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Reasoning Ability
Directions (1-5): Study the following information 3) How many persons sit in the row?
carefully and answer the below questions a) 32
A certain number of persons are sitting in the b) 35
linear row facing the north direction. Q sits fifth to c) 33
the left of I. Only two persons are sitting between d) 31
I and M. The number of persons sitting between e) 36
Q and M is two less than the number of persons
sitting between M and J. I and J are not 4) What is the position of M from the extreme
immediate neighbors. L sits fourth to the right of right end?
J. X sits eighth to the left of Q. T sits exactly in a) Fourteenth
the middle of Q and X who sits on one of the b) Nineteenth
ends. The number of persons sits to the left of T c)Thirteenth
is the same as the persons to the right of L. P d) Twelfth
sits immediate right of V.V sits to the right of J. P e) Eleventh
neither adjacent to I nor M. More than five
persons sit between J and V. 5) Who among the following person sits fifth from
1) How many persons sit between Q and J? the left end?
a) 12 a) The one who sits sixth to the left of I
b) 11 b) Q
c) 14 c) T
d) 17 d) The one who sits tenth to the left of M
e) 15 e) J
2) Who among the following persons sit between Directions (6-10): Study the following information
I and V? carefully and answer the below questions
I) M Eight persons- A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are
II) The one who sits fourth to the left of P born in different years- 1991, 1994, 1999, 2002,
III) Q 2004, 2007, 2009, and 2012 but not necessarily
a) Only (I) and (II) in the same order.
b) Only (I) C is born on the leap year. Only two persons are
c) Only (I) and (III) born between C and D. The number of persons
d) Only (III) born before D is the same as after G. A is born
e) All (I), (II), and (III) adjacent to G but not adjacent to C. The number
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of persons born between D and A is the same as d) Three

the number of persons born between G and F.F e) More than three
is elder than A. H is born immediately before E.
B is not younger than H. 10) Which of the following year does F was
6)How many persons are born between A and born?
E? a) 2009
a) Two b) 2004
b) Four c) 1991
c) Three d) 1994
d) Five e) 2002
e)None
Directions (11-15): Study the following
7) Who among the following person born in information carefully and answer the below
2007? questions
a) The one who was born immediately before E Seven persons- P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V like
b) The one who was born immediately after F different subjects- Science, History, English,
c) A Economics, Computer, Accountancy, and Maths
d) B and they are having the different number of
e) C books-8, 10, 11, 12, 15, 18 and 19 but not
necessarily in the same order.
8) As many persons born before the A is same S likes Maths and has the prime number of
as the persons born after _____? books. The one who likes Economics has 10
a) C books. V has the lowest number of books. U has
b) The one who was wasborn two persons more books than only one person. Neither Q nor
before E R likes Science books. The one who likes
c) The one who was born immediately after G Science books has an odd number of books. T
d) H has the prime number of books. T neither likes
e) The one who was born in 2009 Science nor History. The sum of the books with
9) If all the persons are born in alphabetical the one who likes Economics and Accountancy
order from 1991, then how many persons are is equal to the book with the one who likes
unchanged in their position? English has. The one who likes computer has
a) One more books than R. Q either likes Computer or
b) None History.
c)Two
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11) What is the sum of the books have by R, S, 15) Which of the following combination is true?
and V? a) Science- Q
a) 33 b) Computer- 19
b) 34 c) R-11
c) 35 d) English-12
d) 37 e) V-10
e) 40
16) If in the number 956381627 from the left
12) Who among the following person has more end, the digits at even position are increased by
books than S? 1 and, the digits at the odd position are
I) The one who likes English book decreased by 2, then arrange the resultant digits
II) The one who likes Science book in ascending order from the left end, which of
III) U the following digit is sixth from the right end after
a) Only (I) and (II) the rearrangement?
b) Only (I) a) 6
c) Only (I) and (III) b) 4
d) Only (II) c) 5
e) All (I), (II), and (III) d) 2
e) 3
13) Who among the following person likes
Computer? 17) If in the word “GRANDPARENTS”, the letters
a) P at the odd position from the left end are dropped
b) The one who has 12 books and the remaining letters are arranged in
c) The one who has more books than R alphabetical order from left to right, then which is
d) V the fourth letter from the right end of the newly
e) S formed word?
a) S
14) Who among the following person has 12 b) R
books? c) N
a) The one who likes History d) P
b) The one who likes English e) T
c) The one who likes Science
d) U 18) If a meaningful word can be formed by using
e) R the second, fourth, seventh, and ninth letters of
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the word “RASPBERRY” then what is the third e) PTU

letter from the left end of the newly formed
word? Mark X as your answer if more than one 20)If in the number 8632975142 from the left
word is formed. Mark Z if no meaningful word end, the digits at odd positions are dropped and
can be formed. the remaining digits are arranged in ascending
a) P order from the left end, then what is the sum of
b) R the digits which is second from the right end and
c) A third from the left end?
d) X a) 10
e) Z b) 9
c) 8
19) Find the odd one out d) 4
a) IMN e) None of these
b) EIJ
c) AEF
d) RUV
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Answer Key with Explanation
Directions (1-5): Final Arrangement

1) Answer: D
2) Answer: A
3) Answer: B
We have,
4) Answer: B
 Q sits fifth to the left of I.
5) Answer: C
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 Only two persons are sitting between I From the above condition, case1 gets
and M. eliminated.
From the above condition, there are two
possibilities.
Again we have,
 The number of persons sits to the left of
T is the same as the persons sits to the
right of L.
Again we have,
 P sits immediate right of V.
 The number of persons sitting between Q
 V sits to the right of J.
and M is two less than the number of
 P neither adjacent to I nor M.
persons sitting between M and J.
 More than five persons sit between J and
 I and J are not immediate neighbors.
V.
From the above condition, there are three
From the above condition, case2a gets
possibilities.
eliminated. Case2 shows the final arrangement.
Directions (6-10):
6) Answer: C
7) Answer: A
Again we have, 8) Answer: D
 L sits fourth to the right of J. 9) Answer: B
 X sits eighth to the left of Q. 10) Answer: D
 T sits exactly in the middle of Q and X Final Arrangement
who sits on one of the ends.
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We have, Again we have,

