ECC ACADEMY
ENGLISH
Directions(1-4): In the following
question, a sentence has been broken
into four parts. Identify the part which
has an error and mark that as the
answer. If there is no error, mark (e) as
the answer.
1. A You do not get the satire of
B this peace, yet you dislike it and
C the person who wrote it and are
D already plotting your revenge
E No error
2. A You had been so worried about what
B you were going to say next that
C you didn't say anything at all and
that's what
D I mean by getting stuck in your head
E No error
3. A You had been so worried about what
B you were going to say next that
C you didn't say anything at all and
that's what
D I mean by getting stuck in your head
E No error
4. A Our brain acts as a sort of pattern
B matching and pattern generating
machine, and
C when things are not already in
patterns it tries to make
D sense of what it sees by fitting it into
familial shapes
E No error
Directions(5-8): In the given sentence,
a blank is given indicating that
something (a word or a phrase) is
missing. From the given
words/phrases, choose the one(s)
which will fit in the blank making it
grammatically and contextually correct
and mark the appropriate option as
your answer.
5. Animals that become very small have
to deal with _____________
problems, like how to fit all sensory
organs into a very small head, or how to
heat.
i. Specific ii. Particularly iii. Distinct
A Only i) B Both i) and ii)
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C Both i) and iii) D Only ii) E Only iii)
6. The UK cannot _____climate neutral
much before 2050 unless people stop
flying and eating red meat almost
completely.
i. Go ii. Stagnation iii. Became
A Only ii) B Only iii) C Only i)
D Both i) and iii) E Both i) and ii)
7. Spain is expected to keep
outperforming many of its EU
neighbours, with its central bank
_____ economic growth of 1.7%.
i. Forecasting ii. Predicting iii. Estimating
A Only i) B Only ii) C Only ii) and iii)
D Only iii) E All i), ii) and iii)
8. For the isosceles triangle, you can
either apply Heron's formula, which
gives you the area of a triangle using
only its side lengths, or first find the
altitude of the triangle using the
Pythagorean theorem and then ____
the area of the triangle from there.
i. figure out ii. Calculate iii. evaluated
A Only i) B Only ii) C Only iii)
D Only i) and ii) E Only ii) and iii)
Directions(9-17): Read the following
passage carefully and answer the
questions that follow.
For most of its history, sub-Saharan
Africa has been short of people, not land. In
2011, the World Bank estimated that the
region had 200m hectares of suitable land
that was not being used for crops - almost half
of the world's total, and more than the
cultivated area of America. That potential
excites many. Africa is the future breadbasket
of the world. Yet such aggregate figures may
deceive. Most of Africa's spare land lies in
just a few big countries, such as Sudan and the
Democratic Republic of Congo. In densely
populated places (with more than 100 people
per square kilometre of farmland), average
farm sizes have shrunk by a third since the
1970s
The continent is already a net importer
of food; by 2050 it may have twice as many
bellies to fill. In hotspots like central Nigeria,
clashes between crop-growing farmers and
herders have killed thousands. Doom-
mongers see a larger crisis brewing. Only a
fifth of land in a particular district is being
used. A German company has bought 40,000
hectares of private land to grow maize and
soya beans. The government is trying to lure
other commercial outfits to designated "farm
blocks" around a country twice as big as
Germany, with fewer people than the
Netherlands
But even here, land is scarcer than it
seems. The western half of the district is a
national park. Locals complain that
heavyhanded rangers on private game ranches
stop them fishing and picking mushrooms.
"This land we are in here, it's not ours," says
one villager, "it's for people who have money."
Human Rights Watch says that poor people in
other districts are being evicted by
commercial farms. Despite talk of Africa's
unused land, few places are truly empty. On a
map it is like that. But when you go in the field
you find there are already people there.
Uncultivated land is used for grazing, foraging
or hunting. Occupiers are often surprised to
hear themselves labelled as squatters.
In northern Uganda people returning
home after being displaced by war found their
empty fields had been dished out among
generals, tycoons and conservationists.
