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Reasoning Ability
Directions (1-5): Study the following information number of persons bought between D and the
carefully and answer the below questions. one who bought Leica. The one who bought
Eight persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H Sony neither buys adjacent to the one who
bought different brand digital cameras - bought Panasonic nor to the one who bought
Panasonic, Leica, Nikon, Fujifilm, Sony, Canon, Fujifilm.
Olympus, and Hasselblad in different years - 1) Who among the following person bought in
2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2016 and 2011?
2019, but not necessarily in the same order. a) The one who bought three years after F
G bought the camera in an even-numbered b) The one who bought immediately before G
year, immediately before F but not in 2016. Only c) The one who bought Nikon
three persons bought between F and the one d) The one who bought Fujifilm
who bought Hasselblad. A bought the camera e) None of the above
two years before the one who bought Fujifilm. A
does not buy on an even numbered year. The 2) Who among the following persons bought
number of persons bought between the one before the one who bought Nikon?
who bought Fujifilm and Hasselblad is the same I) The one who bought the Panasonic camera.
as the number of persons bought between F II) The one who bought in 2011.
and the one who bought Panasonic. Neither G III) The one who bought Canon camera.
nor A bought Panasonic. The difference of a) Only (I) and (III)
years between the one who bought Panasonic b) Only (I)
and G is the same as the difference of years c) Only (II) and (III)
between the one who bought Olympus and E. d) Only (II)
Either the one who bought Olympus or the one e) All (I), (II), and (III)
who bought Leica bought in an even numbered
year but not the both. E neither bought Fujifilm 3) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
nor Panasonic. Both E and the one who bought way and hence form a group. Who among the
Leica are bought after the one who bought following one does not belong to that group?
Olympus. The number of persons bought before a) The one who bought Panasonic brand
B is the same as the number of persons bought b) The one who bought Canon brand
after C. Neither F nor A bought Canon. The c) The one who bought Hasselblad brand
number of persons bought between B and the d) A
one who bought Canon is one less than the e) D
4) How many years are there between the one b) If only conclusion II follows
who bought Sony and H? c) If either conclusion I or II follows
a) Six d) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
b) Seven e) If both conclusions I and II follow
c) Nine
d) Three 7) Statements:
e) Four R#N%G#L; M#X&Z@L
Conclusions:
5) In which of the following year does C buy the I) N#X
camera? II) M@L
a) 2004 a) If only conclusion I follows
b) 2014 b) If only conclusion II follows
c) 2016 c) If either conclusion I or II follows
d) 2019 d) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
e) 2009 e) If both conclusions I and II follow
Directions (6-10): In each of the following 8) Statements:

questions, the relationship between different N#M&P^W@V; S%J#Q@W
elements is given in the statement followed by Conclusions:
two sets of conclusions. Study the following I) M@J
information carefully and decide which of the II) N#S
following conclusion logically follows. a) If only conclusion I follows
“A @ B” means “A is greater than B” b) If only conclusion II follows
“A % B” means “A is not greater than B” c) If either conclusion I or II follows
“A # B” means “A is less than B” d) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
“A &B” means “A is not less than B” e) If both conclusions I and II follow
“A ^ B” means “A is neither greater than nor less
than B" 9) Statements:
6) Statements: S@N&Q^R; L^J%R; L#T@M
L@Q&M^P; R%N^G%P Conclusions:
Conclusions: I) T@Q
I) Q@R II) N&L
II) R^Q a) If only conclusion I follows
a) If only conclusion I follow b) If only conclusion II follows
c) If either conclusion I or II follows II) A@Y

d) If neither conclusion I nor II follows a) If only conclusion I follow
e) If both conclusions I and II follow b) If only conclusion II follows
c) If either conclusion I or II follows
10) Statements: d) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
M%T#S^Z#A; M&X&Y^C e) If both conclusions I and II follow
Conclusions:
I) C%T
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Directions (1-5): • G bought the camera on an even-
1) Answer: D numbered year, immediately before F but
2) Answer: A not on 2016.
3) Answer: D • Only three persons bought between F
4) Answer: A and the one who bought Hasselblad.
5) Answer: D From the above condition, there are three
Final Arrangement possibilities.
Again we have,
• A bought the camera two years before
We have,
the one who bought Fujifilm.
• A does not buy on an even numbered
year.
• The number of persons bought between