 C is born on the leap year.  The number of persons born between D
 Only two persons are born between C and A is the same as between G and F.
and D.  F is elder than A.
From the above condition, there are three From the above condition, case1a gets
possibilities. eliminated.
Again we have, Again we have,

 The number of persons born before D is  H is born immediately before E.
the same as after G.  B is not younger than H.
 A born adjacent to G but not adjacent to From the above condition, case1 gets
C. eliminated. case2 shows the final arrangement.
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From the above condition, there are two

possibilities.
Again we have,
 Neither Q nor R likes Science books.
Directions (11-15):
 The one who likes Science books has an
11) Answer: D
odd number of books.
12) Answer: A
 T has the prime number of books.
13) Answer: C
 T neither likes Science nor History.
14) Answer: A
15) Answer: B
Final Arrangement
Again we have,
 The sum of the books with the one who
likes Economics and Accountancy is
equal to the book with the one who likes
We have,
English has.
 S likes Maths and has the prime number
 The one who likes computer has more
of books.
books than R.
 The one who likes Economics has 10
 Q either likes Computer or History.
books.
From the above condition, case1 gets
 V has the lowest number of books.
eliminated. case2 shows the final arrangement.
 U has more books than only one person.
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NNPRRS
18) Answer: C
PRAY
19) Answer: D
Except Option (d), there are three letters are
between the first and second, and no letters are
between the second and third letters in the
16) Answer: B alphabetical series.
956381627
764462435 20) Answer: C
234445667 8632975142
62712
17) Answer: D 12267
GRANDPARENTS 2+6=8
RNPRNS
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Quantitative Aptitude
Directions (1-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
The given line graph shows the usage of amount of water (in liters) by five different families in four
different weeks.
1) What is the difference between the average 3) The amount of water used in Week 4 in E is
amount of water used in Week 1 and Week 2 in approximately what percent of the amount of
all the families together? water used in Week 3 in B?
A. 224 liters A. 74.56%
B. 235 liters B. 76.48%
C. 275 liters C. 78.72%
D. 265 liters D. 80.25%
E. None of these E. 82.75%
2) What is the difference between the average 4) The average amount of water used in A in all
amount of water used for all weeks together in D the weeks together is approximately what
and E? percent more than the average amount of water
A. 5 liters used in C in all the weeks together?
B. 15 liters A. 4.66%
C. 10 liters B. 5.88%
D. 20 liters C. 6.24%
E. 25 liters D. 7.56%
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E. 3.33% D. 62.5%
5) The amount of water used in week 4 in F is E. None of these
25% more than the amount of water used in
week 4 in B. Find the amount of water used in F 7) Find the ratio of the number of mouse and
in week 4? keyboards sold in shop A and the number of
A. 420 liters keyboards sold in shop D?
B. 450 liters A. 6:7
C. 480 liters B. 7:8
D. 510 liters C. 2:1
E. None of these D. 5:4
E. None of these
Directions (6-10): Read the following information
carefully and answer the questions. 8) If the number of mouse and keyboards sold in
Five different shops i.e. A, B, C, D and E sold shop F is 12.5% and 16.66% more than that of
certain mouse and keyboards on Monday and shop B and then find the number of mouse and
the ratio of the number of the mouse to key-boards sold in shop F?
keyboards sold in shops B and C is 4:3 and 5:3 A. 560
respectively. On that day, the number of mouse B. 320
sold in shops A and C is 70 less and 180 more C. 640
than the number of mouse sold in shop B and D. 720
the ratio of the number of mouse and keyboards E. None of these
sold in shop A is 5:4. The number of mouse and
keyboards sold in shop D is 640 and the number 9) Out of the number of mouse and keyboards
of mouse sold is 80 less than the number of sold in shop D, 62.5% of the mouse and
keyboards sold in shop D. The ratio of the keyboards are sold for males and then find the
number of keyboards sold in shops B, D and E is number of mouse and key-boards sold for
4:6:5 respectively and the ratio of the number of females?
mouse and keyboards sold in shop E is 5:6. A. 400
6) The number of mouse sold in shop A is what B. 240
percentage of the number of mouse and C. 420
keyboards sold in shop C? D. 640
A. 31.25% E. None of these
B. 37.5%
C. 12.5%
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10) In shop B, the average number of mouse 13) A alone complete the work in 24 days and A
sold on Monday and Tuesday is 400 and the and B together can complete the work in 16
ratio of the number of mouse and keyboards days. If A started the work and after 8 days left,
sold on Tuesday is 8:5. Then find the average then B alone complete the remaining work, in
number of mouse and keyboards sold on how many days B alone complete the remaining
Tuesday? work?
A. 390 A.24 days
B. 350 B.28 days
C. 370 C.30 days
D. 330 D.32 days
E. None of these E.None of these
11) A boy buys two sunglasses for Rs.2500 14) Pipe A and B together can fill a tank in 6
each. He sells one at a gain of 25% and other at hours and Pipe C alone fills the tank in 15 hours.
a loss of 25%. What is his gain or loss % for the If Pipe A, B and C together can opened
complete transaction? simultaneously and after 3 hours pipe C closed,
A. 25% loss in how many hours A and B together can fill the
B. 25% gain remaining tank?
C. No loss or no gain A.7/4 hours
D. 20% gain B.5/3 hours
E. None of these C.9/5 hours
D.8/5 hours
12) The ratio of the speed of boat in still water to E.None of these
stream is 3:1. If the difference between the
distances covered by boat along with stream and 15) A man invested Rs 27000 in two schemes A
against stream in 4 hours is 40 km, what is the and B at the rate of 8% per year and 9% per
speed of the downstream? year compounded yearly and at the end of two
A.24 kmph years total interest is 4818.30.Then find the
B.40 kmph money invested at 8% per year.
C.20 kmph A.Rs 16000
D.60 kmph B.Rs 15000
E.None of these C.Rs 12000
D.Rs 11000
E.None of these
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Directions (16-21): What value should come in B.1260

