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Select one of the following four options that will make the 2nd pair analogous to the 1st pair given.

CHOCOLATE : COHCOETAL :: ACTOR :?

• (1) CROAT
• (2) CATOR
• (3) CATRO
• (4) CAROT

Select one of the following four options that will make the 2nd pair analogous to the 1st pair given.

Hexagon : 9 :: Decagon : ?

• (A) 50
• (B) 45
• (C) 40
• (D) 35

Read the information given below and answer the question that follows.

Anant is taller than 2 of his friends. Eshwar is not the tallest. Bala is shorter than only 1 person. David is not the shortest. Charles is the 2nd shortest. If all of them have different heights, then who is the tallest person among the 5 friends?

• (A) Anant
• (B) Eshwar
• (C) Bala
• (D) David

Read the information given below and answer the question that follows.

Anant is taller than 2 of his friends. Eshwar is not the tallest. Bala is shorter than only 1 person. David is not the shortest. Charles is the 2nd shortest. If all of them have different heights, then who is the shortest person among the 5 friends?

• (A) Anant
• (B) Eshwar
• (C) Bala
• (D) David

Read the information given below and answer the question that follows.

6 exams are to be conducted on 6 consecutive days starting from Monday. The exams to be conducted are English, Mathematics, Hindi, Physics, Chemistry and Biology but not in the same order. Neither Physics nor Mathematics can be conducted on Wednesday. There are 2 exams after Biology.
There are 2 exams in between Biology and English. Neither Chemistry nor Mathematics is conducted on Friday. There are 3 exams in between Physics and Mathematics and Mathematics exam is conducted after Biology. Hindi exam is conducted on

• (A) Tuesday
• (B) Wednesday
• (C) Thursday
• (D) Friday

Daniel's father's only daughter's husband is Terrince. How is Terrince related to Daniel?

• (A) Father
• (B) Uncle
• (C) Brother in law
• (D) Brother

Pointing to a photograph of a person James said, the person in the photograph is my maternal grandfather's only son's son. How is the person in the photograph related to James?

• (A) Father
• (B) Cousin
• (C) Brother
• (D) Son

In a certain code language, MOBILE is coded as GNKDQO. How is the word RADIO coded in that language?

• (A) PJFCT
• (B) QKFCT
• (C) QJECT
• (D) PKFBT

In a certain code language, BAG is coded as 4149 and CAT is coded as 91400. How is MAN coded in that language?

• (A) 1961225
• (B) 1691196
• (C) 1441169
• (D) 1211100

Read the information given below and answer the question that follows.

In a certain code language some of the sentences are coded as below

"all are good" is coded as "mic nic jic"

"we are fine" is coded as "jic sic luk"

"we look good" is coded as "nic sic ruk"

What is the code for the word "look"?

• (A) ruk
• (B) nic
• (C) jic
• (D) sic

Given below are 2 statements followed by 2 conclusions. Choose the conclusion/conclusions that follows the given statements by selecting the right option.

Statements:

I. All chocolates are biscuits

II. Some chocolates are cakes

Conclusions:

I. Some cakes are biscuits

II. No cake is a biscuit

• (A) Only conclusion I follows
• (B) Only conclusion II follows
• (C) Both the conclusions I and II follow
• (D) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows

How many triangles are there in the figure given below?

• (A) Five
• (B) Four
• (C) Three
• (D) Two

How many rectangles are there in the figure given below?

• (A) Three
• (B) Four
• (C) Five
• (D) Six

How many more triangles are there in the 1st figure as compared to the 2nd figure?

• (A) Three
• (B) Four
• (C) Five
• (D) Six

Given below a question followed by 2 statements. Which of the following statement(s) is/are sufficient to answer the question?

Question: How many days are there in the month X?

Statements:

I. The month just before X has 31 days.

II. The month just after X has 31 days.

• (A) Statement I alone is sufficient
• (B) Statement II alone is sufficient
• (C) Both statements I and II together are sufficient
• (D) Neither statement I nor statement II are sufficient

Assuming the statement given in the question to be true, point out the inference as one of the following

(a) True

(b) False

(c) Uncertain

(d) Irrelevant


% Statement
Statement: All those commodities which are costly are not of good quality

Inference: Quality can not be judged by cost

• (A) a
• (B) b
• (C) c
• (D) d

Assuming the statement given in the question to be true, point out the inference as one of the following

(a) True

(b) False

(c) Uncertain

(d) Irrelevant


% Statement
Statement: Party X has not won a single seat in the recently concluded Assembly elections.

Inference: The members who contested from party X have not given fight in any of the constituencies.

• (A) a
• (B) b
• (C) c
• (D) d

Assuming the statement given in the question to be true, point out the inference as one of the following

(a) True

(b) False

(c) Uncertain

(d) Irrelevant


% Statement
Statement: 3/4th of the population of a country are literates and 20% of them work abroad.

