ECC ACADEMY
ENGLISH
Direction(1-6): Read the given passage
and answer the following questions
based on that
Energy transitions are gaining momentum
worldwide, and India is no exception. The
country has achieved the remarkable double
leapfrog of connecting nearly all households
to electricity while also creating one of the
world’s largest markets for renewable energy.
But ensuring that the opportunities of India’s
transition are shared fairly throughout society
— and workers and communities are not left
to face the challenges alone — is not an easy
task, given the country’s population and
diversity.
With an ever-growing list of countries
announcing net-zero emissions targets, the
global energy system is set to undergo a
transformation in the coming decades.
According to an IEA analysis, 90 per cent of
new electricity generation capacity around the
world now comes from renewables. In India,
that energy transformation is well
____________________. It is among the
world’s top five countries in terms of
renewable power capacity. Its ambitious
target to increase India’s renewable energy
capacity to 450 gigawatts (GW) by 2030
would help move it closer to achieving the
country’s broader climate goals. By then, low-
carbon energy sources could account for more
than 60 per cent of India’s total power
capacity, well above what it originally
committed to under the Paris Agreement.
India is also showing global clean energy
leadership through initiatives such as the
International Solar Alliance, which has more
than 70 member countries.
Boosting clean energy investments brings
immediate gains, including job creation and
new economic opportunities. According to the
Council on Energy, Environment and Water
(CEEW), the deployment of 450 GW of
renewables would employ more than half a
million workers. But not everyone benefits
immediately or equally. Emerging and
developing economies are starting from
different baselines than advanced economies
and they must tailor their pathways to ensure
their transitions are inclusive.
In India’s case, new jobs would need to be
found over time for the coal miners affected
by the changes, as well as for people who
work in the fossil fuel power plants that will
close down. Many will need retraining for
work in other sectors. Monetary benefits and
insurance cushions would also help make the
transition easier to navigate.
1. Which of the following statements is
FALSE with respect to the information
given in the passage?
1. India’s energy transition has put India
on the global map by achieving the
ambitious target of electrifying every
household.
2. A country’s overall achievement is
only attained through the inclusivity of
its people.
3. A paradigm shift is looming in the
global energy market as many countries
are switching to clean energy.
4. Despite all the efforts, the world is
still lagging in implementing clean
energy as major segment of new
electricity is still fossil based.
5. None of these
2. What is/are the stance(s) of India on
global energy transitioning?
1. India envisions increasing its
renewable energy capacity by 450 GW
by 2030.
2. India holds a strong position in the
global renewable energy market ranking
among the top five countries.
3. India has been showing its
commitment to clean energy through
initiatives such as the International
Solar Alliance
4. Only (a) and (c) 5. All of these
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3. For India, what would be the
demerits of shifting to renewable
energy?
1. The coal miners will be severely
affected by the country’s clean energy
transition.
2. A shift to renewable energy cold
adversely affect the employability of
people working in fossil fuel plants.
3. The deployment of clean energy
plants requires monetary investment
which could impact the already
distressed economy
4. Only (a) and (b) 5. All of these
4. Which of the following words can fit
into the blank given in the passage?
1. forthwith 2. underway 3. fatal
4. instantaneous 5. worthwhile
5. What can be the viable step(s) to
minimize the deleterious impact of
energy transition on India?
1. Providing other employment to the
fossil fuel power plants’ employees
2. Credible severance packages and
insurance coverage could ease the pain
of the fossil fuel plants’ employees
3. Covering lifetime benefits could make
the transition smooth for the fossil fuel
employees.
4. Only (a) and (b) 5. All of these
6. Which of the following words is an
antonym of ‘momentum’ as mentioned
in the passage?
1. deterrent 2. traverse 3. goad
4. impulsive 5. None of these
Direction(7-11): In each question two
words are missing. Find a pair of words
from the given options that can fit into
the blanks without altering the
intended meani
7. Though she _____that someone had
broken into her home, the police found
no proof to support the woman’s
______claim.
1. frightened, grumpy
2. alleged, purported 3. level, believed
4. referred, fueled 5. angst, hysterical
8. _____was the salesman’s tool, and
he used his forcefulness to _______
people to buy his products.