the place of (?) in the following questions? C.1140
16) 25% of 448 + 18% of 750 ÷15% of 60 =? D.1240
A.137 E.1180
B.107
C.117 21) 25% of (?)² – 98 = 16% of 525 + 8% of 175
D.127 A.32
E.147 B.38
C.22
17) 37.5% of 62.5% of 2752 –{(?) x (11445 ÷ 21 D.18
+ 100)} = 0 E.None of these
A.10
B.9 Directions (22-27): What value should come in
C.1 the place of (?) in the following number series?
D.19 22) 16, 16, 24, 48, 120,?
E.None of these A.320
B.380
18) (65% of 260 + 15% of 580)1/2 + 1022 ÷ 14 = C.400
(?) D.300
A.79 E.360
B.99
C.59 23) 5, 6, 12, ? , 79.5, 247.5
D.89 A.29
E.69 B.32
C.35
19) 25% of 1280 – 20% of 675 – 10% of 780 =? D.18
A.97 E.30
B.117
C.107 24) 8, 9, 36, 183, 1160, ?
D.127 A.8327
E.113 B.8332
C.8335
20) 689 +242 – 152 +25% of 480 =? D.8687
A.1160 E.8360
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29) 451.045 ÷ 12.063 ÷ 5.012 * 12.996 + 10.998

25) 132, 132, 134, 140, 152, ? * 10.98 =?
A.172 A.219
B.216 B.229
C.188 C.209
D.234 D.239
E.196 E.129
26) 158, 170, 186, 210, 246, ? 30) 2621.994 ÷ 13.998 + 12.992 ÷ 4.891 =?2 +
A.312 17.999
B.298 A.14
C.336 B.16
D.384 C.18
E.372 D.20
E.10
27) 156, 78, 52, 39, ? , 26
A.33 31) 42.851 % of 350 + 71.428% of 140 = ? +
B.29 49.91
C.31.2 A.200
D.32.4 B.180
E.34 C.220
D.250
Directions (28-33): What approximate value E.280
should come in the place of (?) in the following
questions? 32) 8.011 * 35.91 + √360 * √530 = ? + 11.05 *
28) (23.019 + 16.992) ÷ 2.121 * 4.341 – 42.113 47.903
+ 643.992 =? A.193
A.680 B.197
B.780 C.203
C.800 D.188
D.900 E.183
E.1200
33) 32.162% of 549.95 + 1012.02 ÷ 22.87 = ? *
11.091
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A.18 E.270
B.20
C.22 38) 20, 75, 192, 579, 1740, 5223
D.24 A.75
E.26 B.192
C.579
Directions (34-39): Find out the wrong number in D.1740
the following number series. E.5223
34) 10, 37, 66, 97, 130, 106
A.37 39) 45, 45, 48, 56, 72, 95
B.66 A.56
C.97 B.72
D.130 C.45
E.106 D.95
E.48
35) 100, 115, 150, 190, 250, 325
A.100 Directions (40-45): In each of the following
B.115 questions, two equations are given. You have to
C.150 solve both the equations to find the relation
D.190 between x and y.
E.250 40)
I) 5x2 + 3x – 36 = 0
36) 90, 115, 151, 200, 270, 345 II) 3y2 + 7y – 40 = 0
A.200 A.x< y
B.270 B.x> y
C.345 C.x = y or relationship cannot be established.
D.115 D.x ≥ y
E.151 E.x ≤ y
37) 15, 40, 76, 125, 190, 270 41)

A.40 I) 3x2 + 8x + 4 = 0
B.76 II) 3y2 + 16x + 20 = 0
C.125 A.x< y
D.190 B.x> y
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C.x = y or relationship cannot be established. E.x ≤ y

D.x ≥ y
E.x ≤ y 44)
I) 4x2 – 17x + 18 = 0
42) II) 3y2 – 29y + 56 = 0
I) 3x2 + 37x + 104 = 0 A.x< y
II) 3y2 – 8y – 35 = 0 B.x> y
A.x< y C.x = y or relationship cannot be established.
B.x> y D.x ≤ y
C.x = y or relationship cannot be established. E.x ≥ y
D.x ≥ y
E.x ≤ y 45)
I) x2 – 14x + 45 = 0
43) II) y2–20y + 99 = 0
I) x2– (2 + 3√3)x+ 6√3 = 0 A.x> y
II) y2+ (4 + 2√2)y + 8√2 = 0 B.x ≥ y
A.x< y C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
B.x> y D.x< y
C.x = y or relationship cannot be established. E.x ≤ y
D.x ≥ y
1) Answer: A The average amount of water used in Week 1 =

(530 + 280 + 620 + 640 + 420)/5
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= 498 liters The number of keyboards sold in shop D=360