the one who bought Fujifilm and
Hasselblad is the same as the number of
persons bought between F and the one
who bought Panasonic.
• Neither G nor A bought Panasonic.
• So, case 3 gets eliminated here.
Again we have,
• The number of persons bought before B
is the same as the number of persons
bought after C.
• Neither F nor A bought Canon.
• The number of persons bought between
B and the one who bought Canon is one
less than the number of persons bought
Again we have,
between D and the one who bought
• The difference of years between the one
Leica.
who bought Panasonic and G is the
• The one who bought Sony neither buys
same as the difference of years between
adjacent to the one who bought
the one who bought Olympus and E.
Panasonic nor to the one who bought
• Either the one who bought Olympus or
Fujifilm.
the one who bought Leica bought in an
From the above condition, case2 gets
even numbered year but not the both.
eliminated. Case1 shows the final arrangement.
• E neither bought Fujifilm nor Panasonic.
• Both E and the one who bought Leica
are bought after the one who bought
Olympus.
6) Answer: C Neither conclusion I nor II follows

I) Q<R (R≤N=G≤P=M≤Q) → False
II) R=Q (R≤N=G≤P=M≤Q) → False 9) Answer: B
Either conclusion I or II follows I) T>Q (T>L=J≤R=Q) → False
II) N≥L (N≥Q=R≥J=L) → True
7) Answer: A Only conclusion II follows
I) N<X (N≤G<L<Z≤X) → True
II) M>L (L<Z≤X>M) → False 10) Answer: E
Only conclusion I follows I) C≤T (C=Y≤X≤M≤T) → True
II) A>Y (Y≤X≤M≤T<S=Z<A) → True
8) Answer: D Both conclusions I and II follow
I) M>J (M≥P=W<Q>J) → False
II) N<S (N<M≥P=W<Q>J≥S) → False
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Quantitative Aptitude
Directions (01–04): Read the following

information carefully and answer the questions 2) If P takes a rest of 5 minutes after traveling
based on it. every 45 km, then find the time taken by P is
There are six friends planning a trip to Manali, how much more or less than time taken by a
all residing in the same Hostel somewhere in person who reached Manali 4th. [1.5 marks]
Delhi. On Monday at 6.30 am, they all started a) 75 minutes
from their hostel, by their own individual cars. b) 90 minutes
• Speed of P is 50% more than that of R and Q c) 65 minutes
is 48 km behind Manali when T reaches Manali. d) 55 minutes
• S covered the whole distance in 56 minutes e) None of these
more than the person who was the first to reach
Manali. 3) What will be the time when the last person
• T covered half of the journey with initial speed will reach Manali? [1.5 marks]
of K km/h, half of remaining with speed of (K + a) 1:20 pm
5) km/h and rest of distance with speed of (K + b) 12:10 Pm
20) km/h. c) 2:10 pm
• R covered 60% of whole journey in 3 hours 36 d) 2:20 pm
minutes, while initial speed of T is 32 km/h less e) None of these
than S. U was the first person to reach Manali,
which covered whole journey with speed of 100 4) If a person who was second last to reach
km/h Manali, travels with his original speed for the
• M2 – 64M + 768 = 0 time in which the person who secured rank 2
The distance between Hostel and Manali is 5 reached Manali, then find what percentage of
times of the larger root of the given equation. the whole journey he covered. [1.5 marks]
1) Who was the second person to reach a) 56.25%
Manali? [1.5 marks] b) 44.44%
a) P c) 55.55%
b) S d) 62.5%
c) R e) None of these
d) T
e) None of these 5) Find the average speed of P, S and T?
a) 56.33 km/hr c) 28 cm
b) 57.33 km/hr d) 14 cm
c) 58.33 km/hr e) None of these
d) 59.33 km/hr
e) 60.333 km/hr 7) For T2, when P1 and P2 opened
simultaneously, and on every third hour pipe P3
Directions (6–10): Read the following opened alone, so the tank was filled in 10.5
information carefully and answer the questions hours. Find time taken by P1 and P3 together to
based on it. fill the tank, whose volume is 2.5 times of T2.
The table given below gives partial information a) 96 hours
about the volume of four tanks – T1, T2, T3, and b) 80 hours
T4 and their heights. These tanks are filled by c) 64 hours
three pipes – P1, P2, and P3, where P3 is an d) 72 hours
outlet pipe and the rest two pipes are inlets. e) Can’t be determined
8) For Tank T3, when P1 and P3 open

