Day 7

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Reasoning Day -7 (Eng)
Reasoning Aptitude
Directions (1-5): Study the following information 3) Which of the following juice was prepared
carefully and answer the given questions immediately after Apple juice?
Raju prepared eight different fruit juices viz., a) Orange
Apple, Orange, Mango, Pineapple, Lemon, b) Mango
Grapes, Blueberry and Strawberry one after c) Pineapple
another. d) Grapes
Raju prepared two juices between Lemon juice e) Blueberry
and Apple juice. Orange juice was prepared two
juices after Apple juice. Only three juices were 4) As many juices prepared before _____ as after
prepared between Orange and Grape juice. Only Orange juice.
one juice was prepared between Grape and a) Lemon
Blueberry juice. As many juices prepared before b) Strawberry
Blueberry juice as after Mango juice, which was c) Apple
prepared before Pineapple juice. d) Blueberry
1) Which of the following juice was prepared at e) Grapes
first?
a) The juice which was prepared immediately 5) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
after Orange juice way based on the given arrangement and thus
b) Mango form a group. Which one of the following does
c) Grapes not belong to the group?
d) The juice which was prepared immediately a) Apple, Orange
before Apple juice b) Pineapple, Lemon
e) Pineapple c) Grapes, Blueberry
d) Mango, Strawberry
2) How many juices were prepared after the e) Lemon, Grapes
Lemon juice?
a) None Directions (6-10): Study the following information
b) Two carefully and answer the given questions
c) Three Eight persons – K, L, M, N, O, P, Q and R live on
d) One four different floors of a four-storey building,
e) More than Three where the lowermost floor is numbered one and
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the floor immediately above it is numbered two, e) Cannot be determined

and so on.
Note-I: Each floor has two flats viz., Flat-A and 8) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
Flat-B, where Flat A is to the west of Flat B. way based on the given arrangement and thus
Note-II: Flat B of floor 2 is immediately above form a group. Which one of the following does
Flat B of floor 1 and immediately below Flat B of not belong to the group?
floor 3, and so on. Similarly, Flat A of floor 2 is a) P
immediately above Flat A of floor 1 and b) N
immediately below Flat A of floor 3, and so on. c) K
Note-III: The area of each flat on each floor is d) O
equal. e) R
Note-IV: Only two persons live on each floor and
only one person lives in each flat. 9) Who among the following person lives to the
No one lives to the east of P, who lives below west of P?
third floor. Only one floor is between P and K but a) K
both of them are not living in the same type of b) O
flat. L and Q are living on the same floor. Q c) L
doesn’t live on an even numbered floor. R lives d) R
two floors below O. L doesn’t live in the same e) No one
type of flat as M, who lives to the east of N. N
doesn’t live below R. 10) Who among the following person lives on the
6) Who among the following person lives in the 4th floor of Flat A?
same flat as M? a) K
a) O b) O
b) N c) M
c) P d) Q
d) R e) P
e) Both a and c
Directions (11-15): Study the following
7) How many floors are there between K and L? information carefully and answer the given
a) None questions.
b) One Six persons – M, N, O, P, Q and R are sitting in a
c) Two linear row facing south. They paint their house in
d) Either a or b

different colours like Pink, Yellow, Red, Blue, c) M

Orange, and Green. d) O
Only three persons sit between N and the one e) P
who paints Red colour. N sits immediate right of
R. Only one person sits between R and the one 14) Which of the following combination is true?
who paints Orange colour. The one who paints a) N-Pink
Orange colour does not sit at the extreme end. b) P-Green
As many persons sit to the left of the one who c) O-Red
paints Orange colour as to the right of Q. Q d) Q-Blue
neither paints Pink colour nor sits adjacent to O. e) All are true
Three persons sit between O and the one who
paints Green colour. The one who paints Green 15) If all the persons sit in alphabetical order
colour sits immediate right of the one who paints from the left end of the row without changing the
Pink colour. M sits second to the left of the one colours, then who among the following person
who paints Blue colour. paints Yellow colour?
11) Who among the following person sits at the a) M
extreme right end of the row? b) P
a) P c) O
b) The one who paints Orange colour d) Q
c) Q e) R
d) N
e) The one who paints Red colour Directions (16-20): Study the following
information carefully and answer the given
12) Who among the following person paints in questions.
Orange colour? Eight persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are
a) O sitting around a circular table in such a way that
b) The one who sits immediate left of N four of them are facing the centre while four are
c) N facing away from the centre.
d) The one who sits second to the left of P D sits second to the right of H, where both of
e) Q them face the same direction. Two persons sit
between D and A, who is not an immediate
13) Only two persons sit to the right of ____. neighbour of H. G sits immediate right of A and
a) Q second to the left of B, who faces the same
b) R direction as D. F sits immediate right of B. One

person sits between F and C, who faces towards c) H

the centre. E sits second to the right of C. d) G
16) What is the position of E with respect to A? e) C
a) Third to the right
b) Immediate left 19) How many persons sit between G and H?
c) Second to the right a) Two
d) Second to the left b) One
e) Fourth to the right c) Four
d) Three
17) Who among the following person sits third to e) No one
the left of F?
a) B 20) Which of the following statement(s) is/are
b) H TRUE as per the given arrangement?
c) The one who sits second to the right of D A. Both G and E face opposite direction
d) A B. F sits third to the right of D
e) The one who sits immediate right of E C. Only two persons sit between B and E, when
counted from the left of E
18) If G is related to B and F is related to C in a a) Only (A)
certain way, then in the same way who among b) Only (C)
the following person is related to E? c) Both (B) and (C)
a) A d) Both (A) and (B)
b) B e) All (A), (B) and (C)
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Directions (1-5): 1) Answer: D

2) Answer: C  Only one juice was prepared between

3) Answer: B Grape juice and Blueberry juice.
4) Answer: A From the above conditions, there are three
5) Answer: E (Only one juice was prepared possibilities:
between the given pair of juices except option e)
Final arrangement:
Again we have,
 As many juices prepared before Blueberry
We have, juice as after Mango juice, which was
 Raju prepared two juices between Lemon prepared before Pineapple juice.
juice and Apple juice. From the above condition, cases 1 and 2 get
 Orange juice was prepared two juices eliminated, because in case 1 mango juice was
after Apple juice. should prepared before pineapple juice, in case
From the above conditions, there are two 2 we cannot place mango juice.HenceCase-2a
possibilities: shows the final arrangement.
Again we have,
 Only three juices were prepared between
Orange juice and Grape juice.

Directions (6-10):
6) Answer: E
7) Answer: C
8) Answer: B (All persons live on an even
numbered floor except option b)
9) Answer: D
10) Answer: A Again we have,
Final arrangement:  R lives two floors below O.
 L doesn’t live in the same type of flat as
M, who lives to the east of N.
 N doesn’t live below R.
From the above conditions, case 1agets
eliminated, because N lives above R. Hence
Case-1 shows the final arrangement.
We have,
 No one lives to the east of P, who lives
below the third floor.
 Only one floor is between P and K but
both of them are not living in the same
type of flat.
From the above conditions, there are two
possibilities:
Directions (11-15):
11) Answer: E
12) Answer: D
13) Answer: A
14) Answer: C
15) Answer: B
Final arrangement:
Again we have,
 L and Q live on the same floor.
 Q doesn’t live on an even numbered floor.
From the above conditions, Case 2 gets
eliminated We have,

 Only three persons sit between N and the  The one who paints Green colour sits
one who paints Red colour. immediate right of the one who paints
 N sits immediate right of R. Pink colour.
From the above conditions, there are two  M sits second to the left of the one who
possibilities: paints Blue colour.
From the above condition, case 1 gets
eliminated, because we cannot place M. Hence
Case-2 shows the final arrangement.
Again we have,
 Only one person sits between R and the
one who paints Orange colour.
 The one who paints Orange colour does
not sit at the extreme end.
Directions (16-20):
 As many persons sit to the left of the one
16) Answer: C
who paints Orange colour as to the right
17) Answer: E
of Q.
18) Answer: A
19) Answer: D
20) Answer: B
Final arrangement
Again we have,
 Q neither paints Pink colour nor sits
adjacent to O.
 Three persons sit between O and the one
who paints Green colour.
We have,

 D sits second to the right of H, where both

of them face the same direction.
 Two persons sit between D and A, who is
not an immediate neighbour of H.
From the above conditions, there are two
possibilities
Again, we have
 One person sits between F and C, who
faces towards the centre.
 E sits second to the right of C.
After applying the above conditions case-2 gets
eliminated because there is no possibility to
Again, we have place E, hence case-1 shows the final
 G sits immediate right of A and second to arrangement.
the left of B, who faces the same direction
as D.
 F sits immediate right of B.
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Directions (1-5): Study the following statements III. Some BE is not MCOM.
and then decide which of the given conclusions a) Only conclusions I and III follow
logically follows from the given statements b) Only conclusion II follows
disregarding the commonly known facts. c) Either conclusion II or III follows
1) Statements: d) All conclusions I, II and III follow
Only a few BE is BCOM. e) Only conclusions I and II follow
Some BE is MBA.
No BCOM is MCOM. 2) Statements:
All MCA is MBA. Some Buses are Bikes.
Conclusions: Only a few Cars are Trains.
I. Some MCA being MCOM is a possibility. All Trains are Plane.
II. All MBA being BCOM is not a possibility. No Plane is a Bike.

