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Reasoning Aptitude
Directions (1-5): Study the following information
carefully and answer the given below.
Eight trophies of different games viz. Cricket,
Chess, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Carrom board,
Volleyball, Baseball and Hockey were kept in a
single stack in the college office room one above
another, but not necessarily in the same order.
The final of each match was held in different
states viz. Haryana, Karnataka and Gujarat. At
least two and not more than three games were
held in each state. These games were held in
different years 1988, 1996, 2001, 2005, 2010,
2013, 2017 and 2021.
Arrangement 1:
Only three trophies were kept between the
trophies of Cricket and Carrom board. As many
trophies kept above cricket trophy as below
baseball trophy. Hockey trophy was kept
immediately below the cricket trophy. Baseball
trophy was not kept adjacent to Cricket trophy.
Only two trophies were kept between the
trophies of hockey and Kabaddi. Neither kabaddi
nor hockey trophy was kept adjacent to chess
trophy. Volleyball trophy was kept three trophies
above Kho-Kho trophy, which was not kept at the
bottom of the stack.
Arrangement 2:
Cricket match was held in Haryana but not with
chess. Final match of the game which trophy was
kept immediately above baseball trophy in
arrangement 1 was not held in Karnataka. Final
match of the game which trophy was kept at the
top of the stack in arrangement 1 was not held in
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Gujarat. Both Baseball and the kabaddi matches
were held in the same state but not held in the
same state as chess match. Final match of the
game which trophy was kept second from the
bottom of the stack in arrangement 1 was held in
neither Karnataka nor Gujarat. Hockey match
was not held in the same state as Kabaddi
match. Both Volleyball and hockey matches were
held in the same state.
Arrangement 3:
Final match of the game which trophy was kept
at the bottom of the stack in arrangement 1 was
held in an even numbered year. The difference
between the years in which chess and baseball
matches were held is a multiple of 11. Cricket
match was held immediately before baseball
match. The difference between the years of the
matches held in Haryana other than cricket in
arrangement 2 is 12 years. Only three matches
were held between Carrom board and hockey,
which was not held immediately after chess
match. The difference between the years in
which Baseball and Kabaddi matches were held
is a multiple of 7.
1. Volleyball match was held in which of the
following year as per the arrangement 3?
a) 1988
b) 2005
c) 1996
d) 2021
e) 2013
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2. As per arrangement2, in which state only two
matches were held and name those two matches
respectively?
a) Haryana, Kho-Kho and Volley ball
b) Karnataka, Baseball and Kabaddi
c) Haryana, Cricket and Hockey
d) Gujarat, Carromboard and Kabaddi
e) Gujarat, baseball and cricket
3. Which of the following game trophy was kept
three stacks below Kho-Kho trophy as per
arrangement 1?
a) Volleyball trophy
b) The trophy which is kept immediately above
Volleyball trophy
c) Baseball trophy
d) The trophy which is kept at the bottom of the
stack
e) Carromboard trophy
4. Which of the following match was held in
Gujarat as per arrangement 2?
a) Kho-Kho
b) Baseball
c) Chess
d) Both a and b
e) Both b and c
5. If Kabaddi match is related to chess match
and baseball match is related to cricket match in
a certain way in arrangement 3, then which of
the following match is related to hockey match?
a) The match which was held in the year 2001
b) Volleyball match
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c) The match which was held immediately after
Carromboard match
d) Chess match
e) None of these
Directions (6-10): Study the following information
carefully and answer the given below.
&@©≤*+!$#%=~^
Step I: Consider the first four prime numbers in
the number series, add “2” to each of these
numbers and write all numbers one by one after
every third special character from left to right in
the same order.
Step II: Pick out the letters from the English
alphabetical series which have its corresponding
place value is a multiple of “6” and write all such
letters in reverse alphabetical order (one by one)
from left to right after every second element in
the series thus formed after step I.
Step III: Pick out the vowels except I from the
English alphabetical series, and write all such
vowels(one by one) in alphabetical order from
right to left after fifth, twelve, fifteen and
nineteenth element from the right end in the
series thus formed after step II.
Step IV: The letters which have its place value of
even number in the alphabetical series are
replaced by second succeeding letter and the
letters which have its place value of odd numbers
are replaced by preceding letter, in the series
thus formed after step III.
Thus step IV is the final step and answer the
below questions according to the final step.
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6. Which of the following element is the ninth c) !

element to the left of the third consonant from the d) 4
right end? e) Z
a) @
b) 1 10. How many symbols are there in the series
c) Z which is/are immediately proceeded by a
d) T consonant and immediately followed by a
e) * number?
a) One
7. If first 16 elements are reversed, then how b) Two
many such letters are there in the series which is c) Three
either immediately preceded by or immediately d) More than three
followed by a symbol (but not both)? e) None
a) Six
b) Seven Directions (11-15): Study the following
c) Eight information carefully and answer the given
d) Five below.
e) Nine Eighteen persons from D to U are sitting in three
parallel rows viz. row-1, row-2, and row-3 such
8. If 9 is related to = and D is related to * in a that row-2 is to the north of row-3 and row-1 is to
certain way, then 7 is related to which of the the north of row-2. 5 persons are sitting in row-1
following element? where 9 persons are sitting in row-2 and 4
a) 4 persons are sitting in the row-3. Persons sitting in
b) ^ row-3 faces north. Persons sitting in row-1 face
c) 5 south. The first 5 persons sitting from west to
d) * east in row-2 face north and the last four persons
e) $ sitting from west to east in row-2 face south.
Note: All the persons sitting in row1 and row 3
9. If all the letters which are immediately followed are facing the persons sitting in row 2 each
by a symbol are dropped, then which of the other.
following element is sixth to the right of the fifth K sits opposite to the one who sits second to the
element from the left end? right of U, who neither sits at the end of the row
a) 5 nor facing north. Only three persons sit between
b) $ K and G. As many persons sit to the left of U as