Perhaps a tenth of Africa's cultivated land is
now in the hands of big business, which uses
most of it for biofuels, timber and other non-
food crops. As significant is the rise of mid-
size farms (those between five and 100
hectares), often owned by civil servants in the
cities. They have the political connections.
Many are not serious farmers. Those who own
more than 20 hectares often leave most of it
idle. Middling farms now cover more of
Zambia than small ones.
Meanwhile squeezed smallholders farm
their shrinking plots too intensively,
degrading already poor soils. This happens
even in spacious countries because people are
concentrated along roads and in towns. This
presents a conundrum. Better seeds and
fertiliser, as well as niftier techniques, could
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send Africa's farm yields soaring. But
mechanised commercial farms do not provide
as many jobs as subsistence agriculture. Most
Africans still live in the countryside. That life
there is so tough is why they are abandoning it
faster than people on any other continent.
9. A tenth of Africa's cultivated land is
now in the hands of big business. What
are these lands used for?
I. Biofuels II. Timber III. Non-food crops
A Both II & III B Only II C Both I & III
D Only I E All of the above
10. In which of the following countries,
most of Africa's spare land lies?
I. Uganda II. Sudan
III. The Democratic Republic of Congo
A Both I & II B Both II & III
C Both I & III D All of the above
E None of the above
11. In which of the following countries,
clashes between cropgrowing farmers
and herders have killed thousands?
A Northern Uganda B Zambia
C Zambezi D Central Nigeria
E Other than the above places
12. For which of the following activities,
uncultivated land is used?
A Grazing B Foraging C Building homes
D Both A & B E None of the above
13. On which of the following pointer,
the author's sentence, "Africa is the
future breadbasket of the world," is
based?
A. Africa contains the majority of
unused suitable land in the world.
B Africa houses the majority of the
farmers in the world.
C. Africa is on the path to becoming the
biggest crop producer in the world.
D. Africa is on course to becoming the
most technologically savvy crop
producer in the world.
E Other than the ones stated above.
14. Which of the following could replace
"deceive", as used in the passage?
I. Mislead II. Delude III. Well-founded
IV. Misguide
A Both I & II B Only III C All I, II & IV
 D Both III & IV E Only I
15. Which of the following is the closest
synonym of "brewing", as used in the
passage?
I. Developing II. Looming III. Impending
IV. Emerging
A All I, II & III B All II, III & IV
C All I, II & IV D All I, III & IV
E All of the above
16. Which of the following is the closest
antonym of "lure", as used in the
passage
I. Tempt II. Entice III. Deter IV. Coax
A Only II B Both II & III C Only III
D All I, II & IV E None of the above
17. Which of the following is the closest
antonym of "evict", as used in the
passage?
I. Expel II. Jostle III. Admit IV. Receive
A Both I & II B Both II & III
C Both III & IV D Both I & III
E Both II & IV
Directions(18-22): In each of the
questions given below, a set of six
sentences is given, which are jumbled
in any random order. Rearrange the
sentences in the right order and answer
the questions that follow.
A. He didn't see the owls swooping past in
broad daylight, though people down in the
street did.
B. This is so because most of them had never
seen an owl even at night-time.
C. They pointed and gazed open-mouthed as
owl after owl sped overhead.
D. Mr. Dursley always sat with his back to the
window in his office on the ninth floor.
E. Mr. Dursley, however, had a perfectly
normal, owl-free morning. F. If he hadn't, he
might have found it harder to concentrate on
drills that morning
18. Which of the following is the first
sentence after rearrangement?
AABDCCDBEF
19. Which of the following sentences
comes between first and the third
sentence after rearrangement?
AFBCCA DBEE
20. Which of the following sentences
comes just before the last sentence
after rearrangement?
ACBDCBDAEF
21. Which of the following is the fourth
sentence after rearrangement?
AABBCCDEEF
22. Which of the following is the sixth
sentence after rearrangement?