1. obligatory, coerce 2. hegemony, extort
3. liberty, impulse
4. noxiousness, cherish
5. Vehemence, convince
9. Since the teacher is grading our
presentations mainly on ______, I am
going to ____ my speech several times.
1. elocution, rehearse 2. eulogy, verify
3. discourse, check
4. confabulation, refer
5. platitude, juggle
10. Some of the math students found
the ____ concept hard to ______.
1. obtuse, permeable
2. subordinate, willed
3. implacable, permeable
4. abstruse, comprehend
5. eclectic, resolute
11. By issuing a/an ________ check to
all taxpayers, the government hopes to
_________ the economy
1. stimulus, invigorate
2. memorandum, fuel 3. liaison, grill
4. ardent, resonate 5. vitality, hamper
Direction(12-16): In each question two
columns are given each containing
three phrases or sentences. Choose
phrases or sentences that can be
connected to make meaningful
sentence
12. COLUMN I
(A) When the dictator was chased out of the
country
(B) George likes to adorn his office with
expensive paintings
(C) If someone tries to coerce you into
committing a crime
COLUMN II
(D) you should immediately call the police
(E) the political rookies found it hard to get a
bill on the docket
(F) so that everyone knows how wealthy he is
 1. only (A)-(E) 2. Only (B)-(F)
3. Only (A)- (D) and (C)-(F)
4. Only (B)- (F) and (C)-(D)
5. Only (C)-(D)
13. COLUMN I
(A) Sometimes I have to compel my daughter
into doing her chores
(B) As long as the ruler controls his kingdom
with tyranny
(C) Because the judge likes order in his
courtroom
COLUMN II
(D) he will regiment every aspect of a trial
(E) they would rest for the remainder of the
day
(F) receive public assistance to perform
monthly drug tests
1. only (A)-(E) 2. Only (B)-(F)
3. Only (A)- (D) and (C)-(F)
4. Only (B)- (F) and (C)-(D)
5. Only (C)-(D)
14. COLUMN I
(A) Enforcement actions were started to force
the renters
(B) When the principal is out of the building
for a meeting
(C) As part of my obligatory court sentence
COLUMN II
(D) to pay the money they promised
(E) so she is viewed as a novice by her peers.
(F) he believes his lawyer can get him a
lenient sentence
1. Only (A)-(D) 2. Only (B)-(F)
3. Only (A)- (D) and (C)-(F)
4. Only (B)- (F) and (C)-(D)
5. Only (C)-(E)
15. COLUMN I
(A) Even though the teller gave a plausible
account of the robbery
(B) After I stay home with my new baby for a
year
(C) As the convoy of missionaries travelled
through the dangerous jungle
COLUMN II
(D) she was still asked several questions by
the police
(E) his awful behavior during church service
(F) they were escorted by a team of soldiers
1. only (A)-(D) 2. Only (B)-(F)
3. Only (A)- (D) and (C)-(F)
4. Only (B)- (F) and (C)-(D)
5. Only (C)-(E)
16. COLUMN I
(A) The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the
progress
(B) When the dentist noticed the infected
tissue around his patient's gums
(C) When the kitten reached the top of the
tree
COLUMN II
(D) to aid the progress of the scheme
(E) wide disparities in achievement
(F) he knew he would have to extract the
tooth
1. only (A)-(D) 2. Only (B)-(F)
3. Only (A)- (D) and (C)-(F)
4. Only (B)- (F) and (C)-(D)
5. Only (C)-(E)
Direction(17-20): In each question, a
word is given in bold and
corresponding to that three sentences
are given each containing the word.
Choose the set of sentences that
contains appropriate meaning of the
given word
17. Succumb
(A)It was hard to watch Jerry succumb to
his illness and become bedridden.
(B) Hopefully the energy drink will succumb
me so I can work all night on my paper.
(C) I have hours upon hours of movies for
succumb entertainment!
1. Only (A) 2. Only (B) 3. Only (C)
4. Only (A) and (B) 5. Only (B) and (C)
18. Verbose
(A)The time limitations of the debate ensure
the speakers will not be too verbose in their
responses.
(B) Although the pope’s verbose lasted for
only fifteen minutes, it left many in the
audience in tears.