The average amount of water used in Week 2 = The number of keyboards sold in shop
(660 + 720 + 610 + 790 + 830)/5 B=360/6*4=240
= 722 liters The number of mouse sold in shop
Difference = 722 – 498 = 224 liters B=240/3*4=320
The number of mouse sold in shop A=320-
2) Answer: A 70=250
Average amount of water used in D = (640 + The number of keyboards sold in shop
790 + 790 + 660)/4 = 720 liters A=250/5*4=200
Average amount of water used in E = (420 + The number of mouse sold in shop
830 + 870 + 740)/4 = 715 liters C=320+180=500
Difference = 720 – 715 = 5 liters The number of keyboards sold in shop
C=500/5*3=300
3) Answer: C The number of keyboards sold in shop
Percentage = 740/940 = 78.72% E=360/6*5=300
The number of mouse sold in shop
4) Answer: A E=300/6*5=250
Average amount of water used in A in all weeks
= (530 + 660 + 830 + 670)/4
= 672.5 liters
Average amount of water used in C in all weeks
= (620 + 610 + 910 + 430)/4
= 642.5 liters
Required % = (672.5 – 642.5)/642.5 * 100 =
4.66%
5) Answer: B
6) Answer: A
The amount of water used in F in week 4 =
Required percentage=250/800*100=31.25%
125/100 * 360 = 450 liters
7) Answer: D
Directions (6-10):
Required ratio=450:360=5:4
The number of mouse and keyboards sold in
shop D=640
8) Answer: C
The number of mouse sold in shop D=280
9

The number of mouse sold in shop 8x = 40

F=320*9/8=360 x=5
The number of keyboards sold in shop Downstream speed = 3x + x = 4 * 5 = 20 kmph
F=240*7/6=280
Required total=360+280=640 13) Answer: D
LCM of 24 and 16 = 48
9) Answer: B Total work = 48 units
The number of mouse and keyboards sold for A’s per day work = 2 units
females in shop D=640*3/8=240 (A + B)’s per day work = 3 units
B’s per day work = 1 unit
10) Answer: A A’s 8 days work = 16 units
The number of mouse sold in shop B on Remaining work = 48 – 16 = 32
Tuesday=400*2-320=480 Required no. of days = 32/1 = 32 days
The number of keyboards sold in shop B on (Or)
Tuesday=480/8*5=300 A = 1/24
Required average=480*13/8*1/2=390 A + B = 1/16
B = 1/16 – 1/24 = 1/48
11) Answer: C A works for 8 days complete 8/24 of the work.
S.P of first sunglass = 125/100 * 2500 = Remaining work = 2/3
Rs.3125 B alone complete 2/3 of the work = 48 * 2/3 =
S.P of second sunglass = 75/100 * 2500 = 32 days
Rs.1875
Total S.P = 3125 + 1875 = Rs.5000 which is 14) Answer: C
equal to Total C.P. (3 + x)/6 + 3/15 = 1
Hence there is no loss or no gain. (3 + x)/6 = 4/5
3 + x = 24/5
12) Answer: C x = 24/5 – 3 = 9/5 hours
Speed of boat = 3x
Speed of stream = x 15) Answer: C
Distance covered by along with stream = (3x + Let P in scheme A = x and in B = 27000 – x
x) * 4 = 16x Net effective rate in scheme A = 8 + 8 + (8 *
Distance covered by against stream = (3x – x) * 8)/100 = 16.64%
4 = 8x Net effective rate in scheme B = 9 + 9 + (9 *
16x – 8x = 40 9)/100 = 18.81%
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According to question, 20) Answer: A

16.64x/100 + (18.81/100) (27000 - x) = Rs 689 +242 – 152 +25% of 480 =?
4818.30 689+576-225+120 =?
16.64x - 18.81x + 507870 = 481830 1160=?
2.17x = 26040
Or, x = 26040/2.17 = 12000 21) Answer: E
Hence, required money = Rs 12000. 1/4 x (?)² = 84 + 14 + 98
(?)² = 2 x 98 x 4
16) Answer: D (?)² = 16 x 49
25% of 448 + 18% of 750 ÷15% of 60 =? (?) = 28
112 + =? 22) Answer: E

112+15 = ? 16 * 1 = 16
127 =? 16 * 1.5 = 24
24 * 2 = 48
17) Answer: C 48 * 2.5 = 120
37.5% of 62.5% of 2752 –{(?) x (11445 ÷ 21 + 120 * 3 = 360
100)} = 0
3/8 x 5/8 x 2752 – (?) x (545 + 100) = 0 23) Answer: A
645 = (?) x 645 5*1+1=6
(?) = 1 6* 1.5 + 3 = 12
12 * 2 + 5 = 29
18) Answer: D 29 * 2.5 + 7 = 79.5
(65% of 260 + 15% of 580)1/2 + 1022 ÷ 14 = (?) 79.5 * 3 + 9 = 247.5
(169 + 87)1/2 + 73=?
16 + 73 = (?) 24) Answer: D
(?) = 89 (8 + 1²)* 1 = 9
(9 + 3²) * 2 = 36
19) Answer: C (36 + 5²) * 3 = 183
25% of 1280 – 20% of 675 – 10% of 780 =? (183 + 7²) * 5 = 1160
320 – 135 – 78 =? (1160 + 9²) * 7 = 8687
107=?
25) Answer: A
132 + (12 – 1) = 132
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132 + (22 – 2) = 134 30) Answer: A

134 + (32 – 3) = 140 2621.994 ÷ 13.998 + 12.992 ÷ 4.891 =?2 +
140 + (42 - 4) = 152 17.999
152 + (52 - 5) = 172 => 2622/14 + 13 * 13/5 =?2 + 18
=> 187.2 + 34 – 18 =?2
26) Answer: B => 203 =?2
=> √203 = ?
? = 14
31) Answer: A
The difference of difference is, 4, 8, 12, 16,... 42.851 % of 350 + 71.428% of 140 = ? + 49.91
150 + 100 = ? + 50
27) Answer: C ? = 200
156 * (1/2) = 78
78 * (2/3) = 52 32) Answer: B
52 * (3/4) = 39 8.011 * 35.91 + √360 * √530 = ? + 11.05 *
39 * (4/5) = 31.2 47.903
31.2 * (5/6) = 26 288 + 437 = ? + 528
? = 197
28) Answer: A
(23.019 + 16.992) ÷ 2.121 * 4.341 – 42.113 + 33) Answer: B
643.992 =? 32.162% of 549.95 + 1012.02 ÷ 22.87 = ? *
=> (23 + 17) ÷ 2 * 4 – 42 + 644 =? 11.091
=> 80 – 42 + 644 =? 176 + 44 = ? * 11
=> 682 ? = 20
29) Answer: A 34) Answer: E

