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Reasoning Ability Day -4 (Eng)
Reasoning Ability
Directions (1-5): Study the following information 2) Who among the following person joined three
carefully and answer the given questions. persons before C?
Twelve persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, a) The one who joined two persons after J
and L joined a company on three different dates b) D
viz.- 3rd, 6th, and 9th in four different months viz.- c) The one who joined six persons before K
March, June, August, and September during the d) Either a or b
same year 2022. Only one person joined on each e) Both a and c
date.
Only four persons joined between G and L, who 3) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
joined on a prime numbered date of a month way based on the given arrangement and thus
having an even number of days. The number of form a group. Which one of the following does
persons joined before L is one more than the not belong to the group?
number of persons joined after B. Only four a) The one who joined two persons after L
persons joined between D and the one who b) C
joined two persons after E, who joined in a month c) The one who joined two persons before J
having an even number of days. The number of d) F
persons joined between E and G is one more e) The one who joined three persons before B
than the number of persons joined before J.
Neither D nor H joined in September. As many 4) Who among the following persons joined on
persons joined between J and I as between I and the 3rd of the given months?
K. Neither K nor A joined at last. The number of I. B
persons joined between H and L is two less than II. The one who joined four persons before F
the number of persons joined between A and K. III. The one who joined immediately after J
C joined in one of the months before F. a) Only III
1) How many persons joined between F and the b) Only I and II
one who joined two persons after I? c) Only I
a) Three d) Only I and III
b) One e) Only II
c) Two
d) More than three 5) If all the persons joined in alphabetical order
e) None starting from 3rd March, then the position of how
many persons remains unchanged?
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a) Three 7) How many persons sit between P and T?

b) One a) Two
c) Two b) Three
d) More than three c) Seven
e) None d) Five
e) Six
Directions (6-10): Study the following information
carefully and answer the given questions. 8) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
Nine persons – P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, and X are way based on the given arrangement and thus
sitting in a linear row of twelve chairs marked 1 to form a group. Which one of the following does
12 from the left end and all the chairs are facing not belong to the group?
north. a) The one who sits immediate left of U
Note: Neither the chairs at the end of the row nor b) V
the adjacent chairs are vacant. One chair at the c) The one who sits second to the left of P
odd numbered position and two chairs at the d) W
even numbered positions are vacant. e) The one who sits fourth from the right end
V sits fifth from the left end. Only two persons sit
between V and R, who sits to the right of V. At 9) Who among the following persons sits to the
least one chair to the right of R is vacant. X sits right of S?
three places away from V but doesn’t sit adjacent I. X
to R. As many chairs to the left of X as to the II. The one who sits immediate left of V
right of W. Only three persons sit between Q and III. The one sits second to the left of W
S but neither of them sits on the adjacent seat V a) Only III
nor R. Only one person sits between Q and P, b) Only I and II
who sits to the left of S. The number of chairs c) Only I
between U and T is same as the number of d) Only I and III
chairs to the left of P. T doesn’t sit adjacent to S. e) All I, II and III
6) What is the position of P with respect to R?
a) Third to the right 10) If X is related to V and U is related to W in a
b) Third to the left certain way, then who among the following
c) Second to the right person is related to S?
d) Fifth to the left a) Q
e) Second to the left b) The one who sits immediate left of V
c) T

d) The one who sits third from the left end. c) Only I and II
e) None of these d) Only II
e) All I, II, and III
Directions (11-15): Study the following
information carefully and answer the given 13) If all the letters in the given words are
questions. arranged in alphabetical order, then which of the
11) If all vowels in the following words are following word can be formed (meaningful/non-
replaced by the second preceding letters and all meaningful) from the fourth letter of each word
the consonants are replaced by the third from the right end?
succeeding letters as per the English I. COMPUTER
alphabetical series, then which of the following II. DERIVATIVE
options have at most three vowels? (consider the III.MAGNITUDE
immediate preceding letter of A is Z and the IV. HOSPITAL
immediate succeeding letter of Z is A) a) SROP
I. End, Broken, Dark, Field b) PRMN
II. Enjoy, Life, Nature, Air c) ROPN
III. Newly, Open, Cashew, Bag d) PRMO
a) Only I e) PSRO
b) Only II
c) Only III 14) Which of the following word has the highest
d) Both I and II number of pairs of letters in the word each of
e) Both I and III which has as many letters between them in the
word as in the English alphabetical series (both
12) If ‘1’ is added to the odd positioned digits and forward and backward directions)?
‘2’ is subtracted from the even positioned digits I. COUNTER
from the left end of all the numbers, then all the II. EUPHORIA
odd digits from newly formed numbers are III. MAGNITUDE
dropped, then the sum of the digits of which of a) Only I and II
the following numbers are divided by four? b) Only II
I. 36596323 c) Only I and III
II. 895473358 d) Only III
III. 53857856 e) Only I
a) Only I and III
b) Only I