simultaneously, the tank is always empty, and
P1 and P2 together can fill 1166.4 cm3 in one
hour. Find the breadth of the tank, which is 12
cm less than that of length.
a) 36 cm
b) 12 cm
c) 28 cm
Note: Use π = 3 d) 16 cm
6) For T1, time taken by P2 to fill five such tanks e) 24 cm
is142 hours, when P2 opens in such a way that

after filling each tank pipe P2 is closed for 30 9) For T4, if H1 is 24 cm and time taken by P2
minutes, and then opened to fill a second tank to fill half of the tank in 7 hours. If P1 and P3
and so on. When all three pipes opened together fill 756 cm3 in one hour, find the value
together, they together filled 980 cm3in two of Z.
hours. Find the value of R1. a) 21 hours
a) 10.5 cm b) 10.5 hours
b) 21 cm c) 28 hours
d) 28 hours
e) None of these a) 8844cm3

b) 7216cm3
10) If there is another tank T5, hemispherical in c) 8944cm3
shape, find the sum of volumes (in cm3) of Tank d) 7416cm3
T1 and T5, if the radius of T5 is 2 cm less than e) None of these
that of T1. [Use data from previous questions, if
required).

Directions (01–04): So, total distance traveled by Q in = (16/3) x
First, we need to calculate the distance between (240/192) = 6 hours 40 minutes = 20/3 hours
Hostel and Manali. Speed of Q for whole journey = 240 / (20/3) =
M2 – 64M + 768 = 0 36 km/h
(M – 48) (M – 16) = 0 R covers 60% of total distance in 3 hours 36
M = 16, 48 minutes
Total distance between Hostel and Manali = 48 So, time taken by R to cover whole distance =
x 5 = 240 km 18/5 x 5/3 = 6 hours
Time taken by U to reach Manali = 240/100 = 2 So, time taken by P to cover whole distance =
hours 24 minutes 2/3 x 6 = 4 hours
Time taken by S to reach Manali = 2 hours 24 Speed of P = 240/4 = 60 km/h
minutes + 56 minutes = 3 hours 20 minutes = Speed of R = 240/6 = 40 km/h
10/3 hours
Speed of S for whole journey = 240 / (10/3) = 72
km/h
Initial speed of T = 72 – 32 = 40 km/h
Time taken by T to reach Manali = 120 / 40 +
60/45 + 60/60 = 5 hours 20 minutes = 16/3
hours
In 16/3 hours, distance travelled by Q = 240 –
48 = 192 km
1) Answer: B 5) Answer: B
According to questions, Required Average = 60 + 72 + 40/3
Second person to reach Manali = S = 57.33 km/hr
Hence answer is option B
6) Answer: D
2) Answer: D For Tank T1
Speed of P = 60 km/h Effective time taken by P2 to fill five tanks = 142
Time taken to travel 45 km = 45/60 = 45 – 4 x 1/2 = 140 hours
minutes Time taken by P2 to fill one tank = 140/5 = 28
After that he takes a rest of 5 minutes. hours
So, in 50 minutes he travel = 45 km Time taken by P3 to empty the tank = 28 x 2 =
In 250 minutes = 225 km 56 hours
Time taken by P to travel whole distance = 250 When all pipes opened together then in1 hour,
minutes + 15/60 x 60 = 265 minutes = 4 hours volume of tank filled = 980/2 = 490 cm3
25 minutes Now,
T secured 4th rank = 5 hours 20 hours (1/14 + 1/28 – 1/56) part of tank = 490
Required difference = 5 hours 20 minutes – 4 5/56 x volume of tank = 490
hours 25 minutes = 55 minutes Volume of tank = 5488 cm3
Hence answer is option D 5488 = 1/3 x 3 x (R1)2 x 28
Value of R1 = 14 cm
3) Answer: E Hence answer is option D
Q is the last person to reach Manali, in 6 hours
40 minutes 7) Answer: B
Required time = 6:30 am + 6 hours + 40 For tank T2
minutes = 1:10 Pm Time taken by P1 alone to fill the tank = 16
Hence answer is option E hours
On every third hour, P3 is opened alone. Tank
4) Answer: C is filled for 10.5 hours.
Speed of R (Rank 5) = 40 km/h So, P3 opened for 3 hours, and P1 and P2
Traveling time of S (Rank 2) = 10/3 hours opened for 7.5 hours.
Required percentage = [(40 x 10) / (240 x 3)] x Ratio of time taken by P2 and P3 is = 3:8,
100 = 55.55% respectively
Hence answer is option C Now,
7.5 x 1/16 + 7.5 x 1/3a – 3 x 1/8a = 1
51/24a = 17/32 Value of L = 36 cm