451.045 ÷ 12.063 ÷ 5.012 * 12.996 + 10.998 * 10 + 27 = 37
10.98 =? 37 + 29 = 66
=> 451 ÷ 12 ÷ 5 * 13 + 11 * 11 =? 66 + 31 = 97
=>7.5 * 13 + 121 =? 97 + 33 = 130
=> 218.5 130 + 35 = 165 (not 106)
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35) Answer: C
100 + 15 * 1 = 115 40) Answer: C
115 + 15 * 2 = 145 (not 150) From I,
145 + 15 * 3 = 190 5x2 + 3x – 36 = 0
190 + 15 * 4 = 250 => 5x2 + 15x – 12x – 36 = 0
250 + 15 * 5 = 325 =>5x (x + 3) – 12 (x + 3) = 0
=> (5x – 12) (x + 3) = 0
36) Answer: B => x = 12/5, -3
90 + 52 = 115 From II,
115 + 62 = 151 3y2 + 7y – 40 = 0
151 + 72 = 200 => 3y2 + 15y – 8y – 40 = 0
200 + 82 = 264 (not 270) =>3y (y + 5) – 8 (y + 5) = 0
264 + 92 = 345 => (3y – 8) (y + 5)= 0
=> y = 8/3 -5
37) Answer: D Hence, relationship cannot be established.
15 + 52 = 40
40 + 62 = 76 41) Answer: D
76 + 72 = 125 From I,
125 + 82 = 189 (not 190) 3x2 + 8x + 4 = 0
189 + 92 = 270 =>3x2 + 6x + 2x+ 4 = 0
=> 3x (x + 2) + 2 (x + 2) = 0
38) Answer: A => (3x + 2) (x + 2) = 0
20 * 3 + 3 = 63 (not 75) => x = -2/3, -2
63 * 3 + 3 = 192 From II,
192 * 3 + 3 = 579 3y2 + 16y + 20 = 0
579 * 3 + 3 = 1740 =>3y2 + 6y + 10y + 20 = 0
1740 * 3 + 3 = 5223 => 3y (y + 2) + 10 ( y + 2) = 0
=> (3y + 10) (y + 2) = 0
39) Answer: B => y = -10/3, -2
45 + 12 – 1 = 45 Hence, x ≥ y.
45 + 22 – 1 = 48
48 + 32 – 1 = 56 42) Answer: A
56 + 42 – 1 = 71 From I,
71 + 52 – 1 = 95 3x2 + 37x + 104 = 0
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=>3x2 + 24x + 13x + 104 = 0 44) Answer: A

=>3x (x + 8) + 13 (x + 8) = 0 From I,
=> (3x + 13) (x + 8) = 0 4x2 – 17x + 18 = 0
=> x = -13/3, -8 =>4x2 – 8x – 9x + 18 = 0
From II, =>4x (x – 2) – 9 (x – 2) = 0
3y2 – 8y – 35 = 0 =>(4x – 9) (x – 2) = 0
=>3y2 –15y + 7y – 35 = 0 => x = 9/4, 2
=> 3y (y – 5) + 7 (y – 5) = 0 From II,
=> (3y + 7) (y – 5) = 0 3y2 – 29y + 56 = 0
=>y = -7/3, 5 =>3y2 –21y – 8y + 56 = 0
Hence, x < y => 3y (y – 7) – 8 (y – 7) = 0
=> (3y – 8) (y – 7) = 0
43) Answer: B => y = 8/3, 7
From I, Hence, x < y
x2 – (2 + 3√3)x + 6√3 = 0
=>x2 – 2x– 3√3x + 6√3 = 0 45) Answer: E
=>x (x – 2) – 3√3 (x – 2) = 0 x2 – 14x + 45 = 0
=>(x – 3√3) (x – 2) = 0 x2 – 9x - 5x + 45 = 0
=> x = 3√3, 2 x(x – 9) – 5(x – 9) = 0
From II, (x – 5)(x – 9) = 0
y2 + (4 + 2√2)y + 8√2 = 0 x = 5, 9
=>y2 + 4y + 2√2y + 8√2 = 0 y2 – 20y + 99 = 0
=>y (y + 4) + 2√2 (y + 4) = 0 y2 – 11y – 9y + 99 = 0
=> (y + 2√2) (y + 4) = 0 y(y – 11) – 9(y – 11) = 0
=>y = -2√2, -4 (y – 9)(y – 11) = 0
Hence, x > y y = 9, 11
x≤y
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English Language
Directions (1-7): Read the following passage also important to gradually provide enabling
carefully and answer the questions given below. conditions such as improved, handicap-friendly
In ‘Mann kiBaat’ this January-end, Prime Minister footpaths, a safe lane for cyclists and
Narendra Modi made a special reference to the pedestrians, more zebra paths with an inbuilt
government’s concern on road crashes and safety mechanism.
called upon the people to become active Round-the-clock checks should be conducted to
stakeholders in road safety activities. It is enforce adherence to traffic norms in the
horrifying to look at the data of road deaths: earmarked ZoE. All available tech devices
More than 415 people die on Indian roads every should be deployed, and private IT agencies of
day. repute roped in. Best practices followed by road-
The harsh penalties under the new provisions of safe countries should be suitably adapted. Strict
the Motor Vehicles Act have done more than half checks and fines should be imposed, with the
of the job, as “enforcement” of a road safety provision of charging a discounted amount
regime would appear to be the first key in this where the offender is willing to pay on the spot.
impasse. However, to take this campaign to the Similarly, detaining offending vehicles for the
next level we must take a fresh look at the issue entire day or longer hours, instead of imposing
and explore certain simple steps to bring about a fines, should be encouraged.
quick impact. To begin with, Union and state A crucial requirement will be the stationing of
governments can earmark smaller areas in some adequately equipped ambulances and cranes at
cities as Zones of Excellence in Road Safety closer distances to swiftly move away victims
(ZoE). Preference can be given to geographic and damaged vehicles. A separate emergency
areas with a poor road safety record. helpline for the ZoE/ all ZoEs within a state,
All roads in the ZoE should be properly lane- operated by the trained staff, is the need of the
marked, zebra-marked, and signposted. Most hour. Details of the helpline should be posted in
markings and signage should, in addition to the a ZoE prominently, and at multiple public places
pictorial image, define the instructions in words and social media.
for easy understanding, and as a source of It is important that road users and people, in
regular education of the road users. A dedicated general, are sensitized about the norms and
corridor for emergency vehicles must be marked. spirit of road safety. Regular road safety
Corrective action on the “black spots” should be awareness and education programs should be
completed on top priority in a ZoE. In the conducted in residential areas, over the
meantime, temporary measures can be put in weekends, with the active assistance of the
place to slow down, and guide the traffic. It is RWAs/local bodies/NGOs.
2

