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Reasoning Ability
Rectangle Seating Arrangement 1 variable sit opposite to Gayalika. Gargi sits adjacent to
Gayalini. Gayalika sits on the longer side of the
Directions (1-5): Study the following table but doesn’t sit at the middle of the longer
information carefully and answer the below side. Ganavi and Ganitha sit opposite to each
questions
other. Gargi and Gatita are opposite to each
other. Two persons sit between Gayalika and
Eight persons Gayana, Gagana, Ganavi, Ganitha,
Ganitha who doesn’t sits on smaller side. Gayana
Gayalini, Gayalika, Gargi, and Gatita sitting
faces towards south direction.
around a rectangular table, not necessary in the
same order, in such a way that three persons sit
1. Who among the following sits third to the
on each longer side of the table and one person
right of the Ganitha?
sits on each shorter side of the table. All of them
are facing towards the centre of the table. A.Gayalika
Gatita sits immediate right of Gagana. Gayalini B.Gayalini

sits immediate neighbour of Ganitha but doesn’t
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C.Gayana 4. Four of them are alike in a certain way and
form a group. Which of the following does not
D.Ganavi
belong to the group?
E.Gargi A.Gayana
2. Who among the following sits exactly B.Ganavi

between Gayalini and Gagana (and is also their
neighbour)? C.Ganitha
A.Ganavi D.Gagana
B.Ganitha E.Gatita
C.Gargi 5. Which among the following combination is

false?
D.Gatita
A.Gayana-Longer side
E.Gayana
B.Gargi-Longer side
3. Who among the following sits opposite to
Gayalika? C.Gayalika-Longer side
A.Gayana D.Gatita- shorter side
B.Ganavi E.Ganitha-Longer side
C.Gagana
D.Ganitha
E.Gayalini
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Floor Puzzle 2 variable the even number floor. Q stays on one of the
floors above P. U stay on odd number floor but
Directions (6-10): Study the following
neither on third nor on seventh floor. The one
information carefully and answer the questions
who likes Samsung stays below P. V does not like
given below. Apple.
There are eight persons live on eight different 6. W stays on which of the following floor?
floors. They are i.e. P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W. The
lowermost floor is number 1, above the floor is A.First
number 2 and so on. And the topmost floors are
B.Third
number 8. Each one likes different mobiles i.e.
Samsung, L.G., Apple, Huawei, Sony, HTC, Nokia,
C.Fourth
and Honor are not necessarily in the same order.
D.Seventh
The one who likes Apple lives an odd number
floor but not the lowermost floor. There are two E.None of these
floors between R and the one who likes Apple. V
stays on immediately below of the one who likes 7. Which of the following persons stay on
HTC. The one who likes Huawei is an immediately below of the one who likes Honor?
immediately above of the one who likes Samsung.

A.W
There is only one floor between U, who likes Sony
and V. There are three floors between Q and P. B.S
Both P and Q are staying on even number floor.
The one who likes Huawei does not stay on odd C.U
number floor. S does not like honor and Nokia. R
D.R
doesn’t stay above of the one who likes Apple. S
stays one of the floors above T but not E.None of these
immediately above and stays on even number
floor. The one who likes Nokia does not stay on 8. T likes which of the following mobiles?
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A.LG E.None of these
B.Apple Alphanumerical Series
C.Nokia Directions (11-14): Study the following

alphanumeric series carefully and answer the
D.Samsung below questions.
E.None of these C L 6 # N B 4 S % K 3 E F O @ 8 X 9 ©
1 Q U J W G 7 2 I R * Z 5 $ M A
9. How many Floors are there between U and the
one who likes Honor? 11. Which of the following is the tenth to the
right of the twelfth from the right end of the
A.None
above arrangement?
B.One
A.A
C.Two
B.M
D.Three
C.$
E.None of these
D.5
10. Which of the following combination is true?
E.Z
A.8 – S - Apple
12. How many such consonants are there in
B.5 – R - HTC the above arrangement, each of which is
immediately preceded by a symbol but not
C.3 – V - Nokia immediately followed by a letter?
D.2 – T - Samsung A.Two
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B.Three A.Three
C.One B.One
D.Four C.Two
E.Five D.Four
13. If all the numbers from the above E.None of these

arrangement are removed, which of the
Miscellaneous
following will be the tenth from the right end?
15. How many pairs of digits are there in the

