CAT 1995 Question Paper with Answer Key PDF is available for download. CAT 1995 Question Paper was a set of 185 questions. A total of 120 minutes or 2 hours were allotted to complete the 185 questions.
- All the questions were distributed across 4 sections I e. Verbal Ability, Data Interpretation, Problem Solving/ Quant, and Reading Comprehension.
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Question 1:
Find the odd word out from the given set:
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Almost all school teachers insist that a student's mother is responsible for the student's conduct as well as his dress. Identify the incorrect part.
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In the forthcoming elections, every man and woman must vote for the candidate of their choice. Identify the incorrect part.
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If one has to decide about the choice of a career, you should choose that option which is really beneficial. Identify the incorrect part.
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It is essential that diseases like tuberculosis are detected and treated as early as possible in order to assure a successful cure. Identify the incorrect part.
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The Mumbai police have found the body of a man who they believe to be the prime suspect in a murder case. Identify the incorrect part.
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Limpid : Murky
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"Limpid" means clear, and "Murky" means dark or unclear—they are antonyms.
Similarly, "Bright" is the opposite of "Gloomy". The other options are either synonyms or unrelated in meaning. Quick Tip: Identify whether the original pair is a synonym pair, antonym pair, or has a specific relationship before matching.
Ease : Alleviate
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Secret : Clandestine
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Drama : Audience
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Building : Storey
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Germane : Pertinent
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"Germane" and "Pertinent" are synonyms, both meaning relevant. Options (a), (b), and (c) also pair synonyms.
However, "Excited" and "Serene" are antonyms, not synonyms. Hence, (d) is the least similar. Quick Tip: Identify the relationship in the original pair (synonym, antonym, part-whole, et(c)) and eliminate the option that breaks the pattern.
Sail : Ship
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A "Sail" propels a "Ship". Similarly, a "Propeller" propels an "Aeroplane", "Hydrogen" propels a "Balloon", and an "Accelerator" propels a "Car".
A "Radar" does not propel a "Satellite" — it is used for detection and guidance, not movement. Quick Tip: Focus on the functional relationship in analogy questions — here it was 'propels'.
Cosmic : Universe
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Canine : Dog
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"Canine" describes a "Dog", "Feline" describes a "Cat", "Serpentine" describes a "Cobra", and "Vulpine" describes a "Fox".
"Aquiline" refers to an eagle-like shape (especially nose), not a "Parrot", hence it is the odd one. Quick Tip: Many analogy questions are based on animal adjectives — remember them.
Xenophobia : Foreigners
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"Xenophobia" is a fear or dislike of "Foreigners". "Anglophobia" is dislike of "Englishmen", "Bibliophobia" is dislike of "Books", "Hemophobia" is fear of "Blood".
"Claustrophobia" is fear of enclosed spaces, not "Height" — fear of heights is called "Acrophobia". Quick Tip: Break down Greek/Latin roots to identify meanings — 'phobia' = fear, 'xeno' = foreign, 'claustro' = closed space.
Arrange the following four sentences in a proper sequence to form a coherent paragraph:
(a) Where there is division there must be conflict, not only division between man and woman, but also division on the basis of race, religion and language.
(b) We said the present condition of racial divisions, linguistic divisions has brought out so many wars.
(c) Also we went into the question as to why does this conflict between man and man exist.
(d) May we continue with what we were discussing last evening?
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Arrange the following four sentences in a proper sequence to form a coherent paragraph:
(a) No other documents give us so intimate a sense of the tone and temper of the first generation poets.
(b) Part of the interest of the journal is course historical.
(c) And the clues to Wordsworth's creative processes which the journal affords are of decisive significance.
(d) Not even in their own letters do Wordsworth and Coleridge stand so present before us than they do through the references in the journal.
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Arrange the following four sentences in a proper sequence to form a coherent paragraph:
(a) These high plans died, slowly but definitively, and were replaced by the dream of a huge work on philosophy.
(b) In doing whatever little he could of the new plan, the poet managed to write speculations on theology, and political theory.
(c) The poet’s huge ambitions included writing a philosophic epic on the origin of evil.
