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MOCK TEST4

TestI
English Language

Directions (Q. 110): Read the following passage

carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain
words are given in bold to help you to locate them while
answering some of the questions.
Every survey ever held has shown that the image of an
attractive woman is the most effective advertising gimmick.
She may sit astride the mudguard of a new car, or step into it
ablaze with jewels; she may lie at the mans feet stroking his
new socks; she may hold the petrol pump in a challenging
pass, or dance through woodland glades in slow motion in all
the glory of a new shampoo; whatever she does her image
sells. The gyniolatry of our civilization is written large upon
its face, upon hoardings, cinema screens, television,
newspapers, magazines, tins, packets, cartons, bottles, all
consecrated to the reigning deity, the female fetish. Her
dominion must not be thought to entail the rule of women, for
she is not a woman. Her glossy lips and matt complexion, her
unfocussed eyes and flawless fingers, her extraordinary hair
all floating and shining, curling and gleaming, reveal the
inhuman triumph of cosmetics, lighting, focusing and
printing. She sleeps unruffled, her lips red and juicy and
closed, her eyes as crisp and black as if new painted, and her
false lashes immaculately curled. Even when she washes her
face with a new and creamier toilet soap her expression is an
tranquil and vacant and her paint as flawless as ever. If ever
she should appear tousled and troubled, her features are
miraculously smoothed to their proper veneer by a new
washing powder on a bouillon cube. For she is a doll; weeping,
pouting or sinking, running or reclaiming, she is a doll.
1. What point is the writer trying to make when he says
she may lie at a mans feet striking his new socks?
1) Women like being subservient
2) Women are observed with clothes
3) This is typical posture of women in advertising
4) Women enjoy this kind of intimacy
5) None of these
2. The gyniolatary of our civilization would suggest all
the following except that
1) Women enjoy immense power in modern society
2) The image of women boosts sales as few other things
can

3) Woman worship is all-pervasive in advertising

4) Glamorous and attractive women are the forte of
modern advertising
5) None of these
3. By saying that woman depicted in an advertisement is
not a women, the authors implies that
1) In real life women are less attractive
2) The depiction of women in advertisement is grossly
artificial and unreal
3) In real life women are more dominant
4) In advertisement, a woman is a mere commercial
symbol
5) None of these
4. The authors primary purpose in this passage is
1) To ridicule women
2) To show the dominance of women in advertising
3) To portray the obsession of women with trivial things
4) To depict the emancipation of women
5) None of these
5. To what we may equate, according to the passage, the
reigning deity?
1) A woman eloquent in worldly affairs
2) The king of the god of glamour
3) A woman as an object of obsession
4) A woman as the vanguard of our civilisation
5) None of these
Directions (Q. 68): Choose the word which is most
nearly the same in meaning as used in the passage.
6. TRIUMPH
1) infatuation
2) control
3) desire
4) victory
5) influence
7. VENEER
1) fashion
2) design
3) texture
4) show
5) interior
8. GIMMICK
1) device
2) concept
3) formula
4) stunt
5) gadget
Directions (Q. 910): Choose the word which is most
opposite in meaning as used in the passage.
9. CONSECRATE
1) dedicate
2) deny
3) propitiate
4) accumulate
5) defy
10. TRANQUIL
1) disturbed
2) poised
3) negative
4) defaced
5) effeminate
Directions (Q. 1115): Read each sentence to find out
whether there is any error in it. The error, if any, will be in