A.W
number “68174309” each of which has as many
B.U digits between them in the number as in the
whole number series (Only backward
C.J
direction)?
D.Q A.One
E.None of these B.Two
14. How many such symbols are there in the C.None

above arrangement, each of which is
immediately followed by a number but not D.More than three
immediately preceded by a number?
E.Three
Reasoning – Answers and Explanations

Explanation (1-5): Gayalika sits on the longer side of the table but
doesn’t sit at the middle of the longer side. Two
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persons sit between Gayalika and Ganitha who other. From the above conditions there are 4
doesn’t sits on smaller side. From the above possibilities,
conditions there are four possibilities,
Gayalini sits immediate neighbour of Ganitha but

Gatita sits to the immediate right of Gagana.
doesn’t opposite to Gayalika. Gargi sits adjacent
From the above condition following possibilities
to Gayalini. Ganavi and Ganitha sit opposite to
are dropped.
each other. Gargi and Gatita are opposite to each
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1. Answer: A
2. Answer: B
3. Answer: C
4. Answer: E
5. Answer: B
Explanation (6-10):
The one who likes Apple lives an odd number

floor but not the lowermost floor. There are two
Gayana faces towards south direction. From the floors between R and the one who likes Apple. V
above condition case3 was dropped and the final stays on immediately below of the one who likes
arrangement is, HTC. There is only one floor between U, who likes
Sony and V. There are three floors between Q
and P. Both P and Q are staying on even number
floor. R doesn’t stay above of the one who likes
Apple. Q stays on one of the floors above P. U
stay on odd number floor but neither on third nor
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on seventh floor. The one who likes Samsung
stays below P. V does not like Apple.
6.Answer: (D)
Case 1 will be dropped because S stays one of 7.Answer: (C)

the floors above T but not immediately above and
8.Answer: (D)
stays on even number floor.
9.Answer: (A)
The one who likes Huawei is an immediately
above of the one who likes Samsung. The one
10.Answer: (C)
who likes Huawei does not stay on odd number
floor. S stays one of the floors above T but not 11. Answer: (B)
immediately above and stays on even number
floor. The one who likes Nokia does not stay on C L 6 # N B 4 S % K 3 E F O @ 8 X 9 ©
the even number floor. S does not like honor and 1 Q U J W G 7 2 I R * Z 5 $ M A
Nokia.
The tenth to the right of the twelfth from the right
end of the above arrangement is ‘M’.
12. Answer: (A)
Consonants are there in the above arrangement,

each of which is immediately preceded by a
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symbol but not immediately followed by a letter is followed by a number but not immediately
2. (%K3, *Z5) preceded by a number. i.e. O*8.
13. Answer: (C) 15. Answer: (B)
If all the numbers from the above arrangement Since it is given as whole number series, so we
are removed, J will be the tenth from the right consider 0 also.
end.
14. Answer: (B)
Only one symbol is there in the above

arrangement, each of which is immediately
Quantitative Aptitude
Line DI
Directions (1-5): Study the following graph

carefully and answer the given questions.
The line graph shows the total students in four

different classes (K, L, M and N) and the number
of girls in these classes.
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1 Questions A.5: 9
What is the ratio of the total boys in class L to B.4: 13

class M?
C.7: 11
A.5: 3
D.13: 19
B.4: 5
E.None of these
C.3: 2
4. Total students in class N is what percentage
D.1: 6 more/less than the total students in class K
and L together?
E.8: 9
A.20% more
2. Find the average number of boys in the class
K and M together B.50% less
A.80 C.25% less
B.70 D.40% more
C.90 E.30% less
D.120 5. In class O, total students is 20% more than

the total students in class L and the total boys
E.60
in class N and O is 30 less than the total
students in class N. Find the number of girls in
3. What is the ratio of the difference between
class O.
the number of girls in class L AND that of the
number of boys in class K to the average
A.200
number of girls in class K and M together?
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B.180 A.9th April
C.160 B.10th April
D.100 C.8th April
E.120 D.12th April
Table DI E.None of these
Directions (6-10): Study the following 7. Find the ratio of total time taken by Deepak
information carefully and answer the questions and Kavi to complete the whole work.
given below.
A.4:5
B.5:4
C.3:2
D.2:3
E.None of these
8. Shankar took 6 days less than Rahul and