(d) However, not much was done in this regard either, with only fragments being written.
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Arrange the following four sentences in a proper sequence to form a coherent paragraph:
(a) We can never leave off wondering how that which has ever been should cease to be.
(b) As we advance in life, we acquire a keener sense of the value of time.
(c) Nothing else, indeed, seems to be of any consequence; and we become misers in this sense.
(d) We try to arrest its few last tottering steps, and to make it linger on the brink of the grave.
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Arrange the following four sentences in a proper sequence to form a coherent paragraph:
(a) There is no complete knowledge about anything.
(b) Our thinking is the outcome of knowledge, and knowledge is always limite(d)
(c) Knowledge always goes hand in hand with ignorance.
(d) Therefore, our thinking which is born out of knowledge, is always limited under all circumstances.
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1. Currency movements can have a dramatic impact on equity returns for foreign investors.
(a) This is not surprising as many developing economies try to peg their exchange rates to the US dollar or to a basket of currencies.
(b) Many developing economies manage to keep exchange rate volatility lower than that in the industrial economies.
(c) India has also gone in for the full float on the current account and abolished the managed exchange rate.
(d) Dramatic exceptions are Argentina, Brazil and Nigeri(a)
6. Another emerging market specific risk is liquidity risk.
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1. All human beings are aware of the existence of a power greater than that of the mortals — the name given to such a power by individuals is an outcome of birth, education and choice.
(a) This power provides an anchor in times of adversity, difficulty and trouble.
(b) Industrial organisations also contribute to the veneration of this power by participating in activities such as religious ceremonies and festivities organised by the employees.
(c) Their other philanthropic contributions include the construction and maintenance of religious places such as temples or gurdwaras.
(d) Logically, therefore, such a power should be remembered in good times also.
6. The top management/managers should participate in all such events, irrespective of their personal beliefs.
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1. Total forgiveness for a mistake generates a sense of complacency towards target achievement among the employees.
(a) In such a situation the work ethos gets distorted and individuals get a feeling that they can get away with any lapse.
(b) The feeling that they develop is: whether I produce results or not, the management will not punish me or does not have the guts to punish me.
(c) Also, excess laxity damages management credibility, because for a long time, the management has maintained that dysfunctional behaviour will result in punishment, and when something goes wrong, it fails to take specific punitive action.
(d) The severity of the punishment may be reduced, by modifying it, but some action must be taken against the guilty so as to serve as a reminder for all others in the organisation.
6. Moreover, it helps establish the management’s image of being firm, fair and yet human.
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1. But the vessel kept going away.
(a) He looked anxiously aroun(d)
(b) There was nothing to see but the water and empty sky.
(c) He could now barely see her funnel and masts when she reappeared on top of a huge wave.
(d) He did not know for what.
6. A breaking wave slapped him in the face, choking him.
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1. Managers must lead by example; they should not be averse to giving a hand in manual work if require(d)
(a) They should also update their competence to guide their subordinates; this would be possible only if they keep in regular touch with new processes, machines, instruments, gauges, systems and gadgets.
(b) Work must be allocated to different groups and team members in clear, specific terms.
(c) Too much of wall-building is detrimental to the exercise of the 'personal charisma' of the leader whose presence should not be felt only through notices, circulars or memos, but by being seen physically.
(d) Simple, clean living among one's people should be insisted upon.
6. This would mean maintaining an updated organization chart, laying down job descriptions, identifying key result areas, setting personal targets, and above all, monitoring of performance to meet organizational goals.
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1. The top management should perceive the true worth of people and only then make friends.
(a) Such 'true friends' are very few and very rare.
(b) Factors such as affluence, riches, outward sophistication and conceptual abilities are not prerequisites for genuine friendship.
(c) Such people must be respected and kept close to the heart.
(d) Business realities call for developing a large circle of acquaintances and contacts; however, all of them will be motivated by their own self-interest and it would be wrong to treat them as genuine friends.
6. There is always a need for real friends to whom one can turn for balanced, unselfish advice, more so when one is caught in a dilemm(a)
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1. Managers, especially the successful ones, should guard against ascribing to themselves qualities and attributes which they may not have, or may have in a measure much less than what they think they have.