So, value of a = 4 So, breadth of tank = 36 – 12 = 24 cm
Time taken by P3 to empty the tank alone = 8 x Hence answer is option E
4 = 32 hours
Time taken by P1 and P3 together to fill the tank 9) Answer: A
= 1/ [1/16 – 1/32] = 32 hours For T4
Required time = 2.5 x 32 = 80 hours Volume of Tank = (3 x 21 x 21 x 24) cm3
Hence answer is option B Time taken by P2 to fill tank = 7 x 2 = 14 hours
Time taken by P3 to empty tank = 14 x 3 = 42
8) Answer: E hours
Tank T3 Volume emptied by P3 in one hour = (3 x 21 x
When P1 and P3 open simultaneously then the 21 x 24)/42 = 756 cm3
tank is always empty, so time taken by P1 to fill Volume filled by P1 in one hour = 756 + 756 = 2
and time taken by T3 to empty the tank is the x emptied by P2
same, which is 24 hours. So, value of Z = 42/2 = 21 hours
Time taken by P2 to fill tank = 5/4 x 24 = 30 Hence answer is option A
hours
In one hours P1 and P2 together filled = 1166.4 10) Answer: C
cm3 From question number 6, R1 = 14 cm
So, Radius of T5 = 14 – 2 = 12 cm
(1/24 + 1/30) x V3 = 1166.4 Volume of T1 = 5488 cm3
Value of V3 = 15552 cm3 Volume of T5 = 2/3 x 3 x 123 = 3456 cm3
Let length of Tank = L Required volume = 3456 + 5488 = 8944 cm3
18 x L x (L – 12) = 15552 Hence answer is option C
L2 – 12L – 864 = 0
(L – 36) (L + 24) = 0
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Directions (1-6): Read the passage and answer decree of a court, which will be binding. This will
the questions that follow. go a long way in ensuring that agreements
In India, mediation’s beginnings date back to arrived at through mediation are recognised and
amendments to Section 89 of the Code of Civil enforced by law.
Procedure, 1908, which brought in court- Section 6(1) of the bill obligates a party to take
annexed mediation, the Arbitration and steps to settle the disputes by pre-litigation
Conciliation Act, 1996, which designed the use mediation before approaching any court or
of mediation without court intervention, the 2005 tribunal. This will be a mandatory requirement
Salem Bar judgment, which upheld the and is a remarkable step. The mediator can be
amendments and directed rules to be framed to one chosen by the parties or one selected by
implement it, and the 2010 Afcons judgment, the recognised service provider. Parties are
which explained and clarified the enactments, required to have at least one substantive
correcting legislative missteps. session with the mediator where the process is
With the pendency of cases crossing the 45- explained to them. Thereafter, they are free to
million mark, burdening the three-tier justice continue or terminate the mediation and follow
delivery system, Chief Justice of India (CJI), the litigation path if they so decide. Further, if
justice NV Ramana, in his address at the any urgent interim order is needed, they can
inaugural Singapore-India Mediation Summit, bypass mediation.
2021, stated that mediation should be made In Singapore, the rules provide for the court,
mandatory as the first step for dispute resolution while awarding costs, to consider the parties’
and a law should be framed in this regard. conduct concerning any attempt at resolving the
The demand for a separate mediation law has cause or matter by mediation or any other
led to the formation of the Mediation Bill, 2021, means of dispute resolution.
which intends to provide sanctity to the process Schedule II to the bill sets out cases exempt
as well as provide a common platform for its from mediation. However, there is no need for
practice and remove inconsistencies between demarcating the areas wherein pre-litigation
existing legislations. The bill adopts the view of mediation is not permissible. Instead, the
the Supreme Court in the 2010 Afcons endeavour should be made to provide the
judgment that “mediation” and “conciliation” are mechanism to refer as many disputes as
synonymous. possible with the exclusion of matters which can
The bill states that the mediation settlement only be decided by a court of law.
agreement will have the status of a judgment or
Online mediation has been defined under hopes to build a robust capacity (C)/ to handle
Section 32 (1). To enable transparency, privacy, such disputes will come to naught (D) no error
and security of the interest of the parties, the (E)).
chapter providing for online mediation must In conclusion, mediation, being the cheapest
include a detailed provision relating to and simplest option available to the public at
confidentiality clauses. It should provide for a large, can be described as a tool of social