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to the right of M, where both of them facing
opposite directions. Only two persons sit
between L and the one who sits opposite to M. J
sits north-west of L but doesn’t sit at the end of
the row. The number of persons sitting to the left
of J is one less than the number of persons
sitting to the right of S. E sits opposite to the one
who sits second to the right of S. K doesn’t sit
adjacent to E.Only three persons sit between P
and T, who sits second to the right of I. The
number of persons sitting between T and L is
one less than the number of persons sitting
between F and O, who sits opposite to Q. N sits
immediate left of Q. The number of persons
sitting between N and D is one more than the
number of persons sitting between H and R, who
doesn’t sit at the end.
11. Who among the following person sits exactly
between I and the one who sits opposite to J?
a) O
b) The one who sits second to the right of K
c) L
d) The one who sits immediate right of L
e) N
12. Who among the following persons are sitting
opposite to each other?
I) MT
II) LQ
III) UF
a) Only I and II
b) Only III
c) Only II and III
d) Only I
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e) All I, II and III
13. Who among the following person sits north-
east of the one who sits immediate right of P?
a) O
b) The one who sits second to the right of I
c) H
d) The one who sits second to the left of S
e) The one who sits immediate left of U
14. What is the position of O with respect to K?
a) Fourth to the right
b) Immediate left
c) Second to the right
d) Third to the left
e) Fifth to the left
15. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
way as per the given arrangement and thus form
a group. Find the one that does not belong to the
group.
a) QN
b) LF
c) PI
d) RM
e) TE
Direction (16-20): Study the following information
carefully and answer the questions given below.
There are eight units placed one above the other
in a single stack. Each unit contains a book and
some boxes. The lowermost unit is numbered as
1 and the unit immediately above it is numbered
as 2 and so on. Eight different books viz. L, M, N,
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O, P, Q, R, and S are placed in each unit, but not
necessarily in the same order. There is a certain
number of boxes which are placed one above the
other in each unit and the total height of each
unit is between 20cm and 75cm with all the
boxes in each unit having the same height. No
unit has the same height and the same number
of boxes.
Note:
i) If the total height of the unit is 12cm and the
number of boxes in that unit is 3, then the height
of each box will be 4cm.
ii) The total height of each unit will be the multiple
of the number of boxes in that unit. At least two
boxes are there in each unit.
iii) The unit which has an odd number of boxes
kept on an even number unit and vice versa. The
total number of boxes in each unit is not more
than 9.
Book L is placed on an even-numbered unit but
below unit number five. Only two books are
placed between L and the unit with a height of
32cm. Book M is placed two units below the unit
with five boxes which is kept above the unit with
a height of 32cm. The lowermost unit doesn’t
have a height of 32 cm. The number of units
above book M is the same as the number of units
below the unit with a height of 52cm. Book S is
placed three units above the unit which has 6
boxes. The unit with a height of 35cm is placed
two units below the unit which has 9 boxes. The
height of the unit with book L is an even number.
The number of units between L and the unit
which has 7 boxes is the same as the number of
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units between S and the unit with a height of
45cm. Book N is placed immediately above the
unit which has half of the boxes of book P. Book
P is placed above Book R which is placed
immediately above the unit with a height of
72cm. Book O is placed three units below the
unit which has 3 boxes. Book Q does not have
the lowest number of boxes. The height of the
unit with book S is 2cm more than the unit which
has 4 boxes. One of the units is 24cm in height.
The height of the Unit with book S is less than
the height of the Unit with book M.
16. Which of the following book has maximum
boxes along with it?
a) Q
b) R
c) The book which is kept immediately below S
d) M
e) The book which is kept immediately above O
17. What is the total number of boxes of the unit
with books O, M, and S?
a) 9
b) 14
c) 12
d) 10
e) 8
18. How many books are kept above the unit
with a height of 24cm?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
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e) More than four 20. Which of the following statement is true?

a) Book S kept on an even-numbered unit
19. What is the height of unit 6? b) No unit is there between L and N
a) 30cm c) Book R has 2 boxes
b) 45cm d) The height of the unit which has book S is
c) 72cm 32cm
d) 35cm e) All statements are true
e) None of these
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Answer Key with Explanation

Directions (1-5):
1. Answer: D
2. Answer: B
3. Answer: D
4. Answer: C
5. Answer: B
Final arrangement
Arrangement 1:

Arrangement 2:

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Arrangement 3:

Again we have,
 Only two trophies were kept between the
trophies of hockey and Kabaddi.
 Neither kabaddi nor hockey trophy was
kept adjacent to chess trophy.
Arrangement 1:
Here Case2 and 4 get eliminated
We have,
 Only three trophies were kept between
the trophies of Cricket and Carrom board.
 As many trophies kept above cricket
trophy as below baseball trophy.
 Hockey trophy was kept immediately
below the cricket trophy.
 Baseball trophy was not kept adjacent to
Cricket trophy.
From the above condition, there are five
possibilities
Again we have,
 Volleyball trophy was kept three trophies
above Kho-Kho trophy, which was not
kept at the bottom of the stack.
So Case1 and 5 get eliminated, hence Case-3
shows the final arrangement

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 Both Baseball and the kabaddi matches

were held in the same state but not held
in the same state as chess match.
 Final match of the game which trophy was
kept second from the bottom of the stack
in arrangement 1 was held in neither
Karnataka nor Gujarat.
Here Case1 and 1a get eliminated

Arrangement 2:
We have,
 Cricket match was held in Haryana but
not with chess.
 Final match of the game which trophy was
kept immediately above baseball trophy in
arrangement 1 was not held in Karnataka.
From the above condition, there are four
possibilities Again we have,
 Hockey match was not held in the same
state as Kabaddi match.
 Both Volleyball and hockey matches were
held in the same state.
So Case2a gets eliminated, hence Case-2
shows the final arrangement

Again we have,
 Final match of the game which trophy was
kept at the top of the stack in
arrangement 1 was not held in Gujarat.