(a) External appearances can be deceptive.
(b) To initiate action without being in possession of full facts can lead to disastrous results.
(c) Also, one should develop confidants who can be used as sounding boards, in order to check one's own thinking against that of others.
(d) It is also useful to be receptive to feedback about oneself so that a real understanding of the 'self' exists.
6. A false perception can be like wearing coloured glasses — all facts get tainted by the colour and the mind interprets them wrongly to fit into the perception.
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1. Conflicting demands for resources are always voiced by different functions/departments in an organization.
(a) Every manager examines the task entrusted to him and evaluates the resources require(d)
(b) Availability of resources in full measure makes task achievement easy, because it reduces the effort needed to somewhat make-do.
(c) A safety cushion is built into demand for resources, to offset the adverse impact of any cut imposed by the seniors.
(d) This aspect needs to be understood as a reality.
6. Dynamic, energetic, growth-oriented and wise managements are always confronted with the inadequacy of resources with respect to one of the four Ms (men, machines, money and materials) and the two Ts (time and technology).
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1. Despite the passage of time, a large number of conflicts continue to remain alive, because the wronged parties, in reality or in imagination, wish to take revenge upon each other, thus creating a vicious circle.
(a) At times, managers are called upon to take ruthless decisions in the long-term interests of the organization.
(b) People hurt others, at times knowingly, to teach them a lesson and, at other times, because they lack correct understanding of the other person's stan(d)
(c) The delegation of any power, to any person, is never absolute.
(d) Every ruthless decision will be accepted easily if the situation at the moment of committing the act is objectively analysed, shared openly and discussed rationally.
6. Power is misused; its effects can last only for a while, since employees are bound to confront it some day, more so the talented ones.
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1. Managers need to differentiate among those who commit an error once, those who are repetitively errant but can be corrected, and those who are basically wicke(d)
(a) The persons in this category will resort to sweet-talk and make all sorts of promises on being caught, but, at the first opportunity, will revert to their bad ways.
(b) Managers must take ruthless action against the basically wicked and ensure their separation from the organization at the earliest.
(c) The first category needs to be corrected softly and duly counselled; the second category should be dealt with firmly and duly counselled till they realize the danger of persisting with their errant behaviour.
(d) It is the last category of whom the managers must be most wary.
6. The punishment must be fair and based on the philosophy of giving all the possible opportunities and help prior to taking ruthless action.
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1. Some bubbies are not dubbles
2. Some dubbles are not bubbles
3. No one who is rubbles is dubbles
4. All dubbles are rubbles
5. Some dubbles are bubbles
6. Some who are rubbles are not bubbles
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1. Some men are bad
2. All men are sad
3. All bad things are men
4. All bad things are sad
5. Some sad things are men
6. Some sad things are bad
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1. All Toms are bright
2. No bright Toms are Dicks
3. Some Toms are Dicks
4. Some Dicks are bright
5. No Tom is a Dick
6. No Dick is a Tom
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1. All witches are nasty
2. Some devils are nasty
3. All witches are devils
4. All devils are nasty
5. Some nasty are devils
6. No witch is nasty
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1. No tingo is a bingo
2. All jingoes are bingoes
3. No jingo is a tingo
4. Some jingoes are not tingoes
5. Some jingoes are jingoes
6. Some bingoes are not tingoes
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Unless you decide your whole life to it, you will never learn to speak the language of another country to perfection; you will never know its people and its literature with complete intimacy.
Which of the following is likely to undermine the above argument?
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The writer can only be fertile if he renews himself and he can only renew himself if his soul is constantly enriched by fresh experience.
Which of the following is most likely to support the above thought?
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But because the idea of private property has been permitted to override with its selfishness, the common good of humanity it does not follow that there are not limits within which that idea can function for the general convenience and advantage.
Which of the following is most likely to weaken the argument?
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Now the audience is a very curious animal. It is shrewd rather than intelligent. Its mental capacity is less than that of its most intellectual members. If these were graded from A to Z, decreasing with succeeding letters to the zero of the hysterical shop-girl, I should say its mental capacity would come around about the letter O.