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answer. If these is no error, the answer is (5). (Ignore the
errors of punctuation, if any.)
11. (1) Piyush was the one person / (2) who could somehow
manage / (3) to working in that section / (4) for such a
long time. / (5) No error
12. (1) He was driving slowly / (2) down the highway /(3)
when a cat ran / (4) across and he had to brake all of a
sudden. / (5) No error
13. (1) Watch how careful / (2) the sparrow knits / (3) the
straws into one another / (4) to form a nest. / (5) No error
14. (1) Most of the third world / (2) country are experiencing
/ (3) the ethnic or communal problems in various degrees.
/ (5) No error
15. (1) The manager asked the worker / (2) why was he / (3)
again disturbing / (4) the schedule of production./ (5) No
error
Directions (Q. 1625): In the following passage there
are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These
numbers are printed below the passage and against each five
words are suggested, one of which fits the blank
appropriately. Find out the appropriate words.
Recent debates on secularism, though (16) by the
Hindutva campaign, take up much the same issues that (17)
the Constituent Assembly members after independence. There
was much (18) then, as now, about the scope, relevance and
meanings of secularism. There was uncertainty and (19) in
the hallowed precincts of the Assembly, just as clouds of
doubt (20) around academic and political circles today.
Secularism was (21) with western liberalism or with minority
appeasement. It still is. Many members argued then, just as
they do now, that the hegemonic language of secularism
was no more than a western (22), (23) on a traditional society.
The argument is (24) for the Nehru era but not thereafter.
After all, the secular ideology has been in a state of steady
(25) from the early 1970s and its appeal has diminished even
among the westernised intellectuals and middle classes.
16. 1) developed
2) launched
3) spared
4) triggered
5) established
17. 1) throttled
2) engaged
3) did
4) terrified
5) attired
18. 1) delirium
2) debate
3) thrill
4) confusion
5) hoi polloi
19. 1) nihilism
2) cynicism
3) realism
4) opportunities 5) scepticism
20. 1) rumble
2) thunder
3) rain
4) escort
5) hover
21. 1) equalled
2) equated
3) entrusted
4) endangered 5) encumbered
22. 1) import
2) influence
3) tradition
4) immigrant
5) contour
23. 1) planted
2) grafted
3) going
4) eschewed
5) splashed

24. 1) tenuous
2) tenable
3) obsolete
4) empirical
5) logical
25. 1) progress
2) decline
3) race
4) work
5) movement
Directions (Q. 2630): Rearrange the following
sentences in the proper sequence so as to form a meaningful
paragraph. Then answer the questions given below them.
(A) A case in point is the programme involving the
Sardar Sarovar Dam, which would displace about
2,00,000 people.
(B) Critics decry the fact that a major development
institution appears to absorb more capital than it
distributes to borrowers.
(C) For all its faults, critics, however, concede that the
bank remains a relatively efficient instrument for
distribution of development aid money.
(D) One of the key complaints focuses on this nonprofit banks recent profitability.
(E) Although the lives of millions of people around the
globe have been improved by the banks activities,
it is now under fire.
(F)The bank is also being blamed for large-scale
involuntary resettlement to make way for dams and
other construction projects.
26. Which of the following will be the FIRST sentence of
the paragraph?
1) D
2) B
3) E
4) C
5) A
27. Which of the following will be the FIFTH sentence of
the paragraph?
1) C
2) D
3) B
4) A
5) E
28. Which of the following will be the SECOND sentence of
the paragraph?
1) E
2) B
3) A
4) F
5) D
29. Which of the following will be the LAST
sentence of the paragraph?
1) F
2) B
3) A
4) E
5) C
30. Which of the following will be the FOURTH sentence of
the paragraph?
1) A
2) B
3) D
4) F
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TestII
Quantitative Aptitude

Directions (Q. 3140): What will come in place of the

question mark(?) in the following questions?

31. 25 + 125 2 = ?
1) 375
2) 30
3) 6250
4) 152
5) None of these
32. 150% of 15 + 75% of 75 = ?
1) 78.75
2) 75.75
3) 135
4) 135
5) None of these
33.

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4 2

256

1) 8
4) 1

34.

35.

2) 6
3) 4
5) None of these

10,000 100 ?

1)

1
2

2) 2

4)

1
8

5) None of these

20 40

20
3
4) -192

1)

1 30
5 25

3)

1
4

400
3)
3
5) None of these

2)

400
3

36. 17 7.5 17 3.5 17 4.5 17 ?