confidentiality agreement and set out justice. A separate legislation for mediation and
confidentiality norms of the mediation process rules will indubitably address most concerns
and safeguards that extend to parties and around the mediation process and pave the way
mediators. for making mediation the first-stop dispute
Community mediation has been embraced as resolution method for domestic and cross-
an empowerment tool for individuals and border disputes. In addition to the reforms
communities to take back control over their discussed above, a great deal of shift in mindset
affairs from the courts. The ultimate objective is of stakeholders, awareness about the process,
to create a parallel, citizen-run, and community- and redefining our approach to mediation is
centered dispute resolution system. As per essential for growth and sustainability of the
Section 47 of the bill, any dispute likely to affect mediation practice in India
peace, harmony and tranquility among the 1. Which of the following options talk in favour
residents or families of any area or locality may of "mediation bill"?
be settled through community mediation. A. As the mediation bill is to be discussed, we
(trained to carry out effective mediations (A)/ should not lose sight of the fact that the other
further strengthen the mediation process, elders areas which help in the speedy disposal of
can be (B)/ to ensure that mediation can litigation are the suffering.
penetrate (C)/ across gram panchayats in rural B. Mediation is a process whereby pending
areas, and to (D)/ across the country, a cases can be settled without having to undergo
mediation cell system can be created (E)). the elaborated process of adjudication.
The bill places international mediation in the C. The law stipulated that with time bound
part dealing with domestic mediation being disposal, the functioning of the settlement
conducted in India, which will result in these Commission was efficient and fast.
settlements losing the benefit of the Singapore D. The Mediation Council of India promotes
Convention for enforcement of commercial mediation and to develop India as a robust
mediation settlements across the world. (Hence, Centre for domestic and international mediation.
the parties in such cases would prefer mediate E. All of the above
(A)/ their disputes out of India (B)/, and our
2. Section 6(1) of the bill obligates a party to also as an essential mechanism to develop
take steps to settle the disputes by pre-litigation harmony in the society
mediation before approaching any court or E. All of the above
tribunal.
What do you understand by the above 4. Which of the following statements is incorrect
highlighted statement? about the mediation bill?
A. The bill proposes to force the parties to stay A. Mediator may be appointed by the parties by
in mediation till any Court or Tribunal agreement or by a mediation service provider.
notification B. The mediated settlement agreement would
B. The bill stipulates compulsory pre- litigation be final and binding and enforceable in terms of
mediation before parties approach the court the code of civil procedure.
C. The bill provides appropriate proceedings C. The bill also proposes the ambitious goal of
before a Court or Tribunal before conducting community mediation with the
commencement of case or during mediation consent of parties for disputes which are likely
proceedings to affect peace, harmony and tranquility
A. Both (a) and (b) amongst the residents and families of any area
B. Both (b) and (c) or locality.
C. Only (a) D. Mediation occurs at an early stage of the
D. Only (b) dispute, it is always less costly than any other
E. Only (c) sort of dispute resolution.
E. All are correct
3. Why is there a need for separate mediation
law? 5. In the passage a sentence is given in
A. It reduce the dependency on Indian statutes brackets, which is divided into five parts, the
and legal precedents and discretion of courts sentence is jumbled, rearrange the sentence so
B. The bill provides specific and clear ground that it becomes meaningful.
under which the settlement can be challenged A. EADBC
even after three months B. CEDBA
C. Judicial backlog could be addressed through C. CDBEA
structural and procedural reforms in adversarial D. EDBAC
litigation or through alternative dispute E. DBACE
resolution mechanism like mediation
D. The mediation bill act not only as an 6. In the passage a sentence is given in
instrumental standpoint of dispute resolution but brackets, which is divided into four parts, the
error is in one part of the sentence. You have to C. Dispossession