Shiva took 5 days less than Deepak. They
started working together for x days and left
6. Questions
after which work was completed by Kavi in 15
If Ravi and Kavi starting the work on days. Find the value of x.
alternative days, then on which date they will
A.10 days
complete the work if Ravi starts the work from
1st of march ? B.12 days
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C.21 days Wrong number
D.15 days 11) 5, 15, 81, 479, 3360, 26897
E.None of these A.479
9. If Rahul, Deepak and Kavi started working B.26879

together, then in how many days the whole
C.3360
work will be completed?
D.81
A.80/7 days
E.None of these
B.85/7 days
12) 20, 33, 60, 91, 154, 199

C.90/7 days
A.60
D.95/7 days
B.91
E.None of these
C.154
10. What is the difference between time taken
by Kavi and Rahul?
D.33
A.0
E.None of these
B.1
13) 23, 46, 76, 110, 152, 192
C.2
A.76
D.3
B.152
E.9
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C.46 E.None of these
D.110 15) 1216, 1250, 1428, 1704, 2048, 2426
E.None of these A.1704
14) 32, 18, 36, 110, 440, 1944 B.2048
A.110 C.2426
B.440 D.1216
C.36 E.1428
D.1944
Quantitative Aptitude – Answers and Explanations

1. Answer: A 4. Answer: C
Required ratio = 100: 60 = 5: 3 Required percentage = (320 - 240)/320 * 100
2. Answer: B = 80/320 * 100 = 25% less
Required average = (80 + 60)/2 = 140/2 = 70 5. Answer: E
3. Answer: B Total students in class O = 200 * 120/100 = 240
Required ratio = (100 - 80): (40 + 90)/2 Total boys in class N and O together = 240 – 30 =
210
= 20: 130/2 = 40: 130 = 4: 13
Total boys in class O = 240 – 120 = 120
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Total girls in class O = 240 – 120 = 120 The works starts on 1st of march so the work will
be completed on 9th april.
6. Answer: A
7. Answer: B
Ravi does 11.11% work in 5 days means 1/9 part
in 5 days Deepak does 33.33% work in 15 days means 1/3
part in 15 days
So, 100% work= 1 part in 5 × 9= 45 days
So, 100% work = 1 part in 15 × 3 = 45 days
Kavi does 27.77% work in 10 days means 5/18
part in 10 days Kavi does 27.77% work in 10 days means 5/18
part in 10 days
So, 100% work= 1 part in 10 × 18/5= 36 days
So, 100% work = 1 part in 10 × 18/5 = 36 days
Now, we can find the total work by taking L.C.M
of number days taken by Ravi and Kavi Required ratio = 45:36 = 5:4.
LCM of 45,36= 180 units= Total work 8. Answer: A
In 1 days Ravi complete= 180/45= 4 units Rahul does 22.22% work in 8 days means 2/9 part
in 8 days
In 1 days Kavi complete= 180/36= 5 units
Since, Ravi starts the work on 1st day= 4 units
and Kavi starts the work on 2nd days= 5 units Shankar complete the work in 30 days
Total work done by Ravi and Kavi in 2 days= 4 + Deepak does 33.33% work in 15 days means 1/3
5= 9 units part in 15 days
So, time taken to complete 180 units of work = So, 100% work = 1 part in 15 × 3 = 45 days
(180/9) × 2= 40 days
Shiva complete the work in 40 days
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Kavi does 27.77% work in 10 days means 5/18 Deepak does 33.33% work in 15 days means 1/3
part in 10 days part in 15 days
So, 100% work= 1 part in 10×18/5=36 days So, 100% work = 1 part in 15 × 3 = 45 days
Now, we can find the total work by taking L.C.M Kavi does 27.77% work in 10 days means 5/18
of number days taken by Shankar, Shiva and Kavi part in 10 days
LCM of 30, 40, 36=360 units= Total work So, 100% work = 1 part in 10 × 18/5 = 36 days
Shankar’s 1 days work= 360/30=12 days Now, we can find the total work by taking L.C.M
of number days taken by Ravi and Kavi
Shiva’s 1 days work= 360/40= 9 days
LCM of 36, 45, 36 = 180 unit = Total work
Kavi’s 1 days work= 360/36= 10 days
In 1 days Rahul complete= 180/36 = 5 units
Kavi’s 15 days work= 15×10= 150 units
In 1 days Deepak complete= 180/45 = 4 units
Remaining work = 360 – 150= 210 units
In 1 days Kavi complete= 180/36 = 5 units
So, 210 units work completed by Shankar and
Shiva in =210/(12+9)=10 days So in 1 days (Rahul + Deepak + Kavi) complete =
(5 + 4 + 5) = 14 units
Hence the value of x is 10 days.
Therefore, 180 work will complete by (Rahul +
9. Answer: C Deepak + Kavi) = 180/14
Rahul does 22.22% work in 8 days means 2/9 part