15) If all the consonants in the word 17) Which of the following statement(s) is/are
“EDUCATIONAL” are replaced by the next letter NOT TRUE as per the given arrangement?
and the vowels which come after M in the I. T is the brother-in-law of Z.
English alphabetical series are replaced by the II. H is the wife of K.
third succeeding letter. Then the unchanged III. M is the Aunt of Z.
vowels are removed from the word, and the a) Only I and II
remaining letters are arranged in alphabetical b) Only I and III
order from left to right. Then how many letters c) Only III
are there in the English alphabetical series d) All I, II, and III
between the letters which are third from the left e) Only II
end and third from the right end?
a) Four Directions (18-20): Study the following
b) Seven information carefully and answer the given
c) Three questions.
d) Five Ten members are there in a family of three
e) One generations K is the daughter-in-law of R and is
not the spouse of T. P is the sister-in-law of J,
Directions (16-17): Study the following who is the son of R. M is the mother-in-law of K,
information carefully and answer the given who is the only daughter of S. Q is the brother-in-
questions. law of J, who is the father of C. S is the father-in-
Nine members are there in a family of three law of T’s brother and is the father of Q. G is the
generations. T is the only son-in-law of R’s sister. son of P and G’s gender is same as the gender
D is the brother-in-law of K and vice-versa. K is of C.
the father of M, who has two children. S is the 18) How M is related to G’s mother?
father of U, who is the brother-in-law of T. Z is a) Sister
the granddaughter of H, who is the only sister of b) Aunt
D. R is not the sibling of S and of the same c) Niece
gender as D. d) Mother-in-law
16) How R is related to Z? e) None of these
a) Brother
b) Uncle 19) Which of the following statements is/are not
c) Nephew TRUE as per the given arrangement?
d) Father-in-law I. C is the nephew of S.
e) None of these II. K is the wife of J

III. M is the aunt of C. 20) How many male members are in the family?
a) Only I and II a) Four
b) Only I and III b) Five
c) Only III c) Six
d) All I, II, and III d) Seven
e) Only II e) Cannot be determined
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Directions (1-5):
1) Answer: C
2) Answer: E
3) Answer: B (all the persons joined on an odd
numbered date, except option B)
4) Answer: D
5) Answer: C
We have:

 Only four persons joined between G and Since, the number of persons joined
L, who joined on a prime numbered date between E and G is one more than the
of a month having an even number of number of persons joined before J, thus
days. at least one person must joined between
 The number of persons joined before L is E and G.
one more than the number of persons That means, in case (1) E joined on 9
joined after B. June, in case (1a) E joined on 6 June,
That means, in case (1) L joined the case (2) is not valid because we cannot
company on 3 June, in case (2) L joined place J.
the company on 3 September. Based on the above given information we have:
Based on the above given information we have:
Again, we have:
Again, we have:
 As many persons joined between J and I
 Only four persons joined between D and
as between I and K.
the one who joined two persons after E,
 Neither K nor A joined at last.
who joined in a month having an even
That means, in case (1) I joined on 6
number of days.
June, in case (1a) I joined on 3 August.
 The number of persons joined between E
 The number of persons joined between H
and G is one more than the number of
and L is two less than the number of
persons joined before J.
persons joined between A and K.
 Neither D nor H joined in September.

That means, in case (1a) H joined on 3  R sits to the right of V.

March, and A joined on 9 June, case (1)  At least one chair to the right of R is
is not valid because we cannot place L. vacant.
 C joined in one of the months before F. Since, none of the chairs at the end of the
That means, C must join on 6 August. rows are vacant, thus R can’t sit second
Based on the above given information we have: from the right end.
That means, in case (1) R sits fifth from
the right end, in case (2) R sits fourth from
the right end, in case (3) R sits third from
the right end.
Again, we have:
 X sits three places away from V but
doesn’t sit adjacent to R.
 As many chairs to the left of X as to the
Direction (6-10): right of W.
6) Answer: D That means, X sits second from the left
7) Answer: D end.
8) Answer: C(all the persons seated at an odd  Only three persons sit between Q and S
position from the left end, except option C) but neither of them sits adjacent seat of V
9) Answer: A nor R.
10) Answer: B That means, Q must sit to the left of S.
 Only one person sits between Q and P,
who sits to the left of S.
That means, in case (2) S sits second to
We have:
the right of V, in case (2a) S sits at the
 V sits fifth from the left end.
right end, case (1) & case (3) are not valid
 Only two persons sit between V and R.

Since, one seat at odd and two seats at II. Enjoy, Life, Nature, Air -> CQMMB
even positions are vacant, thus chair OGIC QYWSUC YGU
number 3, 6, and 10 are vacant. III. Newly, Open, Cashew, Bag -> QCZOB
Based on the above given information we have: MSCQ FYVKCZ EYJ
12) Answer: D
I. 36596323  44677131  446  14
II. 895473358 976281439  6284  20
III. 53857856 61938664  68664  30
13) Answer: D
We have:
Case (1) is not valid as no two adjacent chairs
I. COMPUTER  CEMOPRTU
are vacant, case (3) is not valid as none of the
II. DERIVATIVE  ADEEIIRTVV
chair at the ends are vacant.
III.MAGNITUDE ADEGIMNTU
Again, we have:
IV. HOSPITAL AHILOPST
 The number of chairs between U and T is
Thus, words formed  PRMO
same as the number of chairs to the left of
P.
14) Answer: D
 T doesn’t sit adjacent to S
I. COUNTER  TR
That means, in case (2a) T sits at the
II. EUPHORIA  EH
right end, case (2) is not valid because we
III. MAGNITUDE  GI, IM, TU, EI, EM and DE
cannot place T and U.
15) Answer: A
EDUCATIONAL  EEXDAUIROAM
After omitting the unchanged vowels:
EXDUROM  DEMORUX
Thus, four letters are between M and R.
Directions (16-17):
11) Answer: C
16) Answer: B
I. End, Broken, Dark, Field ->CQG
17) Answer: B
EUMNCQ GYUN IGCOG

