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Reasoning Ability Day - 7 (Eng)
Reasoning Ability
Directions (1-5): Study the following information A. Only one person sits between A and I
carefully and answer the below questions. B. G sits third to the left of F
Nine persons- A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, and I are C. B and D are facing the same direction
sitting in a triangular table but not necessarily in D. No one sits between C and A
the same order. Three of them are sitting in the E. All the statements are true
corners and facing outside while two of them
sitting in the middle of each side and facing 4) Which of the following pair of persons are not
inside the table. sitting together?
E sits immediate right of G, vice vers H sits third A. CE
to the left of G. F sits second to the left of E. One B. FC
person sits between F and D. C sits second to C. DA
the right of A who does not sit adjacent to E. The D. BI
number of persons sitting between D and I is the E. GC
same as between I and C. H and D are facing
the same direction. 5) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
1) Who among the following person sits third to way and thus form a group. Which of the
the right of B? following one does not belong to the group?
A. H A. F
B. D B. C
C. The one who sits second to the left of C C. E
D. The one who sits immediate right of F D. I
E. I E. D
2) Who among the following person does not Directions (6-10): Study the following information
face towards the centre? carefully and answer the below questions.
A. The one who sits immediate left of D Eight persons-L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, and S are
B. The one who sits immediate right of I sitting on a square table facing away from the
C. H centre but not necessarily in the same order.
D. F Four of them are sitting in the corners while the
E. C remaining four are sitting in the middle of the
sides of the table.
3) Which of the following statement is/are true?
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Two persons sit between S and L who sits in the B. Only III
corner of the table. S sits immediate right of M. C. Only I and II
One person sits between L and Q. The number D. Only II
of persons sitting between Q and S is the same E. All the statement is true
as between L and O when counted from the right
of both S and O respectively. N sits second to 9) If all the persons are made to sit in
the left of R. P does not sit adjacent to S. alphabetical order from L in a clockwise
6) Who among the following person sits opposite direction, then how many persons are
to L? unchanged in their positions (Excluding L)?
A. P A. No one
B. The one who sits second to the left of N B. Four
C. The one who sits immediate right of R C. Three
D. S D. One
E. Q E. Two
7) Who among the following persons sit in the 10) What is the position of S with respect to O?
corner of the table? A. Immediate left
I. The one who sits immediate left of N B. Third to the left
II. The one who sits third to the right of R C. Third to the right
III. S D. Second to the left
IV. O E. Second to the right
A. Only I and II
B. Only III and IV Directions (11-15): Study the following
C. Only I and III information carefully and answer the below
D. Only II and IV questions.
E. All I, II, III and IV Nine persons- P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W and X are
standing in the queue one after another but not
8) Which of the following statement is/are true? necessarily in the same order.
I. Only one person sits between L and P when W stands three persons before U. Only one
counted from the left of P person stands between P and W. V stands
II. No one sits between Q and O when counted immediately after R. V stands before P. T stands
from the left of O immediately before W. Only two persons stand
III. L sits third to the right of M between T and X. The number of persons
A. Only II and III

standing before R is the same as after S. Q C. Both I and II

stands before S but after W. D. Only III
11) Who among the following person stands in E. Only II
the second position from the last?
A. R 15) Who among the following person stands
B. The one who stands two persons after P exactly in the middle of P and X?
C. The one who stands immediately before S A. The one who stands three persons before U
D. V B. The one who stands two persons after V
E. Q C. U
D. Q
12) Four of the following five are alike in a certain E. S
way and hence form a group. Find the one who
does not belong to the group? Directions (16-20): Study the following
A. RV information carefully and answer the below
B. WQ questions.
C. US Eight persons- I, J, K, L, M, N, O and P are
D. QX working in the same company with different
E. PU designations but not necessarily in the same
order. The designations are in decreasing order
13) If S is replaced by Z, then what is the such as Managing Director, Deputy Managing
position of Z from the first? Director, Vice President, Senior Principal Officer,
A. Ninth Principal Officer, Senior Officer, Officer, and
B. Fifth Trainee. The Managing Director is the senior
C. Seventh most designation.
D. Fourth N is designated two positions junior to P. P is
E. Eighth designated as neither Managing director nor Vice
President. K is designated immediately junior to
14) Who among the following person stands after N. The number of persons senior to K is the
Q? same as junior to J. O is designated two
I. T positions senior to M. M is designated as neither
II. R Vice President nor senior officer. I is designated
III. U senior to L who is not senior to N.
A. Only I 16) K is designated in which of the following
B. Both II and III position?

A. Managing director C. One

B. Vice President D. Four
C. Officer E. Five
D. Trainee
E. Senior Officer 19) Which of the following combination is true?
A. Trainee- N
17) Who among the following persons are B. Deputy Managing director- O
designated junior to M? C. Senior Officer- M
I. K D. Vice President- P
II. O E. Managing Director- I
III. L
A. Both I and III 20) Who among the following person is
B. Only III designated as Senior Principal Officer?
C. Only II A. I
D. Only I B. The one who is designated two persons junior
E. Both II and III to M
C. The one who is designated immediately senior
18) How many persons are designated between to M
the one who is Vice President and M? D. J
A. Three E. O
B. Two
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Directions (1-5): 2) Answer: A
1) Answer: D 3) Answer: B

4) Answer: E
5) Answer: C (others are sitting in the sides
except option C.
Final Arrangement
Again we have,
 H and D are facing the same direction.
From the above condition, Case-2 is eliminated.
Case-1 shows the final arrangement.
We have,
 H sits third to the left of G.
 E sits immediate right of G, vice vers
From the above condition, there are two
possibilities.
Directions (6-10):
6) Answer: C
7) Answer: A
8) Answer: C
Again we have,
9) Answer: A
 F sits second to the left of E.
10) Answer: D
 One person sits between F and D.
Final Arrangement
 C sits second to the right of A who does
not sit adjacent to E.
 The number of persons sitting between D
and I is the same as between I and C.

Again we have,
 N sits second to the left of R.
 P does not sit adjacent to S.
From the above condition, Case 1a and Case-2
are eliminated. Case-1 shows the final
arrangement.
We have,
 Two persons sit between S and L who sits
in the corner of the table.
 S sits immediate right of M.
 One person sits between L and Q.
From the above condition, there are three
possibilities. Directions (11-15):
11) Answer: C
12) Answer: E
13) Answer: A
14) Answer: D
15) Answer: A
Final Arrangement
Again we have,
 The number of persons sitting between Q
and S is the same as between L and O
when counted from the right of both S and
O respectively.
From the above condition,

We have, 17) Answer: A

 W stands three persons before U. 18) Answer: C
 Only one person stands between P and 19) Answer: E
W. 20) Answer: C
From the above condition, there are two Final Arrangement
possibilities.
Again we have,
 V stands immediately after R.
 V stands before P.
 T stands immediately before W.
 Only two persons stand between T and X.
We have,
 N is designated two positions junior to P.
 P is designated as neither Managing
director nor Vice President.
 K is designated immediately junior to N.
From the above condition, there are three
possibilities.
Again we have,
 The number of persons standing before R
is the same as after S.
 Q stands before S but after W.
From the above condition, Case-2 and case 3
are eliminated. Case-1 shows the final
arrangement.
Again we have,
Directions (16-20):
16) Answer: C