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Arrangement 3:
 Final match of the game which trophy was
kept at the bottom of the stack in
arrangement 1 was held in an even
numbered year.
 The difference between the years in
which chess and baseball matches were
held is a multiple of 11.
 Cricket match was held immediately
before baseball match.
From the above condition, there are three Again we have,

possibilities  The difference between the years in

which Baseball and Kabaddi matches
were held is a multiple of 7.
So Case-3 gets eliminated, hence Case-1 shows
the final arrangement

Again we have,
 The difference between the years of the
matches held in Haryana other than
cricket in arrangement 2 is 12 years.
 Only three matches were held between
Carromboard and hockey, which was not
held immediately after chess match.
Here Case-2 gets eliminated Direction (6-10):
We have:
&@©≤*+!$#%=~^
Step I: Consider the first four prime numbers in
the number series, add “2” from each of these

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numbers and write all numbers one by one after Thus we have the following result:
every third special character from left to right in &@TZ©4TN≤*ND+5H!$#7Z%=~9
the same order. ^
For Example: 2+2=4, 3+2=5, 5+2=7, 7+2=9 6. Answer: D
Thus we have the following result: Final series
&@©4≤*+5!$#7%=~9^ &@TZ©4TN≤*ND+5H!$#7Z%=~9
Step II: Pick out the letters from the English ^
alphabetical series which have its corresponding -> Third consonant from the right end is D and
place value is a multiple of “6” and write all such ninth to the left of D is T
letters in reverse alphabetical order (one by one)
from left to right after every second element in 7. Answer: B
the series thus formed after step I. Final series
Then, we have the letters: F, L, R, X & @ T Z ©4T N ≤ * N D + 5H ! $ # 7 Z % = ~ 9 ^
Thus we have the following result: After reversing first 16 elements
&@X©4R≤*L+5F!$#7%=~9^ ! H 5 + DN *≤ N T 4 © ZT @& $ # 7 Z % = ~ 9 ^
Step III: Pick out the vowels except I from the
English alphabetical series, and write all such 8. Answer: E
letters(one by one)in alphabetical order from Final series
right to left after fifth, twelve, fifteen and & @ T Z © 4 T N ≤ * N D + 5 H !$ # 7 Z % = ~ 9
nineteenth element from the right end in the ^
series thus formed after step II. 9 is second to the right of = and D is second to
The vowels from the English alphabetical series the right of * in the same way 7 is related to $.
are: A, E O and U
Thus we have the following result: 9. Answer: A
&@UX©4RO≤*LE+5F!$#7A%=~9 Final series
^ & @ TZ © 4 T N ≤ * N D + 5 H ! $ # 7 Z % = ~ 9
Step IV: The letters which have its place value of ^
even number in the alphabetical series are After letters are dropped
replaced by second succeeding letter and the &@T©4T≤*N+5!$#7%=~9^
letters which have its place value of odd 4 is the fifth element from the left end and sixth
numbers are replaced by preceding letter, in the to the right of 4 is 5
series thus formed after step III.
U-21; X-24; R-18; O-15; L-12; E-5; F-6; A-1 10. Answer: B

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Final series
& @ TZ © 4 T N ≤ * N D + 5H !$ # 7 Z % = ~ 9 ^
Z©4 and D+5

Direction (11-15):
11. Answer: D
12. Answer: B
13. Answer: E
14. Answer: B
15. Answer: C
Final arrangement

Again we have,
 As many persons sit to the left of U as to
the right of M, where both of them facing
opposite directions.
 Only two persons sit between L and the
one who sits opposite to M.

We have,
 K sits opposite to the one who sits second
to the right of U, who neither sits at the
end of the row nor facing north.
 Only three persons sit between K and G.
From the above condition, there are three
possibilities

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persons sitting between F and O, who sits

opposite to Q.
 N sits immediate left of Q.
 The number of persons sitting between N
and D is one more than the number of
persons sitting between H and R, who
doesn’t sit at the end.
Again we have,
So Case-1 and 2 get eliminated, hence Case-3
 J sits north-west of L but doesn’t sit at the
shows the final arrangement
end of the row.
 The number of persons sitting to the left
of J is one less than the number of
persons sitting to the right of S.
 E sits opposite to the one who sits second
to the right of S.
 K doesn’t sit adjacent to E.

Directions (16-20):
16. Answer: E
17. Answer: D
18. Answer: C
19. Answer: B
20. Answer: A
Again we have,
Final Arrangement
 Only three persons sit between P and T,
who sits second to the right of I.
 The number of persons sitting between T
and L is one less than the number of

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Again we have,
 The number of units above book M is the
same as the number of units below the
unit with a height of 52cm.
 Book S is placed three units above the
unit which has 6 boxes.
From the above condition, case-2a gets
eliminated.

We have,
 Book L is placed on an even-numbered
unit but below unit number five. Only two
books are placed between L and the unit
with a height of 32cm.
 Book M is placed two units below the unit
with five boxes which is kept above the
Again we have,
unit with a height of 32cm.
 The unit with a height of 35cm is placed
 The lowermost unit doesn’t have a height
two units below the unit which has 9
of 32 cm
boxes. The height of the unit with book L
From the above condition, there are three
is an even number.
possibilities.
 The number of units between L and the
unit which has 7 boxes is the same as the
number of units between S and the unit
with a height of 45cm

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Again we have,
 Book N is placed immediately Again we have,
above the unit which has half of the  One of the units is 24cm in height.
boxes of book P.  The height of the Unit with book S is less
 Book P is placed above Book R than the height of the Unit with book M.
which is placed immediately above From the above condition, case1 shows the final
the unit with a height of 72cm. arrangement.
 Book O is placed three units below
the unit which has 3 boxes.
 Book Q does not have the lowest
number of boxes. The height of the
unit with book S is 2cm more than
the unit which has 4 boxes.
From the above condition, case2 gets
eliminated.

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Quantitative Aptitude

Directions (1-4): Study the following data 3) Series that follows a certain logic given below
carefully and answer the questions: and contains one wrong term. There is another
1) Given below is a number series that follows series that follows the same logic as in first
certain logic. If ‘P’ is the nth term and ‘Q’ is ‘n + series and starts with the wrong term of first
1’th term, then find the correct relationship series. Find the 3rd term of second series?
between ‘P’ and ‘Q’. Series I: 2, 14, 112, 672, 3360, 13440, 40320
Series: 8, 25, 76, 229, 688 A.784
A.Q = 3P – 1 B.6272
B.Q = 2P + 3 C.5376
C.Q = 3P + 1 D.896
D.Q = 2P – 1 E.4704
E.Q = 2P – 3
4) Two series I and II with different logics are
2) There are two series I and II. Logic in both the given below. Series I contains one wrong
series are different. element termed as A and series II contains one
Series I: 3, 12, 28, 53, 89, ……. missing element termed as B. Which of the
Series II: 259, 270, 283, 300, 319. following is not TRUE regarding A and B?
Which of the following will be the first term which Series I: 18480, 1680, 240, 48, 18, 8
is common in both the series? Series II: 200, 79, ?, 5, -4, -8
A.504 A.HCF of A and B is 6.
B.342 B.LCM of A and B is 90.
C.383 C. Total number of factors of A are 6.
D.283 D. Total number of factors of B are 8.
E.371 E.A > B

Directions (5-8): Study the following data carefully and answer the questions:
There are 6 shopkeepers A, B, C, D, E and F. Each shopkeeper purchased two types of bread i,e;
Banana bread and Garlic bread and sold only some of the breads.
The Pie chart given below shows the percentage distribution of the number of banana bread sold by each
shopkeeper on a particular day.