Direction (18-20):
18) Answer: D
19) Answer: B
20) Answer: D

Quantitative Aptitude Day -4 (Eng)
Quantitative Aptitude
Directions [01 – 04]: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions based on it.
The chart given below shows the % distribution of number of cars manufactured by four different
companies – P, Q, R, and S.
Note: a) Difference between number of cars manufactured by company P and Q (Q > P) is same as that
of cars manufactured by company R.
b) Number of cars manufactured by company S is 60 more than that of R, while number of cars
manufactured by Q is twice as that of S.
c) Out of total number of vehicles (Cars + Buses) manufactured by all companies together, Z% are
buses.
1) Find total number of buses manufactured by buses manufactured by company P, R, and S
all companies together? together?
a) 2000 a) 120
b) 1200 b) 140
c) 1600 c) 180
d) 1500 d) 160
e) None of these e) None of these
2) Total number of vehicles manufactured by 3) For another company T, total number of

company Q is 800, find average number of vehicles (Cars + buses) manufactured is thrice of
number of cars manufactured by company S.

Out of the total number of vehicle manufactured • Number of people those who use only FB is Y,
by company T, 75% are cars. 80% of the number which is half of number of people those who use
of buses manufactured by company T are sold. only WP.
Find number of unsold buses of company T. • Number of people those whouse both IM and
a) 36 WP but not FB and number ofpeople those who
b) 44 likes both FB and WP but not IM is in ratio of 2:3
c) 54 respectively.
d) 40 • Number of people those who likes both FB and
e) None of these IM but not WP is 4 more than number of people
who likes all three apps.
4) A = Difference between number of cars • Number of people those who likes only IM is 16
manufactured by P and Q less than thrice the people those who likes only
B = Difference between number of cars FB.
manufactured by R and S. • Difference between number of people who
Find A is how many times of B those who likes only FB and number of people
a) 2 times those who likes both FB and IM but not WP is
b) 2.5 times Z/3. People those who likes IM is same as those
c) 3.2 times likes WP.
d) 3 times 5) Find the number of people those who likes
e) None of these exactly two app?
a) 16
Directions [05 – 08]: Read the following b) 24
information carefully and answer the questions c) 20
based on it. d) 18
A surveyis conducted among certain number of e) None of these
people about uses of social media apps among
three apps – FACEBOOK (FB), INSTAGRAM 6) Number of people those who likes all three
(IM), and WHATS APP (WP). Each surveyed apps is what % of people those who likes only
people use at least one of the given app. IM?
• Number of people those who use all three apps a) 30%
are Z, which is same as that of those who use b) 25%
both FB and WP but IM.Number of people those c) 40%
who likes only FB is more than that of those who d) 45%
likes all three apps e) None of these

7) Find the total number of surveyed people? water then mixture T formed in which water is 32
a) 132 ml.
b) 92 9) Find the value of N?
c) 112 a) 240
d) 82 b) 160
e) None of these c) 220
d) 280
8) Number of people those who likes only WP is e) None of these
what % more than number of people those who
likes only IM? 10) When 2Z ml water and 100 ml milk added to
a) 20% mixture S, now find the milk is K% more/less
b) 25% than that of water. Find the value of K
c) 16.66% a) 60
d) 12.5% b) 40
e) None of these c) 62.5
d) 37.5
Directions [09 – 12]: Read the following e) None of these
information carefully and answer the questions
based on it. 11) For initial mixture P, 25% of mixture is
Drum A contains 6Z ml milk and drum B contains removed and replaced by same amount of milk,
10Z ml water. M ml from A mixed with Y ml from then one third of mixture is removed and
B to form new mixture P. Rest M ml from A replaced by same amount of milk. Now find
mixed with rest quantity from B to form new difference between amount of mixture in P and
mixture Q. When 3Z ml water added to mixture amount of water in mixture Q (initially)?
Q, then amount of water in mixture Q becomes a) 120 ml
twice as that of milk. Drum C contains N ml milk, b) 140 ml
while drum D contains (8Z – Y ml) water. 160 ml c) 260 ml
milk from C mixed with and drum D mixed d) 160 ml
together to form new mixture R. Total quantity of e) None of these
water in P, Q, and R together initially is 440 ml.
Rest quantity from drum D mixed with drum E 12) Which of the following is/are true.
(contains half volume of water as that in drum D) I. Total amount of milk in mixture P and mixture T
to form new mixture S. When 20% from mixture initially is 168 ml.
S is removed and replaced by same amount of

II. Amount of milk in mixture Q initially is same as b) II and III only

that of water. c) I and II only
III. Milk in mixture T is (Z + 10) % more than that d) I, II and III
of water. e) None of these
a) I and III only
There are three websites – P, Q, and R those sold IPL 2023 tickets. Tickets categorized into three
categories – Gold, Platinum, and Silver. The table given below shows the partial information about the
number of tickets sold by each website.
Note: a) Number of platinum tickets sold by P is same as that of silver, while total number of gold tickets
sold by all websites together is twice that of gold tickets sold by website R.
b) Each website sold at least one ticket of each category, and difference between total number of tickets
sold by P and Q is half of difference between total number of tickets sold by Q and R.
c) Number of tickets sold by P, Q, and R is in order P < Q < R.
13) Number of gold tickets sold by Q is same as e) None of these
that of P, which of the following can be the
possible value (s) of number of platinum ticket 14) Find maximum number of platinum tickets
sold by R. sold by all websites together?
I. 13 a) 38
II. 5 b) 36
III. 15 c) 40
IV. 17 d) 34
a) I, and II only e) None of these
b) I, II and III only
c) III and IV only
d) I, II, and IV only