 The number of persons senior to K is the  I is designated senior to L who is not

same as junior to J. senior to N.
From the above condition, Case-1 is eliminated. From the above condition, case-3 is eliminated.
Case-2 shows the final arrangement.
Again we have,
 O is designated two positions senior to M.
 M is designated as neither Vice President
nor senior officer.
Score Booster
Directions (1-5): Study the following statements No Favicon is Hyperlink.
and then decide which of the given conclusions No Favicon is Screen.
logically follows from the given statements Conclusions:
disregarding the commonly known facts. A. Some browsers are not Screen
1) Statements: B. Some Hyperlinks are Browser
Only a few Address bars are Alt. C. All Browsers can be Hyperlink
Some Alts are Text. D. No Screen is Hyperlink
All Texts are Backline. E. All follow
Conclusions:
A. Some Backlines are Address bar 3) Statements:
B. All Alts are Backline Only a few Resolutions are Engines.
C. Some Texts can be Address bar All Engines are Optimisation.
D. Some Address bars are not Text Some Optimisations are Layer.
E. All follow Conclusions:
A. All Engines can never be layer
2) Statements: B. All Resolutions are Optimisation
Only a few Browsers are Favicon. C. No Engine is Layer

D. Some Resolutions are Optimisation B. Only conclusion II follows

E. All follow C. Either conclusion I or II follows
D. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
4) Statements: E. Both conclusions I and II follow
Only a few Secures are Socket. 6) Statements:
No Socket is Widget. H>E≥B>C=A
No Widget is Pixel. Conclusions:
Conclusions: I). H > C
A. Some Sockets are Pixel II). A < E
B. Some Secures are not Widget
C. No Widget is Secure 7) Statements:
D. All Pixels are Socket T<Q≤R>S≤W
I). T < W
5) Statements: II). W > R
Only a few Whitespaces are Applications.
Some Applications are Programs. 8) Statements:
Some Programs are Interfaces. C<B≤A=W≥J
Conclusions: Conclusions:
A. Some Programs can be Whitespace I). B < W
B. Some Whitespaces are not Application II). B = W
C. All Interfaces can be Application
D. Some Whitespaces being Interface is a 9) Statements:
possibility P≤Q<R=S≥T
I). P ≤ T
Directions (6-10): In each of the following II). T ≤ R
questions, the relationship between different
elements is shown in the statements followed by 10) Statements:
conclusions. Find the conclusion which logically V=E≥B>M<N
follows. Conclusions:
Given Answer: I). B < V
A. Only conclusion I follows II). V = B

11) If the letters in the word “AVAILABLE” are 14) How many such pairs of letters are there in
arranged in the alphabetical order from left to the word ‘RANDOM’ each of which has as many
right, then how many letters are there in the letters between them as there are in the English
English alphabetical series between the letters alphabetical series (both forward and backward
which are fifth from the left end and fourth from directions)?
the right end? A. 3
A. 3 B.4
B.4 C.2
C.6 D.1
D.8 E. More than four
E.9
15) How many such digits are there in the
12) How many such digits are there in the number ‘62541873’ which will remain at the
number ‘9486537’ which will remain at the same same position, when the digits are arranged in
position, when the digits are arranged in the the ascending order from left to right?
descending order from right to left? A. 2
A. One B.1
B. None C.3
C. Two D. None
D. Three E. More than three
E. Four
Directions (16-18): Study the following
13) How many such pairs of letters are there in information carefully and answer the questions
the word ‘MOBILE’ each of which has as many given below.
letters between them as there are in the English Point G is 20 m south of point D. Point E is 20 m
alphabetical series (both forward and backward east of point G. Point A is 10 m north of point E.
directions)? Point C is 30 m west of point Point F is 20 m
A. Five south of point C. Point B is 10 m east of point F.
B. Three 16) In which direction is point F with respect to
C. One point G?
D. Two A. North
E. Four B. South-West

C. South-East Directions (19-20): Study the following

D. West information carefully and answer the questions
E. North-West given below.
Eight players are standing on the ground. P is
17) What is the shortest distance between the 25m east of S. R is 20m north of P and 50m
points D and B? north of W. U is 17m west of W. Q is 18m east of
35 P. T is 14 m south of Q. V is 8m south of S. N is
B.15 13m west of R and 12m north of Y.
C.25 19) What is the shortest distance between V and
D.30 Y?
E. None of these 200m
B.400m
18) Four of the following five are alike in a C.40m
certain way and hence they form a group. Which D.20m
of the following one does not belong to that E. None of these
group?
C-G 20) What is the direction of N with respect to U?
B.D-G A. South-East
C.D-E B. North-East
D.C-B C. North-West
E.D-A D. North
E. None of these

Directions (1-5): 1) Answer: C

5) Answer: E
2) Answer: A
6. Answer: E
I). H > C (H > E ≥ B > C) True
II). A < E (E ≥ B > C = A) True
Both the conclusion I and II follows
7. Answer: D
I). T < W (T < Q ≤ R >S ≤ W) False
II). W > R (R > S ≤ W) False
Neither conclusion I nor II follows.
3) Answer: D
8. Answer: C
I). B < W (B ≤ A = W) False
II). B = W (B ≤ A = W) False
On combining both the conclusions, it is true.
Either conclusion I or II follows.
9. Answer: B
I). P ≤ T (P ≤ Q < R = S ≥ T) False
II). T ≤ R (R = S ≥ T) True
4) Answer: B
So, only conclusion II follows.
10. Answer: C
I). B < V (V = E ≥ B) False
II). V = B (V = E ≥ B) False
On combining both the conclusions, it is true.
Either conclusion I or II follows.

18. Answer: B
11. Answer: A
AVAILABLE
AAABEILLV
EFGHI
12. Answer: C
Directions (19-20):
13. Answer: D
19. Answer: D
20. Answer: B
14. Answer: D
‘RANDOM’ – M-R
15. Answer: C
62541873
12345678
Directions (16-18):
16. Answer: B
17. Answer: D