1) 6
2) 8.5
3) 7.5
4) 8.5
5) None of these
37. 125% of 320 + ?% of 125 = 440
1) 46
2) 42
3) 50
4) 32
5) None of these
3 4
5
of of of ? 36
5 9
8
1) 200
2) 328
3) 216
4) 260
5) None of these
39. 425 16.95 ? = 225
1) 11
2) 0.8
3) 9
4) 19
5) 0.9
40. 198.995 12.005 + 16.25 6.95 = ?
1) 2580
2) 2550
3) 2400
4) 1450
5) 2500
Directions (Q. 4145): In each of the following series,
only one number is wrong. You have to find out that wrong
number.
41. 27 17 22 42 92 237.5 718.5
1) 17
2) 42
3) 237.5
4) 22
5) 92
42. 7 11 18 35 67 131 259
1) 18
2) 35
3) 11
4) 131
5) 67
43. 7 4 5 9 18 52.5 160.5
1) 4
2) 5
3) 9
4) 52.5
5) 18

38.

44. 5 6 33 158 374 1230 2561

1) 374
2) 33
3) 6
4) 1230
5) 158
45. 12 11 18 45 196 795 4734
1) 795
2) 196
3) 45
4) 18
5) 11
46. On the Independence Day, sweets were to be equally
distributed amongst 350 children. But on that particular
day, 25 children were absent. Thus, each child got 5 extra
sweets. How many sweets did each child get?
1) 55
2) 70
3) 50
4) 65
5) None of these
47. 24 men can complete a piece of work in 16 days. The
same work can be completed by 8 women in 72 days,
whereas 24 children take 32 days to complete it. If 10
men, 15 women and 24 children work together, in how
many days can the work be completed?
1) 18
2) 8
3) 22
4) 12
5) None of these
48. How many seven-digit numbers can be made from the
number 3428651, using each digit only once?
1) 49
2) 180
3) 5040
4) 2520
5) None of these
49. If the difference between the simple interest and
compound interest earned on an amount @ 15 p.c.p.a. at
the end of 3 years is Rs 595.35, what is the amount?
1) Rs 8,400
2) Rs 9,200
3) Rs 6,800
4) Cannot be determined
5) None of these
50. The number obtained by interchanging the digits of a
two-digit number is greater than the original number by
9. If the sum of the two digits of the number is 13, what is
the original number?
1) 58
2) 76
3) 78
4) Cannot be determined
5) None of these
51. In an examination it is required to get 36% of the aggregate
marks to pass. A student gets 198 marks and is declared
failed by 36 marks. What is the maximum aggregate marks
a student can get?
1) 550
2) 650
3) 480
4) Cannot be determined
5) None of these
52. If x + y = 15 and xy = 56, then what is the value of
(x)2 + (y)2?
1) 113
2) 121
3) 110
4) Cannot be determined
5) None of these
53. The total number of students studying in a school is
6754. The ratio of the total number of girls to the total
number of boys studying in the school is 5 : 6. What is
the total number of boys studying in the school?
1) 3070
2) 3592
3) 3090
4) 3684
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54. A canteen requires 105 kg of wheat for a week. How

many kg of wheat will it require for 58 days?
1) 406
2) 870
3) 708
4) 536
5) None of these
55. The cost of 3 digital cameras and 5 cell phones is Rs
35,290. What is the cost of 9 digital cameras and 15 cell
phones?
1) Rs 1,05,870
2) Rs 6,46,960
3) Rs 1,76,450
4) Cannot be determined
5) None of these
56. If an amount of Rs 28,956 is distributed equally
amongst 16 persons, how much amount would each
person get?
1) Rs 1,809.50
2) Rs 1,890
3) Rs 1,890.75
4) Rs 1,900
5) None of these
57. In how many different ways can 6 children be seated on
6 seats?
1) 360
2) 120
3) 590
4) 740
5) None of these
58. The average of 5 consecutive odd numbers A, B, C, D
and E is 47. What is the product of A and D?
1) 2107
2) 1935
3) 2021
4) 2193
5) None of these
59. In the following number series one number is wrong.
Find out the wrong number.
17 22 32 45 67 92
1) 67
2) 32
3) 22
4) 45
5) None of these
60. The circumference of a circular plot is 396 metres. What
is the area of the circular plot?
1) 9,856 sq m
2) 18,634 sq m
3) 12,474 sq m
4) 9,446 sq m
5) None of these
Directions (Q. 6165): Study the following table
carefully to answer the questions that follow.
Number of women working in various departments of
six different organisations