(C) The city attorney will verbose the man’s
toxicology report to prove he was driving
drunk
1. Only (A) 2. Only (B) 3. Only (C)
4. Only (A) and (B) 5. Only (B) and (C)
19. Surmount
(A) These tablets are available over the
surmount
(B) Even without legs, the determined veteran
knew he could surmount any obstacle.
(C) A strong motive forces one to surmount
many difficulties.
1. Only (A) 2. Only (B) 3. Only (C)
4. Only (A) and (B) 5. Only (B) and (C)
20. Lacuna
(A) The lacuna is simply a sugar pill that
contains no active ingredients.
(B) John became the lacuna man of the
house when his father was killed in a car
crash.
(C) The story’s plot was missing, creating a
lacuna in the middle of the text.
1. nly (A) 2. Only (B) 3. Only (C)
4. Only (A) and (B) 5. Only (B) and (C)
Direction(21-25): Each question is
divided into four parts, which may or
may not be correctly positioned.
Choose the correct order that will make
the sentence grammatically correct and
meaningful.
21. declaration issued two days
later(A)/ the many themes covered in
Indira Gandhi’s speech(B)/ became
very much part of the Stockholm (C)/
including the need for international
cooperation (D)
1. CDAB 2. ADCB 3. BDCA 4. BCAD
5. ABCD
22. apart from being a decisive step
(A)/ in the fight against gender-based
violence (B)/ the adoption of the
Istanbul Convention will (C)/.also help
in Ukraine’s European integration (D)
1. CDAB 2. ADCB 3. BDCA 4. BCAD
5. ABCD
23. and orientation programmes (A) in
training, and conducting workshops
(B)/ universities and professors and
providing assistance(C)/ we are
actively engaging with regulatory
bodies, (D)
1. DCBA 2. ADCB 3. BDCA 4. BCAD
5. ABCD
24. investments, and innovations (A)/
gaining prominence globally and (B)/
satellite communication has been (C)/
is seeing a lot of interest, (D)
1. DCBA 2. ADCB 3. CBDA 4. BCAD
5. ABCD
25. of bacteriological contamination,
most of(A)/ though 93% of the water
samples were reportedly free(B)/ than
the permissible range of residual
chlorine (C)/ the anganwadi centers
and schools had higher(D)
1. DCBA 2. ADCB 3. CBDA 4. BADC
5. ABCD
Direction(26-30): In each question a
section is highlighted in bold, which
may or may not be in correct form.
Choose the correct alternative that will
replace the section without altering the
meaning
26. A good percentage of all homeless people
suffer of some untreated mental
affliction.
1. from some untreated mental
2. from some untreated mind
3. with some untreat mental
4. with untreated mind
5. No replacement required
27. Although the government claims the
unemployment rate is decreasing, there
is still a paucity of jobs available.
1. is decreased, there are still a
2. decreasing, their is still a
3. are decreasing, there is a
4. are decreased, there is still a
5. No replacement required
28. My financial advisor was helping me to
pay up a massive amount from debt I
incurred after medical school.
1. pay a massive amount of
2. paying a massive amount from
3. to pay off a massive amount of
4. to pay with a massive amount of
5. No replacement required
29. When the king was accompany with
his stalwart bodyguards, he felt safe walking
among his people.
1. is accompany with his
2. were accompanied by his
3. was accompanied by their
4. was accompanied by his
5. No replacement required
30. Since the prisoner couldn’t coexist by
another convicts, he spent a lot of time in
solitary confinement.
1. coexists with other convict, he
2. coexisted among other convicts, he
3. coexist with other convicts, he
4. coexist within other convicts, it
5. No replacement required
MATHS
Direction(31-35): The pie chart given
below shows percentage distribution of
total number posts published by five
people in year 2021. Read the data
carefully and answer the questions
31. Out of total posts published by B,
2/5 th are images and rest are videos. If
20% of total images and 40% of total
videos removed by B, then find total
number of posts that are not removed.
1. 580 2. 490 3. 510 4. 610 5. 530
32. Total post published by X are equal
to average number of posts published
by C and E. If 12.5% of total post
published by X are GIF image and in
the remaining posts the ratio of total
images to total videos published by X is
9 : 5, then find total videos published by
X is what percent of total posts
published by A.