Quantitative Aptitude Day - 7 (Eng)
Quantitative Aptitude
Directions (01-05): Read the following a) 16:15

information carefully and answer the questions. b) 9:10
There are 1200 sofas (foam and spring) c) 7:5
manufactured in four different months i.e. d) 8:11
January, February, March and April. 20% of e) None of these
sofas manufactured in March out of the total
number of sofas manufactured in all four 3) Find the difference between the number of
months. The number of foam sofas foam sofas manufactured in February and the
manufactured in February is 60 more than the number of spring sofas manufactured in March?
number of spring sofas manufactured in the a) 30
same month and the ratio of the number of foam b) 70
to spring sofas manufactured in January is 5:3. c) 10
The total number of sofas manufactured in d) 50
February is equal to that of March. In March, the e) None of these
number of foam sofas manufactured is 50% of
the number of spring sofas manufactured. The 4) The number of foam sofas manufactured in
ratio of the number of foam sofas manufactured January is what percentage of the total number
in January, February and April is 4:3:2 of sofas manufactured in April?
respectively. a) 40%
1) The number of foam sofas manufactured in b) 70%
February is how much percentage more than c) 20%
the number of spring sofas manufactured in d) 50%
January? e) None of these
a) 16%
b) 25% 5) If the number of foam sofas manufactured in
c) 40% May is 25% more than that of March and the
d) 32% average number of sofas manufactured in May
e) None of these is 110, then find the ratio of the number of spring
sofas manufactured in May to February?
2) Find the ratio of the total number of sofas a) 4:3
manufactured in January to the number of b) 9:8
spring sofas manufactured in April? c) 7:6

d) 2:1 e) None of these
Directions (6-10): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the number of general hospitals in five different
states namely A, B, C, D and E.
Total number of hospitals = Number of general hospitals + Number of specialty hospitals
Note:-
The ratio of the number of general hospitals to the number of specialty hospitals in A, B, C, D and E is
5:7, 2:3, 6:5, 3:5 and 7:4.
6) Find the ratio of the number of general b) 71
hospitals in D to the number of specialty c) 91
hospitals in E. d) 63
a) 3:4 e) None of these
b) 5:7
c) 7:8 8) If the ratio of the number of general hospitals
d) 8:7 in D to F is 7:9 and the total number of hospitals
e) None of these in F is 50 more than that of C, then find the
number of specialty hospitals in F.
7) Find the difference between the total number a) 324
of hospitals in B and the number of specialty b) 485
hospitals in D and E together. c) 360
a) 85 d) 440

e) None of these
12) A invested in SI for 5 years at 14% per
9) Total number of hospitals in E is what annum, B invested in CI for 2 years at 25% per
percentage of the number of specialty hospitals annum and C invested in SI for 3 years at 20%
in C? per annum and all three persons invested the
a) 245% same amount and the total interest obtained by
b) 220% all three of them is Rs.7450. Find the amount
c) 110% invested by A.
d) 125% a) Rs.4000
e) None of these b) Rs.4500
c) Rs.5000
10) Out of the number of general hospitals in B, d) Rs.3600
40500 doctors are working totally and the e) None of these
number of doctors working in each general
hospital is same and each doctor treats 30 13) A, B and C together can complete a work in
persons each day. Find the number of persons (240/13) days and the ratio of the efficiency of A,
treated in each general hospital in B on each B, and C is 6:3:4. A and C, with the help of D can
day. complete the work in 16 days. Find the time
a) 4500 taken by D alone to complete the work.
b) 5100 a) 16 days
c) 4200 b) 20 days
d) 4800 c) 25 days
e) None of these d)48 days
e) None of these
11) Jaya bought a hairdryer for Rs.1500 and sold
it to Praveen at a profit of x% and Praveen sold it 14) A and B entered into a partnership with their
to Nithya at a loss of (x – 15)% loss and Nithya investment in the ratio of 4:5. After 6 months, A
paid Rs.1620 for the hairdryer. Find the loss% at added Rs.500 and B withdrew Rs.1000 and at
which Praveen sold the hairdryer. the end of one year, the profit ratio of A to B is
a) 25% 17:18. Find the sum of their initial investment.
b) 20% a) Rs.9900
c) 15% b) Rs.9000
d) 35% c) Rs.4500
e) None of these d) Rs.6000

e) None of these d) 1372 cm3

e) None of these
15) Average of the present age of the father,
mother and son is 29 years and 1/4th of the age 18) Out of the total number of people in a village,
of the mother before 3 years is 4 years less than 60% of the males and 48% of the females are
the present age of the son and the sum of the literate people. If the total number of males in the
present ages of mother and son is 7 years more village is 5/3rd of the total number of females in
than the present age of father. Find the present the same village, then find the ratio of the
age of father. number of illiterate females to males in the
a) 38 years village?
b) 45 years a) 12:11
c) 35 years b) 39:50
d) 40 years c) 27:19
e) None of these d) 16:25
e) None of these
16) Meena bought three varieties of wheat, she
mixed 25 kg of wheat costing Rs.56 per kg, 10 19) The ratio of two numbers L to M is 5:8. 45%
kg of wheat costing Rs.x per kg and 45 kg of of number M is equal to 60% of number N and
wheat costing Rs.48 per kg. If she makes a profit 20% of number N is equal to 40% of number O.
of 25% on selling the mixture for Rs.5450, then If the sum of numbers L and O is 160, then find
find the value of x? the difference between the numbers M and N?
a) 72 a) 50
b) 54 b) 70
c) 36 c) 40
d) 80 d) 60
e) None of these e) None of these
17) Sum of the total surface area of the sphere 20) A train crosses a 105 m platform and a 210
and cube is 1792 cm2 and the side of the cube is m tunnel in 9 seconds and 12 seconds
double the radius of the sphere. Find the volume respectively, then find the time taken by the train
of the cube? to cross a man is running in the opposite
a) 2744 cm3 direction at the speed 7 m/sec?
b) 1331 cm3 a) 7 seconds
c) 1728 cm3 b) 4 seconds

c) 9 seconds e) None of these

d) 5 seconds

Directions (01-05): The number of foam sofas manufactured in April
The total number of sofas manufactured in = 200*2/4 = 100
March = 1200*20/100 = 240 The number of spring sofas manufacture in April
The number of foam sofas manufactured in = 400-100 = 300
March = 240*50/(100+50) = 80
The number of spring sofas manufactured in
March = 240-80 = 160
The total number of sofas manufactured in
February = 240
The number of foam sofas manufactured in
1. Answer: B
February = (240+60)/2 = 300/2 = 150
Required percentage = (150-120)/120*100 =
30/120*100 = 25%
February = 240-150 = 90
The number of foam sofas manufactured in
2. Answer: A
January = 150*4/3 = 200
Required ratio = 320:300 = 16:15
e) None of these
January = 200*3/8 = 120
The total number of sofas manufactured in
3. Answer: C
January = 200+120 = 320
Required difference = 160-150 = 10
The total number of sofas manufactured in April
= 1200-320-240-240 = 400

4. Answer: D State E:
Required percentage = 200/400*100 = 50% Number of general hospitals = 1500 * 28/100 =
420
5. Answer: A Number of specialty hospitals = 420 *4/7 = 240
The total number of sofas manufactured in May Total number of hospitals = 420 + 240 = 660
= 110*2 = 220
The number of foams sofas manufactured in
May = 80*125/100 = 100
May = 220-100 = 120
Directions (6-10):
6. Answer: C
State A:
Number of general hospitals = 1500 * 16/100 =
240
7. Answer: A
Number of specialty hospitals = 240 * 7/5 = 336
Required difference = 675 – (350 + 240) = 675 –
Total number of hospitals = 240 + 336 = 576
590 = 85
State B:
8. Answer: D
270
Number of general hospitals in F = 210 * 9/7 =
270
Total number of hospitals in F = 660 + 50 = 710
State C:
Number of specialty hospitals in F = 710 – 270 =
440
360
9. Answer: B
Required percentage = 660/300 * 100 = 220%
State D:
10. Answer: A
210
Number of doctors in each hospital in B =
40500/270 = 150