A three-tier administrative structure can be put in 1) Which of the following statements is TRUE as
place to run a ZoE in a smooth, war-zone like given in the passage?
spirit. First, for day to day operations, there will A. Best practices followed by road-safe countries
be a managing group, comprising middle-level should be suitably adopted.
officials from the traffic police, highway B. A two-tier administrative structure can be put
regulatory authority, local body of the area, in place to run a ZoE in a smooth, war-zone like
PWD, health, education, electricity and spirit.
horticulture departments, headed by a senior C. The group will resolve week to week issues of
administrative or police officer with a proven enforcement and management of safe roads.
performance record. The group will resolve day D. A committee of seasoned people can also be
to day issues of enforcement and management co-opted to assist in the monitoring processes.
of safe roads. The second level would have an E. All are false
exclusively earmarked officer from the district
headquarters that will very closely monitor the 2) Which of the following statements is FALSE
functioning of all ZoEs within the district, and as given in the passage?
extend urgent help where such intervention is A. Preference can be given to geographic areas
sought by the Group. A committee of seasoned with a poor road safety record.
people can also be co-opted to assist in the B. Corrective action on the “black spots” should
monitoring processes. A third tier would be completed on top priority in a ZoE.
comprise the Union/ state minister concerned. C. Strict checks and fines should be exposed,
Indeed, a separate minister for road safety can with the provision of charging a discounted
be appointed both in the Union and state amount where the offender is willing to pay on
cabinets. the spot.
The execution of the proposed model rests on D. Both A and B
harnessing resources of government agencies, E. All are false
private sector, NGOs and the common people as
meaningful stakeholders in the road safety 3) According to the passage, what steps are
mission, in a competitive spirit. The model will taken to sensitize people about the norms and
help usher in a welcome culture of traffic spirit of road safety?
discipline, smooth aesthetic flow in lanes, and A. Regular road safety awareness and education
responsible citizen road-behaviour. This culture programs should be conducted in residential
should soon ____________ beyond the limited areas, over the weekends, with the active
area of a Zone to cover other parts of the assistance of the RWAs/local bodies/NGOs.
society.
3

B. A dedicated corridor for emergency vehicles 5) Find the error.

must be marked. The execution of the proposed model rests on
C. All available tech devices should be deployed, (A) / harnessing resources of government
and private IT agencies of repute roped in agencies, private sector, NGOs (B) / and the
D. Temporary measures can be put in place to common people as meaningful stakeholders (C)
slow down, and guide the traffic. / in the road safety mission, in a competitive
E. To begin with, Union and state governments spirit. (D) / No error (E)
can earmark smaller areas in some cities as A. Only A
Zones of Excellence in Road Safety (ZoE). B. Only B
C. Only C
4) According to the passage, what three-tier D. Only D
administrative structure can be put in place to E. No error
run a ZoE in a smooth, war-zone-like spirit.
A. For day to day operations, there will be a 6) Complete the blank according to the passage.
managing group, comprising middle-level This culture should soon ___________ beyond
officials from the traffic police, highway the limited area of a Zone to cover other parts of
regulatory authority, local body of the area, the society.
PWD, health, education, electricity and A. Fall behind
horticulture departments, headed by a senior B. Surrender
administrative or police officer with a proven C. Ignored
performance record. D. Rampage
B. Itwould have an exclusively earmarked officer E. Transcend
from the district headquarters that will very
closely monitor the functioning of all ZoEs within 7) What is the Antonym of AESTHETIC
the district, and extend urgent help where such according to the passage.
intervention is sought by the Group. A. Displeasing
C. Itwould comprise the Union/ state minister B. Artful
concerned. Indeed, a separate minister for road C. Inventive
safety can be appointed both in the Union and D. Stubborn
state cabinets. E. Artistic
D. Details of the helpline should be posted in a
ZoE prominently, and at multiple public places Directions (8-11):- In each of the following
and social media. questions, a sentence is divided into four parts;
E. A, B and C are correct (A), (B), (C) and (D). There may be an error in
4