1. 27.33% 2. 66.66% 3. 33.33%
4. 37.25% 5. 30.33%
33. 60% of total posts published by A
and D together are photos and rest are
videos. If the ratio of total videos
published by A to that of by D is 5 : 7,
then find the difference between total
videos published by A and total posts
published by E?
1. 375 2. 315 3. 335 4. 355 5. 345
34. Total posts published by A is
increased by 20% in 2022 over 2021
and total posts published by D is
increased by 25% in 2022 over 2021. If
total post published by A and D
together in 2022 is 30% of total posts
published by all five-given people in
2022, then find the ratio of total posts
published by all five people in 2021 to
that of in 2022?
1. 30 : 49 2. 30 : 41 3. 30 : 61
4. 30 : 53 5. 30 : 47
35. Find the sum of difference between
total posts published by A & D and
difference between total posts
published by C & E?
1. 610 2. 510 3. 550 4. 530 5. 570
36. Efficiency of Amit is 40% less than
Bharat and 20% more than Chandra. If
Amit and Bharat work together they
will take 1/4 days less than time taken
by Bharat and Chandra working
together. Find in how many days
Bharat can do the work alone.
1. 10 days 2. 8 days 3. 12 days
4. 6 days 5. 5 days
37. A started a business with an
amount. After 3 months, B joins him
with Rs. 20000, after next 4 months, C
also joins with an investment of Rs.
25000. If the ratio of profit share of A
and B is 8: 3 and total profit is Rs.
15700, then find the profit share of A.
1. Rs. 3600 2. Rs. 5600 3. Rs. 2500
4. Rs. 9600 5. Rs. 7500
38. The cost of painting the walls of a
cubical room is Rs.8640 at the rate of
15 Rs. / m². Find the cost of painting a
rectangular room which length and
breadth is 2 m more and 2 m less than
side of cube respectively and height is
equal to side of cube.
1. Rs.6480 2. Rs.5600 3. Rs.6820
4. Rs.8640 5. Rs.7250
39. The monthly income of Rajesh is
22.5% more than that of Rakesh while
expenditure of Rajesh is Rs.15000
more than that of Rakesh. If difference
between their saving is Rs.3000, then
find the income Rakesh.
1. Rs.75000 2. Rs.72000 3. Rs.84000
4. Rs.98000 5. Rs.80000
40. The ratio of milk and water in
mixture A is 9: 5. The quantity of milk
in mixture B is 20% more that in
mixture A and quantity of water in
mixture A is 25% more than that in
mixture B. If sum of quantity of water
of both mixture is 54 liters, then find
the total quantity of mixture in A.
1. 72 liters 2. 64 liters 3. 84 liters
4. 75 liters 5. 80 liters
41. A shopkeeper marked an article
80% above the cost price. Sumit
purchased the article at the discount of
50% and sold it to Ayush at a profit of
25%. If Ayush purchased the article in
Rs. 4500, then find the cost price of the
article.
1. Rs.4200 2. Rs.4800 3. Rs.3600
4. Rs.4000 5. Rs.3900
42. The average weight of the students
of a class is 45 kg. If the weight of a
student calculated mistakenly as 84 kg
instead of 48 kg, due to which the
average weight of the students
increased by 0.9, then find the total no.
of students in the class.
1. 45 2. 44 3. 50 4. 40 5. 48
43. Teena invested Rs. R in a scheme
which offers simple interest at the rate
of P% for 2 years. If the simple interest
increased to (P+6)%, she earns Rs.
1440 more. Find the interest, if she
invested the same amount at 10%
compound interest for two years.
1. Rs.2140 2. Rs.2850 3. Rs.2520
4. Rs.3160 5. Rs.3280
44. The sum of the time taken by a boat
to travel 240 km upstream and 360 km
downstream is 30 hours. If the speed of
the boat in still water is 5 times of the
speed of the stream, then find the
speed of the stream.
1. 4 km/hr 2. 20 km/hr 3. 8 km/hr
4. 12 km/hr 5. 16 km/hr
45. Train ‘A’ can cross a pole and 200
meters long platform in 16 seconds &
24 seconds respectively. Find time
taken by train ‘A’ to cross another train’
B’, which length is 480 meters and
running at the speed of 108 km/hr. in
opposite direction.