Number of persons treated in each general Time taken by A alone to complete the work = 2
hospital in B on each day = 150 * 30 = 4500 * 20 = 40 days
Time taken by C alone to complete the work = 3
11. Answer: B * 20 = 60 days
1500 * (100 + x)/100 * (100 – x + 15)/100 = 1620 1/A + 1/C + 1/D = 1/16
(100 + x) * (115 – x) = 162000/15 1/40 + 1/60 + 1/D = 1/16
11500 - 100x + 115x – x2 = 10800 (3 + 2)/120 + 1/D = 1/16
x2 – 15x – 700 = 0 1/D = 1/16 – 1/24 = (3 – 2)/48 = 1/48 = 48 days
x2 – 35x + 20x – 700 = 0
x(x – 35) + 20(x – 35) = 0 14. Answer: B
x = 35, -20 [(4x * 6) + (4x + 500) * 6]/[(5x * 6) + (5x – 1000) *
x = 35% 6] = 17/18
Loss% percentage at which Praveen sold the (24x + 24x + 3000)/(30x + 30x – 6000) = 17/18
hairdryer = 35 – 15 = 20% (48x + 3000)/(60x – 6000) = 17/18
12 * (4x + 250)/12 * (5x – 500) = 17/18
12. Answer: A (4x + 250)/(5x – 500) = 17/18
Amount invested by A, B and C = Rs.x 72x + 4500 = 85x – 8500
x * 14 * 5/100 + x * ((1 + 25/100)2 – 1) + x * 20 * 13x = 13000
3/100 = 7450 x = Rs.1000
7x/10 + x * ((125/100)2 – 1) + 3x/5 = 7450 Sum of the initial investment of A and B = (4 + 5)
7x/10 + 9x/16 + 3x/5 = 7450 * 1000 = Rs.9000
(56x + 45x + 48x)/80 = 7450
149x = 7450 * 80 15. Answer: D
x = Rs.4000 1/4 * (M – 3) = S – 4
M – 3 = 4S – 16
13. Answer: D M = 4S – 13
Ratio of the time taken by A, B and C = F = M + S – 7 = (4S – 13) + S – 7 = 5S – 20
1/6:1/3:1/4 = 2:4:3 F + M + S = 29 * 3
(1/2x + 1/4x + 1/3x) = 13/240 5S – 20 + 4S – 13 + S = 87
(6 + 3 + 4)/12x = 13/240 10S = 87 + 33
13/12x = 13/240 10S = 120
x = 20 S = 12 years
F = 5 * 12 – 20 = 60 – 20 = 40 years

The ratio of the number of illiterate females to

16. Answer: D males in the village = 156x/100:200x/1000
The cost price of the mixture = 5450*100/125 = = 39:50
Rs.4360
25*56+10*x+45*48 = 4360 19. Answer: C
1400+10*x+2160 = 4360 Let the ratio of number M to N = 60:45 = 4:3
10x = 4360-(1400+2160) And the ratio of numbers N to O = 40:20 = 2:1
10x = 800 And the ratio of numbers L, M and N = 5:8:3*2 =
x = 80 5:8:6
The ratio of numbers L, M, N and O = 5:8:6:1*3 =
17. Answer: A 5:8:6:3
Let the radius of the sphere = x 5x+3x = 160
And the side of the cube = 2x 8x = 160
6*(2x)2+4*22/7*x2 = 1792 x = 20
24x2+88/7*x2 = 1792 Number M = 8*20 = 160
3x2+11x2/7 = 224 Number N = 6*20 = 120
21x2+11x2 = 1568 Required difference = 160-120 = 40
x2 = 49
x=7 20. Answer: D
The side of the cube = 7*2 = 14 cm Let the speed of the train = x m/s
The volume of the cube = 14*14*14 = 2744 cm3 And the length of the train = y m
And the time taken by the train crosses a man
18. Answer: B running in opposite direction = z sec
Let the total number of people in the village = 8x y+105 = x*9
And the total number of males in the village = y = 9x-105 --- (1)
8x*5/((5+3) = 8x*5/8 = 5x y+210 = x*12 --- (2)
And the total number of females in the village = From 1 and 2,
8x-5x = 3x 9x-105+210 = 12x
The number of illiterate males in the village = 3x = 105
5x*40/100 = 200x/100 x = 35
The number of illiterate females in the village = y+105 = 35*9
3x*52/100 = 156x/100 y = 315-105
y = 210

210 = (35+7)*z z = 5 seconds

z = 210/42
Score Booster
Directions (01-05): What value should come in 5. 80 * 41 - 17 * 52 = (?)2 * 6 + 860
the place of (?) in the following questions. A. 25
1. 45879 + 24856 + 1245 + 214 - 101 =? B. 81
A.72093 C. 22
B.18581 D. 16
C.26548 E. 20
D.65412
E.96547 Directions (06-10): What approximate value
should come in the place of (?) in the following
2. √10404 + √3844 + √529 =? questions?
A.489 6. (460.12/9.01)÷(194.86/12.93) x (244.74 /
B.458 6.99) = ?
C.187 A.170
D.245 B.140
E.189 C.160
D.119
3. 2565 + 2700/12 – 895 + 302 = (?)3 E.90
A.2197
B.13 7. (?)2 + (7.99)3 = (45.03)2 - (6.02)3
C. 2456 A.38
D.14 B.40
E. None of these C.36
D.43
4. 19/28 of 35% of 3416 =? x 610 E.33
A. 1.33
B. 2.12 8. √960 + √1025 - √485 + √1090 - √840 = ?
C. 1.89 A.45
D. 2.18 B.48
E. 0.58 C.53
D.57

E.62 13. 48, ?, 277, 1107, 5535, 33211

A.72
9. ?% of (13429.94 - 11350.10) = 7.23² + 9.09² B.96
A.6.25 C.93
B.8.50 D.90
C.12.25 E.78
D.13.50
E.9 14. 8, 10, 16, 28, ?, 78
A.36
10. 83.333 % of 59.912 + 14.285 % of 34.908 + B.40
33.33 % of 44.912 = ? C.44
A.60 D.48
B.70 E.52
C.80
D.50 15. 1781, 1556, 1387, 1266, 1185, ?
E.90 A.1136
B.1098
Directions (11-15): Find out the missing number C.1067
in the following number series. D.997
11. 18, 46, 77, 113, 156, ? E.830
A.208
B.218 Directions (16-20): Find out the wrong number in
C.228 the following number series.
D.212 16. 112, 150, 356, 685, 1094, 1552, 2035
E.232 A.1552
B.2035
12. 15, 34, 55, 78, 103, ? C.685
A.130 D.356
B.138 E.1094
C.145
D.152 17. 42, 20, 17, 37, 147, 1175
E.160 A.17
B.147

C.42 e) x = y or the relation cannot be established

D.20 21.
E.1175 I) 3x + 2y = 27
II) 4x – 3y = 2
18. 158, 670, 1399, 2400, 3730, 5458 A. a
A.5458 B. b
B.3730 C. c
C.2400 D. d
D.670 E. e
E.158 22.
I) 2x2 + 12x + 18 = 0
19. 18, 22, 32, 62, 142, 386 II) 3y2 + 13y + 12 = 0
A.32 A. a
B.62 B. b
C.142 C. c
D.386 D. d
E.18 E. e
20. 78, 66, 81, 65, 80, 64 23.

