- A
Explanation:- From figure 1 to 2, cross moves half side anti clockwise and new symbol is
added. Same happens to triangle in figure 3 to 4. So option A.
Explanation:- From figure 1 to 2, a line is added. Similarly from figure 3 to 4, line is added at
the bottom. Same follows from figure 5 to answer. So option C.
Explanation:- Studying the movement of symbol (Z), it should be placed in the lower right
hand corner. Now, looking for (STAR), it should be placed in the third position from right on
the lower line. This leaves only option 5 with us. Now, also checking the movement of
(TRIANGLE), it should be at the upper right hand corner. Hence answer is option 5.
Explanation:-
Character C interchange its position in every alternate figure . Hence It should be at lower left
corner in the next figure. Now we are left with options 1 & 2 only out of which option 2 has
Square in the same position as in problem figure 5 which cannot be the answer as in no two
consecutive figures any symbol remains at the same position. So the only option left is
option 1.
Explanation:- Simply the symbol is rotating and moving places such that figure 1 and 5 are
same. So figure 2 and 6 would also be same. Hence option E.
S. 15 ,Correct Answer:- B
Explanation:- Figure is rotating anticlockwise with addition of small half line and full long line
in alternate figures. So option B.
Explanation:- Problem figure A has 3 symbols, 1 arc, 2 arcs, 3 arcs. Symbol with 1 arc has
moved 1 side anticlock and remained same. Symbol with 2 arcs has moved 1 side anticlock
with lower arc being reversed. Symbol with 3 arcs also moves 1 side anticlock with top and
bottom arcs reversed. So option E.
Explanation:- 1st,3rd ,4th horizontal rays are mirror images and 2nd one is rotated at 180°. So
option A.
Explanation:-
From 1st to 2nd block, the no of black colored leaves are same i.e. 2 but with a gap of 1 leaf
in between them From 2nd to 3rd block, the no of black colored leaves increase by 1 but
with a gap of 2 leaves in between them From 3rd to 4th block, the no of black colored leaves
are same i.e. 3 but with a gap of 3 leaves in between them From 4th to 5th block, the no of
black colored leaves increase by 1 but with a gap of 4 leaves in between them So, from 5th to
6th block, the no of black colored leaves should be 4 and with a gap of 5 leaves in between
them Thus, option 1 satisfies the above condition
Explanation:- Notice the arrow. It moves 1.5 side clockwise and also rotates 90 degrees. Same
will happen with triangle in the answer. Also notice the T at the bottom left. It moves half
side anticlock and also rotates 90 degrees. So it should be option B.
Explanation:- Notice carefully that only top and bottom arcs are reversed. Apply same logic,
so option C.
Explanation:- The top figure is rotated 90 degrees and relfected along vertical axis. The
bottom figure is simply rotated 90 degrees. Only figures in option B show this relation.
Explanation:- Figures are Rotating 90° clockwise and interchanging positions and also the
end from which they are connected. Triangle is connected by bottom side initially and vertex
after rotation. So option D.
Explanation:- All arrows are rotating 90° anticlockwise and bottom moves to middle, middle
moves to top and top moves to bottom. So option C.
Explanation:- Top 2 symbols interchange and bottom 2 symbols interchange and the last
symbol at the bottom is replaced by a new symbol. So option E.
Explanation:- Cut the figure vertically and reverse the shaded portion in the right half of the
resulting halves. So option A.

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S2. Ans. (b)

S3. Ans. (c)

S4. Ans. (e)

S5. Ans. (d)

S6. Ans. (d)

S7. Ans. (a)

S8. Ans. (b)

S9. Ans. (a)

S10. Ans. (a)

S11. Ans. (d)

S12. Ans. (a)

S13. Ans. (c)

S14. Ans. (b)

S15. Ans. (a)

S16. Ans. (b)

S17. Ans. (d)

S18. Ans. (a)

S19. Ans. (b)

S20. Ans. (c)

S21. Ans. (d)

S22. Ans. (c)

S23. Ans. (d)

S24. Ans. (a)

S25. Ans. (b)

S26. Ans. (a)

S27. Ans. (b)

S28. Ans. (a)

S29. Ans. (c)

S30. Ans. (b)

S31. Ans. (b)

S32. Ans. (a)

S33. Ans. (c)

S34. Ans. (d)

S35. Ans. (b)

S36. Ans. (c)

S37. Ans. (b)

S38. Ans. (c)

S39. Ans. (c)

S40. Ans. (a)

S41. Ans. (b)

S42. Ans. (b)

S43. Ans. (c)

S44. Ans. (d)

S45. Ans. (b)

S46. Ans. (c)

S47. Ans. (c)

S48. Ans. (b)

S49. Ans. (b)

S50. Ans. (e)

S14. Ans. (b)

S15. Ans (c)

S16. Ans. (d)

S17. Ans. (a)

S18. Ans. (c)

S19. Ans. (b)

S20. Ans (a)