one part, which makes the sentence B. Only B

grammatically or contextually incorrect. Choose C. Only C
the option with the part containing the error. D. Only D
8) This is the first time that the Centre (A)/ has E. No error
scrapped the notified interest rates over (B)/
small savings schemes after switching to a (C)/ 11) The two pilot unions of national carrier Air
quarterly interest rate setting system in April India (A)/ have urged the Minister of Civil
2016.(D)/ No error (E). Aviation and the airline’s chairman and
A. Only A managing director (B)/ to roll back the reductions
B. Only B in their salary and reinstate (C)/ their monthly
C. Only C flying allowances in line with industry
D. Only D standards.(D)/ No error (E)
E. No error A. Only A
B. Only B
9) Vistara is planning to extend its gate-to-gate C. Only C
luggage (A)/ delivery service, under which D. Only D
check-in luggage is taken from passenger’s E. No error
home (B)/ before the journey and delivered to its
final residing place, (C)/ to specific flights Directions (12-16): Answer the following
connecting Hyderabad as well as Bengaluru.(D)/ questions after rearranging the following parts
No error (E). into a meaningful sentence and identify the part
A. Only A which has an error that doesn't fit into the
B. Only B sentence.
C. Only C 12) Buckling under pressure from the
D. Only D ruling BJP ahead of the 2022 civic elections, (A)/
E. No error Covid has hitted the economy and the citizens
hard. (B)/ not to implement the hike on property
10) BhartiAirtel on March 31, said it has been tax from (April 1).(C)/ The hike in property tax—
empanelling (A)/ by Computer Emergency especially for those who began construction
Response Team (CERT-IN), which will allow (B)/ before 2005-2006—was to take effect from the
the company to offer its cyber security solutions new fiscal year. (D)/ The civic administration of
to (C)/ Union and State governments, along with the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation has
public sector entities.(D)/ No error (E). decided (E)
A. Only A A. ECDA; B
5

B. BECD; A 15) Reddy’s suspension has come in the wake of

C. AECD; B the death (A)/ The Maharashtra government on
D. BAEC; D Wednesday placed Melghat Tiger Reserve
E. ABCD; E (MTR) (B)/ by suicide of Harisal Range Forest
Officer DeepaliChavan in Melghat on March 26.
13) are all geared up for the next phase of (C)/ Demonstrations were helded by
the Covid-19 vaccination drive, (A)/ to include all organizations of forest staffers at Nagpur (D)/
persons aged 45 years and above. (B)/ As many Field Director Srinivas Reddy under
as 25 government facilities and 19 private suspension. (E)
centres (C)/ With the surge in cases in the city, A. ACDB; C
the vaccine will helped stop the spread of B. BECA; D
infection (D)/ which begins on April 1 and has C. BEAC; D
been further expanded (E) D. DBAC; E
A. CAEB; D E. ABCD; E
B. DAEB; C
C. DEBC; A 16) The eviction notice was originally served on
D. CDEB; A 2015 to all 400 families (A)/ facelift as a part of
E. ABCD; E the Gujarat PavitraYatradhamVikas Board
projects. (B)/ demolished five of the 400
14) Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on commercial-cum-residential structures located
Wednesday warned of stricter restrictions (A)/ if on the (C)/ The local administration in
the Covid-19 situation in the state does not Haloltaluka of Panchmahals on Wednesday (D)/
improve over the next one week. (B)/ Despite the Pavagadh hill, close to the Kalika Mata temple,
administration imposing night curfew. (C)/ The which is undergoing renovation and (E)
state is reeling under a massive surge of cases A. ACEB; D
and deaths (D) the government should ensure B. DCEB; A
strictly enforcement of masking up (E) C. CEAB; D
A. BEAC; D D. BCED; A
B. CABE, D E. ABCD; E
C. EABD; C
D. ABDC; E Directions (17-20): In each question below, four
E. ABCD; E words printed in bold type are given. One of
these words printed in bold might either be
wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of
6

the sentence. Find out the word that is 19) Seven Hong Kong pro-democracy advocates
inappropriate or wrongly spelt. were convicted(A) / on Thursday on charges of
17) A special CBI court in Ahmedabad approved organizing and participating in an
(A) / the discharge (B) / plea of three police unlawful(B)/assembly during massive anti-
officers and accordingly (C) / discharged G.L. government protests in 2019 that triggered(C) / a
Singhal, TarunBarot and AnajuChaudhary in the crackdown on decent. (D)
2004 IshratJahanalleged(D) fake encounter case A. Convicted
. B. Unlawful
A. Approved C. Triggered
B. Discharge D. Decent
C. Accordingly E. All correct
D. Alleged
E. All correct 20) The standard(A) / container ship blocking the
Suez Canal for almost a week was refloated(B) /
18) Many private schools do not want to conduct on Monday and is currently being secured,
offline examinations (A) / for students even Inchcape Shipping Services said, raising(C) /
though (B) / the state government is yet to expectations the vital waterway (D) will soon be
decide on the mobility(C) /of how the exams will reopened.
be conducted.(D) A. Standard
A. Examinations B. Refloated
B. Though C. Raising
C. Mobility D. Waterway
D. Conducted E. All correct
E. All correct
7

1) Answer: D officials from the traffic police, highway

Except D all options are wrong according to the regulatory authority, local body of the area,
given passage PWD, health, education, electricity and
A committee of seasoned people can also be horticulture departments, headed by a senior
co-opted to assist in the monitoring processes. administrative or police officer with a proven
performance record.
2) Answer: C (B) Itwould have an exclusively earmarked
Imposed must be used instead of exposed officer from the district headquarters that will
according to the passage very closely monitor the functioning of all ZoEs
Strict checks and fines should be imposed, with within the district, and extend urgent help where
the provision of charging a discounted amount such intervention is sought by the
where the offender is willing to pay on the spot. Group.
(C) Itwould comprise the Union/ state minister
3) Answer: A concerned. Indeed, a separate minister for road
Regular road safety awareness and education safety can be appointed both in the Union and
programs should be conducted in residential state cabinets.
areas, over the weekends, with the active
assistance of the RWAs/local bodies/NGOs. 5) Answer: E
No error
4) Answer: E The execution of the proposed model rests on
A, B and C are correct harnessing resources of government agencies,
(A) For day to day operations, there will be a private sector, NGOs and the common people
managing group, comprising middle-level
8