Conclusions: III. All Bags are Notes.

I. No Train is a Bike. a) Only conclusion III follows
II. Some Trains are Bus is a possibility. b) Only conclusion II follows
III. Some Cars are Bus is a possibility. c) Either conclusion II or III follows
a) Only conclusion I follows d) All conclusions I, II and III follow
b) Only conclusion III follows e) Only conclusions II and III follow
c) Either conclusion II or III follows
d) All conclusions I, II and III follow 5) Statements:
e) Only conclusions II and III follow Only a few Rupees are Dollars.
All Yen is Dollars.
3) Statements: No Rupee is Euro.
Some Shorts are You Tube. Only Euro is Dinar.
No Shorts is Story. Conclusions:
Only Shorts is Post. I. Some Rupees are not Yen is a possibility.
Some Stories are Instagram. II. Some Dollars are not Dinar.
Conclusions: III. No Euro is Yen.
I. Some Instagram is You Tube is not a a) Both conclusions II and III follow
possibility. b) Only conclusion III follows
II. Some Posts are not Instagram. c) Either conclusion I or III follows
III. Some You Tube is not Instagram. d) None is true
a) Both conclusions I and III follow e) Only conclusions II follows
b) Only conclusion II follows
c) Either conclusion II or III follows 6) How many such pairs of letters are there in
d) All conclusions I, II and III follow the word “INTERNATIONAL” each of which has
e) Either conclusion I or II follows as many letters between them in the word as in
the English alphabetical order (both forward and
4) Statements: backward directions)?
No Plastic is a Book. a) None
Some Plastics are Bags. b) Four
Only a few Bags are Books. c) Two
No Book is a Note. d) Six
Conclusions: e) Five
I. All Notes can never be Plastic.
II. Some Bags are not Notes.

7) If all the letters in the word "VELOCIRAPTOR" 10) If the even digits in the given number
are arranged in alphabetical order from left to "63483214" are divided by 2, the odd digits are
right, then how many letters remain unchanged multiplied by 2, then what is the product of the
in their position? digits which is fifth from the left end and second
a) One from the right end of the newly formed number?
b) Two a) 16
c) Three b) 4
d) More than three c) 6
e) None d) 10
e) 12
8) If all the letters in the word “HYPERLINK” are
changed to the immediate succeeding letter as Directions (11-12): Study the following
per the English alphabetical order, and then all information carefully and answer the given
the letters are arranged in alphabetical order questions.
from left to right, then which of the following Six persons - P, Q, R, S, T and U bought
letter is third from the right end? different quantities of milk. U bought 12 liters,
a) Q which is 4 liters less than the milk bought by R.
b) Z R bought less quantity of milk than T but more
c) F quantity of milk than P. Q bought less quantity of
d) O milk than P. Q bought more quantity of milk than
e) L U, who did not buy the least quantity of milk.
11) If the total quantity of milk bought by S and Q
9) If 1 is subtracted from the odd positioned digit is 22 liters and the total quantity of milk bought
and 1 is added to the even positioned digit from by Q and R is 30 liters, then what is the total
the left end of the number “519288742”, then quantity of milk bought by S and U?
how many such pairs of digits are there in the a) 18 liters
number thus formed which has as many digits b) 22 liters
between them in number as in the number series c) 20 liters
(both forward and backward directions)? d) 16 liters
a) None e) 14 liters
b) Two
c) Four 12) How many persons bought more quantities
d) Three of milk than Q?
e) One a) Three

b) Two b) Three
c) Four c) More than Three
d) One d) One
e) More than four e) Two
Directions (13-15): Study the following Directions (16-20): In the given questions, the
information carefully and answer the given relationship between different elements is shown
questions. in the statements followed by some conclusions.
Eight persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are of Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
different weights. The weight of the heaviest 16) Statements:
person is 98kg, which is 42kg more than the A>K=I≤J; J<H>E=R
weight of E. D is lighter than E. Only two persons Conclusions:
are heavier than H, whose weight is 12kg more I. H>I
than weight of E. A is lighter than F but heavier II. A<H
than G. F is lighter than D. B is not the heaviest III. R≤I
person. a) Only conclusion III is true
13) What is the possible weight of B? b) Either conclusion I or III is true
a) 52kg c) Both conclusions I and II are true
b) 81kg d) Only conclusion I is true
c) 54kg e) None is true
d) 46kg
e) Either a or b 17) Statements:
U<I≥W=Q; S>Q<H≥C
14) If the total weight of G and D is 64kg and the Conclusions:
total weight of E and G is 78kg, then what is the I. S<W
difference between the weights of D and G? II. U≥H
a) 12kg III. H>U
b) 10kg a) Only conclusion III is true
c) 22kg b) Either conclusion II or III is true
d) 34kg c) Both conclusions II and III are true
e) 20kg d) Only conclusion II is true
e) None is true
15) How many persons are heavier than D?
a) None 18) Statements:

Z<O>P=R=D; R≥F>K≤B≥J a) Only conclusion II is true

Conclusions: b) Either conclusion II or III is true
I. O>F c) Both conclusions II and III are true
II. Z>B d) Only conclusion III is true
III. K<D e) None is true
a) Only conclusion I is true
b) Either conclusion II or III is true 20) Statements:
c) Both conclusions I and III are true J=I≤M>N; N<F≥D=S
d) Only conclusion II is true Conclusions:
e) All conclusions I, II and III are true I. F>M
II. I<S
19) Statements: III. S>N
A>L=N≤B≥E; B=P≤O≤S=X a) Only conclusion III is true
Conclusions: b) Either conclusion I or III is true
I. A>E c) Both conclusions II and III are true
II. N≤O d) Only conclusion II is true
III. S>N e) None is true

1) Answer: A

6) Answer: D
2) Answer: D
7) Answer: E
VELOCIRAPTOR
ACEILOOPRRTV
3) Answer: B
8) Answer: A
HYPERLINK  IZQFSMJOL FIJLMOQSZ
9) Answer: D
519288742  428379651
4) Answer: B
10) Answer: E
63483214 3 6 2 4 6 1 2 2 6*2=12
Directions (11-12):
11) Answer: C
12) Answer: A
5) Answer: E

Only conclusion I is true.
17) Answer: B
I. S<W (S>Q=W)  False
II. U≥H (U<I≥W=Q<H)  False
III. H>U (H>Q=W≤I>U)  False
Combining, either conclusion II or III is true
Directions (13-15): 18) Answer: C

13) Answer: B I. O>F (O>P=R≥F)  True
14) Answer: E II. Z>B (Z<O>P=R≥F>K≤B)  False
15) Answer: C III. K<D (K<F≤R=D)  True
Only conclusions I and III are true
19) Answer: A
I. A>E (A>L=N≤B≥E)  False
II. N≤O (N≤B=P≤O)  True
III. S>N (S≥O≥P=B≥N)  False
Only conclusion II is true
20) Answer: E
I. F>M (F>N<M)  False
II. I<S (I≤M>N<F≥D=S)  False
16) Answer: D III. S>N (S=D≤F>N)  False
I. H>I (H>J≥I)  True
II. A<H (A>K=I≤J<H)  False
III. R≤I (R=E<H>J≥I)  False