choose that part of the sentence. If the D. Annexation
sentence is error free then mark (E) as your E. Seized
answer
A. A 9. The unprecedented speed with which
B. B researchers around the world developed he
C. C vaccines to tackle the Covid- 19 pandemic
D. D serves as ________ evidence of how stunning
E. E advances in health science can save millions of
lives
Directions (7-10): The following questions have A. Cogent
a blank, each blank indicating that something B. Impotent
has been omitted. Choose the correct word that C. Mighty
best fits in the context of the sentence. D. Potent
7. The ___________ ‘fiscal risk’ arising from the E. Formidable
mounting public debt and deficits need to be
tackled with a medium-term road map of fiscal
consolidation, as instantaneous debt reduction 10. The body is temporary, but the soul is
can affect the sustainable growth recovery indestructible. That teaching from the Bhagavad
process. Gita, which argues for treating death with
A. Suspicious _____________ and calm instead of fear and
B. Uncertain anger, finds resonance across ancient cultures,
C. Absurd from Egypt to China.
D. Plausible A. Solicitude
E. Unlikely B. Equanimity
C. Apprehension
8. Washington has already imposed multiple D. Care
sanctions against Moscow since 2014 as E. Anxiety
punishment for Russia’s __________ of Crimea
and its support of armed militias in eastern
Ukraine
A. Stratification
B. Precipitation