= 90/7 days.
in 8 days
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10. Answer: A 5 x 12 = 60
Kavi does 27.77% work in 10 days means 5/18 7 x 13 = 91

part in 10 days
11 x 14 = 154
13 x 15 = 195(not 199)
Rahul does 22.22% work in 8 days means 2/9 part
(Note: 2, 3, 5 …… are prime numbers)
in 8 days
13. Answer: D
4 x 6 – 1 = 23
Required difference= 36 – 36 = 0
6 x 8 – 2 = 46
11) Answer: C
8 x 10 – 4 = 76
5 x 4 – 5 = 15
10 x 12 – 8 = 112 (Not 110)

15 x 5 + 6 = 81
81 x 6 – 7 = 479 12 x 14 – 16 = 152
14 x 16 – 32 = 192
479 x 7 – 8 = 3361 (not 3360)
14. Answer: B
3361 x 8 + 9 = 26897
(32 + 4) x 0.5 = 18
12. Answer: E
(18 + 6) x 1.5 = 36
2 x 10 = 20
(36 + 8) x 2.5 = 110

3 x 11 = 33
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(110 + 10) x 3.5 = 420 (not 440)
(420 + 12) x 4.5 = 1944
Answer: A
The correct series is,

The difference of difference is, 122, 102, 82, 62,…
The wrong term is, 1704
English Language
Reading Comprehension would-be space tourists and a $10 million prize is
inspiring designers.The X Prize, created in 1994 to
Directions (1-10): Read the given passage spur the development of new space travel
carefully and answer the questions that follow.
technologies, has attracted at least 21 space
vehicle designs from people in five countries. The
If NSYNC singer Lance Bass can’t afford the $20
non-profit X Prize Foundation, founded by a group
million price tag for a ride into space now, he
of donors inspired by the $25,000 Orteig Prize that
should try again in, say, a decade. But within a
Charles Lindbergh won in 1927, will give the
decade or so, even some of Bass’s fans
prize.Each design team is hoping to develop the
could afford a quick and safe trip to the suborbital
first reusable rocket capable of blasting a pilot
edge of space — roughly 50-60 miles above earth,
and two to five passengers to a height of 62 miles.
says Frank Seitzen,president of the Space
NASA awards astronaut status for flights above 50
Transport Association.
miles. Some design contestants boast that such
“I think you’re maybe 10 or 12 years away from trips will be available by 2005, although the first
having companies that are reliable and that can go few travellers will face $100,000 bills until the
through that process for $5,000 or $10,000,” market matures.
Seitzen said. There’s a hungry demand from
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Despite steep prices and lagging technology, launch planes, are already licensed to operate by
Seitzen and others are convinced that a lucrative the FAA in Virginia, California, Alaska and Florida,
travel business awaits. Space Adventures, a travel and they are eager to welcome extra business from
agency that helped coordinate the first tourist trip space tourists, negating the need to catch a ride
to the International Space Station last year by US to Russia.
businessman Dennis Tito, claims it has collected
For those reasons, suborbital travel may represent
$2 million in deposits from more than 120 would-
a $1 billion a year market, according to Space
be suborbital tourists. For client Wally Funk, who
Adventures President and CEO Eric Anderson.
has paid her deposit, suborbital travel is a
Translated, that’s 10,000
disappointing, yet feasible, alternative to decades
travellers________(3)$100,000 each during the
of trying to reach space. Funk, a retired aviation
first few years of adventure space travel.
safety investigator says, “I would do (a space
station trip) in a heartbeat, but I can’t because I’m
1. Questions
not a millionaire.”
According to the passage,which of the
Compared to Tito’s groundbreaking effort last
following statements is/are true?
year, future suborbital flights look easy.Tito was
subjected to rigid medical requirements and a A.There’s a hungry demand from would-be space
gruelling six-month training course in Russia. But tourists and a $10 million prize is inspiring
suborbital travellers will need only a few days of designers.
training and, pending FAA approval, would have to
pass a much lower bar for medical standards. B.The X Prize, created in 1994 to spur the
development of new space travel 10 technologies,
“We always say that if you can safely ride a has attracted at least 21 space vehicle designs
rollercoaster, then you are fit for a suborbital from people in five countries.
flight,” says Space Adventures spokeswoman
Tereza Predescu. Four commercial spaceports, C.The non-profit X Prize Foundation, founded by
which launch rockets into space like airports a group of donors inspired by the $25,000 Orteig
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Prize that Charles Lindbergh won in 1927, will 3. Questions
give the prize
Who is Frank Seitzen?
D.none of the above
A.president of the Space Transport Association.
E.all of the above
B.president of the Space Research Organization.
2. Questions
C.president of NASA
According to the passage, which of the
D.both (i) and (ii)
following statements is/are false?
E.none of these
A.Compared to Tito’s groundbreaking effort last
year, future suborbital flights look difficult.
4. Questions
B.Tito was subjected to rigid medical