Quantitative Aptitude Day -7 (Eng)
Quantitative Aptitude
Directions (1-5): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
The given line graph shows the total number of people in five different villages i.e. A, B, C, D, E in 2022.
The given table shows the ratio of the number of employed people to the number of unemployed people
in these five villages in 2022.
Note: Total number of people = Number of employed people + number of unemployed people
1) Find the difference between the number of a) 75.89%
employed people and the number of unemployed b) 80.69%
people in village C is what percent that of in c) 70.91%
village E? d)74.71%

e) None of these c) 27:20

d) 25:27
2) In village D, among the number of employed e) None of these
people, 55% are illiterates and among the
number of unemployed people, 60% of literates. 4) Find the 3rd highest number of employed
Find the average number of literate employed people is what percent more/less than the 2nd
people and the number of illiterate unemployed lowest number of unemployed people?
people in village D? a) 70%more
a) 137 b) 70%less
b) 165 c) 80%more
c) 139 d) 75%less
d) 140 e) 75%more
e) None of these
5) Find the average of the number of employed
3) In village F, the number of employed people is people in village C and B together and the
25% less than that of village B and the number of number of unemployed people in village C and D
unemployed people in village F is 10% more together?
than that of in village A. Find the ratio of the a) 108
number of employed to unemployed people in b)246
village F? c) 112
a) 20:25 d)598
b) 25:20 e) None of these
The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the number of bulbs sold in five different shops
i.e. A,B,C,D and E.

Note: Difference between the number of bulbs sold in shop C and D is 175
6) In shop D, the ratio of the number of non d)27:53
defective to defective bulbs sold is 5:2 and the e) None of these
number of non defective bulbs sold to girls is
3/7th of the total number of non defective bulbs 8) If the total number of bulbs sold in shop B and
sold. Find the number of non defective bulbs sold E together to girls is 40% of the total number of
to boys in shop D. bulbs sold in shop B and E together. In shop A,
a) 350 3/5th of the total number of bulbs sold to boys.
b) 300 The total number of bulbs sold to boys in shop B
c) 225 and E together is what percent of the number of
d) 275 bulbs sold to girls in shop A?
e) None of these a) 228%
b) 325%
7) If LED and CFL bulbs only sold in shop A, c) 248%
then the number of LED bulbs sold in shop A is d) 152%
5/7th out of the total number of bulbs sold in shop e) None of these
A. Find the ratio of the number of CFL bulbs sold
in shop A to the number of bulbs sold in shop C. 9) Find the difference between the total number
a) 30:67 of bulbs sold in shop C and E together and the
b) 56:30 total number of bulbs sold in shop D and B
c) 25:56 together.

a) 110 shop E is Rs.13. Find the total selling price of

b) 104 bulbs in shop B is what percentage more/less
c) 100 than that in shop E?
d) 125 a) 33.87%less
e) 105 b) 39.45%more
c) 35.71%less
10) If the average selling price of bulb in shop B d)38.46%more
is Rs.20 and the average selling price of bulb in e) None of these
The given missing table shows the number of students who participated in four different sports
(Badminton, Volley ball, Football and tennis) from four different schools namely A, B, C and D.
Note: Total number of students who participated in sports meet= Total number of students who
participated in Badminton + Total number of students who participated in Volley ball + Total number of
students who participated in Foot ball + Total number of students who participated in Tennis
11). Find the total number of students who 12) In school D, if the number of male students
participated in football from school A and D participated in sports meet is 3/4th out of the
together is what percent more/less than the total total number of students participated in sports
number of students who participated in volleyball meet and the number of boy students
from school A and C together? participated in Volley ball from school C is 1/3 th
a) 8.79%less of the total number of students participated in
b) 7.21%more volley ball from school C. Find the ratio of the
c) 7.89%more total number of girl students participated in
d) 7.21%less sports meet from school D to the number of girl
e) None of these students participated in volley ball from school C.
a) 19:16

b) 8:17 between the number of students disqualified

c) 17:19 from school B and the total number of students
d) 19:8 qualified in volley ball from all the schools
e) None of these together?
a) 290
13) If the average weight of students participated b) 320
in badminton in school B is 20kg and out of the c) 310
total number of students participated in d) 300
badminton in school B, 4/9th are boys and the e) None of these
average weight of boys in school B is 15Kg. Find
the average weight of girls in school B? 16) A sum of Rs.5x becomes Rs.(5x+660) in 2
a) 22 kg years at the rate of 20% per annum compounded
b) 24 kg annually. Find the compound interest calculated
c) 25 kg half yearly, if Rs.30x is invested at 30% rate of
d) 28kg interest per annum for 1 year.
e) None of these a) Rs.2092.5
b) Rs.2095.5
14) Find the total number of students participated c) Rs.2902.5
in tennis from school A and C together is what d) Rs.3000.5
percent of the total number of students e) None of these
participated in badminton from school B and D
together? 17) Sasti left from office at 7 pm at 65% of the
a) 102.89% original speed and after 30 mins he reached the
b) 104% school and he picked his son and then travel
c) 103.7% towards his home. If the time taken to reach the
d) 103.98% office from home at the regular speed is 2 hours,
e) 103.89% then find the ratio of distance covered by Sasti
from office to school to the distance covered by
15) If the ratio of the total number of qualified to Sasti to home from school.
disqualified students from school B is 6:5 and the a) 13:67
total number of disqualified students in volley ball b) 12:67
from all the schools together is 2/7 th of the total c) 11:67
number of students participated in Volley ball d) 67:13
from all the schools together. Find the difference e) None of these

18) Vani, Veni and Jothi started a business and sold the bag at x% profit and its cost price is
the investment ratio of Vani and Veni is 1:2 and Rs.2500, then find the selling price of the bag.
the investment ratio of Veni and Jothi is 5:3. After a) Rs.2812.5
1 year, Vani doubled its investment and Veni b) Rs.2512.5
reduced its investment by half and after 1 more c) Rs.2612.5
year, Jothi increased 50% of her initial d) Rs.2814.5
investment. The profit share of Jothi after 3 years e) None of these
is Rs.(y+14000) and the difference between the
profit share of Vani and Veni after 3 years is 20) Arul’s age is 75% more than that of Banu.
Rs.5000, then find the profit share of Jothi is The difference between the age of Chandru and
what percentage of the profit share of Vani? Dinesh is 24. The average age of Arul, Banu,
a) 84% Chandru and Dinesh is 60.75 years. The ratio of
b) 85% the age of Arul to Chandru is 3:4. If the age of
c) 86% Chandru is more than that of Dinesh, then find
d) 84% the age of Arul.
e) None of these a) 58 years
b) 63 years
19) Vishal bought a bag for some amount and he c) 61 years
marked it up by x% and he gives a discount of d) 59 years
11.11%, then there is no profit or loss.If Vishal e) None of these

Directions (1-5): Number of employed people=550/11*7=350
In Village A: Number of unemployed people=550/11*4=200
Total number of people=550 Similarly, we can find other values

Number of employed people = 396*75/100=297

Number of unemployed people =
200*110/100=220
Required ratio=297:220=27:20
4) Answer: E
3rd highest number of employed people=350
2nd lowest number of unemployed people=200
1) Answer: D
Required percent=(350-
Number of employed people in village C=325
200)/200*100=150/200*100=75% more
Number of unemployed people in village C=195
Difference between number of employed people
5) Answer: D
and number of unemployed people in village
Number of employed people in village C and B
C=325-195=130
together=325+396=721
Number of employed people in village E=203
Number of unemployed people invillage C and D
Number of unemployed people in village E=377
together=195+280=475
Difference between number of employed people
Required average=(721+475)/2=1196/2=598
and number of unemployed people in village
E=377-203=174
Directions (6-10):
Required percent=130/174*100=74.71%
100%=(x+8)%+(x+1)%+(x-1)%+(x+4)%+(x+3)%
100%=(5x+15)%
2) Answer: A
100=5x+15
Number of illiterates employed people
85=5x
=360*55/100=198
17=x
Number of literates employed people =360-
Percentages of number of bulbs sold in shop
198=162
A=(x+8)%=(17+8)%=25%
Number of literatesunemployed people
=280*60/100=168
B=(x+1)%=(17+1)%=18%
Number of illiterates unemployed people =280-
168=112
C=(x-1)%=(17-1)%=16%
Required average=(162+112)/2=274/2=137
D=(x+4)%=(17+4)%=21%
3) Answer: C
Village F:

Percentages of number of bulbs sold in shop Number of bulbs sold to boys in shop B and E
E=(x+3)%=(17+3)%=20% together =1330*60/100=798
Difference between the number of bulbs sold in Number of bulbs sold to girls in shop
shop C and D=21%-16%=5% A=875/5*2=350
Total number of bulbs sold=175/5*100=3500 Required percent=798/350*100=228%
Total number of bulbs sold in shop
A=3500*25/100=875 9) Answer: E
Total number of bulbs sold in shop Number of bulbs sold in shop C and E
B=3500*18/100=630 together=3500*36/100=1260
Total number of bulbs sold in shop Number of bulbs sold in shop D and B
C=3500*16/100=560 together=3500*39/100=1365
Total number of bulbs sold in shop Required difference=1365-1260=105
D=3500*21/100=735
Total number of bulbs sold in shop 10) Answer: D
E=3500*20/100=700 Total price of bulbs in shop B=630*20=Rs.12600
6) Answer: B Total price of bulbs in shop E=700*13= Rs.9100
Total number of bulbs sold=3500*21/100=735 Required percentage=(12600-
The number of non defective bulbs sold 9100)/9100*100=3500/9100*100=38.46% more
=735/7*5=525
Number of non defective bulbs sold to Directions (11-15):
boys=525/7*4=300 Number of students participated in volley ball
from school C=1310-200-290-340=480
7) Answer: C Number of students participated in volley ball
Number of CFL bulbs sold in shop A from school A=1330-310-480-260=280
=875/7*2=250 Number of students participated in foot ball from
Number of bulbs sold in shop school A=1420-300-280-460=380
C=3500*16/100=560 Number of students participated in foot ball from
Required ratio=250:560=25:56 school D=1510-380-400-290=440
Number of students participated in sports meet
8) Answer: A from school D=320+260+440+500=1520
Number of bulbs sold in shop B and E Number of students participated in sports meet
together=3500*38/100=1330 from school B=5680-1420-1310-1520=1430

Number of students participated in badminton Girls total weight=9000-3000=6000kg

from school B=1270-300-200-320=450 Required average =6000/250=24 kg
Number of students participated in Tennis from
school B=1430-450-310-400=270 14) Answer: E
Number of students participated in tennis from
school A and C=460+340=800
Number of students participated in badminton
from school B and D=450+320=770
Required percent=800/770*100=103.89%
15) Answer: D
Number of students disqualified from school
B=1430/11*5=650
Number of students qualified in volley ball from
all the schools together=1330/7*5=950
11) Answer: C Required difference=950-650=300
Number of students participated in football from
school A and D together=380+440=820 16) Answer: C
Number of students participated in volleyball 5x(1+20/100)2=5x+660
from school A and C together=280+480=760l 5x(120/100)2=5x+660
Required percent=(820- 5x(6/5)2=5x+660
760)/760*100=60/760*100=7.89%more 5x(36/25)=5x+660
36x=25x+3300
12) Answer: A x=Rs.300
Total number of girl students participated in 30x=Rs.9000
sports meet from school D=1520/4*1=380 Required answer=9000[(1+15/100)2-
Number of girl students participated in volley ball 1]=Rs.2902.5
from school C =480/3*2=320
Required ratio=380:320=19:16 17) Answer: A
Let the speed is xKmph
13) Answer: B Distance covered by Sasti from home to
Total weight of students participated in office=2x Km
badminton in school B=450*20=9000 kg 65% of the original speed, x*65/100=0.65x
Boys total weight =(450/9*4)*15=3000 kg

Distance covered from office to school (100+x)/100*8/9=1

=0.65x*30/60=0.325x 800+8x=900
Distance covered from school to home=2x- 8x=100
0.325x=1.675x x=12.5
Required ratio=0.325x:1.675x=13:67 Required answer=2500*112.5/100=2812.5
18) Answer: D 20) Answer: B

Investment ratio of Vani, Veni and Jothi=5:10:6 Let the age of Arul=21x
Profit ratio of Vani, Veni and Jothi=5x*1 +10x*2 : Banu’s present age=12x
10x*1 +5x*2 : 6x*2+9x*1 =25: 20: 21 Chandru’s present age=28x
(y+14000)/21*5=5000 Dinesh’s present age=28x-24
y=Rs.7000 Total age of Arul, Banu, Chandru and
Profit share of Vani=5000/5*25=Rs.25000 Dinesh=60.75*4=243years
Required answer=21000/25000*100=84% 21x+12x+28x+28x-24=243
89x=267
19) Answer: A x=3
Let the costprice of the bag=Rs.a The age of Arul=21*3=63 years
a*(100+x)/100*8/9=a
Score Booster
Directions (1-5): Following question contains two I) 2x2 +25x -625=0
equations as I and II. You have to solve both II) 2y2 -69y+550=0
equations and determine the relationship A. x > y
between them and give answer as, B. x ≥ y
1. C. x < y
I) 6x2 +27x -204= 0 D. x ≤ y
II) 3y2 -50y +208= 0 E. x = y or the relationship between x and y
A. x < y cannot be determined
B. x ≥ y
C. x ≤ y 3.
D. x > y I) 4x2 -55x +175=0
E. x = y or the relationship between x and y can’t II) 3y2 -2y -120=0
be determined. A. x > y
B. x < y
2. C. x ≤ y

D. x ≥ y A.42
E. x=y or the relationship between x and y B.33
cannot be determined C.36
D.39
4. E.40
I) 5x2 -63x +196= 0
II) 5y2 -48y +112= 0 8. 85, 40, 255, 25, ?
A. x ≤ y A.655
B. x ≥ y B.640
C. x=y or the relationship between x and y C.605
cannot be determined D.625
D. x > y E.600
E. x < y
9. 15, 39, 104, 200, 317, ?
5. A.440
I) 6x2 -35x -196=0 B.437
II) 5y2 -104y +540=0 C.458
A. x > y D.455
B. x ≥ y E.445
C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
D. x < y 10. 108, 288, 672, 1344, ?
E. x ≤ y A.2245
B.2240
Directions (6-10): What value should come in the C.2260
place of (?) in the following number series? D.2255
6. 0, 1, 31, 288, ?, 70153 E.2230
A.7792
B.7796 Directions (11-15): What value should come in
C.7789 the place of (?) in the following questions.
D.7786 11. [(954÷9 – 42)1/2 *39 + 145] + ?2 =236+√(225)
E.7790 *{282*(3/47)}
A.9
7. 11, ?, 145, 885, 7097, 70989 B.7

C.5 D.28
D.3 E.26
E.8
Directions (16-20): What approximate value
12. [64% of 650 – should come in the place of (?) in the following
{14*17+1248÷(512)1/3}]*?=((169)1/2 *25)+247 questions.
A.20 16. [43.032*(225.016)1/2 + 75.016]÷2.982 -
B.24 √483.982=( ? +48.045) *2.005
C.21 A.67
D.18 B.64
E.26 C.61
D.63
13. ?1/2 + [(56 +35*18) – E.65
61]÷(125)1/3=[4*((196)1/2+901÷53) ]+207*(2/23)
A.256 17. 280.987+[(55.975*7.954) -86.988]1/2 * ?
B.289 =(588.012÷5.972)*(124.985)1/3
C.225 A.15
D.324 B.11
E.361 C.17
D.13
14. 5? *[(1024÷4)1/2 *13 - (728÷7 - (441)1/2)] E.10
=(4*463)+1273
A.3 18. 49.965+[?% of
B.2 280+{195.985÷3.967+(728.965)1/2}]-
C.4 (14*11)=3√2744
D.5 A.17
E.1 B.14
C.11
15. {(√(?) +110) – [(73% of 200 + 268)÷2 – D.15
137]}*4=94+(516÷12)*2 E.13
A.23
B.25 19. [(895.975÷13.982)1/2 *67.956 –
C.21 (248.043÷3.986)] – 327 =? +17.962