A.80 I) x2 – 26x + 153 = 0
B.65 II) y2 - 17y + 72 = 0
C.66 A. a
D.64 B. b
E.81 C. c
D. d
Directions (21-25): In each of the following E. e
questions, two equations are given. You have to
solve both the equations to find the relation 24.
between x and y. I) x = 156 ÷13 + 5 × 3 - 30
a) x > y II) y + ∜625 = 0
b) x ≥ y A. a
c) x < y B. b
d) x ≤ y C. c

D. d A. a
E. e B. b
C. c
25. D. d
I) x2 – 62x + 177 = 0 E. e
II) y2 – 27y + 180 = 0

1. Answer: A (19/28) * (35/100) *3416 =? * 610
45879 + 24856 + 1245 + 214 - 101 =? (19/28) * (7 * 5/100) * (28 * 122) =? * 5 * 122
72194-101 =? ? = (19 * 7 * 5 * 122)/(5* 122 * 100)
=72093 ? = (19 * 7)/100 = 1.33
2. Answer: C 5. Answer: D
√10404 + √3844 + √529 =? (?)2 * 6 = 80 * 41 - 17 * 52 - 860
102 + 62 + 23 = 187 (?)2 * 6 = 3280 - 884 - 860 = 1536
(?)2 = 256
3. Answer: B ? = 16
2565 + 2700/12 – 895 + 302 = (?)3
2565 + 225 – 895 +302 = (?)3 6. Answer: D
2197 = (?)3 ?≈ (460/9) ÷ (195/13) * (245/7)
? = 13 ? = (51 ÷ 15)x 35
?= 119
4. Answer: A

7. Answer: C 34 + 21 = 55
Solution: (?)2 + 512 = 2025 - 216 55 + 23 = 78
=> (?)2 = 1297 78 + 25 = 103
362 = 1296 103 + 27 = 130
=> ?≈36
13. Answer: C
8. Answer: A 48 * 2 – 3 = 93
? ≈ 31 + 32 - 22 + 33 - 29 93 * 3 – 2 = 277
?= 45 277 * 4 – 1 = 1107
1107 * 5 – 0 = 5535
9. Answer: A 5535 * 6 – (-1) = 33211
?% of (13429.94 - 11350.10) = 7.23² + 9.09²
?% of (13430 - 11350) = 7² + 9² 14. Answer: D
?/100× 2080 = 130 8 + (1 * 2) = 10
? = 13000/2080 10 + (2 * 3) = 16
? = 6.25 16 + (3 * 4) = 28
28 + (4 * 5) = 48
10. Answer: B 48 + (5 * 6) = 78
83.333 % of 59.912 + 14.285 % of 34.908 +
33.33 % of 44.912 = ? 15. Answer: A
5/6 * 60 + 1/7 * 35 + 3/9 * 45 = ? 1781 – 152 = 1556
50 + 5 + 15 = ? 1556 – 132 = 1387
70 = ? 1387 – 112 = 1266
1266 – 92 = 1185
11. Answer: A 1185 – 72 = 1136
18 + 33 + 12 = 46
46 + 33 + 22 = 77 16. Answer: D
77+ 33 + 32 = 113
113+ 33 + 42 = 156
156+ 33 + 52 = 208
The difference of difference is, 132, 112, 92, 72,

12. Answer: A
52,….
15 + 19 = 34
The wrong term is, 356

3x + 2y = 27 -- (1)
17. Answer: A 4x – 3y = 2 -- (2)
42 * 0.5 – 1 = 20 By solving the equation (1) and (2), we get,
20 * 1 – 1 = 19 x = 5, y = 6
19 * 2 – 1 = 37 x<y
37 * 4 – 1 = 147
147 * 8 – 1 = 1175 22. Answer: D
The wrong term is, 17 I) 2x2 + 12x + 18 = 0
2x2 + 6x + 6x + 18 = 0
18. Answer: C 2x (x + 3) + 6 (x + 3) = 0
158 + 83 = 670 (2x + 6) (x + 3) = 0
670 + 93 = 1399 x = -3, -3
1399 + 103 =2399 II) 3y2 + 13y + 12 = 0
2399 + 113 = 3730 3y2 + 9y + 4y + 12 = 0
3730 + 123 = 5458 3y (y + 3) + 4 (y + 3) = 0
The wrong term is, 2400 (3y + 4) (y + 3) = 0
y = -4/3, -3 = -1.33, -3
19. Answer: B x≤y
18 + (31 + 1) = 22
22 + (32 + 1) = 32 23. Answer: B
32 + (33 + 1) =60 I) x2 – 26x + 153 = 0
60 + (34 + 1) = 142 (x – 9) (x – 17) = 0
142 + (35 + 1) = 386 x = 9, 17
The wrong term is, 62 II) y2 - 17y + 72 = 0
(y – 9) (y – 8) = 0
20. Answer: E y = 9, 8
78 – 12 = 66 x≥y
66 + 13 = 79
79 – 14 = 65 24. Answer: A
65 + 15 = 80 I) x = 156 ÷13 + 5 × 3 - 30
80 – 16 = 64 x = (156 / 13) + 15 – 30 = -3
II) y + ∜625 = 0
21. Answer: C y+5=0

y = -5 x = 59, 3
x>y II) y2 – 27y + 180 = 0
(y – 12) (y – 15) = 0
25. Answer: E y = 12, 15
I) x2 – 62x + 177 = 0 Can’t be determined
(x – 59) (x – 3) = 0

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English Language
Directions (1-5): In each of the following E. approach, versed, indoctrination

sentence there are three blank spaces. Below
each sentence there are five options and each 3. The United States has said it will re-establish
option consists of three words which can be filled the Solomon Islands embassy as it attempts to
up in the blanks in the sentence to make the ____China's influence in the Pacific Island nation.
sentence grammatically correct. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken _______
1. After days of protests by truckers against the decision while in Fiji on a tour of the region.
Covid rules at the Ambassador Bridge in Ontario, A US official said China was "aggressively
officers ______ them to heed an injunction _______ to engage" political and business
against the demonstration. Truckers' protests leaders in the Solomons, with its actions
against Covid vaccine _______ are also ongoing "causing real concerns".
at other border crossings and in Ottawa. The A. brake, states, lookout
self-styled "Freedom Convoy" movement was B. retardant, intimates, pursue
_____ by Canadian truckers opposed to a C. curb, announced, seeking
vaccinate-or-quarantine order for drivers D. repress, trumps, essay
crossing the border. E. bite, set, aim
A. urged, mandates, started
B. mustered, rules, played 4. Police have ________ hundreds of vehicles
C. exhorts, bid, begin trying to enter Paris as part of a protest against
D. prompts, decree, arise France's coronavirus regulations. Authorities
E. nudged, directions, kicked have deployed more than 7,000 officers over the
next three days in a _____to stop the
2. Nigerian illustrator Chidiebere Ibe's _______of demonstrators. Some vehicles managed to
a black foetus went viral online. He ______at the Arc de Triomphe in the city, and
______himself anatomy through YouTube videos tear gas was fired at demonstrators on the
during lockdown in 2020.Now he is _______ in nearby Champs-Élysées.
medicine and his medical drawings are being A. intercepted, bid, arrive
published in a book. B. accosts, proffer, come
A. tracing, ground, tutelage C. grab, auction, ensue
B. drawing, taught, training D. obstruction, offer, materialize
C. depicted, instructed, preparation E. interruption, advance, roll
D. filter, drilled, priming