Find a suitable word from the options to fill the
requirements and a gruelling six-month training
blank (3) in the last part of the passage.
course in Russia.
A.paying
C.But suborbital travellers will need only a few
days of training and, pending FAA approval, B.assisting
would have to pass a much lower bar for medical
standards. C.demanding
D.all are false D.asking
E.all are true E.all the above
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5. Questions D.two
According to the passage US businessman E.none of these

Dennis Tito, claims it has collected how much
7. Questions
in deposits from more than 120 would-be
suborbital tourists?
Which of the following is the meaning
of reusable?
A.$3 million
A.stagnant
B.$5 million
B.deliberate
C.$2 million
C.renewable
D.$1 million
D.obsolete
E.none of these
E.None of the above

6. Questions
According to the passage how many 8. Questions
commercial spaceports, which launch rockets

Which of the following is the synonym of afford?
into space like airports launch planes, are
already licensed to operate by the FAA in A.manage
Virginia, California, Alaska and Florida?
B.demand
A.five
C.radical
B.three
D.eliminate
C.four
E.None of the above
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9. Questions Single fillers
Which of the following is the opposite 11. Medical experts……………. that the effects
of feasible? of iodine deficiency are too debilitating to
leave its consumption to choice.
A.viable
A.argues
B.reasonable
B.argument
C.impossible
C.argue
D.conceivable
D.had arguing
E.None of the above
E.None of these
10. Questions
12. Government run schools across the country
Which of the following is the opposite
are ………………….. English language to
of negating ?
children at an earlier stage than before.
A.nullify A.introducing
B.revoke B.introduced
C.cancel
C.has been introducing
D.validate D.have introducing
E.None of the above E.None of these
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13. Venture Debt not only ______ dilution for all C.Streaming
shareholders, it reduces cost of capital,
D.Shown
improves ROE and expands runway.
E.None of these
A.Provides
15. One of the major reasons for the rapid

B.Challenges
adoption of OFSG is that it gives sporting fans
C.helps a way to ______ deeper not just with their
favourite sport, but also with their favourite
D.Reduces players.
E.None of these A.Engage
14. The content sharing arrangement includes B.Look

co-creation of 60+ original content series
which will be _______ exclusively to C.Explore
subscription video on demand subscribers of
D.Either B or C
both platforms.
E.None of these
A.Available
B.Displayed
English – Answers and Explanations
1. Answer: E inspiring designers. The X Prize, created in 1994

to spur the development of new space travel 10
From the lines,”There’s a hungry demand from technologies, has attracted at least 21 space
would-be space tourists and a $10 million prize is vehicle designs from people in five countries. The
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non-profit X Prize Foundation, founded by a 4. Answer: A
group of donors inspired by the $25,000 Orteig
Option A fits the blank perfectly.
Prize that Charles Lindbergh won in 1927, will
give the prize. “, this question can be answered.
Other options don’t make any sense.
2. Answer: A
5. Answer: C
From the lines,