According to the above statement,
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I have been studying it, consciously and subconsciously, for 40 years and I still find men unaccountable; people I know intimately can surprise me by some action of theirs which I never thought them capable of or by the discovery of some trait which exhibit a side of themselves that I never even suspecte(d)
The idea in this sentence can be best summarised as
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ABCD is a square of area \(4\), which is divided into four non-overlapping triangles as shown in the figure. Then the sum of the perimeters of the triangles is:
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\(5^6 - 1\) is divisible by:
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Ram purchased a flat at Rs. \(1\) lakh and Prem purchased a plot of land worth Rs. \(1.1\) lakh. The respective annual rates at which the prices of the flat and the plot increased were \(10%\) and \(5%\). After two years they exchanged their belongings and one paid the other the difference. Then:
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How many rupees did Suvarna start with?
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Who started with the lowest amount?
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Who started with the highest amount?
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What was the amount with Uma at the end of the second round?
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72 hens cost Rs.\ __ 96.7__. Then what does each hen cost, where two digits in place of ‘__’ are not visible or are written in illegible hand?
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A person has a certain amount with him and goes to market. He can buy 50 oranges or 40 mangoes. He retains 10% of the amount for taxi fares and buys 20 mangoes and of the balance he purchases oranges. Number of oranges he can purchase is:
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The value of \(\frac{55^3 + 45^3}{55^2 - 55 \times 45 + 45^2}\) is:
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Which one of the following cannot be the ratio of angles in a right-angled triangle?
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For the product \(n(n+1)(2n+1)\), \(n \in \mathbb{N}\), which one of the following is not necessarily true?
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The remainder obtained when a prime number greater than 6 is divided by 6 is:
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Boxes numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 are kept in a row, and each is to be filled with either a red or a blue ball, such that no two adjacent boxes can be filled with blue balls. Then how many different arrangements are possible so that balls of a given colour are exactly identical in all respects?
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AB \(\perp\) BC, BD \(\perp\) AC and CE bisects \(\angle C\), \(\angle A = 30^\circ\). Then what is \(\angle CED\)?
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A man invests Rs.\ 3,000 at the rate of 5% per annum. How much more should he invest at the rate of 8%, so that he can earn a total of 6% per annum?
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\(\frac{2}{5}\) of the voters promise to vote for P and the rest promised to vote for Q. Of these, on the last day 15% of the voters went back on their promise to vote for P and 25% of voters went back on their promise to vote for Q, and P lost by 2 votes. Then the total number of voters is:
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PQRS is a square. SR is a tangent (at point S) to the circle with centre O and TR = OS. Then the ratio of area of the circle to the area of the square is:
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In a race of 200 m run, A beats S by 20 m and N by 40 m. If S and N are running a race of 100 m with exactly same speed as before, then by how many metres will S beat N?
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Three consecutive positive even numbers are such that thrice the first number exceeds double the third by 2, then the third number is:
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A group of men decided to do a job in 8 days. But since 10 men dropped out every day, the job got completed at the end of the 12th day. How many men were there at the beginning?
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If a 4 digit number is formed with digits 1, 2, 3 and 5. What is the probability that the number is divisible by 25, if repetition of digits is not allowed?
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Two typists undertake to do a jo(b) The second typist begins working one hour after the first. Three hours after the first typist has begun working, there is still \(\frac{9}{20}\) of the work to be done. When the assignment is completed, it turns out that each typist has done half the work. How many hours would it take each one to do the whole job individually?
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I live X floors above the ground floor of a high-rise building. It takes me 30 s per floor to walk down the steps and 2 s per floor to ride the lift. What is X, if the time taken to walk down the steps to the ground floor is the same as to wait for the lift for 7 min and then ride down?
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The sides of a triangle are 5, 12 and 13 units. A rectangle is constructed, which is equal in area to the triangle, and has a width of 10 units. Then the perimeter of the rectangle is
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In the adjoining figure, AC + AB = 5AD and AC – AD = 8. Then the area of the rectangle ABCD is
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One root of \(x^2 + kx - 8 = 0\) is square of the other. Then the value of \(k\) is
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In the given figure, AB is diameter of the circle and points C and D are on the circumference such that \(\angle CAD = 30^\circ\) and \(\angle CBA = 70^\circ\). What is the measure of \(\angle ACD\)?