A.137 B.648
B.128 C.6806
C.135 D.162
D.125 E.17010
E.130
23. 0, 12, 80, 462, 2856, 20132
20. [(36.013*18.012)+56.987] ÷? + A.80
(14.984*12.023) = (125)1/3 *37.024 B.20132
A.143 C.12
B.144 D.462
C.148 E.2856
D.141
E.146 24. 4, 13, 47, 72, 208, 258
A.72
Directions (21-25): Find out the wrong number in B.258
the following number series. C.47
21. 4, 13, 44, 117, 259, 499 D.13
A.259 E.208
B.499
C.44 25. 41, 68, 103, 147, 199, 261
D.13 A.103
E.117 B.199
C.147
22. 36, 162, 648, 2268, 6806, 17010 D.68
A.2268 E.261


1. Answer: A (2y -25) (y - 22) =0
6x2 +27x -204= 0 y = +25/2, +22
6x2 -24x +51x -204=0 Hence, x ≤ y
6x(x -4) +51(x -4) = 0
(6x +51) (x -4) = 0 3. Answer: E
x = -51/6, +4 = -8.5, 4 4x2 -55x +175=0
3y2 -50y +208= 0 4x2 -20x -35x +175=0
3y2 -24y -26y +208=0 4x(x -5) -35(x -5)=0
3y(y -8) -26(y -8) = 0 (4x -35) (x -5)=0
(3y -26) (y -8) =0 x = +35/4, +5
y = +26/3, +8 3y2 -2y -120=0
Hence, x < y 3y2 +18y -20y -120=0
3y(y +9) -20(y +9)=0
2. Answer: D (3y -20) (y +9)=0
2x2 +25x -625= 0 y = +20/3, -9
2x2 +50x -25x -625=0 Hence, the relationship between x and y cannot
2x(x +25) -25(x +25) =0 be determined.
(2x -25) (x +25) =0
x = +25/2, -25 4. Answer: B
2y2 -69y +550=0 5x2 -63x +196= 0
2y2 -44y -25y +550=0 5x2 -35x -28x+196= 0
2y(y -22) -25(y -22)=0 5x(x - 7) -28(x - 7) = 0

(5x -28) (x -7) = 0 (885*8)+17=7097

x = +28/5, +7 (7907*10)+19=70989
5y2 -48y +112= 0
5y2 -20y -28y+112= 0 8. Answer: D
5y(y -4) -28(y -4) = 0 (92 +22)*1=85
(5y -28) (y -4) = 0 (82 +42)÷2=40
y= +28/5, +4 (72 +62)* 3=255
Hence, x ≥ y (62 +82) ÷4=25
(52+102)*5=625
5. Answer: D
6x2 -35x -196=0 9. Answer: E
6x2 +21x -56x -196=0
3x(2x +7) -28(2x +7)=0
(3x -28) (2x +7)=0
x = +28/3, -7/2
5y2 -104y +540=0
10. Answer: B
5y2 -50y -54y +540=0
(108*8)÷3=288
5y(y -10) -54(y -10)=0
(288*7)÷3=672
(5y - 54) (y -10)=0
(672*6)÷3=1344
y= +54/5, +10
(1344*5)÷3=2240
Hence, x < y
11. Answer: B
6. Answer: A
[(954÷9 – 42)1/2 *39 + 145] + ?2 =236+√(225)
(0*32)+12=1
*{282*(3/47)}
(1*33)+22=31
[(106 – 42)1/2 *39 + 145] + ?2 =236+15*{6*3}
(31*32)+32=288
[(64)1/2 *39 + 145] + ?2 =236+15*18
(288*33)+42=7792
[8 *39 + 145] + ?2 =236+270
(7792*32)+52=70153
[312+145] + ?2=506
457 +?2=506
7. Answer: B
?2=506 – 457
(11*2)+11=33
?2=49
(33*4)+13=145
?=7
(145*6)+15=885

12. Answer: E 15. Answer: B

[64% of 650 – {(√(?) +110) – [(73% of 200 + 268)÷2 –
{14*17+1248÷(512)1/3}]*?=((169)1/2 *25)+247 137]}*4=94+(516÷12)*2
[416 – {238+1248÷8}]*?=(13 *25)+247 {(√(?) +110) – [(146 + 268)÷2 – 137]}*4=94+43*2
[416 – {238+156}]*?=325+247 {(√(?) +110) – [414÷2 – 137]}*4=94+86
[416 – 394]*?=572 { (√(?) +110) – [414÷2 – 137]}*4=180
22*?=572 (√(?) +110) – [207– 137]=180/4
?=572/22 (√(?) +110) – 70=45
?=26 √(?) +110=45+70
√(?) +110=115
13. Answer: B √(?)=115 -110
?1/2 + [(56 +35*18) – √?=5
61]÷(125)1/3=[4*((196)1/2+901÷53) ]+207*(2/23) ?=25
?1/2 + [(56 +630) – 61]÷5=[4*(14+17) ]+9*2
?1/2 + [686– 61]÷5=[4*31 ]+18 16. Answer: C
?1/2 + 625÷5=124+18 [43.032*(225.016)1/2 + 75.016]÷2.982 -
?1/2+125=142 √483.982=( ? +48.045) *2.005
?1/2 =142 -125 [43*(225)1/2 + 75]÷3 - √484=( ? +48) *2
?1/2=17 [43*15 + 75]÷3 -22=( ? +48) *2
?=289 [645 + 75]÷3 -22=( ? +48) *2
720÷3 -22=( ? +48) *2
14. Answer: B 240 -22=( ? +48) *2
5? *[(1024÷4)1/2 *13 - (728÷7 - (441)1/2)] 218=(?+48)*2
=(4*463)+1273 ?+48=218/2
5? *[(216)1/2 *13 - (104 – 21)] =1852+1273 ?+48 =109
5? *[16 *13 - 83] =3125 ?=109 – 48
5? *[208- 83] =3125 ?=61
5? *[125] =3125
5? *53 =55 17. Answer: B
5(?+3) =55 280.987+[(55.975*7.954) -86.988]1/2 * ?
?+3 =5 =(588.012÷5.972)*(124.985)1/3
?=5-3 281+[(56*8) -87]1/2 * ? =(588÷6)*(125)1/3
?=2 281+[448 -87]1/2 * ? =98*5

281+[361]1/2 * ? =490 20. Answer: D

281+19*?=490 [(36.013*18.012)+56.987] ÷? + (14.984*12.023)
19*?=490 – 281 = (125)1/3 *37.024
19*?=209 [(36*18)+57] ÷? + 180 = (125)1/3 *37
?=209/19 [648+57] ÷? + 180= 5 *37
?=11 705÷? +180= 185
705÷?= 185 -180
18. Answer: D 705÷? =5
49.965+[?% of ?=705÷5
280+{195.985÷3.967+(728.965)1/2}]- ?=141
(14*11)=3√2744
50+[?% of 280+{196÷4+(729)1/2}]-154=14 21. Answer: A
50+[?% of 280+{49+27}]=14+154 4+(12 +23)=13
50+[?% of 280+76]=168 13+(22+33)=44
?% of 280 +76=168 -50 44+(32+43)=117
?% of 280 +76= 118 117+(42+53)=258
(?/100)*280=118 -76 258+(52+63)=499
(?/100)*280=42
?=(42/280)*100 22. Answer: C
?=15 (36*9)÷2=162
(162*8)÷2=648
19. Answer: A (648*7)÷2=2268
[(895.975÷13.982)1/2 *67.956 –(248.043÷3.986)] (2268*6)÷2=6804
– 327=? +17.962 (6804*5)÷2=17010
[(896÷14)1/2 *68 –(248÷4)] – 327 =? +18
[(64)1/2 *68 –62] – 327 =? +18 23. Answer: D
[8*68 –62] – 327 =? +18 (0+4)*3=12
[544-62]-327 =?+18 (12+8)*4=80
482 -327 =?+18 (80+12)*5=460
155 =?+18 (460+16)*6=2856
?=155-18 (2856+20)*7=20132
?=137
24. Answer: B