1. 25 seconds 2. 24 seconds
3. 18 seconds 4. 20 seconds
5. 16 seconds
Direction(46-50): What will come in
place of question mark (?) in the
following questions?
46. 35, 72, 113, ?, 203, 256, 315
1. 151 2. 167 3. 163 4. 156 5. 145
47. 17, 28, 50, 83, 127, 182, ?
1. 245 2. 251 3. 248 4. 254 5. 242
48. ?, 8, 19, 61, 249, 1251
1. 4 2. 6 3. 5 4. 10 5. 8
49. 4, 5, 13, 22, 86, ?
1. 111 2. 113 3. 107 4. 119 5. 117
50. 8, 30, 49, 73, 90, 116, ?
1. 137 2. 131 3. 133 4. 129 5. 135
Direction(51-55): The bar graph given
below shows total expenditure (in
thousand rupees) of four (A, B, C & D)
different people in a month. Read the
data carefully and answer the
questions.
51. If saving of X is equal to average
expenditure of A & D together and the
ratio of expenditure of X to that of C is
6 : 5, then find the income (in Rs.) of X.
1. 84000 2. 88000 3. 78000
4. 108000 5. 68000
52. If saving of B is 25% of expenditure
of D, then find income of B is what
percent of expenditure of C.
1. 104% 2. 80% 3. 64% 4. 96% 5. 84%
53. C spends 20% of total expenditure
on rent, form the remaining he spends
on other expenses to that of on grocery
is 3 : 2. If saving of C is 60% of his
expenditure, then find the ratio of
amount spends on grocery by C to his
total income.
1. 1 : 4 2. 1 : 5 3. 2 : 5 4. 2 : 3 5. 1 : 3
54. If monthly income of A and B is Rs.
48000 & Rs. 64000 respectively, then
find the difference between saving (in
Rs.) of A and B.
1. 5000 2. 4000 3. 10000 4. 6000
5. 8000
55. Find the average expenditure (in
Rs) of all four people?
1. 33000 2. 48000 3. 45000
4. 35000 5. 30000
Direction(56-60): In each of these
questions, two equation (I) and (II) are
given. You have to solve both the
equations and give answer
1. If x>y
2. If x≥y
3. If x<y
4. If x≤y
5. If x = y or no relation can be established
between x and y
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
Direction(61-65): Read the given data
carefully and answer the questions.
There are 1800 employees in an office and
they are either like one or more than one fruit
i.e. Apple, Banana and Chiku. Total
employees who like only Apple are 40% of
total employees who like only Chiku and total
employees who like only Banana are 60% of
total employees who like only Chiku. Total
employees who like in all three fruits are half
of the employees who like only Chiku. The
sum of total employees who like only Banana
& Chiku but not Apple and total employees
who like Apple & Chiku but not Banana is
310. Total number of employees who like
Apple & Banana but not Chiku is 60 less than
total number of employees who like only
Banana.
61. Find the difference between total
employees who like in all three fruits
and the number of employees who like
Apple.
1. 40 2. can’t determined 3. 50 4. 55
5. 32
62. Find the ratio of total employees
who like Banana to that of who like
Chiku?
1. can’t determined 2. 2 : 3 3. 3 : 5
4. 2 : 7 5. 3 : 4
63. If out of total employees who like
only Apple, 30% are male. Find the
total number of females who like only
Apple?
1. 112 2. 140 3. 98 4. 144 5. 160
64. Find total number of employees
who like at most two fruits?
1. 1510 2. 1530 3. 1430 4. 1550 5. 1470
65. Find total number of employees
who like only one fruit?
1. 600 2. 1000 3. 800 4. 1200 5. 1600
REASONING
Direction(66-70): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
Ten persons from A to J sit around a
rectangular table facing the centre but not
necessarily in the same order. Three persons
sit on each larger side of table and two
persons sit on each smaller side of table.
Consecutive alphabetical named persons are
not an immediate neighbour. G sits just left of
E but both sit at different side of table. J sits
2nd to the left of G. Three persons sit between
J and F. I sits 2nd to the right of F. J and G
are not sit at the same side of table. H sits 3rd
to the left of C. A sits 2nd to the right of D.