62. What is the average number of women working in the

Finance department from all organisations together?
1) 226
2) 283
3) 312
4) 308
5) None of these
63. Which organisation has the least number of women
employees working in all the given departments together?
1) T
2) R
3) U
4) S
5) None of these
64. What is the ratio of the number of women working in the
IT department from organisations P, Q and U together to
the number of women working in the Marketing
department of organisations P, S and T together?
1) 59 : 33
2) 96 : 31
3) 71 : 19
4) 71 : 23
5) None of these
65. If the women working in the Production department of
organisation Q were also to work in its Merchandising
department, what would be the approximate percentage
of women employees working for the Merchandising
department of organisation Q?
1) 19
2) 26
3) 11
4) 23
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TestIII
Reasoning Ability

66. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and
so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong
to that group?
1) Pear
2) Jackfruit
3) Watermelon
4) Papaya
5) Mango
67. How many pairs of letters are there in the word
EXPLOSION which have as many letters between them
as in the English alphabet?
1) One
2) Two
3) Three
4) Four
5) None of these
68. If it is possible to make only one meaningful English
word from the sixth, the fifth, the twelfth and the fourth
letters of the word IMAGINATIONS, using each letter
only once, the second letter of that word is your answer.
If no such word can be made mark X as your answer,
and if more than one such word can be formed mark M
as your answer.
1) I
2) N
3) S
4) X
5) M
69. In a certain code language the word NUMERICAL is
written as LMUIREACN. How will the word PUBLISHED
be written in that language?
1) DUBSILEHP 2) DBULISEHP 3) DUBILSEHP
4) DBUSILEHP 5) None of these
70. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and
so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong
to that group?

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Department
Organisation
P

ProduMar- MerchHR IT Finance

ction
keting andising
155 250 320 405
150
50

178

300 415

318

127

90

58

275 204

250

188

66

102

190 198

200

190

75

110

100 256

305

250

85

60

150 225

220

168

35

61. The number of women working in the HR department

from organisation S is what per cent of the total number
of women working in the HR departments from all
organisations together? (rounded off to two digits after
decimal)
1) 13.45
2) 19.16
3) 21.92
4) 15.02
5) None of these

1) 143
2) 63
3) 195
4) 15
5) 257
71. In a certain code language, 851 means good sweet
fruit; 783 menas good red rose and 341 measn
rose and fruit. Which of the following digits stands for
sweet in that language?
1) 8
2) 5
3) 1
4) 3
5) None of these
Directions (Q. 7276): Answer these questions
referring to the symbol-letter-number sequence given below:
J # X 2 D $ Q Z 6 K 1 G O @ L7 CA* 4 R 9 3 B 5
72. What is the total member of the letters immediately
preceded by a number belonging to the second half of
the sequence and the symbols immediately preceded
by a letter belonging to the second half of the English
alphabet in the above sequence?
1) Six
2) Five
3) Four
4) Three
5) None of these
73. If the second half of the series is written in the reverse
order which of the following will be twelfth element to
the right of seventh element from your left?
1) B
2)
3)
4) 3
5) None of these
74. Which of the following will be ninth element to the left of
the 17th element from your left in the above series?
1) 6
2) Z
3)
4) Q
5) None of these
75. How many letters in the sequence either immediately
precede a number or immediately follow a symbol?
1) Five
2) Six
3) Eight
4) Four
5) None of these
76. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and
hence form a group. Which one does not belong to the
group?
1) QKO
2) D6
3) #$
4) @A9
5) 1 A
77. I am facing South. I turn right and walk 20 m. Then I turn
right again and walk 10 m. Then I turn left and walk 10 m
and then turning right walk 20 m. Then I turn right again
and walk 60 m. In which direction am I from the starting
point?
1) North
2) North-west
3) East
4) North-east
5) None of these
78. In a row, Rama is twelfth from the left end, Ramu is 19th
from the right end. After their places are interchanged,
Rama becomes 21st from the left end. How many students
are there in the row?
1) 52
2) 40
3) 39
4) Data inadequate
5) None of these
79. Pointing to a boy, Meena says, He is the son of my
grandfathers only son. How is the boys mother related
to Meena?