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The length of a ladder is exactly equal to the height of the wall it is leaning against. If lower end of the ladder is kept on a stool of height 3 m and the stool is kept 9 m away from the wall, the upper end of the ladder coincides with the top of the wall. Then the height of the wall is
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A stockist wants to make some profit by selling sugar. He contemplates about various methods. Which of the following would maximise his profit?
I. Sell sugar at 10% profit.
II. Use 900 g of weight instead of 1 kg.
III. Mix 10% impurities in sugar and selling sugar at cost price.
IV. Increase the price by 5% and reduce weights by 5%.
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A man can walk up a moving 'up' escalator in 30 s. The same man can walk down this moving 'up' escalator in 90 s. Assume that his walking speed is the same upwards and downwards. How much time will he take to walk up the escalator, when it is not moving?
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Two positive integers differ by 4 and sum of their reciprocals is \(\frac{10}{21}\). Then one of the numbers is
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Three bells chime at an interval of 18 min, 24 min and 32 min. At a certain time they begin to chime together. What length of time will elapse before they chime together again?
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What is the value of \( m \) which satisfies \( 3m^2 - 21m + 30 < 0 \)?
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The rate of inflation was 1000%. Then what will be the cost of an article, which costs 6 units of currency now, 2 years from now?
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Largest value of \( \min(2 + x^2, 6 - 3x) \), when \( x > 0 \), is
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A, B, C and D are four towns any three of which are non-collinear. Then the number of ways to construct three roads each joining a pair of towns so that the roads do not form a triangle is
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Find the value of: \[ me(a + mo(le(a, b)),\; mo(a + me(mo(a), mo(b)))) \]
where \(a = -2\) and \(b = -3\).
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Step 1: Evaluate \(le(a, b)\) = least of \((-2, -3)\) = \(-3\).
Step 2: mo\((le(a, b))\) = mo\((-3)\) = \(|{-3}|\) = \(3\).
Step 3: First argument of me = \(a + mo(le(a, b))\) = \(-2 + 3 = 1\).
Step 4: mo\((a)\) = \(|-2| = 2\), mo\((b)\) = \(|-3| = 3\).
Step 5: \(me(mo(a), mo(b))\) = me\((2, 3) = 3\).
Step 6: Second argument inside mo = \(a + me(mo(a), mo(b))\) = \(-2 + 3 = 1\).
Step 7: mo\((1) = |1| = 1\).
Step 8: Final = me\((1, 1) = 1\). Quick Tip: Always resolve the innermost functions first (le, mo) before handling me. This avoids confusion in nested expressions.
Which of the following must always be correct for \(a, b > 0\)?
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Since \(a, b > 0\), le\((a, b)\) is simply the smaller of \(a\) and \(b\).
- mo(le(a, b)) = \(| smaller of a, b |\) = smaller of \(a, b\).
- me(mo(a), mo(b)) = max(\(a, b\)) since \(a, b\) are positive.
Clearly, smaller \(\le\) larger, so: \[ mo(le(a, b)) \le me(mo(a), mo(b)) \]
is always true. Quick Tip: For positive numbers, mo and le preserve order relationships, making inequality comparisons straightforwar(d)
For what values of \(a\) is me\((a^2 - 3a, a - 3) < 0\)?
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me\((X, Y) < 0\) means both \(X < 0\) and \(Y < 0\).
Here: \(X = a^2 - 3a\), \(Y = a - 3\).
Step 1: \(a - 3 < 0 \implies a < 3\).
Step 2: \(a^2 - 3a < 0 \implies a(a - 3) < 0 \implies 0 < a < 3\).
Both must hold simultaneously: \(a < 3\) and \(0 < a < 3\) gives \(0 < a < 3\).
But careful — For \(a < 0\),
- \(a^2 - 3a > 0\)? Wait — check: if \(a < 0\), \(a^2\) is positive, \(-3a\) positive, so sum positive → contradiction.