(4+5)+ 22=13 25. Answer: E

(13+7)+33=47
(47+9) +42 =72
(72+11)+53=208
(208+13)+62 =257

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English Language
Directions (1-5): In the following questions, a I. The summer trip of my family will get
word is given and followed by three sentences. culminated at a spectacular concert in Australia.
You have to find in which sentence the word is II. Culminate the evening with dinner at a fancy
appropriately used. Italian restaurant, spending time talking and
1. DISPENSABLE laughing about old times and new times to come.
I. When the misbehaving twins get together, III. Although she wanted her parents to stay
trouble is dispensable and bound to happen. together forever, she had the feeling their
II. The soldiers were nothing more than pawns, constant fights would eventually culminate in
regarded as dispensable by their officers. divorce.
III. If you want to run the enterprise well, these a) Only I.
two qualifications is dispensable. b) Only II.
a) Only I. c) Both I and III.
b) Only II. d) Both II and III.
c) Both I and III. e) All I, II and III.
d) Both II and III.
e) All I, II and III. 4. ELUCIDATE
I. The aim of the project is to elucidate the main
2. PERISHED points of the regulations of the new project.
I. Hundreds of people perished due to the II. To make life easy for the students, I go out of
leakage of the gas in the district. my way to elucidate the complex problems
II. She was perished as the leader of the sports before each test.
team which is going to perform in the state level III. When the elucidated company came out with
competition. its new computers, everyone laughed until the
III. The day was perished as the district holiday company became one of the biggest tech giants
once the state government approved it. in the world.
a) Only I. a) Only I.
b) Only II. b) Only II.
c) Both I and III. c) Both I and II.
d) Both II and III. d) Both II and III.
e) All I, II and III. e) All I, II and III.
3. CULMINATE 5. INIMICAL

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I. Friends of him always want him in their trips e) None of these.

because of his inimical behaviour.
II. Doctors advised to change her inimical 8. Efforts by the government of President Joe
attitude as it adds stress to her. Biden to ___________ misinformation on social
III. People were arrested by the police due to media, especially on aspects of public health,
their inimical activity in the public place. have received a setback following the ruling of a
a) Only I. Louisiana judge this week.
b) Only II. a) Stark
c) Both I and III. b) Procure
d) Both II and III. c) Anguish
e) All I, II and III. d) Curb
e) None of these.
Directions (6-10): In the following questions, a
sentence is given with a blank. You are required 9. This will enable humanity to reach new
to choose the appropriate word for the blank to _________ in space with the Moon as a promising
make the sentence contextually correct and gateway to the vast universe beyond.
meaningful. a) Peers
6. The exploration of the Moon has regained b) Renouncement
momentum in recent years, with various c) Frontiers
countries undertaking missions to __________ the d) Divestment
mysteries of our nearest celestial neighbour. e) None of these.
a) Disclose
b) Articulate 10. Most other jurisdictions have now come to
c) Unravel realize there is a need to oversee social media
d) Persuade content to ensure that ___________ violations of
e) None of these. the free speech right do not cause harm to
society and individuals.
7. London has the potential to become a global a) Mysterious
leader in __________ the insurance sector to b) Egregious
tackle climate change at scale. c) Indigenous
a) Harnessing d) Extreme
b) Eluding e) None of these.
c) Admonishing
d) Conserving

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Directions (11-15): In the following questions, a a) B-D

sentence has been given in which there are two b) C-F
blanks. It is then followed by two columns in c) A-E
which column 1 represents the word that can be d) B-F
filled in the first blank and column 2 represents e) None of the above
the word that can be filled in the second blank.
From the given options, choose the most 13. Human observation can be ____ but the
appropriate combination of words that fits observations made by AI may be impartial ____
correctly in the given sentence. If none of the there is human interference.
combinations is correct, choose option E as your Column I Column II
answer. A. justifiable D. until
11. All temporary, freelance and contract workers B. biased E. unless
must be properly _____ and _____ to ensure C. fair F. regardless
minimum wages, maximum working hours and a) B-E
social security. b) C-E
Column I Column II c) A-F
A. vague D. interpreted d) C-D
B. counterfeit E. identified e) None of the above
C. defined F. unmethodical
a) A-D 14. Words are like hammers, one can either ____
b) C-E them around recklessly and ____ stuff or use
c) C-D them to build something worthwhile.
d) B-F Column I Column II
e) None of these A. fumble D. break
B. botch E. mend
12. As India ____ itself globally as the leader of C. swing F. heal
the Global South and a rising power, multipolarity a) C-E
____ India a position as one of the centres of b) B-D
power. c) A-F
Column I Column II d) C-D
A. laid D. assure e) None of the above
B. positions E. dissuades
C. relocates F . assures

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15. A modern, ____ and ____ military, a) Among sectors, hit hardest are gems and
intelligence, police and paramilitary network jewellery, which have reported a fall of about 30
should replace the old one. percent compared with last year.
Column I Column II b) There is likely that exporters can do to beat
A. vigilant D. reserved the general fall in demand.
B. oblivious E. offensive c) Concerns over immigration that were
C. unheeding F. assertive expressed by some minister last year have also
a) B-F been a sticking point during the negotiations.
b) A-E d) It is also important to highlight that the
c) A-F administration has taken an highly unusual action
d) C-D by overriding the Supreme Court’s decision.
e) None of the above e) All are correct.
Directions (16-20): In the following questions, 18.

four sentences are given in each. Among these, a) It sends the wrong message to the people if
only ONE sentence is grammatically and the federal structure is choked and state
contextually correct. Choose the sentence that governments are unable to functions.
does not have error as your answer. If all the b) It also has one of the lowest ratio of currency
sentences are grammatically incorrect, then in circulation.
choose “None of these” as your answer. c) The choices we make today determine the
16. care we receive tomorrow.
a) There should be uniformity between d) The merits of this reform is difficult to explain
companies in terms of accounting concepts. in a noisy political environment.
b) There are many start-ups in India which take e) None is correct.
more time to report their annual numbers.
c) India companies always seems to be in a 19.
hurry to make a place in the market. a) It is widely agreed that India’s economy is not
d) If you are offering free content, it has to have generating the number of jobs required by
the stuff people want to watch. millions of low-skill youngsters.
e) None is correct. b) Climate and social matters are usually not the
stuff investors ordinarily bring to vote.
17. c) The thousands of small entities that
compromise this country’s enormous retail

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market will be able to shift to a vast e- b) When we make regular investments year after
marketplace at little cost, unlike right now. years, there is always a possibility of better
d) This sort of inhuman approach towards a returns.
person presumed to have a nexus with an c) Women, being at the heart of grassroots
alleged crime is to be discouraged by the development, should be integral to this process,
guardians of law. ensuring the initiatives are diverse and effective.
e) All are correct. d) Effectively integrating these factors can
decrease symptom burden, reduce
20. discrimination, and promotes helpful social
a) The lure of sales discounts and lower contact.
commissions is also not likely to remain intact in e) All are correct.
the previous days.

1. Answer: B 2. Answer: A
Dispensable – not necessary or essential. Perished – die in a violent or sudden way.
Inevitable – unavoidable. The word “perished” is used appropriately in
The word “dispensable” is used appropriately in sentence I only. The words “elected” and
statement II only. In statements I and III, the “announced” should be used in the statements II
word “inevitable” should have been used instead and III respectively. Therefore, option A is the
of “dispensable”. The twins fight is unavoidable correct answer.
when they misbehave and to run the enterprise 3. Answer: E
these two qualifications are necessary. Culminate – reach a climax or point of highest
Therefore, option B is the correct answer. development.