AABBCFDCEE
Directions(23-28): In the following
passage, some of the words have been
left out and replaced by a blank
represented by a letter. First read the
passage and try to understand what it is
about. Then fill in the blanks as per the
questions given.
India's hopes for retaining the right to
implement data localisation laws_______
(A) alive as Indian negotiators declined to
agree to the e-commerce chapter of the
Regional Comprehensive Economic
Partnership (RCEP) agreement. The e-
commerce chapter ___________ (B) clauses
that, if India had agreed to them, would have
prevented it from implementing data
localisation rules on companies doing
business in India. The ____________ (C)
on the chapter, will now have to continue
during the Intersessional Ministerial meeting.
People who are ___________ (D) of the
developments told, while India did not agree
to the e-commerce chapter clauses,
negotiations were now entering a frantic
phase __________ (E) there were still
several uncertainties related to the cross-
border transfer of electronic information that
remained. Adding____________ (F) the
urgency is the fact the meeting would be the
last Ministerial meeting before the agreement
is deemed to have been concluded next
month.
23. Which word should come at F?
A For B Among C With D Behind E to
24. Which word should come at D?
A Unbothered B Aware C Unaware
D Information E Casual
25. Which word should come at A?
A Ceases B Remain C Discontinue
D Continues E Dead
26. Which word should come at E?
A However B Moreover C Because
D In spite of E Although
27. Which word should come at C?
A Negotiations B Agreement C Disagree
D Compromised E Altercations
28. Which word should come at B?
A Contain B deprive C Contains
D Release E Comprise
Directions(29-30): Select the
phrase/connector/word-pair from the
given three options to form a single
sentence from the two sentences given
below, implying the same meaning as
expressed in the original sentences. The
phrase/connector must appear at the
beginning of the final sentence.
29. I. He was said to be an accomplice in that
case.
II. He was not even in the same city at the
night of the crime.
(i) Although (ii) In order to (iii) So
A Only (i) and (ii) B Only (i) C Only (ii)
D Only (iii) E Only (ii) and (iii)
30. I. Coworking spaces for individuals and
those that partner with employers.
II. We have identified two types of corporate
coworking.
(i) Besides (ii) In addition to
(iii) In other words
A Only (i) B Only (ii) C Both (i) and (ii)
D Both (ii) and (iii) E All (i), (ii) and (iii)
REASONING
31. Eight people, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and
H, are seated around a circular table,
facing outside the table, but not
necessarily in the same order. F sits
third to the left of E. H faces A who sits
second to the right of C who is an
immediate neighbour of G who sits
second to the left of D who sits second
to the left of B. Who among the
following faces F?
AD BB CG DC EH
Directions(32-34): Study the following
information and answer the given
questions.
Mr. Roy starts running towards the
point T which is 5 km towards the East from
his starting point. He then turns towards his
right and runs for 7 km up to point R. He
again turns his right and runs for 5 km to
reach point N and finally turns his right and
runs to his initial point.
32. In which direction is point R with
respect to the starting point?
A South B South-West C South-East
D North E None of the above
33. If he had stopped at point K, while
running towards the point R, in which
direction is point N with respect to
point K?
A North-East B East C South
D South-West E North-West
34. In which direction is point T with
respect to point N?
A North B North-East C South-West
D North-West E South
Directions(35-39): Six students - A, B,
C, D, E and F, each went to watch
different movies - Martian, Gravity,
Interstellar, Thor, Avengers and Titanic, not
necessarily in same order. Also, each one went
for movie one after the other not in given
order.
• Martian was watched before Gravity.
• C watched Interstellar and before F.
• Two movies were watched between Thor and
Martian, which wasn't watched by B, who
watched movie immediately before A.
• Avengers was watched immediately after
Gravity and not by F.
• Neither Thor nor movie watched by A, was
watched at the end.
• E watched the movie, which wasn't Martian
before everyone
35. Who watched Avengers?
A A B B C Cannot be determined
DDEE
36. Which movie was watched
immediately after Interstellar, and by
whom?