15) Number of gold tickets sold by P is same as Find difference between total number of gold
that of silver tickets sold by Q, find number of tickets and total number of platinum tickets sold
silver tickets sold by P? by all websites together?
a) 4 a) 0
b) 3 b) 4
c) 1 c) 8
d) 2 d) 2
e) None of these e) Cannot be determined
16) Number of gold tickets sold by Q is 50%

more than that of platinum tickets sold by him.
The chart given below shows the % of people those are non-vegetarian (NV) out of total number of
people in a particular city and number of males non – vegetarians (MNV) in that city.
Total number of people = Number of Vegetarians (VG) + Number of Non – Vegetarians (NVG) = Number
of Males + Number of Females
17) For city R, Number of female NVG is twice c) 160

as that of male, find number of female VG in city d) 140
if total number of males in city are 100. e) None of these
a) 120
b) 180

18) Difference between NVG and VG of city P d) 90

are 180, then find number of female NVG in city e) None of these
P?
a) 50 20) For city S, number of female VG are Y, which
b) 40 is same as total number of NVG in city. Find
c) 45 number of female NVG in city, if difference
d) 60 between number of male VG and female NVG in
e) None of these city is same as that of number of female
vegetarians in city?
19) For city Q, if ratio of number of female NVG a) 160
to that of male NVG is 7:5, find number of b) 40
Vegetarians in the city? c) 70
a) 120 d) 100
b) 60 e) Can’t be determined
c) 80

Directions [01 – 04]: 100 = 25 + Z + M + Y
Difference between number of cars Y = 75 – (Z + M) ………………… (2)
manufactured by company P and Q (Q > P) is Form (1) and (2), we get
same as that of cars manufactured by company 75 – (Z + M) = Z – 25
R. 100 = 2Z + M
Y = Z – 25…………………… (1) It is given that Z = 2M
Also, So,

100 = 2 x 2M + M Hence answer is option D

Value of M = 100/5 = 20%
So, value of Z = 2 x 20% = 40% 3) Answer: A
Value of Y = 40 – 25 = 15% Number of vehicles manufactured by company T
Now, = 3 x 240 = 720
(20 – 15) % x total number of cars manufactured Number of buses manufactured by company T =
by company = 60 25% x 720 = 180
So, total number of cars manufactured by all Number of unsold buses of company T = 20% x
companies = 60/5 x 100 = 1200 180 = 36
so, 60% x (total number of vehicles Hence answer is option A
manufactured by company) = 1200
so, total number of vehicles manufactured by 4) Answer: D
company = 1200/60 x 100 = 2000 Value of A = 40 – 25 = 15%
Number of buses manufactured by company = Value of B = 20 – 15 = 5%
2000 – 1200 = 800 A: B = 15:5 = 3:1
Hence answer is option D
Directions [05 – 08]:

Number of people those who likes only FB = Y
1) Answer: E So, Number of people those who likes only WP =
According to question, 2 x Y = 2Y
Total number ofbuses manufactured by all So, people those who likes only IM = 3 x Y - 16=
companies together = 800 3Y – 16
Hence answer is option E People those who likes all three apps = People
those who likes both FB and WP but not IM = Z
2) Answer: D So, people those who likes both IM and WP but
Total number of vehicles manufactured by not FB = Z/3 x 2 = 2Z/3
company Q = 800 So, people those who likes both FB and IM but
So, number of buses manufactured by Q = 800 – not WP = Z + 4
480 = 320 Now,
So, total number of buses manufactured by (P + Z + 4 + Z + 2Z/3 + 3Y – 16 = Z + 2Z/3 + Z + 2Y
R + S) = 800 – 320 = 480 3Y – 12 = 2Y
Required average = 480/3 = 160 Value of Y = 12

Also, The total number of Surveyed people = 24 + 6 +

Difference between people those who likes both 6 + 4 + 12 + 10 + 20 = 82
FB and IM but not WP = Z/3 Hence answer is option D
So, (Z + 4) – Y = Z/3
2Z/3 = 12 – 4 8) Answer: A
Z = 12 (not possible because Y > Z) Required % change = (24 – 20)/20 x 100 = 20%
So, Hence answer is option A
Y – Z – 4 = Z/3
4Z/3 = 8 Directions [09 – 12]:
Z=6 Drum A contains 6Z ml milk. M ml milk from A is
Now we can find all the related data. in mixture P and rest M ml milk from A is from
mixture Q.
So, 2M = 6Z
M = 3Z ml
Amount of milk and water in mixture P = 3Z and
Y ml
Amount of milk and water in mixture Q = 3Z and
(10Z – Y) ml
When 3Z ml water added to Q then amount of
5) Answer: C water in Q becomes twice as that of milk.
According to question, So,
People those who likes exactly two app = 10 + 6 2 x 3Z = 3Z + 10Z – Y
+ 4 = 20 Y = 7Z………………. (1)
Hence answer is option C Amount of milk in R = 160 ml
Amount of water in R = (8Z – Y)
6) Answer: A Now,
Number of people those who likes all three apps 10Z + (8Z – Y) = 440 ml
=6 18Z – Y = 440 ml……………. (2)
Number of people those who likes only IM = 20 From (1) and (2), we get
Required % = 6/20 x 100 = 30% 18Z – 7Z = 440
Hence answer is option A Z = 440/11 = 40 ml
Value of Y = 7 x 40 = 280 ml
7) Answer: D Amount of milk in mixture S = (N – 160)