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The table given below is the average number of banana bread and that of garlic bread sold by
shopkeepers B, C, D, E and F.

Note:
1: Number of garlic bread sold by shopkeeper A is 40 more than that of banana bread sold by him.
2: Average number of banana bread and garlic bread sold by shopkeeper A is 90% of the number of
garlic bread sold by him.
5) Number of banana bread sold by C is 60% of total unsold bread (banana + garlic) of C are
the total banana bread purchased by him and the rotten, then find the number of unsold bread
number of garlic bread sold by C is 66(2/3) % of (banana + garlic) of C, which are not rotten?
total garlic bread purchased by him. If 20% of A.164

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B.120 C.50
C.180 D.25
D.148 E.45
E.152
9) In container A, contains the mixture of milk
6) Number of banana bread sold by C and F and water. The ratio of milk and water in
together is what percent less than the number of container A is 8:5. 39L mixture is taken out and
garlic bread sold by C and F together? put it on container B. when 4L milk and 5L water
A.34% is added in container A,then the ratio of milk to
B.42% water in the container A becomes 3:2.Find the
C.40% difference between the total milk in container A
D.32% and B together and total water in container A and
E.36% B together?
A.29 L
7) If 66(2/3) % of total bread (banana + garlic) B.20 L
sold by A are sold to males, out of which 40% C.22 L
are banana bread and 50% of total bread D.31 L
(banana + garlic) sold by D are sold to males, out E. None of these
of which 40% are banana bread, then find the
number of garlic bread sold by A and D together 10) If A started the business with initial
to males. investment of Rs. 6000 and after X months B
A.204 joined the business with initial investment of Rs.
B.216 9000. 3 months after B joining the business A
C.184 withdraws 1/4th of his initial investment. At the
D.198 end of the year A’s share is Rs. 3850 out of total
E.210 profit Rs. 8800. Find the value of X?
A.7 months
8) Shopkeeper B sold 82% of the total number of B.4 months
bread (banana + garlic) purchased by him and C.6 months
sold 80% of banana bread purchased by him. D.3 months
Find the number of unsold garlic bread of E.5 months
shopkeeper B.
A.40 11) Ratio of the radius of the cylinder to the
B.30 length of the rectangle is 1:2 and the breadth of

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the rectangle is 15% of the perimeter of the and speed ratio between Train B and Train A is
rectangle. If the height of the cylinder is half of 5:3. If the two Trains are travelling in opposite
the breadth of the rectangle and the curved direction they will meet after 10 seconds. Find
surface area of the cylinder is 528 cm2, then find the ratio between time taken by Train A and
the radius of the cylinder? Train B to cross the platform has length of
A.7 cm 220m?
B.14 cm A.7:8
C.3.5 cm B.9:7
D.21 cm C.9:5
E. Cannot be determined D.8:9
E.7:9
12) If the ratio between length of two Trains A
and B is 2:3. The speed of Train B is 180 kmph

Directions (13-16): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
The given table shows the average number of people who visit park A and B and the percentage of the
number of people who visit park B is more than that of A and the ratio of the number of people who visit
park A and C in two different seasons in five different states.

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13) What is the ratio of the total number of 15) The difference between the total number of
people who visit park C in summer season in people who visit park B and C in winter season in
Tamilnadu and Bihar together to the total number Bihar is what percent of the difference between
of people who visit park B in winter season in the number of people who visit park A and C in
Tamilnadu and Kerala together? summer season in Assam?
A.21:16 A.37.78%
B.22:17 B.39.10%
C.7:5 C.41.67%
D.11:8 D.43.56%
E. None of these E.45.89%

14) What is the difference between the number 16) What is the difference between the number
of people who visit park B and C together in of people who visit park B and C together in
winter and summer season in Assam? winter season in Manipur and the number of
A.2460 people who visit park A and C in summer season
B.2465 in Kerala?
C.2470 A.9000
D.2475 B.9200
E.2480 C.9100
D.9300
E.9400

Directions (17-20): Study the following data carefully and answer the questions:
There are 5 car manufacturing companies P, Q, R, S and T. Each company manufactures three types of
cars i,e; TUV, SUV and KUV.
The bar graph given below shows the number of SUVs manufactured by a company as percent of that of
TUVs manufactured by the respective company and also shows the average number of TUVs, SUVs and
KUVs manufactured by a company in a month.

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Note:
1: Ratio of the number of TUVs manufactured by P and R is 4: 5 respectively and the difference between
them is 37.5% of the number of TUVs manufactured by Q.
2: Ratio of the number of TUVs manufactured by R and S is 3: 2 respectively and the number of TUVs
manufactured by Q is 40.
3: Average number of TUVs manufactured by S and T is 65.
17) Cost of manufacturing one SUV in of the month and the ratio of the number of SUVs
companies P, R and S is Rs.5 Lakh, Rs.6 Lakh to that of KUVs manufactured by company Q in
and Rs.4 Lakh respectively, then find the the last 5 days is 5: 2, then find the ratio of
average total cost of manufacturing SUVs of number of SUVs to that of KUVs manufactured
these three companies in a month. by company Q in first 25 days. (Assume 30 days
A.Rs.30 million in the month)
B.Rs.36 million A.4: 7
C.Rs.24 million B.2: 3
D.Rs.40 million C.5: 9
E.Rs.32 million D.1: 2
E.3: 5
18) If 16(2/3) % of total KUVs manufactured by
company Q are manufactured in the last 5 days

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19) Total number of KUVs manufactured by 20) Total number of TUVs produced by
companies R and S together is what percent companies P and T together is what percent of
more than that of TUVs manufactured by these that of KUVs produced by these two companies
two companies together? together?
A.83% A.87.33%
B.76% B.91.33%
C.80% C.93.33%
D.85% D.85.33%
E.78% E.89.33%
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Answer Key with Explanation