Actually the only valid range from intersection is \(0 < a < 3\). Correction — answer is (b). Quick Tip: For me\((X, Y) < 0\), check both expressions are negative; intersection of solution sets is the answer.
For what values of \(a\) is le\((a^2 - 3a, a - 3) < 0\)?
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le\((X, Y) < 0\) means the smaller of \(X\) and \(Y\) is negative.
Case 1: \(0 < a < 3\):
- \(a - 3 < 0\), so le\((X, Y)\) is negative → condition true.
Case 2: \(a < 0\):
- \(a - 3 < 0\), so again le\((X, Y)\) is negative regardless of \(X\).
Thus, both \(a < 0\) and \(0 < a < 3\) satisfy. Quick Tip: For le\((X, Y) < 0\), only one of them needs to be negative; check ranges where the smaller expression is negative.
If \(x, y\) and \(z\) are real numbers, is \(z - x\) even or odd?
% Statement I
I. \(xyz\) is od(d)
% Statement II
II. \(xy + yz + zx\) is even.
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What is the value of \(x\), if \(x\) and \(y\) are consecutive positive even integers?
% Statement I
I. \((x - y)^2 = 4\)
% Statement II
II. \((x + y)^2 < 100\)
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What is the profit percentage?
% Statement I
I. The cost price is 80% of the selling price.
% Statement II
II. The profit is Rs. 50.
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What is the area of the triangle?
% Statement I
I. Two sides are 41 cm each.
% Statement II
II. The altitude to the third side is 9 cm long.
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What is the price of bananas?
% Statement I
I. With Rs. 84, I can buy 14 bananas and 35 oranges.
% Statement II
II. If price of bananas is reduced by 50%, then we can buy 48 bananas in Rs. 12.
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What is the first term of an arithmetic progression of positive integers?
% Statement I
I. Sum of the squares of the first and the second term is 116.
% Statement II
II. The fifth term is divisible by 7.
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What is the length of rectangle ABCD?
% Statement I
I. Area of the rectangle is 48 square units.
% Statement II
II. Length of the diagonal is 10 units.
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What is the number \(x\)?
% Statement I
I. The LCM of \(x\) and 18 is 36.
% Statement II
II. The HCF of \(x\) and 18 is 2.
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Is \(x + y - z + t\) even?
% Statement I
I. \(x + y + t\) is even.
% Statement II
II. \(t\) and \(z\) are od(d)
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Which broad ideology helped Newt Gingrich lead the Republican revolution of 1994?
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Assuming the passage to be truthful, what does a party not need to win elections?
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Which of the following is not a Republican?
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The Republicans were tactically defeated by the Democrats because:
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Which of the following would be a suitable title for the passage?
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The word ‘obsolete’ in the context of the passage means:
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What, according to the author, is the real danger for Republicans?
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Which of the following, according to Buchanan, is not an enemy?
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How many vehicles does the author mention in the passage?
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The author compares the weather bulletin channel reportage to
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Which of the following was not the result of the 'Winter of Blue Snow'?
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The moral indifference of the weather is stimulating in spite of being destructive because
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The author’s reaction to the snowstorm may be said to be
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According to the author, one of the greatest attractions of the weather is that
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What is most probably the physical position of the author of the passage?
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Which of the following is not true of the weather?
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The word 'undulously' in the context of the passage means
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Who among the following is not a socialist?
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Which of the following, according to the author, is true?
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According to the author, the difference between the two kinds of socialists is that
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Which of the following were characteristics of St. Just and Robespierre?
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Which of the following according to the author, may not be the result of not verifying the desirability of socialism experimentally first?
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According to the philosophy of revolutionary socialism,
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The word ‘avow’ in the context of the passage means
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It may be inferred from the passage that the author’s sympathies are for
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A suitable title for the passage would be
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Which of the following is true, keeping the passage in mind?
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Which of the following is not a charge against philosophy?
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Which of the following is not mentioned as a function of philosophy in the passage?
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Why according to the passage, would the politicians be happy if philosophy did not exist?
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The word 'chairs', in the context of the passage, means
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According to the author, the existence of philosophy is proved by
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Which of the following has not been mentioned as a Steven Spielberg movie in the passage?