Amount of water in mixture S = (8 x 40 – 280)/2 Hence answer is option B

= 20 ml
Now, 12) Answer: D
20% x [(N – 160) + 20] + 80% x 20 = 32 ml I. Total amount of milk in mixture P and mixture
N – 140 = 80 T initially is 168 ml.
N = 220 ml Required value = 120 + 60 x 80% = 168 ml
So, amount of milk in S = 220 – 160 = 60 ml This statement is true.
When 20% from mixture S is removed and II. Amount of milk in mixture Q initially is same
replaced by same amount of water then mixture as that of water.
T formed in which water is 32 ml. Amount of milk in Q initially = Amount of water in
So, amount of milk in T = 60 - 60 x 20% = 48 ml. Q initially = 120 ml
9) Answer: C This statement is true
According to question, III. Milk in mixture T is (Z + 10) % more than that
Value of N = 220 of water.
Hence answer is option C Milk in T = 48 ml
Water in T = 32 ml
10) Answer: A Required % change = (48 – 32)/32 x 100 = 50%
Ratio of milk and water in mixture S, final = (60 + = (Z + 10) %
100): (20 + 2 x 40) = 8:5 Hence answer is option D
Required % change = (8 – 5)/5 x 100 = 60%
K = 60 Directions [13 – 16]: Difference between number
Hence answer is option A of tickets sold by P and Q = ½ x difference
between number of tickets sold by Q and R
11) Answer: B 2 x (Q – 10) = (R – Q)
Amount of mixture in P initially = 400 ml 2Q – 20 = R – Q
Amount of water in P initially = 280 ml R = 3Q – 20……………… (1)
Now, Also,
Amount of water in final mixture P = 280 x 3/4 x 10 + Q + R = 70
2/3 = 140 ml Q + R = 60……………… (2)
So, amount of milk in final mixture P = 400 – 140 From (1) and (2), we get
= 260 ml Q + 3Q – 20 = 60
Amount of water in Q = 120 ml So, Q = 20
Required difference = 260 – 120 = 140 ml R = 40

Let number of platinum tickets sold by P = silver Hence answer is option D

tickets sold by P = Z
So, Number of gold tickets sold by P = 10 – (Z + 14) Answer: B
Z) = 10 – 2Z We need to find maximum value of 42 – 2Y
Let Number of gold tickets sold by R = Y Number of platinum tickets sold by P = Z = 4
So, Number of gold tickets sold by all websites (maximum possible)
together = 2 x Y = 2Y Y + 2Z – 10 = 1 (minimum possible number of
So, Number of gold tickets sold by Q = 2Y – Y – gold tickets sold by Q)
10 + 2Z = Y + 2Z – 10 Y–2=1
Number of silver tickets sold by Q = 28 – 19 – Z Y=3
=9–Z So, maximum number of platinum tickets sold =
Number of platinum tickets sold by R = 40 – 19 – 42 – 2Y = 42 – 2 x 3 = 36
Y = 21 - Y Hence answer is option B
Number ofplatinum tickets sold by all websites
together = 70 – 2Y – 28 = 42 – 2Y 15) Answer: C
Number of platinum tickets sold by Q = 42 – 2Y – According to question,
Z – 21 + Y = 21 – (Y + Z) 10 – 2Z = 9 – Z
Value of Z = 1
Hence answer is option C
16) Answer: D
According to question,
13) Answer: D
Ratio of number ofgold to platinum tickets sold
According to question,
by Q = 3:2 (3a and 2a)
Number of gold tickets sold by P = Number of
Now,
gold tickets sold by Q
3a + 2a + 9 – Z = 20
So,
5a – Z = 11
10 – 2Z = Y + 2Z – 10
Value of a = (11 + Z)/5
Y = 20 – 4Z
Only one value of Z is possible = 4
Possible values of Z= 1, 2, 3, and 4
So, value of a = 3
Possible value of Y = 16, 12, 8, 4
So, number of gold tickets sold by P = 10 – 2 x 4
Required value = 21 – Y
=2
So possible required values = 5, 9, 13, and 17
Number of old tickets sold by Q = 3 x 3 = 9
So, I, II and IV is possible

So, total number of gold tickets sold = 2 x (9 + 2) Number of female NVG = 90 – 40 = 50

= 22 Hence answer is option A
Total number of platinum tickets sold = 42 – 22 =
20 19) Answer: D
Required difference = 22 – 20 = 2 For city Q
Hence answer is option D Number male NVG = 25
Number of female NVG = 7/5 x 25 = 35
17) Answer: C Total number of NVG = 35 + 25 = 60
For city R So, number of Vegetarians in city = 60/40 x 60 =
Number of female NVG = 2 x 20 = 40 90
So, total number of NVG = 40 + 20 = 60 Hence answer is option D
So, totalpopulation of city = 60/20 x 100 = 300
Total number of VG in city = 80% x 300 = 240 20) Answer: B
Number of male VG in city = 100 – 20 = 80 Number NVG = 30%
So, Number of female VG in city = 240 – 80 = Number of VG = 70%
160 Number of female VG = 30%
Hence answer is option C So, number of male VG = 70% - 30% = 40%
Difference between Male VG and Female NVG =
18) Answer: A 30%
For city P So, number of female NVG = 40 – 30 = 10%
Number of NVG = 25% Now,
Number of VG = 75% 20% = 80
Now, So, 10% = 40
(75% - 25) % x total population = 180 Hence answer is option B
Total population of city = 180 x 2 = 360
Number of NVG = 25% x 360 = 90