1) Mother
2) Aunt
3) Sister
4) Data inadequate
5) None of these
Directions (Q. 8082): Study the following information
carefully to answer the questions given below.
(i) Six friends, A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting along the
sides of a hexagonal table for playing a game, though
not necessarily in the same order.
(ii) F, who is sitting exactly opposite of A, is to the
immediate right of B.
(iii) D is between A and B and is exactly opposite of C.
80. A is siting between which of the following pairs of
persons?
1) D and E
2) B and E
3) B and C
4) E and C
5) None of these
81. Four of the following pairs are alike in a certain way on
the basis of sitting positions and so form a group. Which
is the one that does not belong to the group?
1) A, D
2) B, C
3) B, F
4) C, E
5) E, A
82. Who is sitting opposite of B?
1) C
2) A
3) E
4) Data inadequate
5) None of these
Directions (Q. 8384): Study the information given below
and answer the questions following it:
Mohan is son of Aruns fathers sister. Prakash is son of
Reva, who is mother of Vikash and grandmother of Arun.
Pranab is father of Neela and grandfather of Mohan. Reva is
wife of Pranab.
83. How is Mohan related to Reva?
1) Grandson
2) Son
3) Nephew
4) Data inadequate
5) None of these
84. How is Vikashs wife related to Neela?
1) Sister
2) Niece
3) Sister-in-law
4) Data inadequate
5) None of these
Directions (Q. 8589): In each question below are given
two statements followed by four conclusions numbered I, II,
III and IV. You have to take the given statements to be true
even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known
facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the
given conclusions logically follows from the given statements,
disregarding commonly known facts.
85. Statements: All spoons are bowls.
Some bowls are plates.
Conclusions: I. Some spoons are plates.
II. Some bowls are spoons.
III. Some plates are spoons.
IV. All bowls are spoons.
1) Only I follows
2) Only II follows
3) Only II and III follow 4) Only I and II follow
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86. Statements:

Some dogs are cats.

No cat is a cow.
Conclusions:
I. Some cats are dogs.
II. Some cows are dogs.
III. No dog is a cow.
IV. Some cats are not dogs.
1) Only I and II follow
2) Only II follows
3) Only III and IV follow 4) Only III follows
5) None of these
87. Statements:
All bats are flies.
All rats are bats.
Conclusions:
I. All flies are rats.
II. All bats are rats.
III. All rats are flies.
IV. Some flies are not bats.
1) Only I and III follow
2) Only III and IV follow
3) Only III and IV follow 4) Only II and III follow
5) None of these
88. Statements:
All cups are saucers.
All pots are cups.
Conclusions:
I. All pots are saucers.
II. All saucers are cups.
III. Some cups are pots.
IV. Some saucers are pots.
1) Only I and III follow
2) Only II and IV follow
3) Only I, III and IV follow 4) All follow
5) None of these
89. Statements:
Some boats are buses.
All trains are buses.
Conclusions:
I. No train is a boat.
II. All buses are trains.
III. Some buses are boats.
IV. Some trains are boats.
1) Either I or IV and III follow
2) Only IV follows
3) Only I and III follow
4) Only III and IV follow
5) None of these
Directions (Q. 9094): In the following questions,
certain symbols are used with the following meanings:
(i) A # B means A is not greater than B.
(ii) A $ B means A is neither smaller than nor equal to B.
(iii) A ? B means A is neither greater than nor smaller
than B.
(iv) A * B means A is neither greater than nor equal to B.
(v) A @ B means A is not smaller than B.
Now in each of the following questions, assuming the
given statements to be true, find which of the two conclusions
I and II given below them is/are definitely true. Give answer
1) if only conclusion I is true;
2) if only conclusion II is true;
3) if either I or II is true;
4) if neither I nor II is true; and
5) if both I and II are true.