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The word “culminate” is used appropriately in all Harnessing – control something in order to use
the sentences. Therefore, option E is the correct power.
answer. Eluding – escape.
Admonishing – warn or reprimand severely.
4. Answer: C Conserving – protect from harm or destruction.
Elucidate – make clear; explain. The sentence is expressed in a positive note.
The word “elucidate” is used appropriately in London is becoming the top leader in the
sentence I and II. In sentence III, the word is insurance sector, it is controlling it. So, we can
used as an adjective, it represents the noun use "harnessing" in the blank. Therefore, option
“company” here. But to represent a company, A is the correct answer.
the word “elucidate” cannot be used. Therefore,
option C is the correct answer. 8. Answer: D
Curb – keep in check.
5. Answer: D Stark – severe or bare in appearance.
Inimical – unfriendly; hostile. Procure – obtain.
The word “inimical” is used appropriately in Anguish – severe mental pain or suffering.
statements II and III. In statement I, instead of The misinformation should be stopped not only
“inimical” the word “friendly” should have been in social media, but also everywhere. For that,
used. Therefore, option D is the correct answer. the word "curb" should be used. Therefore,
option D is the correct answer.
6. Answer: C
Unravel – investigate or make it understood. 9. Answer: C
Disclose – make known. Frontiers – a border between two countries.
Articulate – having or showing the ability to Peers – ne that is equal standing with another.
speak fluently. Renouncement – to say publicly that you no
Persuade – cause people to believe something. longer need.
The sentence says that exploration of the moon Divestment – action or process of selling off
is getting popular now. The blank should answer subsidiary businesses.
why the exploration is done. So, the word The word "peers" refers to a person, also the
"unravel" will be used in the blank, which word "denouncement" and "renouncement"
expresses to know the mysteries of the moon. cannot be used. The blank will have "frontiers"
Therefore, option C is the correct answer. which says humans will reach a new border on
the moon. Therefore, option C is the correct
7. Answer: A answer.

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10. Answer: B Justifiable: able to be explained or shown to be

Egregious – bad; shocking. reasonable
Indigenous – occurring naturally in a particular Biased: partial
place.
Here, the word "violation" is negative, to 14. Answer: D
describe such negative words, the same kind of The sentence means words are hammers as
adjective should be used. For that, the word one can either use them carelessly to make
"egregious" should be used. Therefore, option B things worse or can use them to build something
is the correct answer. worthwhile.
Fumble- do or handle something clumsily.
11. Answer: B Botch- careless
Sentence is about defining the workers under Mend- repair
category and identifying them.
Vague: not clear or definite 15. Answer: B
Counterfeit: not genuine, but copied so that it The sentence is about replacing the old
looks like the real thing paramilitary network with a modern,
Interpret: to explain or understand the meaning vigilant(sharp-eyed), assertive (confident) one.
of Oblivious- unaware; unheeding- not paying
Unmethodical: lack of method or disorderliness attention
Reserved- restrained in words and actions;
12. Answer: D offensive- aggressive
First blank needs a plural verb as the subject
‘India’ is singular, thus laid gets eliminated. 16. Answer: D
Relocate means to place something again, The correct sentence is D. In sentence A, the
which dosen’t fit contextually. Similarly, second word “companies” is used, it refers all the
blank also needs plural verb; assure gets companies, so the word “among” should be
eliminated, and dissuade (advise not to do used, “between” is used to refer only two things,
something) dosen’t fit. while “among” is used to refer more than two. In
sentence B, the word “more” is used, it is the
13. Answer: A comparative form of “much”. In this sentence, no
The sentence states that human observations comparison has been made among the startups,
may be unfair but the observations of AI may be so the word “much” should be used. In sentence
impartial or fair unless there is human C, the linking verb “seem” is incorrectly used.
interference.

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The noun “companies” is plural, so it has to take incorrect, here, it is used as a noun, but the
plural verb with it. sentence needs a verb, so the word “function”
The correct sentence is, should be used. In sentence B, the phrase “one
a) There should be uniformity among companies of the” is used, generally “one of the” should be
in terms of accounting concepts. followed by plural noun and singular verb. In
b) There are many start-ups in India which take sentence C, the word “will” should be used
much time to report their annual numbers. before “determine”. In sentence D, the word
c) India companies always seem to be in a hurry “merits” is a plural noun, so it should take plural
to make a place in the market. verb “are” with it.
Therefore, option D is the correct answer. The correct sentence is,
17. Answer: B a) It sends the wrong message to the people if
The correct sentence is B. In sentence A, the the federal structure is choked and state
word “compared” is used, it will take the word governments are unable to function.
“to” after it, not “with”. In sentence D, the word b) It also has one of the lowest ratios of currency
“highly” is used and it did not start with vowel, so in circulation.
“a” should be used instead of “and”. In sentence c) The choices we make today will determine the
C, the word “some” is used, it is used with the care we receive tomorrow.
plural form of countable nouns and with d) The merits of this reform are difficult to explain
uncountable nouns. in a noisy political environment.
The correct sentence is, Therefore, option E is the correct answer.
a) Among sectors, hit hardest are gems and
jewellery, which have reported a fall of about 30 19. Answer: E
percent compared to last year. Here, all the given statements are grammatically
c) Concerns over immigration that were and contextually correct. Hence, option E is the
expressed by some ministers last year have also correct answer.
been a sticking point during the negotiations.
d) It is also important to highlight that the 20. Answer: C
administration has taken a highly unusual action The correct sentence is C. In statement A, the
by overriding the Supreme Court’s decision. word “previous” is incorrectly used because the
Therefore, option B is the correct answer. sentence is in present tense, so, the word
“coming” should be used instead of “previous”. In
18. Answer: E statement B, the phrase “year after years” is
Here, none of the sentence is contextually used, instead of this “year after year” should be
correct. In sentence A, the word “functions” is used. In statement D, the subject “factors” is a

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plural noun, so the word “promote” should be b) When we make regular investments year after
used instead of “promotes”. year, there is always a possibility of better
The correct sentence is, returns.
a) The lure of sales discounts and lower d) Effectively integrating these factors can
commissions is also not likely to remain intact in decrease symptom burden, reduce
the coming days. discrimination, and promote helpful social
contact.
Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
Score Booster
Directions (1-7): Read the following passage and The problem is that this average conceals huge
answer the questions that follow based on the fluctuations across space and time. East of Delhi-
information provided in the passage. especially in the grain-producing breadbaskets of
India last week suspended exports of non- Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal-it's been
basmati varieties of rice after heavy monsoon unusually dry, while western states, where
rainfall damaged newly planted crops due to be pulses, oilseeds and vegetable crops
harvested in winter. With rice retail prices up 3% predominate, have been soaked. Making matters
in the past month and 11.5% over the past year, worse, the clockwork operation of the monsoon
the government hopes to quell food inflation by has been disrupted, with dry early weeks giving
reserving more grain for the domestic market. It's way to unusually wet conditions more recently.
not the only crop that's in crisis. Tomato prices This is precisely what climate models have
have risen fivefold or more in recent months, predicted for decades-a monsoon that grows
prompting heists from stores, markets and trucks, more intense as the climate heats up, with
and causing farmers to camp out in their fields to warmer air carrying more moisture and dumping it
protect their produce from theft. One Twitter user in less predictable ways, leading to more volatile
said her sister brought 10 kilograms (22 pounds) cycles of drought and flooding. Extreme weather
of the vegetable in her luggage during a visit from was already costing India $10 billion in 2017-
her home in Dubai. Once again, heavy rainfall in equivalent to about 0.4% of gross domestic
tomato-producing states has been the culprit. product.
What's remarkable about all this is that India as a There's a grand injustice to the fact that a nation
whole isn't having a particularly unusual that accounts for just 3.7% of the world's historic
monsoon. Rainfall has been about 5% above carbon emissions-a smaller share than Germany
average levels so far, but total monsoon should be facing some of the worst damage. At
precipitation typically varies 10% in either the same time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's
direction from year to year. government is responsible for its own policy