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English Language
Directions (1-7): Given below are a few that some are planning to carve Mumbai out of
questions based on the passage. You have to Maharashtra. But, if such attempts are made, we
read the passage carefully and answer the must stay alert and oppose it.” This led to fears
questions accordingly. If none of the options are among Marathi-speakers in Mumbai, who felt
correct then choose option E as your answer. they would be marginalised further. In the
In 1978, the Shiv Sena was in the throes of a subsequent BMC polls, the Shiv Sena captured
crisis. Three years ago, the party had capitulated India’s richest civic body on the back of massive
to pressure and threats of a ban to support the linguistic polarisation. The victory rejuvenated the
then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s declaration Shiv Sena, which gradually managed to establish
of nationwide emergency. In the Brihanmumbai a ‘reward-economy’ network for its organisational
Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections held in rank and file using its control over the BMC.
1978, the Shiv Sena fielded around 120 In 1991, the Shiv Sena was beset with another
candidates, but only 21 managed to win. Mindful crisis as senior leader and former Mumbai Mayor
of the growing murmurs in the party, Thackeray Chhagan Bhujbal walked out of the party. In the
did something unthinkable. At a rally in the BMC polls held the next year, the Shiv Sena
Shivaji Park grounds in Dadar, he announced his decided against forging an alliance with new-
resignation as party president but withdrew it found ally BJP, but lost to the Congress.
after being similarly ‘requested’ by diehard Shiv After the Shiv Sena’s defeat in the 1992 BMC
Sainiks. In 1985, the Shiv Sena was still licking polls, Madhav Deshpande, a former Shiv Sena
its wounds after a string of electoral defeats— functionary, went public with allegations against
including one in the 1984 Lok Sabha polls, where Thackeray. He accused Thackeray of holding the
the party’s alliance with the BJP had come a Shiv Sena hostage to his personality and alleged
cropper and led to the two parting ways. But it that his pro-Hindutva stance smacked of
was given an unexpected lifeline by then chief opportunism. He also charged Thackeray’s son
minister Vasantdada Patil, who was locked in a Uddhav and nephew Raj, then rising stars in the
cold war with Bombay Pradesh Congress party, with “interfering” in the Shiv Sena’s affairs.
Committee (BPCC) strongman Murli Deora. In Confronted with a challenge to his leadership,
the state legislative council, Shiv Sena leader Thackeray used his ‘dhakka tantra’ or shock
Pramod Navalkar alleged that the Union therapy. On July 18, 1992, the Shiv Sena
government was planning to administer Mumbai mouthpiece Saamana, which had Bal Thackeray
centrally by severing it from Maharashtra. as the editor, carried a cryptic two-line
Replying to this, Patil said: “There is a chance announcement on its front page: ‘Akhercha Jai

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Maharashtra’ (The Final Goodbye). The A. In 1978, the Shiv Sena was in the throes of a
announcement said Thackeray and his family crisis.
members had said “a final Jai Maharashtra to the B. In the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation
Shiv Sena”. Thousands of shocked and upset (BMC) elections held in 1978, the Shiv Sena
Shiv Sainiks rushed to Matoshri, the Thackeray fielded around 120 candidates, but only 25
family residence at Kalanagar in suburban managed to win.
Bandra, and were told that the party supremo C. At a rally in the Shivaji Park grounds in Dadar,
was firm on his decision. The next day, he announced his resignation as party president
Thackeray wrote an editorial but withdrew it after being similarly ‘requested’ by
in Saamana explaining his stance and lashed out diehard Shiv Sainiks.
at Deshpande. Implored by Shiv Sainiks, D. Both A&C
Thackeray addressed them in a public meeting E. None of the above
on July 20 outside Shiv Sena Bhawan at Dadar
West in pouring rain. He announced he was 3. Which of the following options give the reason
going back on his word after being ‘persuaded’ for shivsena’s beset with another crisis in 1991?
by hysterical Sainiks, some of whom had even A. Because Thackeray’s son Uddhav and
threatened to set themselves ablaze. In the nephew Raj, then rising stars in the party, with
public meeting, frenzied Shiv Sainiks refused to “interfering” in the Shiv Sena’s affairs.
allow party leaders and public representatives to B. Because Thackeray wrote an editorial
get on the stage and some like Manohar Joshi in Saamana explaining his stance and lashed out
were even heckled. In 1995, the Shiv Sena-BJP at Deshpande. Implored by Shiv Sainiks,
alliance came to power in Maharashtra and Thackeray addressed them in a public meeting
Thackeray chose Joshi to become the chief on July 20 outside Shiv Sena Bhawan at Dadar
minister. West in pouring rain.
1. Which of the following is the antonym of C. Because a senior leader and former Mumbai
“STANCE”? mayor Chhagan Bhujbal walked out of the party.
A. attitude D. Both A&B
B. carriage E. None of the above
C. posture
D. station 4. Which of the following phrase is correct as per
E. None of the above the given passage?
A. In 1985, the Shiv Sena was still licking its
2. Which of the following phrase is incorrect as wounds after a string of electoral defeats—
per the given passage? including one in the 1984 Lok Sabha polls, where

ENGLISH Day -4
the party’s alliance with the BJP had come a D. Both A&C
cropper and led to the two parting ways. E. None of the above
B. After the Shiv Sena’s defeat in the 1992 BMC
polls, Madhav Deshpande, a former Shiv Sena 7. Which of the following is the synonym of
functionary, went public with allegations against “LASHED”?
Thackeray. A. unravel
C. In the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation B. undo
(BMC) elections held in 1978, the Shiv Sena C. uncoil
fielded around 120 candidates, but only 21 D. whack
managed to win. E. None of the above
D. All of the above
E. None of the above
Directions (8-12): Given below are a few
questions with three highlighted words each
5. Which of the following was the reason for
which may or may not need to be replaced in
parting ways of Shivsena and BJP in 1985?
order to make the sentence contextually correct.
A. it was due to continuous defeat in elections
B. it was due to bitter relationship with If no replacement is required then choose option
Vasantdada Patil E as your answer.
C. it was due to other tie up ideas coming in the