90. Statements: P$Q, R@S, P*R

Conclusions: I. Q*R
II. P#S
91. Statements: U$V, W*X, U@X
Conclusions: I. V@X
II. V*X
92. Statements: K#T, D$F, T*F
Conclusions: I. K*D
II. D$T
93. Statements: M$N, G@H, N?H
Conclusions: I. M@H
II. M$G
94. Statements: G@M, N#L, G*L
Conclusions: I. G@N
II. L$M
Directions (Q 95100): Study the following information
carefully and answer the questions given below:
(i) A # B means A is the son of B.
(ii) A B means A is the daughter of B.
(iii) A B means A is the father of B.
(iv) A B means A is the mother of B.
(v) A B means A is the paternal grandfather of B.
(vi) A B means A is the sister of B.
Now, answer the questions given below:
95. P # L T F G
How is P related to G, according to the equation shown
above?
1) Father
2) Mother
3) Uncle
4) Aunt
5) Data inadequate
96. In which equation is S represented as the wife of P?
1) P T M Z S
2) P T M Z # S
3) P T # M Z S
4) S Z M T P
5) P T # Z M S
97. F H I ? J K
Which of the following symbols will replace the question
mark (?) in order to give the meaning (from the equation)
that F is the grandfather of K?
1) #
2)
3)
4)
5)
98. Look at these five equations. The gender of how many
elements is not known?
I. A B # C D E
II. F G H I J
III. K L M N # O
IV. P Q R S T
V. U V W X # Y
1) One
2) Two
3) Three
4) Four
5) Five
99. Look at the three equations carefully and find out how A
is related to M.
I. A B C D # E
II. E # F G H M

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1) Wife
2) Sister
3) Mother
4) Data inadequate
5) Sister-in-law
100. The positions of the first and the fifth digits in the number
84329517 are interchanged. Similarly, the positions of

the second and the sixth digits are interchanged, and so

on. Which of the following will be the second element
from the right end after the rearrangement?
1) 3
2) 4
3) 2
4) 9
5) None of these

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Answers and explanations

1. 3;
2. 1;
3. 4;
4. 2;
5. 3;

6. 4
11. 3;
12. 5;
13. 1;
14. 2;
15. 2;
16. 4;
17. 2;
18. 4;

The explanation of the answer can be found in the

preceding sentence of the question line.
The power in our society is nowhere mentioned in
the passage.
Here woman has been a representative of an attractive
advertising object and not as a human being.
Only by a careful reading of the passage can we reach
on this conclusion.
Again the term reigning deity has been used for an
attractive lady who is presented as matter of
obsession.
7. 3
8. 1
9. 2
10. 1
It should be to work because manage is followed by
the infinitive.
The sentence is correct.
Replace adjective careful by adverb carefully because
it modifies the verb knits.
Most of implies a selection from many; so, countries.
It should be why he was.
If A is triggered by B, B causes it to begin to happen.
Nothing in the passage suggests the severity
indicated by (1) and (4).
Confusion is in keeping with uncertainty and
doubt.
Same as above. If you are a sceptic, you have a
tendency to doubt things.
If you hover, you are in an uncertain or unsettled
situation.
If you equate A with B, you say that A has the same
effect as B.
Since the idea comes from abroad, as the word western
suggests, it is an import.
If you graft one idea on to another, you try to join
them.
If an argument is tenable, it is reasonable and can be
successfully defended against criticism. That is to
say, the argument does not hold good at all after the
Nehru era. When the ideology itself is losing appeal,
whence the West-East argument?
The clue lies in diminished.
27. 4
28. 5
29. 5
30. 4
? = 25 + (125 2)
= 25 + 250 = 275
? = 150% of 15 + 75% of 75

150 15 75 75
2250
=
100
100
100
= 22.50 + 56.25 = 78.75

33. 3;

or, 2 4 1 2
?=4

34. 1;

256

4 10,000

or,

5625
100

28

100?

10 4

100 ?

or, 10 = 100? = 100 12

? = 12
20 40

35. 3;

1
5

20 40

800
=
6

30
25
1
5

25
30

400
3

36. 2; 17 7.5 17 3.5 17 4.5

17 ?