1. Answer: B meditation, this is not the context of the
Option (A) - this option is incorrect, because it highlighted statement
states that "speedy disposal of litigation is
suffering". This is opposite to the context of the 3. Answer: C
passage Option (A) - this option is incorrect, because it
Option (C) - this option is incorrect, because no says that the bill will reduce the dependency on
time period is mentioned in the passage for the coats the objective of the bill is not to reduce the
resolvement of dispute dependency on judicial system
Option (D) - this option is incorrect, because this Option (B) - this option is incorrect, because it
does not serve to answer the question. It talks does not explain the need of the bill
to make India as a robust Centre for mediation Option (D) - this option is incorrect, because it
Option (B) - this is the only correct option, it states that "harmony in the society" it is not the
states that meditation bill will reduce the objective of the bill
pendency of cases Option (C) - this is the correct option, because
the bill will reduce the backlog of cases and
2. Answer: D provide alternative dispute resolution platform,
Option (B) - this option is correct option, where parties can resolve their dispute before
because the highlighted sentences says that moving to the court
before approaching any Court or Tribunal the
party is required to settle the dispute by pre 4. Answer: E
litigation mediation Option (A) - this option is correct, it is mentioned
Option (A) - this option is incorrect, because it is in the passage (The mediator can be one
opposite to the context of highlighted statement, chosen by the parties or one selected by the
it says that parties are required to stay in recognised service provider)
mediation till the notification of any Court or Option (B) - this option is correct, it is mentioned
Tribunal in the passage (The bill states that the
Option (C) - this option is incorrect, because it is mediation settlement agreement will have the
out of context. It says that meditation will status of a judgment or decree of a court, which
provide appropriate proceeding before will be binding)
commencement of case or during the period of
Option (C) - this option is correct, it is means- (of an argument or statement) seeming
mentioned in the passage (The ultimate reasonable or probable
objective is to create a parallel, citizen-run, and ‘Suspicious’ – having or showing a cautious
community-centered dispute resolution system. distrust of someone or something
As per Section 47 of the bill, any dispute likely ‘Absurd’ – unreasonable, illogical or
to affect peace, harmony and tranquility among inappropriate
the residents or families of any area or locality
may be settled through community mediation) 8. Answer: D
Option (D) - this option is correct, it is The content of the sentence says that
mentioned in the passage (mediation, being the Washington has imposed sanctions against
cheapest and simplest option available to the Russia, because Russia seizes Crimea and
public at large, can be described as a tool of supports armed forces in eastern Ukraine.
social justice) Among all the options, options (D) and (E) fit to
the context of the sentence, but option (E)
5. Answer: B ‘seized’ is grammatically wrong, ‘seized’ is a
The right sentence is - To ensure that mediation verb, but we need a noun to fill the blank. So,
can penetrate across the country, a mediation only option (D) ‘annexation’ fits both
cell system can be created across gram contextually and grammatically, which means –
panchayats in rural areas, and to further possession taken of a piece of land or a
strengthen the mediation process, elders can be country, usually by force or without permission
trained to carry out effective mediations ‘Stratification’ – the arrangement or
classification of something into different groups
6. Answer: A ‘Precipitation’ – is any liquid or frozen water that
‘Prefer’ will be followed by the preposition ‘to’. forms in the atmosphere and falls back to the
So, ‘prefer to’ will be used. earth
‘Dispossession’ – to put (a person) out of
7. Answer: D possession, especially of real property
The context of the sentence says that, the ‘Seized’ – take hold of suddenly and forcibly
possible/ probable fiscal risk arising because of
increasing public debt and deficits need to be 9. Answer: D
tackled carefully so that it does not affect the The context of the sentence says that, the
recovery process. researchers all around the world developed
Among all the options, only option (D) ‘plausible’ vaccine to tackle Covid 19 pandemic with great
fits to the context of the sentence, which speed, this serves the evidence of great
advancement in health science that can save

millions of lives
Among all the options, only option (D) ‘potent’
fits to the context of the blank, which means –
having great power, influence, or effect
‘Cogent’ – (of an argument or case) clear,
logical, and convincing
‘Impotent’ – unable to take effective action;
helpless or powerless
‘Mighty’ – possessing great and impressive
power or strength, especially because of size
‘Formidable’ – strong and powerful and
therefore difficult to deal with if opposed to you
10. Answer: B
The context of the sentence talks about the
teaching of Bhagavad Gita, which says that the
body is temporary but the soul is permanent, we
should see death with calm and cool mind
instead of anger and fear
Among all the options, only option (B)
‘equanimity’ fits to the context of the blank,
which means – the state of being calm and in
control of your emotions, especially in a difficult
situation
‘Solicitude’ – care or concern of something or
someone
‘Apprehension’ – anxiety or fear that something
bad or unpleasant will happen
‘Anxiety’ – a feeling of worry, nervousness or
unease about something with an uncertain
outcome
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8) For Tank T3, when P1 and P3 open

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