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In which way does the author find the film inferior to the original book?
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The passage is most probably
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The book \textit{Jurassic Park is written by
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Which of the following does the author say of the film?
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The writer’s opinion of the film \textit{Jurassic Park may be said to be
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Why according to the author, should we thank heaven for movies like \textit{Jurassic Park, even though they may not be very good aesthetically?
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According to the author, \textit{Jurassic Park
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The phrase “muck about,” in the context of the passage, means
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The word 'pundit', in the context of the passage, means:
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What was the main problem facing the new cabinet?
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Who, according to the passage, is the leader of the Labour Party?
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What, according to the treasury secretary, was the only way out of the exchange problem?
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It may be inferred from the passage that:
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Why did Kinnock ask Smith to attend the Bank of England meeting without him?
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Why, according to the author, was the realignment conference not a viable option for the government?
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Which of the following do not belong to the Labour cabinet?
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What, according to the passage, was not a reason for the defeat of the Conservative Party?
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In which year was the tax per rupee of 'profit before tax' lowest?
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In which year was the sales per rupee of share capital highest?
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In which year the profit before tax per rupee of sales was the highest?
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In which year was the percentage addition to reserves over previous year reserves the highest?
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Amount of the reserves at the end of 1994 is:
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The maximum percentage decrease in market share is:
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The city in which minimum number of products increased their market shares in 1993-94 is:
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The market shares of which products did not decrease between 1993-94 in any city?
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The number of products which had 100% market share in four metropolitan cities is:
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The number of products which doubled their market shares in one or more cities is:
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The operating profit in 1991-92 increased over that in 1990-91 by:
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The interest burden in 1991-92 was higher than that in 1990-91 by:
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If on average, 20% rate of interest was charged on borrowed funds, then the total borrowed funds used by this company in the given two years amounted to:
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The retained profit in 1991-92, as compared to that in 1990-91 was:
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The equity base of these companies remained unchange(d) Then the total dividend earning by the shareholders in 1991-92 is:
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In which year was the trade deficit highest?
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In how many years was the trade deficit less than the trade deficit in the succeeding year?
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Export earning in 1990-91 is how many percent of imports in 1991-92?
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In the last three years the total export earnings have accounted for how many percent of the value of the imports?
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Which of the following statements can be inferred from the graph?
I. In all the years shown in the graph, the trade deficit is less than the export earning.
II. Export earnings increased in every year between 1989-90 and 1991-92.
III. In all the years shown in the graph, the earning by exports is less than the expenditure on imports in the preceding year.
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Which year shows the highest change in revenue obtained from journals?
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In 1992, what per cent of the total revenue came from books?
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The number of years in which there was an increase in revenue from at least two categories is:
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If 1993 were to show the same growth as 1992 over 1991, the revenue in 1993 must be:
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The growth in total revenue from 1989 to 1992 is:
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What is the maximum number of units that can be manufactured in one day?
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If M1 works at half its normal efficiency, what is the maximum number of units produced, if at least one unit of each must be produced?
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What is the least number of machine hours required to produce 30 pieces of P and 25 pieces of Q respectively?
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If the number of units of P is to be three times that of Q, what is the maximum idle time to maximize total units manufactured?
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If equal quantities of both are to be produced, then out of the four choices given below, the least idle way would be:
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What is the total requirement of cloth?
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How many metres of low-quality cloth is consumed?
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How many metres of high-quality cloth is consumed by A-type shirts?
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What is the ratio of the three qualities of dyes in high-quality cloth?
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What is the ratio of low-quality dye used for C-type shirts to that used for D-type shirts?
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CAT 1995 Paper Analysis
Interestingly, in 1995, the Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension sections came with a sectional time limit of 60 minutes. Similarly, Problem Solving and Data Interpretation were also merged and only 1 hour were allotted to complete the 85 questions. Given below is the distribution of questions in CAT 1995 Question Paper for your reference:
| Section | Number of Questions |
|---|---|
| Verbal Ability | 50 |
| Reading Comprehension | 50 |
| Problem Solving | 45 |
| Data Interpretation | 40 |
| Total | 185 |
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