 A Martian, A B Titanic, B C Martian, D
D Titanic, D E None of these
37. If the movies are watched from
Monday to Saturday, one movie on each
day such that first movie is watched on
Monday and last on Saturday, then,
who watched the movie on Saturday?
AFBDCC
D The one who watched Titanic
E None of these
38. Who watched movie immediately
before B?
A E B D C F D C E Either (c) or (d)
39. How many movies were watched
after Thor?
A Three B Four C One D Five E Two
Two statements numbered I and II are
given below. You have to decide
whether the data provided in the
statements are sufficient to answer the
question.
40. There are seven racks stacked one
over another. Each rack has different
types of references. Journals are kept
below Periodicals but not immediately.
How many racks are below the
Journals?
I. Two racks are above the Magazines. There
is one rack in between the Magazines and
Dictionaries. Encyclopaedias are kept below
the Dictionaries but not immediately.
Periodicals are kept immediately below
Memoirs.
40. There are two racks in between the
Dictionaries and Periodicals. Magazines are
kept immediately above Newspapers.
Memoirs are
kept above the Magazines but not
immediately. Encyclopaedias are kept below
the Journals.
A If the data either in statement I alone
or in statement II alone are sufficient to
answer the question
B If the data in both statements I and II
together are necessary to answer the
question
C If the data in both statements I and II
together are not sufficient to answer the
question
D. If the data in statement II alone are
sufficient to answer the question while
the data in statement I alone are not
sufficient to answer the question
E. If the data in statement I alone are
sufficient to answer the question while
the data in statement II alone are not
sufficient to answer the question
41. Eight people, A, I, K, M, N, O, P and
U, are seated around a circular table,
facing towards the centre.
Statement I: A is an immediate neighbour of
N, who sits third to the left of I. K, who is an
immediate neighbour of neither O nor P, faces
N. P sits third to the left of M.
Statement II: A sits second to the left of O,
who sits immediate left of P. U sits immediate
right of M. N, an immediate neighbour of A,
faces K.
Which of the above statement/s is/are
sufficient to answer the question?
Who is seated opposite of A?
A. The data in statement II is alone
sufficient to answer the question, while
the data in statement I is alone not
sufficient to answer the question.
B The data in both the statements I and
II together are not sufficient to answer
the question.
C. The data in statement I is alone
sufficient to answer the question, while
the data in statement II is alone not
sufficient to answer he question.
D The data in either statement I alone or
statement II alone is sufficient to answer
the question.
E The data in both the statements I and
II together are necessary to answer the
question.
42. Five persons - P, Q, R, S and T were
of different ages. P is elder than T. Who
is second youngest?
Statement 1: Q is younger than P but elder
than T. S is elder than T but younger than R,
who is eldest.
Statement 2: Q is elder than two persons. S
is elder than T but younger than P, who is not
eldest.
A. If the data in statement 1 alone is
sufficient to answer the question while
the data in statement 2 alone is not
sufficient to answer the question
B If the data in both statements 1 and 2
together are necessary to answer the
question
C If the data in both statements 1 and 2
together are not sufficient to answer the
question
D If the data either in statement 1 or in
statement 2 alone are sufficient to
answer the question
E. If the data in statement 2 alone is
sufficient to answer the question while
the data in statement 1 alone is not
sufficient to answer the question
Directions(43-47): 7 persons
Chandragupta, Chanakya, Kautilya, Kanak,
Mithun, Aparajit and Ajatshatru are working
in the Magadh Samrajya at different
designations. The designations in decreasing
order of their rank are Samrat, Raja, Pradhan,
Senapati, Adhyaksha, Adhikari and Sainik.
Chankya is the Senapati of Magadh samrajya.
Kautilya is higher ranked person than Kanak,
who is higher ranked person than Chanakya.
Only 2 persons are ranked between Kanak and
Mithun. Aparajit is higher ranked person than
Ajatshatru, who is higher ranked person than
Chandragupta. The ranks of Aparajit and
Kautilya are not consecutive.