1) Answer: C 53 + 62 = 89
Logic in the series is: 89 + 72 = 138
(8 * 3) + 1 = 25 138 + 82 = 202
(25 * 3) + 1 = 76 202 + 92 = 283
(76 * 3) + 1 = 229 283 + 102 = 383
(229 * 3) + 1 = 688 Logic in series II:
Hence, 259 + 11 = 270
Q = 3P + 1 270 + 13 = 283
283 + 17 = 300
2) Answer: D 300 + 19 = 319
Logic in series I: 319 + 23 = 342
3 + 32 = 12 Hence, we can see that the first term which is
12 + 42 = 28 common in both the series is 283.
28 + 52 = 53

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3) Answer: A (d): Total number of factors of B = 8

Logic in the series is: (e): A < B
2 * 8 = 16 Hence, option (e) is not TRUE.
16 * 7 = 112
112 * 6 = 672 Directions (5-8):
672 * 5 = 3360 Let the number of banana bread sold by
3360 * 4 = 13440 shopkeepers A, B, C, D, E and F are ‘20x’, ‘12x’,
13440 * 3 = 40320 ‘15x’, ‘10x’, ‘25x’ and ‘18x’ respectively.
Wrong term = 14 So, number of garlic bread sold by shopkeeper A
New series: = 20x + 40
14 * 8 = 112 And average of number of banana bread and
112 * 7 = 784 garlic bread sold by shopkeeper A = (20x + 40) *
14, 112, 784 (90/100)
Hence, 3rd term of second series = 784 Now,
(20x + 20x + 40)/2 = (20x + 40) * (90/100)
4) Answer: E 40x + 40 = (20x + 40) * (9/5)
Logic in series I: 200x + 200 = 180x + 360
18480 ÷ 11 = 1680 x=8
1680 ÷ 7 = 240 Average of number of banana bread and garlic
240 ÷ 5 = 48 bread sold by shopkeeper A = (20 * 8 + 40) *
48 ÷ 3 = 16 (Not 18) (90/100) = 180
16 ÷ 2 = 8
A = 18 = 21 * 32
Logic in series II:
200 – 112 = 79
79 – 72 = 30
30 – 52 = 5
5 – 32 = -4
-4 – 22 = -8
B = 30 = 21 * 31 * 51
(a): HCF of 18 and 30 = 6
(b): LCM of 18 and 30 = 90 5) Answer: E
(c): Total number of factors of A = 6 Number of banana bread sold by C = 120

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So, the total number of banana bread,
purchased by C:
120 * (100/60) = 200
Number of garlic bread sold by C = 220
So, the total number of garlic bread, purchased
by C:
220 * (300/200) = 330
Total number of breads (banana + garlic),
purchased by C:
200 + 330 = 530
Total number of unsold bread (banana + garlic)
of C:
530 – 120 – 220 = 190
Since 20% of total unsold bread (banana +
garlic) of C are rotten.
So, the number of unsold bread (banana +
garlic) of C, which are not rotten:
80% of 190 = 152
6) Answer: A
Number of banana bread sold by C = 120
Number of banana bread sold by F = 144
Total number of banana bread sold by C and F
together = 120 + 144 = 264
Number of garlic bread sold by C = 220
Number of garlic bread sold by F = 180
Total number of garlic breads sold by C and F
together = 220 + 180 = 400
Required percentage = [(400 – 264)/400] * 100 =
34%
7) Answer: B
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Total number of breads (banana + garlic) sold by
A = 160 + 200 = 360
Number of breads (banana + garlic) sold by A to
males = 66(2/3) % of 360 = 240
Number of garlic breads sold by A to male =
60% of 240 = 144
Total number of breads (banana + garlic) sold by
D = 80 + 160 = 240
Number of breads (banana + garlic) sold by D to
males = 50% of 240 = 120
Number of garlic breads sold by D to male =
60% of 120 = 72
Number of garlic breads sold by A and D
together to males = 144 + 72 = 216
8) Answer: B
Total number of breads (banana + garlic) sold by
B = 96 + 150 = 246
So, total number of breads (banana + garlic)
purchased by B:
246 * (100/82) = 300
Number of banana breads sold by B = 96
So, number of banana breads purchased by B =
96 * (100/80) = 120
And number of garlic breads purchased by B =
300 – 120 = 180
Number of garlic breads sold by B = 150
So, number of unsold garlic breads of B = 180 –
150 = 30
9) Answer: A
Let milk and water in container A is 8x and 5x
respectively.
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In 39L milk and water is 39*(8/13)=24 and Radius of the cylinder = 7 * 4/2 = 14 cm
39*(5/13)=15L respectively.
So, we can say, (8x-24+4)/(5x-15+5) = 3/2 12) Answer: B
Or, 16x-40=15x-30 The speed of Train B = 180 kmph = 180 * 5 / 18
Or, x=10 L = 50 m/s
So, in container A amount of milk is = 80- The speed of Train A = 50 * 3 / 5 = 30 m/s
24+4=60 L Length of two trains = 10 * (50 + 30) = 800
In container A amount of water is = 50-15+5=40 Length of Train A = 800 * 2 / 5 = 320m
L Length of Train B = 800 * 3 / 5 = 480m
Required difference = (60+24) – (40+15) = 29 L Time taken by Train A to cross the platform has
10) Answer: D length of 220m = (320 + 220) / 30 = 18s
At the end of the year, Time taken by Train B to cross the platform has
A’s share =Rs. 3850 length of 220m = 700 / 50 = 14s
B’s share = Rs. 4950 Required ratio = 18:14 = 9:7
Profit ratio of A to B = 7:9
(6000*X + 6000*3 + 4500*(9-X)) / (9000*3 + Directions (13-16):
9000(9-X)) = 7/9 Tamilnadu in winter season:
(1500x + 58500) / (10800 – 9000x) = 7/9 Number of people visit park A and B = 12900 * 2
765x = 2295 = 25800
X=3 A + A * 115/100 = 25800
A = 12000
11) Answer: B B = 25800 – 12000 = 13800
Ratio of the breadth and perimeter of the C = 5/4 * 12000 = 15000
rectangle =15:100 = 3:20 Similarly we can find the remaining values.
Breadth of the rectangle = 3x
Perimeter of the rectangle = 20x
Radius of the cylinder = y
Length of the rectangle = 2y
2 * (3x + 2y) = 20x
2y = 7x
y = 7x/2 13) Answer: A
2 * 22/7 * 7x/2 * 3x/2 = 528 Required ratio = (22400 + 19600):(13800 +
x=4 18200)