66. How many persons sit between D
and H?
1. Two 2. Four 3. Three 4. Five
5. Can’t be determined
67. Which of the following statements
is true?
I. A and G are immediate neighbour
II. F sits 3rd to the left of E
III. D and F sit on the same side of table
1. Both I and II are true
2. Only III is true 3. Only II is true
4. Only I is true
5. All I, II and III are true
68. If all the persons are arranged in
alphabetical order in clockwise
direction from A, then how many
persons remains unchanged excluding
A?
1. Two 2. One 3. Three 4. Five 5. None
69. Who sits 4th to the left of B?
1. J 2. D 3. C 4. E 5. None of these
70. Who sits opposite to C?
1. B 2. D 3. A 4. I 5. J
Direction(71-75): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
In a certain code language:
‘Water is life’ is coded as ‘zp mn uv’
‘Clean green earth’ is coded as ‘st pq ab’
‘Clean water need’ is coded as ‘ab zp de’
‘Life green earth’ is coded as ‘st pq uv’
71. What is the code for “need” in the
given code language?
1. st 2. ab 3. pq 4. de
5. Can’t be determined
72. Four of the following five are alike
in a certain way and so form a group.
Find the one which does not belong to
that group?
1. life-uv 2. clean-ab 3. need- st
4. is- mn 5. water- zp
73. The code “pq” is coded for which of
the following words?
1. need 2. green 3. None of these
 4. Either green or earth 5. earth
74. What is the code for “water” in the
given code language?
1. zp 2. mn 3. ab 4. uv
5. Can’t be determined
75. The code “mn” is coded for which of
the following words?
1. need 2. green 3. is
4. Either green or earth 5. Earth
Direction(76-80): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
Seven persons were born in different years
viz. 1985, 1992, 1994, 1998, 1999, 2001 and
2004. Their ages are calculated as a base year
of 2022. Difference between the ages of G and
K is 3. F is 7 years older than K. The number
of persons were born between F and G is same
as the number of persons were born between
S and D. The number of persons were born
after S is same as the number of persons were
born before L. H is not the oldest among all.
76. What is the difference between the
ages of L and F?
1. 7 years 2. 10 years 3. 12 years
4. 8 years 5. None of these
77. How many persons are older to H?
1. 2 2. 1 3. 3 4. 5 5. None of these
78. Who among the following was born
in 1994?
1. F 2. S 3. D 4. H 5. K
79. The number of persons were born
between G and K is half than the
number of persons were born between
____ and ____.
1. H, D 2. S, K 3. L, H 4. F, S
5. None of these
80. Four of the following five are alike
in a certain way and hence form a
group. Who among the following does
not belong to that group?
1. F 2. D 3. L 4. G 5. S
Direction(81-83): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
E is the father of R. K is the father-in-law of
U. Y is the sibling of D. A is the mother of D. F
is the maternal grandfather of E. D is the
unmarried sister-in-law of K. U is the parent
of R. Number of males and females are same.
81. How is R related to K?
1. Grandfather 2. Granddaughter
3. Grandson 4. Grandmother
5. None of these
82. How many generations are there in
the family?
1. 2 2. 4 3. 5 4. 3 5. Either 3 or 4
83. How is K related to F?
1. Son-in-law 2. Father 3. Son
4. Father-in-law 5. None of thes
84. If in the given word
“GEORAPHICAL” if we removed all the
vowels and replace all the consonants
with 2nd next letter then find how
many vowels are there in the new
arrangement?
1. Three 2. Two 3. Four 4. One 5. None
Direction(85-89): study the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
Ten people are sitting in two parallel rows
containing five people each in such a way that
there is an equal distance between adjacent
persons. In row - 1 P, Q, R, S and T are seated
and all of them are facing north. G, H, K, L
and M are sitting in row-2 and facing south
direction. R neither sits at extreme ends nor
sits exactly in the middle of the row. M faces
the one who sits two places away from R. K
faces the one who sits just left of P but not sit
near to M. S sits right of P but not just right. T
sits right of Q who neither face G nor L. L
does not sit in the middle of the row.
85. How many persons sit to the right
of L?