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5. Police call handlers _____a woman from an B. as

intruder 3,000 miles away in Canada after she C. Since
contacted the wrong force. The team at Durham D. in contrast
Police, England, were ________ via online chat E. none of the above
by a woman who reported an intruder in her
home in Durham, Canada. Realising the 8.
woman's mistake, Durham Police contacted their I. He did not make the pizzas for the party.
Canadian counterparts and a man was _______ II. He ordered them from Dominoes.
30 minutes later near her home. A. in contrast
A. saved, contacted, arrested B. instead
B. delivered, touched, detain C. yet
C. reclaimed, approached, apprehend D. nonetheless
D. liberation, reach, nabbed E. none of the above
E. rescued, noted, nailed
9.
Directions (6-10): In each of the following I. The dress she bought with 100 dollars is made
questions, two statements and five connectors from very flimsy material.
are given. Only one of the connectors from those II. Her sister who bought the same dress from
given can be used to combine the given two elsewhere with much lesser money.
statements into one sentence without changing A. nonetheless
the meaning. Choose that connector as your B. owing to
answer. C. unlike
6. D. because
I. The restaurant cooks the best seafood in town. E. none of the above
II. They hardly get any customers.
A. because 10.
B. however I. There is lack of funds from the benefactors.
C. as II. The foundation has closed down.
D. owing to A. Owing to
E. none of the above B. Nonetheless
7. C. Nevertheless
I. He had strict rules and routine to maintain. D. In contrast
II. The house party idea appealed to him. E. none of the above
A. but

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Directions (11-15): In each of the following III. We were taught that if the sea waves retreat
questions a sentence is given with a word given back further than they normally do or seem to
in BOLD. Corresponding to each question three completely disappear, it is a warning for tsunami.
sentences are given with the use of the same A. only II
word. From the options choose the sentences B. only I
which give a DIFFERENT MEANING for the C. only I and III
word used in the sentence above. The meaning D. only III
used in the sentence(s) should be different from E. all I, II, III
the one used in the main sentence.
11. Red crowned cranes are the second most 13. The cat is sneaky; I can see where he made
endangered species of their kind with only 1830 an impression with his paw on the bread while it
adults in the world and dropping. was cooling down.
I. He craned his neck forward to see the stage as I. His cheerful introduction left a good impression
he was sitting way back in the audience. on all the interviewers.
II. Construction is halted at the moment as both II. He does a good impression of Shah Rukh
the cranes are out of order and as such the Khan; it is quite a party trick.
heavy materials cannot be moved. III. We can see the impression of his body on the
III. On Christmas we visited the zoo and saw snow right where he faceplanted.
animals like tiger, lion, giraffe, and birds like A. only I and II
cranes, macaws, storks etc. B. only II
A. only I C. only II and III
B. only I and II D. only III
C. only III E. all I, II, III
D. only I and III
E. all I, II, III 14. She managed to clip parts of her hair with
scissors that was stuck in gum.
12. She waved goodbye and got on the train. I. The manager answered all of their questions in
I. Experts are of the opinion that if we do not a clipped tone.
follow the safety guidelines, there will be another II. He tried to fire his gun but realized that his clip
covid wave. was empty.
II. He lifted his hand, tipped his cap back and III. She undid the clip of her necklace and took it
waved to his well-wishers. off.
A. only II
B. only I

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C. only I and II D. discussed

D. all I, II, III E. No correction required
E. only III
17. The statement from the Official
15. He did a fair amount of charity work back in Spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs
his days. Arindam Bagchi came after a senior official of the
I. there are demonstrations all over the world for U.S. government remarked on the hijab
fair and equal treatment of all regardless of class, controversial in Karnataka, arguing that religious
gender, race. freedom included the freedom to wear religious
II. many beauty products have faced criticisms attire of one’s choice.
for advertising only fair skin as the standard of A. statement
beauty. B. controversial
III. We decided to have a picnic on this fair winter C. arguing
day. D. attire
A. all I, II, III E. No correction required
B. only II
C. only III 18. India signed an agreement with the United
D. only I Nation’s World Food Programme (WFP) for the
E. only II and III distribution of 50,000 MT of wheat that it has
committed to sending to Afghanistan as part of a
Directions (16-20): In the given questions, the humanitarian assistance, with diplomatic efforts
words given here may be inappropriate or under way to begin sending truck conveys
wrongly spelt. Find the correct replacement of through Pakistan by road, expected to begin after
the words. Punjab elections on February 20 are completed.
16. China’s decision to amas troops along the A. committed
Line of Actual Control was a violation of its B. humanitarian
written commitments, said External Affairs C. conveys
Minister S. Jaishankar, after a meeting with D. completed
Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne in E. No correction required
Melbourne, where the India-China situation was
discussed. 19. According to the MoU, the wheat will be
A. amas taken through Pakistan to the Afghan border
B. violation crossing and handed after to WFP officials in
C. commitments Kandahar beginning February 22.

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A. through his sincere condolences about the demise of

B. crossing Rahul Bajaj, the chairman emeritus of Bajaj
C. after group.
D. beginning A. Leading
E. No correction required B. condolences
C. demise
20. Leading industrialist and TVS Motor D. emeritus
Company chairman Venu Srinivasan expressed E. No correction required

1. Answer: A After putting the last word training in the last
Blank 1: options B, C, D do not fit here. blank, all the three blanks fill in perfectly.
Therefore, they can be eliminated. Among urged Therefore, option B is correct.
and nudged, urged is a better fit.
Blank 2: among mandates and directions, 3. Answer: C
mandate is a better fit. Blank 1: options A, B, E do not fit here and can
After trying the last word ‘started’ from A in the be eliminated.
last blank, all three blanks match perfectly. Blank 2: between announced and trumps,
Therefore, option A is correct. announced makes the most sense.
After putting the word seeking in the last blank,
2. Answer: B all the three blanks seem like a perfect match.
Blank 1: options C, D, E do not fit here. They can Therefore, option C is correct.
be eliminated.
Blank 2: between ground and taught, taught is a 4. Answer: A
better fit.