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choices, and many will only exacerbate the bans, and farmer suicides, it's going to need to do
problems of food security on a warming planet. everything to reverse that trend.
Where India is succeeding is biofuel. The 1. Choose the word that is most SIMILAR to the
government is running ahead of its 10% ethanol given highlighted word VOLATILE sin the
blending mandate and looks on track to hit a 20% passage.
rate by 2025 as it seeks to trim its oil import bill. a) Enervating
That's putting pressure on farm production, b) Prosperous
however. Sugarcane is a thirsty crop which needs c) Unpredictable
a whole year or more to grow to maturity. It d) Unchangeable
predominates in many of the same northern e) None of these.
states where rice and wheat would otherwise be
grown. 2. Choose the word that is most OPPOSITE to
Thanks to government pricing levels that make it the given highlighted word in the passage.
an unusually profitable crop, the area planted a) Safety
went up around 17% between 2017 and 2022, b) Begin
while rice had an 8% increase and pulse fields c) End
shrank by 0.8%. If policymakers want to reduce d) Rescue
emissions while cutting the impact of petroleum e) None of these.
on the balance of payments, they need to reverse
the current situation where biofuels are prioritised 3. According to the given passage, which of the
over electrification. With renewables, too, India following statement or statements can be stated
needs to lift its game. The 15.7 GW of wind and as TRUE?
solar installed last year is only about half of what I. Monsoon precipitation varies 10% from year to
is needed to hit the government's target and left year.
the country 32% short of where it had intended to II. India is facing lesser damage than Germany as
be by that date. Planned tenders of 50 GW a year it is producing 3.7% of carbon emissions.
through March 2028 are markedly more III. New Delhi has to take precautionary
ambitious-but they need to be turned into reality. measures to avoid the unexpected.
No country will suffer more from climate change a) Only I.
this century than India but no country is going to b) Only III.
see its emissions grow faster over the coming c) Both I and III.
decade. If New Delhi doesn't want to see a future d) Both I and II.
of more crop failures, floods, droughts, export e) All I, II and III.

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4. Why does India need to improve its renewable a) The grain producing states are unusually dry,
energy sector, according to the context? and states which produce oil have been soaked
I. The acquired renewable energy is not expected due to the precipitation change.
that leads to shortage. b) Tomato prices have been soared to a
II. India has planned to acquire 50GW a year, the remarkably high rate which is the primary reason
shortage should be overcome to acquire the for the fluctuations.
desired result. c) A monsoon that grows more intense as the
III. To produce ethanol to distribute to its climate heats up is the cause for the fluctuations.
domestic companies. d) Both A and C.
a) Only I. e) All of these.
b) Only II.
c) Both I and II. 7. According to the passage, why does the
d) Both II and III. ethanol mandate put pressure on farmers?
e) Both I and III. I. To reduce the oil import from the nations that
pushes the farmers to manufacture oils from
5. Why did the government plan to suspend the farms.
rice exports? II. Ethanol is made from sugarcane and it is a
I. If the rice is exported, the nation will get thirsty crop which needs a whole year to grow.
inadequate grains. III. Sugarcane is predominating in the ethanol
II. Due to the incessant rainfall, crops in certain mandate, thus making other crops grow lesser.
areas are highly damaged. a) Only II.
III. The government has planned to store up b) Only I.
grains for the future usage. c) Both I and II.
a) Only II. d) Both II and III.
b) Only III. e) All of these.
c) Only I.
d) Both I and II. Directions (8-12): In the questions given below, a
e) Both II and III. sentence has been divided into four segments.
Rearrange the parts in order to form a meaningful
6. Which of the following conveys the meaning for sentence and mark the respective option as your
the phrase “huge fluctuations”? answer.
8. Many families in Manipur's capital Imphal (A)
after mounting violence in the State over (B) and

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nearby districts have been forced to take refuge b) DABC.

in shelter camps (C), the issue of Scheduled c) ACBD.
Tribe status for the community (D). d) CADB.
a) BDCA. e) No rearrangement required.
b) ACBD.
c) DBCA. 11. Marches and aerial reconnaissance (A) in the
d) CADB. affected areas (B) personnel are conducting flag
e) No rearrangement required. (C) the Army and Assam Rifles (D).
a) CABD.
9. Moscow to keep rupees in its coffers, two b) BDCA.
Indian government officials and (A) India and c) ACDB.
Russia have halted efforts to settle bilateral (B) a d) DCAB.
source with direct knowledge of the matter said e) No rearrangement required.
(C) trade in rupees, after months of negotiations
failed to convince (D). 12. As the latest ceasefire expired at midnight (A)
a) CADB. on Wednesday, the regular Army said it was
b) BDAC. ready to abide by (B) a new seven-day truce
c) ABDC. agreed with mediators, but there was (C) no word
d) DBCA. from its does in the paramilitary rapid support
e) No rearrangement required. forces (D).
a) ACDB.
10. That mobile Internet would not be available in b) CDBA.
(A) while it was announced by the government c) DACB.
(B) were also disrupted in some places (C) a few d) BCAD.
districts as a precaution, broadband facilities (D). e) No rearrangement required.
a) BADC.

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1. Answer: C Therefore, option B is the correct answer.
Volatile – liable to change rapidly.
Unpredictable – changeable; unable to predict. 4. Answer: C
Enervating – making you feel weak. Both statements I and II are the reasons for the
The word "unpredictable" is the synonym of the upliftment of the renewable energy sector.
highlighted word "volatile". Therefore, option C is Statement III is irrelevant to the given question.
the correct answer. Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
2. Answer: B 5. Answer: C
Quell – end. Only statement I is correct, the monsoon rainfall
The word "begin" is the antonym of the has damaged the crops that lead to shortage of
highlighted word "quell". Therefore, option B is grains for the country. To tackle this, India has
the correct answer. banned the rice exports. Statement II is
incorrect, rain is not the major reason to ban rice
3. Answer: B exports, also this is a monsoon rainfall the
Statement I is general, the given passage states passage didn't mention "incessant rainfall". The
that the precipitation will change year to year information given in statement III is irrelevant
from one direction to another direction, thus and it is not given in the passage.
makes it incorrect. Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
Statement II is incorrect, even though the nation
emits lesser carbon than Germany, India is only 6. Answer: A
suffering the most.

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Option A conveys the exact meaning for the term 9. Answer: B

"huge fluctuations". This can be inferred from the Here, the word "bilateral" is present which
following lines. “The problem is that this average means "involving two groups for a purpose" and
conceals huge fluctuations across space and the word is an adjective, so it should have a
time. East of Delhi-especially in the grain- noun after that. Part C and A cannot be used, so
producing breadbaskets of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar it can be concluded that part D will come after B.
and West Bengal-it's been unusually dry, while This logic is present in two options B and C.
western states, where pulses, oilseeds and Option C gets eliminated because part B will not
vegetable crops predominate, have been follow A as the word "and" is used
soaked”. inappropriately. Therefore, option B is the correct
Therefore, option A is the correct answer. answer.
7. Answer: A 10. Answer: A

Option II is correct, ethanol mandate has put Part A ends with the word "in", so it cannot be
pressure on farmers because sugarcane is the followed by the words "were" and "while". So, we
source for ethanol, but this crop takes a longer can conclude that part D will come after A. This
time to grow which pressurizes farmers. logic is present in option A only. Therefore,
Therefore, option A is the correct answer. option A is the correct answer.
11. Answer: D
8. Answer: B Only part that will help to end the sentence is
Generally, preposition should be followed by a part B. So, options A and B get eliminated. In
noun. According to this logic, part B ends with option C, part D is following C "personnel are
the word "over" a preposition. In the remaining conducting flag the army" this phrase will make
parts, part A and D starts with a noun. So, we the sentence contextually incorrect. Therefore,
can deduce that either part D or A will come after option D is the correct answer.
B. From this logic, we can eliminate option D as
it ends with part B. Ending the sentence with part 12. Answer: E
A makes the sentence contextually incorrect. The sentence is already in the appropriate form,
Therefore, option B is the correct answer. so there is no need for rearrangement.
Therefore, option E is the correct answer.

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the floor immediately above it is numbered two, e) Cannot be determined

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different colours like Pink, Yellow, Red, Blue, c) M

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person sits between F and C, who faces towards c) H

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Conclusions: III. All Bags are Notes.

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Z<O>P=R=D; R≥F>K≤B≥J a) Only conclusion II is true

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Only conclusion I is true.

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e) None of these c) 27:20

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b) 8:17 between the number of students disqualified

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Answer Key with Explanation

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Number of employed people = 396*75/100=297

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Number of students participated in badminton Girls total weight=9000-3000=6000kg

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Distance covered from office to school (100+x)/100*8/9=1

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(5x -28) (x -7) = 0 (885*8)+17=7097

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12. Answer: E 15. Answer: B

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281+[361]1/2 * ? =490 20. Answer: D

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(4+5)+ 22=13 25. Answer: E

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