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19. 5;
20. 5;
21. 2;
22. 1;
23. 2;
24. 2;

25. 2;
26. 3
31. 5;
32. 1;

or, 17 7.5 17 3.5 17 4.5 178.5

or, ? = 8.5
37. 4; 125% of 320 + ?% of 125 = 440
or,

? 125
100

? = 40

38. 3;

440

100
125

125
320
100

32

3
4
5
of
of
of ? = 3
5
9
8

5 8 9
or, ? = 216
3 5 4
39. 3; 425 16.95 ? = 225

or, ?

36

425 ?
225 17
225 or, ?
17
425
40. 5; 198.995 12.005 + 16.25 6.95 = ?
? 199 12 + 16 7 2388 + 112
or, ? 2500

or,

41. 4; Here 27 0.5 + 0.5 7 = 17; 17 1 + 1 6 = 23

23 1.5 + 1.5 5 = 42; 42 2 + 2 4 = 92
92 2.5 + 2.5 3 = 237.5; 237.5 3 + 3 2 = 718.5.
42. 1; The series is 2 3; 2 3; ... and so on,
Hence, 18 should be replaced by 19.
43. 5; The series is 0.5 + 0.5; 1 + 1; 1.5 + 1.5; 2 + 2; 2.5
+ 2.5; 3 + 3.
Hence, 18 should be replaced by 20.
44. 1; Here
5 13 6 ; 6 33 33 ; 33 53 158 ;
158 7 3 = 501; 501 9 3 1230;

234 100
36

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1230 113

2561.

2 22 ;

45. 2; The series is 1 12 ;

3 32 ;

4 42 ;

5 5 2 ; 6 6 2.
Hence, 196 should be replaced by 164.
46. 2; Suppose each student gets x sweets. Then
325 x = 350 (x 5)
25x = 5 350
x = 70 sweets.
47. 4; We have;
24 16 men = 8 72 women = 24 32 children
2 men = 3 women = 4 children
Now, 10 m + 15 w + 24 ch

= 10 men + 15

2
2
men 24
men = 32 men
3
4

24 16
12 days.
32
48. 3; Required number of seven-digit numbers = 7! = 5040
49. 1; Simple interest equivalent to compound interest for 3
years @ 15% is calculated as follows:

Max. Marks

650.

52. 1; x + y = 15
xy = 56
(x, y) = (7, 8) or (8, 7)
In both cases, x 2

53. 4; Total no. of boys =

y2

113 .

6754
6 = 3684
5 6

105
58 = 870 kg
7
3 Digital Cameras + 5 Cell Phones = Rs 35290
3(3 Digital Cameras + 5 Cell Phones)
= 335290 = Rs 1,05,870
28956 16 = Rs 1809.75
Required number of ways = 6! = 720
The numbers are 43, 45, 47, 49, 51
A D = 43 51 = 2193
The series is: +5, +10, +15, +20, +25
So, 45 is wrong. It should be 47.

54. 2; Wheat required for 58 days

55. 1;

56. 5;
57. 5;
58. 4;
59. 4;

60. 3; 2 r = 396 is r =

396 7
2 22

63

22
63 63 12, 474 sq m.
7
61. 4; The required per cent
2
area = r

required no. of days

190
100
250 300 275 190 100 150

190 100
15.02%
1265
62. 2; The required average

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For 2 years = 2 15

15 2
100

30 2.25 32.25

32.25 15
100
= 47.25 + 4.8375 = 52.0875%
% difference in CI and SI = 52.0875 15 3 = 7.0875
7.0875% of amount = 595.35
595.35 100
Rs 8400
Amount
7.0875
9
1
50. 5; Difference of 2 digits =
9
Sum of 2 digits = 13

405 318 250 200 305 220

6

1698
6

For 3 years = 32.25 + 15

13 1 13 1
,
= 7 and 6
2
2
original number = 67
51. 2; Pass marks = 198 + 36 = 234
36% of Max. Marks = 234

the digits are

63. 3;

283

Organisation Number of total women working

P
1330
Q
1428
R
1041
S
955
T
1106
U
858

64. 5; The ratio =

320 415 225

150 190 250

960
= 96 : 59
590

65. 1; The required per cent

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(178 90)
100
=
(178 300 415 318 127 90)

268
100 18.76%
1428
66. 3; Except it all others have trees.