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= 42000:32000 Since, the average number of TUVs

= 21:16 manufactured by S and T is 65.
So, number of TUVs manufactured by T = (2 *
14) Answer: D 65) – 50 = 80
Required difference = (15000 + 16875) – (13800
+ 15600)
= 2475

15) Answer: C
Required % = (14000 – 12500)/(15600 – 12000)
* 100
=1500/3600*100
= 41.67%

17) Answer: A
16) Answer: B
Number of SUVs manufactured by company P in
Difference = (18000 + 28800) - (17600 + 20000)
a month = 72
= 9200
So, total cost of manufacturing SUVs of
company P in a month = 72 * 500000 = Rs.36
Directions (17-20):
million
Since, number of TUVs manufactured by Q = 40
Number of SUVs manufactured by company R in
So, difference between number of TUVs
a month = 60
manufactured by P and R = 37.5% of 40 = 15
So, total cost of manufacturing SUVs of
Since, the ratio of number of TUVs
company R = 60 * 600000 = Rs.36 million
manufactured by P and R is 4: 5 respectively.
Number of SUVs manufactured by company S in
So, number of TUVs manufactured by P = 15 *
a month = 45
4/ (5 – 4) = 60
So, total cost of manufacturing SUVs of
And number of TUVs manufactured by R = 60 *
company S = 45 * 400000 = Rs.18 million
(5/4) = 75
Required average = (36 + 36 + 18)/3 = Rs.30
Since, the ratio of number of TUVs
million
manufactured by R and S is 3: 2 respectively.
So, number of TUVs manufactured by S = 75 *
18) Answer: D
(2/3) = 50
Total number of KUVs manufactured by
company Q in the month = 60

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So, number of KUVs manufactured by company 105 + 115 = 220

Q in first 25 days of the month = 83(1/3) % of 60 Total number of TUVs manufactured by
= 50 companies R and S together:
Number of SUVs manufactured by company Q in 75 + 50 = 125
last 5 days of the month = 16(2/3) % of 60 * (5/2) Required percentage = [(220 – 125)/125] * 100 =
= 25 76%
Total number of SUVs manufactured by
company Q in the month = 50 20) Answer: C
So, number of SUVs manufactured by company Total number of TUVs produced by P and T
Q in the first 25 days of the month = 50 – 25 = 25 together = 60 + 80 = 140
Required ratio = 25: 50 = 1: 2 Total number of KUVs produced by P and T
together = 48 + 102 = 150
19) Answer: B Required percentage = (140/150) * 100 =
Total number of KUVs manufactured by 93.33%
companies R and S together:

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English Language
Directions (1-7): Given below are a few
questions based on the passage. You have to
read the passage carefully and answer the given
questions accordingly. If none of the options are
correct then choose option E as your answer.
Summer has its own set of infections that are
spread rampantly if a proper lifestyle is not
followed. Our eyes go through a great deal of
stress and pressure, especially due to the
summer sun that is bright and scorching. Cases
of ocular diseases like conjunctivitis are
reportedly heavily in the hot months and taking
necessary precautions is of utmost importance.
Eyes are quite sensitive to the ultraviolet (UV)
rays of the sun. In summer, prolonged exposure
to UV modifies the lens proteins, leading to
various problems like cataract formation and
worsening eyesight. UV can also damage the
retina with a high risk of cancer like basal cell
carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. Dr
Gopal S Pillai, Clinical Professor, Head of
Opthalmology, Amrita Hospital, Kochi, told
IndiaToday.in people should wear UV
sunglasses to protect their eyes. This will also
prevent dryness in the eyes, caused by the sun
and more screen exposure.
"Dryness is a major problem in eye health these
days, especially among children who study for a
long time and those who are in front of the
screens. Many people look at their screens for 8-
14 hours a day which can cause extreme
dryness. In summer, dryness is a feeling in which
a person puts mud in their eyes and starts
rubbing it in. It can cause your eyes then become
red, irritated and watery," said Dr Gopal Pillai. To
prevent dry eyes, wash your eyes frequently,
suggested Dr Pillai. "After about every few
minutes, voluntarily, close your eyes tightly and
then open them. Watch your eyes more often as
it will help lubricate the eyeballs," he said. To
combat dryness, use tear substitutes like eye
drops as well. Dr Sarang Goel, Medical Director,
Ayu Health Network of Hospitals, told
IndiaToday.in that rehydration is important for
eye health.
"Rehydration is extremely important in summer.
Avoid any chance of dehydration as it can affect
the eyes. While applying moisturiser, rub it
around your eyes. Wear a hat when out in the
sun or use an umbrella. Most importantly do not
rub your eyes," said Dr Sarang Goel.
Another major problem in summer is ocular
diseases like conjunctivitis, keratitis,
endophthalmitis, cellulitis and stye, among
others. Dr Pillai said that conjunctivitis is one of
the most common eye problems in the hot
months.
"Conjunctivitis spreads via human touch.
Someone could use an infected towel or even a
door knob that has been touched by an infected
person. In a classroom, one child could infect
another child if they have conjunctivitis. It's a viral
infection, so it spreads rampantly," the expert
said.
Ideally, a healthy well balanced diet is essential
for eye health along with that we must have