as meaningful stakeholders in the road safety Theirmust be used instead of its

mission, in a competitive spirit. Vistara is planning to extend its gate-to-gate
luggage delivery service, under which check-in
6) Answer: E luggage is taken from passenger’s home before
Transcend: -to go further than the usual limits of the journey and delivered to their final residing
something place, to specific flights connecting Hyderabad
Fall behind and surrender are the antonyms of as well as Bengaluru.
transcend
Ignored: - to pay no attention to 10) Answer: C
somebody/something Only A
Rampage: - to move through a place in a violent Empanelled is used instead of empanelling
group, usually breaking things and attacking BhartiAirtel on March 31, said it has been
people empanelled by Computer Emergency Response
This culture should soon transcend beyond the Team (CERT-IN), which will allow the company
limited area of a Zone to cover other parts of the to offer its cyber security solutions to Union and
society. State governments, along with public sector
entities.
7) Answer: A
Displeasing 11) Answer: E
Aesthetic: - Beauty, artful, inventive, artistic No error
Stubborn: -not wanting to do what other people The two pilot unions of national carrier Air India
want you to do; refusing to change your plans or have urged the Minister of Civil Aviation and the
decisions airline’s chairman and managing director to roll
back the reductions in their salary and reinstate
8) Answer: B their monthly flying allowances in line with
Only B industry standards.
On must be used instead of over
This is the first time that the Centre has 12) Answer: C
scrapped the notified interest rates on small AECD; B
savings schemes after switching to a quarterly (B) Hit must be used instead of hitted
interest rate setting system in April 2016. Buckling under pressure from the
ruling BJP ahead of the 2022 civic elections,
9) Answer: C The civic administration of the Pimpri-
Only C Chinchwad Municipal Corporation has decided
9

not to implement the hike on property tax from the death by suicide of Harisal Range Forest
(April 1).The hike in property tax—especially for Officer DeepaliChavan in Melghat on March 26.
those who began construction before 2005-
2006—was to take effect from the new fiscal 16) Answer: B
year. DCEB; A
(A) In 2015 must be used instead of on 2015
13) Answer: A The local administration in Haloltaluka of
CAEB; D Panchmahals on Wednesday demolished five of
(D) Help must be used instead of helped the 400 commercial-cum-residential structures
As many as 25 government facilities and 19 located on the Pavagadh hill, close to the Kalika
private centers are all geared up for the next Mata temple, which is undergoing renovation
phase of the Covid-19 vaccination drive, which and facelift as a part of the Gujarat
begins on April 1 and has been further PavitraYatradhamVikas Board projects.
expanded to include all persons aged 45 years
and above. 17) Answer: E
all correct
14) Answer: D A special CBI court in Ahmedabad approved the
ABDC; E discharge plea of three police officers and
(E) Strict must be used instead of strictly accordingly discharged G.L. Singhal,
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on TarunBarot and AnajuChaudhary in the 2004
Wednesday warned of stricter restrictions if IshratJahanalleged fake encounter case.
the Covid-19 situation in the state does not
improve over the next one week. The state is 18) Answer: C
reeling under a massive surge of cases and Modality must be used instead of mobility
deaths despite the administration imposing Modality: - modal quality.
night curfew. Mobility: -Mobility is the ability to move freely.
Many private schools do not want to conduct
15) Answer: C offline examinations for students even though
BEAC; D the state government is yet to decide on the
(D) Held must be used instead of helded modality of how the exams will be conducted.
The Maharashtra government on Wednesday
placed Melghat Tiger Reserve (MTR) Field 19) Answer: D
Director Srinivas Reddy under suspension. Dissent must be used instead of decent
Reddy’s suspension has come in the wake of
10

Dissent: -disagreement with official or generally 20) Answer: A

agreed ideas or opinions Stranded must be used instead of standard
Decent: -being of an acceptable standard; Stranded: - left in a place that you cannot get
satisfactory away
Seven Hong Kong pro-democracy advocates Standard: -a level of quality
were convicted on Thursday on charges of The stranded container ship blocking the Suez
organizing and participating in an unlawful Canal for almost a week was refloated on
assembly during massive anti-government Monday and is currently being secured,
protests in 2019 that triggered a crackdown on Inchcape Shipping Services said, raising
dissent. expectations the vital waterway will soon be
reopened.
The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary
1) Assassination (noun)-murder, killing, Example: Harmony’s voice held a hushed note

termination of reverence that irked Gabriel.
Example:He was in constant fear of Antonyms: Irked x relaxed, composed, calm
Assassination and distrusted all around her.
Antonyms: Assassination x bear, build, 5) Proclamation (noun) - order, announcement,
construct declaration
Explanation:All the kingdom waited anxiously to
2) Grimace (noun)-Frown, twisted expression hear the royal proclamation.
on person face Antonyms: Proclamation x secret, quiet, control
Example:With a grimace he dropped it into his
pocket. 6) Discretion (noun)-circumspection, care,
Antonyms: Grimace x smile, beam, smirk prudence
Example: Parents have the discretion to
3) Dogged (adjective) - Tenacious, Determined, determine which Television program
Persistent their children may watch.
Example: Persistent rumors of breakups Antonyms: Discretion x neglect, inattention,
dogged the pretty pair until their secret omission
Wedding on October
Antonyms:Dogged x Hesitant, irresolute, soft 7) Juggernaut (noun) – huge, powerful,
overwhelming force
4) Irked (verb) - Irritate, annoy, Infuriate
11

Example: The Company predicts its unique 9) Behemoth (noun) – a huge or monstrous
mobile phone will become a best seller creature, enormous
and make it a Juggernaut in the phone market. Example: I was scared of the behemoth roller
Antonyms:Juggernaut x hesitation, indecision, coaster that was the
uncertainty tallest and fastest in the world.
Antonyms: Behemoth x dwarf, wimp
8) Abrogation (noun) - the repeal or abolition of
law, right or agreement 10) Relentless (adjective) - Persistent, constant,
Example: China regrets the abrogation of the interminable
anti-ballistic missile treaty. Example: The politician’s rivals are waging a
Antonyms: Abrogation x approve, establish, relentless campaign of slander
introduce against him.
Antonyms: Relentless x intermittent, irresolute,
relenting
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