1. None 2. Two 3. One 4. Four 5. Three
86. Four of the following five are alike
in a certain way and hence form a
group. Who among the following does
not belong to that group?
1. K 2. S 3. R 4. G 5. T
87. What is the position of R with
respect to S?
1. 3rd to the right 2. 2nd to the right
3. 3rd to the left 4. Immediate left
5. 2nd to the left
88. If G and H interchanged their
position then who faces to H?
1. P 2. Q 3. R 4. T 5.S
89. Which of the following statement is
true?
I. M sits 2nd to the right of K
II. L faces to S
III. P sits at extreme ends
1. Both I and II 2. Only II
3. Both II and III 4. Only III
5. All I, II and III
Direction(90-92): In each of the
questions below three statements are
given followed by three conclusions
numbered I, II and III. You have to take
the given statements to be true even if
they seem to be at variance with
commonly known facts. Read all the
conclusions and then decide which of
the given conclusions logically follows
from the given statements disregarding
commonly known facts.
90. Statements: Only a few light is dark.
No dark is sun. Only a few sun is moon.
Conclusions: I. Some moon is not light.
II. Some moon is not dark.
III. All light being dark is a possibility.
1. None follows 2. Only I follows
3. Only II follows 4. Only III follows
5. Only II and III follow
91. Statements: All train are bus.
No truck are auto. Only a few truck are bus.
Conclusions:
I. All bus being auto is a possibility.
II. All train being auto is a possibility.
III. Some bus are not auto.
1. None follows 2. Only I follows
3. Only II follows 4. Only I and II follow
5. Only II and III follow
92. Statements: Only a few copy is pen.
Only a few pen is stationery.
No stationery is book.
Conclusions:
I. All stationery being copy is a possibility.
II. No copy is book. III. Some copy is book.
1. None follow
2. Either II or III follow
3. Only I and III follow
4. Only I and either II or III follow
5. All I, II and III follow
93. If we form a four-letter meaningful
word by using the second, third, fifth
and ninth letter from the left end of the
word ‘POWERPOINT’, then which of
the following will be the fourth letter of
the meaningful word thus formed. If
more than one meaningful word is
formed mark Z as your answer. If no
meaningful word is formed, mark X as
your answer?
1. W 2. O 3. N 4. X 5. Z
Direction(94-98): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below
Six persons are living on different floors of six
storey building. Ground floor is numbered as
1st floor and just above the floor is numbered
as 2nd floor and so on till the topmost floor is
numbered as 6th floor. For Diwali Each of
them made rangoli on their floor in different
colours. B lives on an even numbered floor
but neither made rangoli in Hazel nor purple
colour. Three persons live between B and the
one who made rangoli in green colour. One
person lives between the ones who made
rangoli in green and blue colour. E lives below
the one who made rangoli in blue colour but
not just below. E does not make rangoli in
purple and green colour. The number of
persons live below A is same as the number of
persons live above E. D lives above the one
who made rangoli in purple colour but not
just above. The one who made rangoli in
yellow colour lives above the one who made
rangoli in violet colour. C lives above F. E
does not make rangoli in violet colour.
94. How many persons live between E
and F?
1. One 2. None 3. Two 4. Four
5. None of these
95. Which of the following colour does
D use?
1. Yellow 2. Green 3. Blue 4. Purple
5. None of these
96. The number of persons lives above
D is one less than the number of
persons live below ____.
1. E 2. A 3. C 4. F 5. D
97. Which of the following is true?
I. A does not live below the one who made
rangoli in yellow
II. C does not make rangoli in hazel colour
III. E lives on the 2nd floor
1. Only III 2. Both I and III 3. Only II
4. Both I and II 5. None is true
98. Who lives on the topmost floor?
1. A
2. The one who made rangoli in purple
3. The one who made rangoli in hazel
4. C 5. None of these
Direction(99-100): Study the following
arrangement carefully and answer the
questions given below:
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99. Which of the following digit will be
sixth to the left of tenth from the right
end?
1. 6 2. 9 3. 5 4. 2 5. None of these
100. What will be the sum of the fifth,
seventh and tenth digit from the left
end?
1. 13 2. 10 3. 11 4. 15 5. None of these