43. What is the rank of Kanak?
A Adhikari B Adhyaksha C Pradhan
D Raja E Samrat
44. Who among the following is ranked
higher than Chanakya?
A Both Ajatshatru and Kanak
B Both kanak and Aparajit
C Ajatshatru
D Both Mithun and Ajatshatru
E Mithun
45. Who is Adhyaksha?
A Ajatshatru B Kanak C Mithun
D Aparajit E None of these
46. Who is Adhikari?
A Ajatshatru B Kanak C Mithun
D Aparajit E None of these
47. What is the designation of Aparajit?
A Pradhan B Raja C Samrat D Adhikari
E Adhyaksha
48. Find the odd one out.
A ISQ B EVT C LOM D PKI E JQO
Directions(49-53): Eight people A, B, C, D,
E, F, G, H went for shopping in the months of
June, July, August on either 11 th or 19 th or
23 rd of the month. Only one person went on
each day. It is known that
• G went after B but not in June. • A went in
august but not on the date when C went.
• H went on 11 th June
• B and E both had a gap of at least 40 days
with E going after B.
• Nobody went on 11 th august.
• D was not the third person to go for
shopping
• C and F went for shopping at a gap of 7 days
where the former went after the latte
49. Who went on 23rd July?
ABBDCGDFEC
50. Who among the following went in
august?
ADBGCFDEEC
51. On which day did B went?
A 19thJune B 23rdJune
C 11thJuly D 23rdJuly
E Cannot Be determined
52. How many people went after F?
A6B2C4D5E3
53. Who went on the same date as E?
ADBBCFDC
E More than one of the above.
54. If all the digits of the number
"7813426519" are arranged in
descending order from right to left,
then, how many digits do not change
their positions in the number thus
formed?
A None B One C Two D Three
E More than three
Directions(55-57): In the following
questions, a set of statements is
followed by some conclusions, one of
which definitely does not follow (or is
not a possibility of occurrence). Choose
that conclusion as the answer.
55. Statements: Some planets are inks.
Some inks are clips. All clips are gloves.
All gloves are evenings.
Conclusions:
A No evening is a planet
B All evenings being clips is a possibility.
C No evening is a clip.
D Some gloves are clips
E None of these
56. Statements:
Only a few dresses are silk . All silk is linen
Conclusions:
A Some linen are dresses
B All Silk are dresses
C No dress is linen
D All linen is dresses
E Some linen are not dresses
57. Statements: All knives are daggers
Only a few knives are swords
Conclusions:
A All swords are daggers
B All daggers are swords
C All swords are knives
D Some swords are not daggers
E Some daggers are not knives
Directions(58-59): Eight boxes were kept
one over another in a stack. The boxes were of
different colours red, blue, yellow, golden,
brown, pink, orange and white not necessarily
in the same order.
There were four boxes between the blue
and the white box. Blue was somewhere above
the white box.The red box was immediately
below the white box.There were two boxes
between the red box and the pink box.The
number of boxes kept above the yellow box
was twice as that of the number of boxes kept
above the orange boxes.Yellow and orange
boxes were not kept consecutively.Golden and
orange boxes were kept consecutively.
58. How many boxes were kept below
the brown box?
A None B 1 C 2 D 3 E More than three
59. Which box was kept 4th from the
top?
A Orange B Yellow C Brown D Pink
E Cannot be determined
Directions(60-62): : In a family of seven
members, four members are males and only
one person is unmarried. T is the father of X.
Z is the sister-in-law of V. M is the only son of
W. R is the daughterin-law of V. T is not the
husband of R. Z is not the mother of M. T is
not the brother of V.
60. How is X related to Z?
A Daughter B Son C Son-in-law
D Nephew E Either (a) or (b)
61. How is R related to M?
A Wife B Sister C Sister-in-law
D Cousin's wife E Aunt
62. Who is the father of M?
A V B W C X D T E Either V or W
Directions(63-65): In these questions,
relationship between different
elements is shown in the statements.
These statements are followed by two
conclusions.
A If only conclusion I follows.
B If only conclusion II follows.