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Blank 1: options B, D, E do not fit here and can 7. Answer: A

be eliminated. Here the two statements have been used in the
Blank 2: among bid and auction, bid is the better sense that he has strict routine to follow,
fit in this case. however the idea of attending a party is very
After placing arrive in the last blank, all three appealing to him. Only but can be used in this
blanks are now a perfect match. case since but can be used to introduce a
Therefore, option A is correct. statement that adds something to a previous
statement and usually contrasts with it in some
5. Answer: A way.
Blank 1: options B, C, D do not fit here and can The sentence will be: He had strict rules and
be eliminated. routine to maintain but the house party idea
Blank 2: between contacted and noted, appealed to him.
contacted is the best fit. Therefore, option A is correct.
After placing arrested in the final blank, all three
blanks become a perfect match. 8. Answer: B
Therefore, option A is correct. Here the two statements have been used in the
sense that he did not want to cook food for the
6. Answer: B party and just ordered food online. Only instead
Here the two statements have been used in the is the correct option in this case since it is used
sense that the restaurant cooks the best seafood when saying what someone does rather than
dishes but they do not get many customers even doing something else.
after that. Only however can be used to connect The connected sentence will be: He did not
these sentences since the first sentence is about make the pizzas for the party, instead he
some institution and the next sentence is about ordered them from Dominoes.
how it is going in vain. All the other connectors Therefore, option B is correct.
are used to connect sentences that have cause
and effect relationship between them. So, the 9. Answer: C
other three can be eliminated. Here the two statements have been used in the
The sentence will be: the restaurant cooks the sense that she bought a dress that costs about
best seafood in town; however, they hardly get 100 dollars while her sister bought the same
any customers. dress from another place far cheaper. By
Therefore, option B is correct. comparison is the right choice in this case, as

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the same kind of dress has two different prices

and are being compared. 12. Answer: C
The sentence: The dress she bought with 100 ‘waved’ in the given sentence means to move
dollars is made from very flimsy material, unlike, one’s hand to and fro in greeting or farewell.
her sister who bought the same dress from ‘wave’ in sentence I means a sudden occurrence
elsewhere with much lesser money. or increase in the phenomenon.
Therefore, option C is correct. ‘waved’ in sentence II means to move one’s
hand back and forth in greeting or farewell.
10. Answer: A ‘waves’ in sentence III means a long body of
Here the two sentences have been used in the water curling into an arched form and breaking
sense that because of lack of funds from the on the shore.
benefactors, the foundation has closed down. Obviously sentences I and III give off different
Owing to is the correct choice in this case, as meanings from the word used above.
owing to means ‘because of’ and it always Therefore, C is correct.
comes at the beginning of the sentence.
The sentence with connector: Owing to the lack 13. Answer: A
of funds from the benefactors, the foundation ‘impression’ in the given sentence means a mark
has closed down. impressed on a surface.
Therefore, option A is correct. ‘impression’ in sentence I means an effect
produced on someone.
11. Answer: B ‘impression’ in sentence II means imitation of
‘cranes’ in the given sentence alludes to a someone or something, done to entertain.
species of bird. ‘impression’ in sentence III means a mark
‘craned’ in sentence I means to stretch one’s impressed on a surface.
neck or body in order to see something. Obviously sentence I and II give off different
‘cranes’ in sentence II means a large, tall meanings from the word used above.
machine used for moving heavy objects by Therefore, A is correct.
suspending them from a projecting arm or beam.
‘cranes’ in sentence III means a species of bird. 14. Answer: D
Obviously, sentence I and II give off different ‘clip’ in the given sentence means to cut or trim
meanings from the word used in the sentence something with shears or scissors.
above. ‘Clipped tone’ in sentence I means used to
Therefore, B is correct. describe speech that is fast, that uses short

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sounds and few words, and that is often Therefore, option A is the correct answer choice
unfriendly or rude. for this question.
‘clip’ in sentence II means a metal holder that
contains cartridges for an automatic firearm. 17. Answer: B
‘clip’ in sentence III means a device meant for Solution: The word ‘controversy’ (noun) should
holding an object together or in place. be used in place of ‘controversial’, which is an
Obviously, all the sentences give a DIFFERENT adjective.
meanings from the word used in the sentence Therefore, option B is the correct answer choice
above. for this question.
Therefore, D is correct.
18. Answer: C
15. Answer: A Solution: The word ‘conveys’ should be replaced
‘fair’ in the given sentence means a considerable with ‘convoys’. The word ‘conveys’ does not
amount though not outstanding in size. make any sense here.
‘fair’ in sentence I means treating people equally Therefore, option C is the correct answer choice
without discrimination. for this question.
‘fair’ in sentence II means having a light
complexion. 19. Answer: C
‘fair’ in sentence III means having a weather that Solution: The word ‘after’ is wrong here. The
is fine and dry. word ‘over’ should be used, because ‘hand over’
Obviously, all the sentences give a DIFFERENT means to transfer control to someone else.
MEANING for the word used in the sentence Therefore, option C is the correct answer choice
above. to this question.
Therefore, A is correct.
20. Answer: E
16. Answer: A Solution: The given sentence is grammatically
Solution: The word ‘amass’ is wrongly written as and contextually correct.
‘amas’. The word ‘amass’ means ‘gather Therefore, option E is the correct answer choice
together or accumulate (a large amount or for this question.
number of material or things) over a period of
time’.
Score Booster

English Day - 7
Directions (1-7): Read the passage given below as China is convinced that the US will not only
and answer the questions that follow. not tolerate China’s further rise, it will still
Our thinking about the international system is actively undermine its political system and
focused on a new era of great power civilisational claims.
competition. An assertive China is seeking to The second dynamic counteracting competition
refashion the international order and exercise was the idea that common challenges like
greater regional hegemony. The United States, climate change, the pandemic and the risks
in turn, will seek to deny China that privilege. posed by technology will foster greater global
Recently, Secretary Antony Blinken outlined the cooperation. A lot of global institutional
US approach to China: “Competitive when it infrastructure created the illusion of greater
should be, collaborative when it can be, and cooperation. But there are increasing doubts
adversarial when it must be.” This is a very whether any of this global infrastructure will
smart formulation. The big question is whether achieve its aims.
the competitive and adversarial dynamics are Eventually, Covid-19 vaccines will get to the rest
now so deep that the space for “collaboration” is of the world. But it is hard to convince anyone
diminishing fast. that most countries of the world were willing to
Two dynamics were supposed to counteract the treat the pandemic as a global public health
risks of great power competition. The first was crisis, where global monitoring, allocation and
global economic interdependence. Global trade production decisions were governed by global
has rebounded to its pre-pandemic levels. Even health considerations. The shift in the climate
China-US trade and investment ties remain change discourse is about intensifying
robust. The American financial sector has still technological competition and maintaining
not given up on China. But it is hard to shake off national economic supremacy, rather than
the sense that the logic of interdependence is solving a global problem. Optimists could argue
now under severe ideological stress. that it is precisely this competitive dynamic that
Interdependence has not led to greater spurs innovation, and will eventually generate
convergence on political values or a more open solutions that will benefit everyone.
global political order. The domestic political 1. Which denial by the US is the author talking
economy in China has shifted to “dual about in the first passage?
circulation”, while the success of Biden’s plans I. Altering of international order by China.
hinges on reversing significant aspects of II. Dominance of China in the international
globalization. There is now bipartisan consensas system.
in the US that China needs to be contained; just