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antioxidants like beta carotene, vitamins C and
E, Omega 3 and zinc. These help in preventing
the development of serious eye conditions. Avoid
unprocessed foods on a daily basis," Dietician
Jyoti Khaniojh, Dietetics, Nutrition And Dietetics,
Max Super Speciality Hospital, Patparganj, New
Delhi, told IndiaToday.in.
When we eat a meal plate, which is colourful like
a rainbow, we get all sorts of antioxidants in our
diet.
Since our childhood, we have been taught that
an apple a day keeps the doctor away. Likewise,
carrots are known to be best for the eyes. It is
rich in beta-carotene and vitamin, which protects
the eye against infections," Jyoti Khaniojh said.
Besides this, add lemon and citrus fruits to your
diet for vitamin C intake. Nuts and seeds that
contain vitamin E prevent cataracts and age-
related macular degeneration.
Salmon fish is a rich source of omega-3 and this
healthy fat helps in prevent eye dryness as it is
great for retina health.
Egg yolks contain vitamin A, zinc, lutein and
zeaxanthin and zinc, which help in age-related
degeneration of eyes. Zinc helps in night
improvement of night vision.
1. Which of the following option is the antonym of
RAMPANTLY?
A. unbridled
B. unhindered
C. unhampered
D. restrained
E. None of the above
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2. Which of the following option is incorrect as a
result of prolonged exposure to UV in the
summer?
A. UV can also damage hair follicles and causes
hairfall.
B. UV can also damage the retina with a high risk
of cancer like basal cell carcinoma and
squamous cell carcinoma
C. prolonged exposure to UV modifies the lens
proteins, leading to various problems like
cataract formation and worsening eyesight
D. Both C&D
E. None of the above
3. Which of the following option is the synonym
of “VOLUNTARILY”?
A. willingly
B. reluctantly
C. unwillingly
D. unintentionally
E. None of the above
4. Which of the following is not one of the
reasons given by Dr. Pillai to prevent dry eyes?
A. You should wash your eyes frequently
B. After about every few minutes, voluntarily,
close your eyes tightly and then open them
C. Watch your eyes more often as it will help
lubricate the eyeballs
D. Wash your eyes with hygienic soap frequently
E. None of the above
5. Which of the following is not an example of
ocular diseases?
A. conjunctivitis
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B. cellulitis
C. endophthalmitis
D. orthopthalmitis
E. None of the above
6. Why does an infected towel or even a door
knob is susceptible to conjunctivitis?
A. Because it spreads only via human touch
B. Because it spreads only via clothes
C. Because it spreads only via saliva
D. Because it is a viral infection and it spreads
rampantly
E. None of the above
7. Which of the food item is not mentioned by Dr.
jyoti khanioj for a healthier eye?
A. carrot
B. lemon juice
C. selmon fish
D. zinga fish
E. None of the above
Directions (8-12): Given below are a few
questions divided into five parts which may or
may not contain errors in them. You have to find
the part containing errors in them. If none of the
parts contains error then choose option E as
your answer.
8. Banga, 63, was nominated for the post by US
President Joe Biden (a)/ in late February and
was the sole contender (b)/ to replace departing
World Bank chief David Malpass (c)/, an
economist and former US Treasury official during
the Trump administration (d). No error (e).
A. a
B. b
C. c
D. d
E. e
9. While the rapidly growing Indian aviation
sector offers ample opportunities (a)/ for private
carriers to launch operations (b)/, he remains an
unforgiving space (c)/, considering the number of
airlines that have been forced to shut shop due
to financial troubles (d). No error (e).
A. a
B. b
C. c
D. d
E. e
10. In November 2019 (a)/, the bankruptcy court
ordered a corporate insolvency resolution
process for the grounded regional low-cost air
carrier, Air Costa (b)/, aviation regulator
Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in
June 2017 suspended the flying license for Air
Costa (c)/, making it permanently stop operations
(d). No error (e).
A. a
B. b
C. c
D. d
E. e
11. Sahara Airlines was first established on Sept
20, 1991 (a)/, and later begun its operation after
2 years on December 3, 1993 (b)/. Two Boeing

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737-200 aircraft served as Sahara Airlines (c)/.
On October 2, 2000, the airline was rebranded to
Air Sahara, it controlled 12 per cent of India's
domestic flight market at its peak (d). No error
(e).
A. a
B. b
C. c
D. d
E. e
12. The World Bank has been led by an
American (a)/ since its founding at the end of
World War Two (b)/, while the International
Monetary Fund has been led by an European
(c)/. Banga, who was born in India and spent his
early career there, has been a US citizen since
2007 (d). No error (e).
A. a
B. b
C. c
D. d
E. e
Directions (13-16):Given below are a few
questions with three words highlighted which
may or may not used appropriately as per the
context of the sentence. You have to find the
word which is used out of the context of the
sentence. If all words are appropriately used
then choose option E as your answer.
13. Disney+ lost a (a) whopping 4 million
subscribers in just the second quarter. The
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company (b) indicated that it could lose more
subscribers in the current quarter.
One of the reasons behind growing losses could
be the sharp fall in subscribers in the South Asia-
focused Disney+ Hotstar after it lost the (c)
streaming rights to the popular Indian Premier
League (IPL) cricket matches.
A. Only a
B. Only b
C. Only c
D. Both a&b
E. None of the above
14. While Go First had (a) blamed P&W for its
financial troubles and bankruptcy filing, the US
engine maker said earlier that the airline’s (b)
claim was “unfounded” as it had not paid for the
maintenance and lease charges for years, which
(c) penultimately led to the necessary
suspension of services.
A. Only a
B. Only b
C. Only c
D. Both a&c
E. None of the above
15. While a (a) surge in traffic in India, the
world’s third-biggest aviation market in the world,
led to record jet orders, the (b) failure of two
major airlines – Kingfisher Airlines in 2012 and
Jet Airways in 2019 – have made lessors (c)
comprehensive about the market.
A. Only a
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B. Only b
C. Only c
D. Both a&b
E. None of the above
16. The Go First bankruptcy decision has also
made lessors nervous about another financially-
troubled airline, SpiceJet. While SpiceJet said it
has no plans of filing for insolvency, lessors are
worried that a similar move by the airline could
(a) spoil their (b) respect of (c) repossessing
planes.
A. Only a
B. Only b
C. Only c
D. Both b&c
E. None of the above
Directions (17-20): Given below are few question
with a highlighted phrase which may or may not
need improvement. You have to find the correct
replacement of the phrase if required. If no
improvement is required then choose option E as
your answer.
17. India's headline retail inflation in May is likely
to fall further towards 4% — the midpoint of the
central bank's target and a level last seen in
January 2021, according to a few economists,
which expect lower food prices to add the
decline.
A. who expect lower food prices to add the
decline
B. who expect lower food prices to aid the rise
C. who expect lower food prices to add the rise
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D. who expect lower food prices to aid the
decline
E. No improvement is required
18. Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn has
bought a huge tract of land on the outskirts of
Indian tech hub Bengaluru, the key Apple
supplier said in a filing as it looks to diversify
production towards China.
A. he looks to diversify production away from
China
B. she looks to diversify production away from
China
C. them looks to diversify production toward
China
D. it looks to diversify production away from
China
E. No improvement is required
19. Apple have making its own push into India
and chief executive Tim Cook last month opened
its first two retail stores in the world's most
populous country.
The California-based firm is betting big on the
nation of 1.4 billion people -- home to the
second-highest number of smartphone users in
the world, after China.
A. Apple have been making its own push into
India
B. Apple have been made its own push into India
C. Apple has been making its own push into
India
D. Apple has been made its own push into India
E. No improvement is required
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A. Adani Ports has been floated a tender of up to