C If either conclusion I or conclusion II
follows.
D If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II
follows.
E If both conclusions I and II follow
63. Statement: L ≤ M; M = N; N ≥ O.
Conclusions: I. M > O; II. M = O
64. Statement:
B>C≥D>E=F≤Q=S>T
Conclusions: I. B > F; II. C > T
65. Statements:
R = S ≥ Y ≥ M; M < W < O
Conclusions:I. O ≥ R II. R ≥ M
MATHS
66. The length of a cuboid is 4 cm
greater than its breadth and its height is
6 cm. If the total surface area of the
cuboid is 162 cm2 , what is sum of the
lengths of all its edges?
A 60 cm B 54 cm C 64 cm D 68 cm
E 70 cm
Directions(67-71): The pie chart shows the
percentage distribution of the number of
students in five schools buses. The table shows
the ratio of male to female students in those 5 price of A and B is Rs.918, then find the
buses. Total number of students in 5 buses = cost price of item B?
450. A Rs.360 B Rs.480 C Rs.190 D Rs.380
E Rs.420
73. A mixture contains 75% milk and
remaining water. By some method,
When 20 liters milk is replaced by
water, the percentage of milk in the
mixture becomes (125/3)%. What is the
initial quantity of water?
A 15 liters B 12 liters C 16 liters
D 18 liters E 20 litres
74. Persons P and Q started a business
with initial capital Rs.2700 and Rs.3500
respectively. After 4 years, P adds
Rs.1500 more and Q withdraws Rs.500
from his capital. If at the end of 10
years from the start, difference between
profit share of P and Q is Rs.600, then
what is the total profit from the
business?
A Rs.14400 B Rs.12800 C Rs.19200
D Rs.10200 E None of these
67. What is the ratio of the sum of
Directions(75-79): Following graph shows
number of boys in bus A and D to the
the incomes of 5 farmers in 3 different years
sum of number of girls in the same 2
(2015, 2016 and 2017) (In Rs. thousands).
buses?
A 3:2 B 4:3 C 5:4 D 2:1 E 6:5
68. What is the ratio of the difference
between the number of boys and girls in
bus B to that in bus C?
A 3:1 B 3:2 C 4:1 D 5:2 E 5:1
69. What is the average number of girls
in buses C, D and E?
A 30 B 32 C 36 D 28 E 40
70. The sum of the number of boys in
buses A and E is what percent greater
than the sum of the number of girls in
buses A and C?
A 35% B 40% C 45% D 55% E 25%
71. The number of girls in bus C is what
percent of the total number of students 75. What is the average income of all 5
farmers together in year 2015?
in bus B?
A Rs.150000 B Rs.141000 C Rs.154000
A 37.5% B 62.5% C 87.5% D 22.5%
D Rs.145000 E Other than above
E 80.5%
72. Average cost price of items A and B 76. Total incomes of farmers P and Q in
is Rs.400. A and B are sold at 10% and all 3 given years together is what
20% profit respectively and total selling percent of the total incomes of farmers
S and T in all 3 given years together?
 A 90.5% B 96.25% C 95.5% D 92.8%
E Other than above
77. Total incomes of farmers Q, R and S
together in year 2017 is what percent
more/less than the total income of
these 3 farmers together in year 2015?
A 16% less B 19% less C 18% less
D 10% more E 15% more
78. Total income of T in year 2017 is
increased by what percent over his
income in year 2015?
A 16% B 18% C 14% D 12% E 15%
79. What is the ratio of total income of
farmers P, Q and R together in year
2015 to the total income of these 3
farmers together in year 2016?
A 31/39 B 38/41 C 39/43 D 37/41
E 39/41
80. The salary of Sanjana and Rahul are
in the ratio 4:3 and their expenditures
are in the ratio 3:1. If both of them save
Rs. 500 then find half of Rahul's salary.
A Rs. 300 B Rs. 200 C Rs. 600 D Rs. 150
E None of these
81. A and B can do a work in 10 days. B
and C can do the same work in 6 days.