8. Cox's Bazar (a) encompasses the world’s
minds of Shivseniks
largest refugee camp, (b) sheltering over 9 lakh
D. it was due to different ideology of Uddhav and
Rohingya Muslims who fled the (c) persecution
raj thackarey
and violence Myanmar in August 2017.
E. None of the above
A. Only a
B. Only b
6. Why did Thackeray address the public
C. Only c
meeting on July 20 outside Shiv Sena Bhawan at
D. Both A&C
Dadar West in pouring rain?
E. No replacement required
A. Because shivseniks were not happy with
Deshpande.
9. Caste has always been a key (a) variable in
B. Because shivseniks were not happy with the
electoral politics in India. The 2023 Assembly
election performance of their leaders.
elections in Karnataka are no different -- the
C. Because shivseniks were not happy with the
three major parties in the state have a strong (b)
decision made by Thackarey family of saying the
last goodbye to Maharashtra.

ENGLISH Day -4
lookup from at least one (c) dominant caste or 12. Truss' premiership (a) distributed to bringing
community. relations between Britain and China to a low
A. Only a point, though her successor Rishi Sunak is
B. Only b aiming to (b) engage where possible with China
C. Only c while also raising (c) concerns over areas of
D. Both A&C disagreement.
E. No replacement required A. Only a
B. Only b
10. (a) Barring Coastal Karnataka and the Old C. Only c
Mysuru region, Lingayats are spread across the D. Both A&C
state and highly (b) concreted in northern E. No replacement required
Karnataka, (c) especially in Mumbai-Karnataka.
A. Only a Directions (13-17): Given below are a few
B. Only b questions with jumbled phrases in a sentence.
C. Only c You have to rearrange the phrases to make a
D. Both A&C contextually correct sentence. If none of the
E. No replacement required options are correct then choose option E as your
answer.
11. Imran Khan, who was (a) ousted as 13. Two criminal investigations (a)/ Trump
Pakistan's prime minister last year and leads the separately faces (b)/ overseen by a U.S. Justice
Opposition, faces more than legal 100 cases, Department (c)/ special counsel into his keeping
most involving allegations that he incited violence classified documents (d)/ after leaving office and
and threatened police and government his efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss (e).
officials. Imran Khan, who was ousted as A. adebc
Pakistan's prime minister last year and leads the B. abced
Opposition, faces more than legal 100 cases, C. bacde
most involving (c) allegations that he (c) excited D. badce
violence and threatened police and government E. No rearrangement required
officials.
A. Only a 14. CNN is facing a backlash over its town hall
B. Only b (a)/ featuring former President Donald Trump
C. Only c (b)/, an event that swiftly turned chaotic (c)/ in a
D. Both A&C stark display of the tightrope facing journalists
E. No replacement required

ENGLISH Day -4
covering (d)/ a leading 2024 Republican local (c)/ and Chinese navies in drills which it
candidate who refuses to play by the rules (e). said at the time would (d)/ "strengthen the
A. adebc already flourishing relations between South
B. abced Africa, Russia and China" (e).
C. bacde A. adebc
D. badce B. abced
E. No rearrangement required C. bacde
D. badce
15. A Ukrainian brigade commander (a)/ fighting E. No rearrangement required
in the ruins of Bakhmut said Russian mercenary
forces have stepped up (b)/ shelling and artillery Directions (18-22): Given below are a few
attacks (c)/ despite its chief's claims to the questions divided into five parts which may or
contrary (d)/ in recent days and were not facing a may not contain errors in them. You have to find
munitions shortage (e). the part containing the error and mark your
A. adebc answer accordingly. If there is no error then
B. abced choose option E as your answer.
C. bacde 18. The China-Canada relationship has been
D. badce cold (a)/ for several years (b)/, especially after
E. No rearrangement required the detention of Huawei Technologies executive
Meng Wanzhou in 2018, China then arrested two
16. South Africa (a)/ against a UN resolution Canadians on spying charges (c)/, All three were
decrying Russia’s attack on Ukraine (b)/ has free in 2021 (d). No error (e).
consistently refused to take sides in the war (c)/, A. a
which was among the first (d)/ of a few countries B. b
to abstain from voting (e). C. c
A. adebc D. d
B. abced E. e
C. bacde
D. badce 19. Last year (a)/, Beijing lifted a three-year ban
E. No rearrangement required on imports of canola (b)/, Canada's largest crop
(c)/, from trading companies Richardson
17. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov for International and Viterra that was imposed in
talks in January (a)/ South Africa hosted (b), and 2018 (d). No error (e).
a few weeks later Russian warships joined the A. a