20. Adani Ports had floated a tender of up to B. Adani Ports had been floated a tender of up to
$130 million of 3.375% 2024 maturity dollar- C. Adani Ports was floated a tender of up to
denominated bonds late last month, as it seeks D. Adani Ports were floated a tender of up to
to boost investor confidence after the group's E. No improvement is required
shares were pummelled earlier this year by a US
short-seller's report.
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1. Answer: D
Here, rampant means showing no sign of being
under control and restrained means just the
opposite to it whereas all other options are
synonyms of rampant. So, option D is the correct
answer.
2. Answer: A
Here, from the lines, In summer, prolonged
exposure to UV modifies the lens proteins,
leading to various problems like cataract
formation and worsening eyesight. UV can also
damage the retina with a high risk of cancer like
basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell
carcinoma. Dr Gopal S Pillai, Clinical Professor,
Head of Opthalmology, Amrita Hospital, Kochi,
told IndiaToday.in people should wear UV
sunglasses to protect their eyes. This will also
prevent dryness in the eyes, caused by the sun
and more screen exposure. We can say from the
options that hair fall is nowhere mentioned in the
passage. So, option A is the correct answer.
3. Answer: A
Here, voluntarily means of one’s own free will
and here willingly is the only synonym whereas
all other options are antonyms. So, option A is
the correct answer.
4. Answer: D

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Here, from the lines, Dryness is a major problem
in eye health these days, especially among
children who study for a long time and those who
are in front of the screens. Many people look at
their screens for 8-14 hours a day which can
cause extreme dryness. In summer, dryness is a
feeling in which a person puts mud in their eyes
and starts rubbing it in. It can cause your eyes
then become red, irritated and watery," said Dr
Gopal Pillai. To prevent dry eyes, wash your
eyes frequently, suggested Dr Pillai. "After about
every few minutes, voluntarily, close your eyes
tightly and then open them. Watch your eyes
more often as it will help lubricate the eyeballs,"
he said. We can say that option D is the correct
answer.
5. Answer: D
Here, as per the lines, Another major problem in
summer is ocular diseases like conjunctivitis,
keratitis, endophthalmitis, cellulitis and stye,
among others. Dr Pillai said that conjunctivitis is
one of the most common eye problems in the hot
months. We can say that option D is the correct
answer.
6. Answer: D
Here, as per the lines, Conjunctivitis spreads via
human touch. Someone could use an infected
towel or even a door knob that has been touched
by an infected person. In a classroom, one child
could infect another child if they have
conjunctivitis. It's a viral infection, so it spreads
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rampantly," the expert said. We can say that
option D is the correct answer.
7. Answer: D
Here, as per the lines, When we eat a meal
plate, which is colourful like a rainbow, we get all
sorts of antioxidants in our diet. Since our
childhood, we have been taught that an apple a
day keeps the doctor away. Likewise, carrots are
known to be best for the eyes. It is rich in beta-
carotene and vitamin, which protects the eye
against infections," Jyoti Khaniojh said. Besides
this, add lemon and citrus fruits to your diet for
vitamin C intake. Nuts and seeds that contain
vitamin E prevent cataracts and age-related
macular degeneration. Salmon fish is a rich
source of omega-3 and this healthy fat helps in
prevent eye dryness as it is great for retina
health. Egg yolks contain vitamin A, zinc, lutein
and zeaxanthin and zinc, which help in age-
related degeneration of the eyes. Zinc helps in
the night improvement of night vision. We can
say that option D is the correct answer.
8. Answer: E
Here, in this question, there is no error. So,
option E is the correct answer.
9. Answer: C
Here, the error lies in part c as the use of he is
inappropriate as here in this question there is no
gender-specific thing so he or she cannot be
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used as per the context, instead it should have
been used. So, option C is the correct answer.
10. Answer: C
Here, the error lies in part c as the use of for is
inappropriate before Air Costa as of should have
been used instead of for. Of shows possession
and here license was possessed by the
company so it should have been used. So,
option C is the correct answer.
11. Answer: B
Here, the error lies in part b as the use of begun
is inappropriate, and began should have been
used here because the sentence is in past
simple tense and here the second form of the
verb should have been used. So, option B is the
correct answer.
12. Answer: C
Here, the error lies in part c as the use of an
before European is inappropriate as an is used
before words which begins with a vowel sound,
and European sounds like European and
therefore an cannot be used before it, instead a
should have been used. So, option C is the
correct answer.
13. Answer: E
Here, none of the highlighted words are
inappropriately used. So, option E is the correct
answer.
14. Answer: C
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Here, ultimately should have been used in place
of penultimately as ultimately means in the end,
and here ultimately fits best whereas
penultimately means next to the last which is
inappropriate as per the context of the sentence.
So, option C is the correct answer.
15. Answer: C
Here, apprehensive should have been used here
in place of comprehensive as comprehensive
means including everything or nearly everything
that is connected to a particular subject whereas
apprehensive means worried or afraid that
something bad may happen and here failure of
airlines is the main focus of the sentence. So,
option C is the correct answer.
16. Answer: B
Here, prospects should have been used in place
of respects which is contextless here as per the
context of the sentence. Prospects mean a
possibility that something might happen whereas
respect means polite behavior or care towards
somebody and here former fits as per the
context of the sentence. So, option B is the
correct answer.
17. Answer: D
Here, which should be replaced with who as
here economists word is used which is a living
being and for them who should have been used
there and add should have been replaced with
aid as add means to put something together and
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aid means help and here latter fits best. So,
option D is the correct answer.
18. Answer: D
Here, towards should have been replaced with
away from as land has been bough in India
which means the company has bought land
away from China and therefore option D fits
best. So, option D is the correct answer.
19. Answer: C
Here, have should be replaced with has been as
the sentence is in present perfect continuous
tense and Apple is a singular subject and
therefore we will use a singular helping verb
which is has been. So, option C is the correct
answer.
20. Answer: E
Here, there is no need for any improvement. So,
option E is the correct answer.

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