From the lines,
“Compared to Tito’s groundbreaking effort last

“US businessman Dennis Tito, claims it has
year, future suborbital flights look easy. Tito was
collected $2 million in deposits from more than
subjected to rigid medical requirements and a
120 would-be suborbital tourists..”, this question
gruelling six-month training course in Russia. But
can be answered.
suborbital travellers will need only a few days of
training and, pending FAA approval, would have 6. Answer: C
to pass a much lower bar for medical standards.”,
this question can be answered. From the lines,
3. Answer: A “Four commercial spaceports, which launch

rockets into space like airports launch planes, are
From the lines, already licensed to operate by the FAA in Virginia,
California, Alaska and Florida.”,this question can
“But within a decade or so, even some of Bass’s
be answered.
fans could afford a quick and safe trip to the
suborbital edge of space — roughly 50-60 miles 7. Answer: C
above earth, says Frank Seitzen, president of
the Space Transport Association.”, this Reusable - able to be used again or more than
question can be answered. once.
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8. Answer: A 12. Answer: A
Afford - To have enough money to pay for ‘introducing’, fits in the sentence correctly.
9. Answer: C Introduced, has been introducing , have

introducing--- these pairs does not make sense
Feasible -That can be done in practice
grammatically and contextually with the
sentence.
10. Answer: D
Hence these do not fit in the sentence.

Negating- make ineffective; nullify.
13. Answer: D
11. Answer: C
Reduces fits in the sentence correctly

‘argue’, fits in the sentence correctly.
14. Answer: A
Argues, argument, had arguing --- these pairs
does not make sense grammatically and Available fits in the sentence correctly
contextually with the sentence.
15. Answer: A
Hence these do not fit in the sentence.
Engage fits in the sentence correctly
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Score Booster for All Bank Prelims Exams – Day 261

Gatita sits immediate right of Gagana. Gayalini B.Gayalini

2. Who among the following sits exactly B.Ganavi

C.Gargi 5. Which among the following combination is

A.Gayana D.Gatita- shorter side

B.Ganavi E.Ganitha-Longer side

immediately above of the one who likes Samsung.

B.Apple Alphanumerical Series

C.Nokia Directions (11-14): Study the following

D.2 – T - Samsung A.Two

13. If all the numbers from the above E.None of these

15. How many pairs of digits are there in the

E.None of these B.Two

14. How many such symbols are there in the C.None

Reasoning – Answers and Explanations

Gayalini sits immediate neighbour of Ganitha but

The one who likes Apple lives an odd number

Case 1 will be dropped because S stays one of 7.Answer: (C)

the even number floor. S does not like honor and 1 Q U J W G 7 2 I R * Z 5 $ M A

12. Answer: (A)

Consonants are there in the above arrangement,

13. Answer: (C) 15. Answer: (B)

14. Answer: (B)

Only one symbol is there in the above

Directions (1-5): Study the following graph

The line graph shows the total students in four

What is the ratio of the total boys in class L to B.4: 13

A.80 C.25% less

B.70 D.40% more

C.90 E.30% less

D.120 5. In class O, total students is 20% more than

C.160 B.10th April

D.100 C.8th April

E.120 D.12th April

Table DI E.None of these

8. Shankar took 6 days less than Rahul and

D.15 days 11) 5, 15, 81, 479, 3360, 26897

E.None of these A.479

9. If Rahul, Deepak and Kavi started working B.26879

12) 20, 33, 60, 91, 154, 199

D.110 15) 1216, 1250, 1428, 1704, 2048, 2426

E.None of these A.1704

14) 32, 18, 36, 110, 440, 1944 B.2048

Quantitative Aptitude – Answers and Explanations

Required ratio = 100: 60 = 5: 3 Required percentage = (320 - 240)/320 * 100

2. Answer: B = 80/320 * 100 = 25% less

Required average = (80 + 60)/2 = 140/2 = 70 5. Answer: E

3. Answer: B Total students in class O = 200 * 120/100 = 240

LCM of 45,36= 180 units= Total work 8. Answer: A

Rahul does 22.22% work in 8 days means 2/9 part

So, 100% work = 1 part in 8 × 9/2 = 36 days

Kavi does 27.77% work in 10 days means 5/18 7 x 13 = 91

10 x 12 – 8 = 112 (Not 110)

(36 + 8) x 2.5 = 110

(420 + 12) x 4.5 = 1944

The correct series is,

The wrong term is, 1704

B.Tito was subjected to rigid medical

D.all are false D.asking

E.all are true E.all the above

According to the passage US businessman E.none of these

E.None of the above

According to the passage how many 8. Questions

commercial spaceports, which launch rockets