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III. Impotency of China in a new era of great 4. About which aim does the author talk about in
power competition. the third paragraph?
A. Only I I. Aim of tackling climate change.
B. Only II II. Aim of handling a public health crisis.
C. Both I and II III. Aim of greater cooperation.
D. Both I and III A. Only I
E. Only III B. Only II
C. Both I and II
2. What are the two dynamics which were D. Both I and III
supposed to counteract the risksmentioned in E. Only III
the above passage?
A. Global economic interdependence and the 5. Which of the following statements is/are not
idea of common challenges. true as per the context of the passage?
B. Global trade and risks posed by technology. A. Trade relations between the US and China
C. Robust Investment and economic are vigorous.
interdependence. B. Antony Blinken is the political diplomat of
D. Ideological stress and domestic political China.
economy C. Global trade of the US with China bounced
E. None of the above back to the same level as prior to the pandemic.
D. Most countries of the world treat the
3. What according to the author was/were pandemic as a global public health crisis
governed by global health considerations? E. All are true
I. Global monitoring of public health crisis
II. Allocation and production decisions of covid- 6. “Sturdy” is the synonym of which of the
19 vaccines. following highlighted words from the passage?
III. Global cooperation of climate change A. Illusion
A. Only I B. Adversarial
B. Only II C. Refashion
C. Both I and II D. Robust
D. Both I and III E. Supremacy
E. Only III

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7. Five words are highlighted in bold which may moderated in the last 18 months due to
or may not be correctly spelt. Find the word with pandemic.
the incorrect spelling. “There are challenges that in the past 18 months
There is now bipartisan consensas in the US because of the lack of private investment
that China needs to be contained; just as China demand, the credit offtake has been rather
is convinced that the US will not only not tolerate moderate. That’s an area where further work is
China’s further rise, it will still actively undermine needed,” he said. The focus of the government
its political system and civilisational claims. is on ________(B) development, he said adding
A. tolerate that the government has launched various
B. consensas schemes targeted to support persons, entities
C. convinced with weak economic capacities, not just in the
D. civilisational pandemic period, but in the past seven years.
E. bipartisan He spelled out some of the schemes the
government has launched like the PM KISAN
Directions (8-12): The following passages given Yojna for income support for farmers, safe
below have five blanks each in them. In the shelter scheme PM Awas Yojana, safe drinking
options, words that can fill the blanks have been water through Jal Jeevan Mission and electricity
given. Choose the words that can help fill the for all, etc.
blanks in and make the paragraph meaningful. With regard to financial sector reforms, he said
“During the pandemic period of the past 18 the _________(C) of Insolvency and Bankruptcy
months, it was not just the management of the Code has led to resolution of Rs 2.4 lakh crore of
impact of the pandemic, starting from a health stressed assets, while FDI and FPI liberalisation
crisis spilling over to the real economy and has bolstered the confidence of foreign investors
thereafter some impact onto the financial sector. in the Indian economy. On the infrastructure
________ A. each of those, but with very strong development, the secretary said the two major
emphasis on stepping up the reforms, so that the plans –National Infrastructure Pipeline
economy can bounce back with a fast growth envisaging Rs 111 lakh crore of investment,
rate, and also the potential growth rate can be supplemented by National Monetisation Plan to
built,” he said. “The country is on the path of the _______ (D)of about Rs 6 lakh crore — have
recovery,” he said in a virtual event organised by been announced. These coupled with a
industry body Ficci. Talking about one of the Gatishakti vision of the Prime Minister would
challenges, Seth said, the credit offtake has lead to seamless movement of goods and
services and generation of employment

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opportunities in the entire country, he said. “That E. None of the above

is one area where we are particularly working on
in the finance ministry with other ministries and 10) Which of the following will fit in the blank
state governments (as to) how do we _______(E) (C)?
on the ground these two major plans in the A. Publication
overall vision of Gatishakti,” he said. He urged B. Introduction
the industry to participate in the infrastructure C. Launch
development programme of the government. D. Introducing
The infrastructure spending at the moment is 5-6 E. Proceedings
per cent of the GDP which should be doubled,
he said, adding that is possible only through a 11) Which of the following words fits the blank
partnership between the industry and the labelled (D)?
government. A. Allocation
8) Which of the following will fit in the blank A.? B. Investing
A. Arranging C. Estimation
B. Developing D. Extent
C. Managing E. None of the above
D. Impacting
E. None of the above 12) Which of the given options is fit for the blank
(E)?
9) Which of the following will fill the blank (B)? A. Establish
A. Inclusive B. Implicit
B. Internal C. Generate
C. External D. Lash out
D. Regular E. Implement

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1. Answer: C public health crisis, where global monitoring,
Refer to the first paragraph- “Our thinking about allocation and production decisions were
the international system is focused on a new era governed by global health considerations.”
of great power competition. An assertive China From the above quoted lines, we can say that
is seeking to refashion the international order option B is the correct answer choice.
and exercise greater regional hegemony. From
the above quoted lines, we can say that option C 4. Answer: E
is the correct answer choice. Refer to the third paragraph- “A lot of global
2. Answer: A institutional infrastructure created the illusion of
Refer to the second paragraph- Two dynamics greater cooperation. But there are increasing
were supposed to counteract the risks of great doubts whether any of this global infrastructure
power competition. The first was global will achieve its aims.”
economic interdependence. From the above quoted lines, we can say that
Refer to the third paragraph- The second option E is the correct answer choice.
dynamic counteracting competition was the idea
that common challenges like climate change, the 5. Answer: B
pandemic and the risks posed by technology will From the above given statements; only B is
foster greater global cooperation. incorrect, because Antony Blinken is the political
From the above quoted lines, we can say that diplomat of the USA not China. Hence option B
option A is the correct answer choice. is the correct answer.
3. Answer: B 6. Answer: D
Refer to the last paragraph- “But it is hard to Sturdy is the synonym of “Robust” which means
convince anyone that most countries of the world “strong and healthy; vigorous”
were willing to treat the pandemic as a global

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Supremacy- the state or condition of being So inclusive(a) is the correct option over here.
superior to all others in authority, power, or
status 10. Answer: B
Illusion- a false idea or belief Here a scheme has been introduced.So
Hence, option D is the correct answer. introduction would fit the blank.Introducing is
wrong because the word should be in noun form
7. Answer: B so introduction is the correct word.
“Consensas” has been wrongly spelt, the correct So option b is the correct answer.
spelling is “consensus” which means agreement,
accord.All the remaining words are correctly 11. Answer: D
spelt. Hence, option B is the correct answer. Here the fund expansion for the national
monetisation plan has been announced.So the
8. Answer: C word extent would fit here to make it meaningful
Here sentence talks about pathetic situation So option (d) is the correct answer.
because of pandemic so managing the situation
is positive word needed to complete the 12. Answer: E
sentence.So option C managing is the correct Here the sentence talks about plans
option. implementation for the vision has been
denoted.So the word “implement”perfectly fits
9. Answer: A over there to complete the sentence.
Here sentence talks about Over all development
and growth so denoting that inclusive is the
correct word to complete the sentence.

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