ENGLISH Day -4
B. b ago (b)/, the Argentine government wanted "to

C. c cut my head off" by backing false accusations
D. d (c)/ that he had collaborated to the military
E. e dictatorship of the 1970s (d). No error (e).
A. a
20. Imran Khan, his wife Bushra Bibi, and other B. b
leaders of his party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf are C. c
accused in the Al-Qadir Trust case (a)/, which D. d
revolves around the creation of Al-Qadir E. e
University (b)/. The case involves a supposed
agreement between Imran Khan's government 22. When Francis were elected pope in 2013
and a real estate magnate (c)/, which resulted in (a)/, an Argentine journalist accused Francis of
a loss of 50 billion rupees to Pakistan's already having betrayed the two priests (b)/ when he was
vulnerable economy (d). No error (e). Father Jorge Mario Bergoglio and the superior of
A. a Argentine Jesuits (c)/ during the military's "dirty
B. b war" against leftists (d). No error (e).
C. c A. a
D. d B. b
E. e C. c
D. d
21. Pope Francis said that (a)/ when he was E. e
archbishop of Buenos Aires more than a decade

ENGLISH Day -4
1. Answer: E Here, from the lines, in 1985, the Shiv Sena was
Here, the stance means a way of standing or still licking its wounds after a string of electoral
being placed or an intellectual or emotional defeats—including one in the 1984 Lok Sabha
attitude and here all of the options given are polls, where the party’s alliance with the BJP had
synonyms. So, option E is the correct answer. come a cropper and led to the two parting ways.
We can say that option A is the correct answer.
2. Answer: B
6. Answer: C
Here, from the lines In the Brihanmumbai From the lines, On July 18, 1992, the Shiv Sena
Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections held in mouthpiece Saamana, which had Bal Thackeray
1978, the Shiv Sena fielded around 120 as the editor, carried a cryptic two-line
candidates, but only 21 managed to win. We can announcement on its front page: ‘Akhercha Jai
say that only 21 managed to win not 25. So, Maharashtra’ (The Final Goodbye). The
option B is the correct answer. announcement said Thackeray and his family
members had said “a final Jai Maharashtra to
the Shiv Sena”. Thousands of shocked and
3. Answer: C upset Shiv Sainiks rushed to Matoshri, the
Here, from the lines, in 1991, the Shiv Sena was Thackeray family residence at Kalanagar in
beset with another crisis as senior leader and suburban Bandra, and were told that the party
former Mumbai Mayor Chhagan Bhujbal walked supremo was firm on his decision. The next day,
out of the party. We can say that option C is the Thackeray wrote an editorial
correct answer. in Saamana explaining his stance and lashed
out at Deshpande. Implored by Shiv Sainiks,
4. Answer: C Thackeray addressed them in a public meeting
Here, as per the passage given, all of the on July 20 outside Shiv Sena Bhawan at Dadar
options given are correct in the first options it is West in pouring rain. We can say from the lines
said about the defeat of shivesena in 1985 then that option C is the correct answer.
in the second option it is mentioned about the
defeat in 1992, and a BMC election is mentioned 7. Answer: D
in the third option and all of the phrases are Here, the lash means to make a verbal attack or
correct. So, option C is the correct answer. retort and here whack means the same whereas
all other options are antonyms. So, option D is
5. Answer: A the correct answer.

ENGLISH Day -4
Here, first part after rearrangement will be b as it

8. Answer: E gives introductory part of the sentence about
Here, no replacement is required as highlighted number of investigation followed by b which
words are appropriately used. So, option E is the gives information about on whom it is being
correct answer. investigated and then cde which is in same
sequence in which they already are. So, option
9. Answer: B C is the correct answer.
Here, lookup needs replacement as it means to
look after something whereas as per the context 14. Answer: E
of the sentence which is about Karnataka Here, no rearrangement is required for this
election, backup should have been used. So, question. So, option E is the correct answer.
option B is the correct answer.
15. Answer: B
10. Answer: B Here, the first part after rearrangement will be a
Here, concentrated should have been used in which is the introductory part starting with the
place of concreted as per the context of the Ukrainian commander followed by b which
sentence. So, option B is the correct answer. connects contextually, followed by c which gives
information about shelling and then e which
11. Answer: C gives reason for all these happening and finally
Here, excited should have been used in place of ends with d. So, option B is the correct answer.
incited as per the context of the sentence.
Excited means eagerly waiting for something 16. Answer: A
good to be happened while incited means to Here, the first part after rearrangement will be a
rouse or to poke someone or something. So, which gives an introductory part with the subject
option C is the correct answer. as South Africa followed by d which connects
contextually followed by e and then b and finally
12. Answer: A ends with C which is ending part. So, option A is
Here, contributed should have been used in the correct answer.
place of distributed as per the context of the
sentence. So, option A is the correct answer. 17. Answer: C
Here, the first part after rearrangement will be b
13. Answer: C which gives an introductory part starting with
South Africa hosting followed by a which gives

ENGLISH Day -4
information about whom it is hosting and then

followed in the same sequence as they are given 20. Answer: E
as cde. So, option C is the correct answer. Here, there is no error in the given question.
Therefore, option E is the correct answer.
18. Answer: D
Here, the error lies in part d as the use of free is 21. Answer: D
inappropriate as the sentence is in past tense Here, the error lies in part d as the use of to after
and so freed should have been used here in collaborated is inappropriate and here should
place of free in part d as freed is the third form of have been used instead. Collaborate is always
free which is apt here. So, option D is the correct followed by with and the same should have been
answer. used here. So, option D is the correct answer.
19. Answer: D 22. Answer: A

Here, the error lies in part d as the use of was is Here, the error lies in part a as the use of were is
inappropriate and here had been should have inappropriate as Francis is a singular subject
been used instead. As the sentence is in past and therefore was should have been used
perfect continuous tense and therefore had been because were is used with plural subject and
should have been used here. So, option D is the was with singular. So, option A is the correct
correct answer. answer.

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a) Three 7) How many persons sit between P and T?

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Vasantdada Patil E as your answer.

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