A, B and C together can do the work in 5
days then in how many days can A and
C do the work?
A 7.5 days B 8 days C 15 days
D 12.5 days E 10 days
82. In an examination 30% passed with
distinction, 24% passed in first class
and 40% passed in second class. If
remaining 132 students failed in
examination, what is the total number
of students appeared in
examination?
A 2500 B 2400 C 2300 D 2200 E 2100
83. The sum of Megha's age after 7
years, Seema's age 6 years ago and
Parul's age 5 years ago is 65 years and
the ratio of age of Parul and Megha is 2:
3. If Parul is 3 year younger than Sahil
and Sahil was 19 years old two years
ago, then what is the present age of
Seema?
A 22 years B 23 years C 24 years
D 21 years E 20 years
84. Two trains of same speeds with
lengths in the ratio 3:5 completely cross
each other in 16 seconds. The longer
train can cross a man running at a
platform with a speed of 5 m/s in the
same direction of the train, in 24
seconds. What is the length of the
shorter train?
A 500 m B 480 m C 240 m D 550 m
E 360 m
Directions(85-89): What approximate
value will come in place of question
mark (?) in the following question?
85.
.
- 10.97 x 9.03 + √9.01 = ?
.
A 20 B -7 C -1 D 38 E 14
86. 9.93% of 560.11 + √324.06 = 49.06 +
? in year 2001 was increased by 87.5%
A 60 B 46 C -45 D 39 E 25
87. 23.01 x 30.03 - 49.95 x 27.01 = ?
A -643 B -630 C -660 D -647 E -682
88. (?) 2 + 4.96 3 = 39.98 2 - 31.04
A 54 B 38 C 58 D 42 E 22
89. 38.02 x 17.07 - 7.94 x 22.06 = ?
A 395 B 470 C 560 D 605 E 515
Directions(90-94): Find the missing
term in the series.
90. 19, ?, 91, 307, 819, 1819, 3547
A 46 B 83 C 27 D 32 E 30
91. 9, 44, ?, 1392, 9758, 78080
A 858 B 614 C 230 D 1218 E 141
92. 20, 17, 21, ?, 104, 225, 437
A 44 B 29 C 83 D 90 E 22
93. 17, ?, 89, 305, 817, 1817, 3545
A 54 B 43 C 25 D 47 E 71
94. 7, 5, 6, 12, ?, 190, 1128
the
A 80 B 40 C 66 D 136 E 30
95. A sum of Rs. (X + 10000) is lent out
at 12% per annum simple interest for 15
years and another sum of Rs. (3X -
10000) is lent out at 16% per annum
simple interest for same period of time.
If total interest earned is Rs. 129000,
then what is the value of X?
A 16800 B 15400 C 15000 D 14500
E 15500
Directions(96-100): Following table
shows number of public buses in 5
cities in 3 years. (Some of the data is
missing in the table).
96. If average number of public buses in
all 5 cities together in 2011 was 508,
then what is the total number of public
buses in Mumbai in the year 2011?
A 500 B 540 C 600 D 550
E Other than above
97. In Delhi, if number of public buses
over year 1991, then what is the sum of
number of public buses in Delhi in
years 1991, 2001 and 2011 together?
A 1220 B 1200 C 1100 D 1140 E 1600
98. If the sum of the number of public
buses in Pune in years 1991, 2001 and
2011 together was 640, then what is the
percentage increase in number of
public buses in Pune in year 2001 over
year 1991?
A 30% B 40% C 50% D 60% E 100%
99. If average number of public buses in
1991 of all 5 cities is 110 and number of
public buses in Pune in 1991 was 20 less
than the number of public buses in
Kolkata in 1991, then what is the total
number of public buses in Kolkata in
1991?
A 80 B 100 C 180 D 150 E 170
100. What is the ratio of the number of
public buses increased in Delhi in 2011
from 1991 to the number of public
buses increased in Bangalore in 2011
from 1991?
A 48: 41 B 48: 43 C 48: 47 D 43: 41
E 45: 41