67. 3; E X P L O S I O N

68. 5; SING, SIGN

69. 4; The positions change as follows:
1
9, 2
3, 3
2, 4
6, 5
5,
6
4, 7
8, 8
7, 9
1.
70. 5; The given numbers can be written as follows:
143 12 2 1 ; 63 8 2 1 ;
195 14 2 1 ; 15 4 2 1
But, 257 16 2 1
Obviously, except 257, others can be written in the
form x 2 1.
71. 2; In the first and second statements, the common code
digit is 8 and the common word is good. So, 8
means good. In the first and third statements, the
common code digit is 1 and the common word is
fruit. So 1 means fruit. Thus, in the first statement,
5 means sweet.
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72. 4; J # X 2 D $ Q Z 6 K 1 G O @ L 7 C A * 4 R 9 3
B 5
73. 1
74. 2
75. 3; J # X 2 D $ Q Z 6 K 1 G O @ L 7 C A * 4 R 9 3
B 5
76. 5; The rest have, there is a gap of three elements each.
77. 4; The movements of the person are form A to F, as
shown in Fig. Clearly, the final position is F which is
to the North-east of the starting point A .

B
F
80. 1
81. 2; The rest are sitting adjacent to each other.
82. 3
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Pranab
Reva
(+)
(-)
|
* or Neela Prakash Vikash
(-)
(+)
|
Mohan
Arun
(+)
83. 1
84. 3
85. 2; All spoons are bowls
conversion
Some bowls
are spoons. Hence II follows. No other conclusion
follows.
86. 5 87. 5
88. 3
89. 1
90. 1; P > Q ...(i), R S ... (ii), P < R ... (iii)
From (i) and (iii), we get R > P > Q
R>Q
or, Q < R. Hence I is true.
From (ii) and (iii), we get P < R S
no conclusion.
Hence II is not true.
91. 3; U > V ...(i), W < X ...(ii), U X ... (iii)
From (i) and (iii), we get V < U X
no conclusion,
means either V > X, or V = X, or V < X. Hence either I
or II is true.
92. 5; K T ... (i), D > F ...(ii), T < F ...(iii)
From (ii) and (iii), we get D > F >T
D >T. Hence II
is true.
From II and (i), we get, D > T K
D > K or K < D.
Hence I is true.
93. 4
94. 2; G M .. (i), N L ... (ii), G < L...(iii)
From (ii) and (iii), we get G < L
N
no
conclusions. Hence I is false.
From (i) and (iii), we get L > G M
L > M. Hence
II is true.
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95. 5; Here,
L( )
|
P( )

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E

20 m

60 m

10 m C
10 m
B 20 m A

78. 3; Total no. of students = (21 + 19) 1 = 39 students.

79. 1; Ones grandfathers only son
ones father. And
the son of ones father
Ones brother or oneself.
Hence, the mother of the boy is Meenas mother.

T(

F(

Hence, P is either father or uncle of G.

96. 5; From 2) we get

P( )
S( )
|
|
T( ) M ( ) Z (
Hence, S is the wife of P.
97. 5; Replacing ? by , we get

99. 5; Here, we have

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F( )
|
H( )
|
I( ) J (

98. 2; In equation I, we have no information about Es

gender. Also, in equation (IV), we have no information
about Ts gender.

A (-)
|

F(+)
|
E (+)

I (-)

B(-) C(-) D(+)

G(-) H(-)

M (+)
|

J(-) K(-) L (-)

Now, F is the paternal grandfather of G. Therefore, we

come to know that M is the son of F and brother of E.
Hence, A is the sister-in-law of M.
100. 1; After making the changes, we get the following
arrangement of the digits:
95178432
Hence, the second digit from the right end is 3.

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