Inference: 85% of the population of the country work within the country.

• (A) a
• (B) b
• (C) c
• (D) d

Given below is a statement followed by 2 inferences. Choose the inference that can be inferred from the given statement by selecting the right option.


% Statement
Statement: Ninety five percent of all new drugs that test safe and effective in animal tests fail or cause harm in human clinical trials.


Inferences:
I. There is no point in testing the vaccines on animals before testing them on human beings.

II. The genes of human are different as compared to the genes of animals.

• (A) Only inference I follows
• (B) Only inference II follows
• (C) Both inferences I and II follow
• (D) Neither inference I nor inference II follows

Given below is a statement followed by 2 inferences. Choose the inference that can be inferred from the given statement by selecting the right option.


% Statement
Statement: In a rain-affected cricket match, Team A won against Team B by Duckworth-Lewis rule by 50 runs.


Inferences:
I. Duckworth
Lewis is a rule to finalize the winner of a cricket match in case the match is affected by rain.

II. Team B batted first.

• (A) Only inference I follows
• (B) Only inference II follows
• (C) Both inferences I and II follow
• (D) Neither inference I nor inference II follows

In three of the options, the 2nd number is related to the 1st number in a similar logical way. Which is the odd one out?

• (A) 764 - 17
• (B) 153 - 9
• (C) 679 - 21
• (D) 962 - 17

For every 5 wrappers given back to a shop, the shopkeeper gives 1 chocolate free. The cost of each chocolate is 1. If Alex has 100, with him, then what is the maximum number of chocolates he can taste?

• (A) 100
• (B) 110
• (C) 120
• (D) 124

While counting the numbers from 1 to 10, Garry left one number. The number that he left was greater than 3 but less than 9. It was an even number and the number when reversed looks like another number. Which number is it?

• (A) 2
• (B) 4
• (C) 6
• (D) 8

What is the next number in the series given below?

3, 5, 8, 13, 20, 31, ?

• (A) 37
• (B) 40
• (C) 44
• (D) 48

Which is the next number in the series given below?

11, 12, 26, 81, 328, ?

• (A) 1375
• (B) 1485
• (C) 1540
• (D) 1645

What is the next number in the series given below?

10, 11, 13, 17, 25, 32, 37, 47, ?

• (A) 62
• (B) 58
• (C) 55
• (D) 50

There are 4 words given below. 3 of them are similar and can be classified into a group. Which of these words forms a group?

1) Rectangle, 2) Cuboid, 3) Hexagon, 4) Triangle

• (A) 1, 2 and 4
• (B) 1, 3 and 4
• (C) 1, 2 and 3
• (D) 2, 3 and 4

There are 4 words given below. 3 of them are similar and can be classified into a group. Which of these words forms a group?

1) Accenture, 2) Infosys, 3) Cognizant, 4) BSNL

• (A) 2, 3 and 4
• (B) 1, 2 and 3
• (C) 1, 3 and 4
• (D) 1, 2 and 4

Given below is an image followed by 4 options. Which of these options fit in the blank part of the image?

• (A) a
• (B) b
• (C) c
• (D) d

Given below is an image followed by 4 options. Which of these options fit in the blank part of the image?

• (A) a
• (B) b
• (C) c
• (D) d

Select one of the following four options that will make the 2nd pair analogous to the 1st pair given.

(1@3@6):100::(2@3@5):7?

• (A) 100
• (B) 121
• (C) 144
• (D) 169

Select one of the following four options that will make the 2nd pair analogous to the 1st pair given.

Australia : Kangaroo :: Bangladesh : ?

• (A) Elephant
• (B) Leopard
• (C) Lion
• (D) Tiger

In a row of kids, Alex is 13th from the leftmost end and Jeevan is 12th from the rightmost end. If there are 4 kids in between them and Alex is to the left of Jeevan, then how many kids are there in total?

• (A) 27
• (B) 28
• (C) 29
• (D) 30

Read the information given below and answer the question that follows.

6 exams are to be conducted on 6 consecutive days starting from Monday. The exams to be conducted are English, Mathematics, Hindi, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology but not in the same order. Neither Physics nor Mathematics can be conducted on Wednesday. There are 2 exams after Biology. There are 2 exams in between Biology and English. Neither Chemistry nor Mathematics is conducted on Friday. There are 3 exams in between Physics and Mathematics and Mathematics exam is conducted after Biology.

Which exam is conducted on Wednesday?

• (A) Chemistry
• (B) Biology
• (C) Hindi
• (D) Physics

According to Annu, her father-in-law, Harshpal's only son is father of Adi. Then how is Adi's sister related to Harshpal?

• (A) Daughter-in-law
• (B) Niece
• (C) Sister
• (D) Grand-daughter

Anitha's mother's sister's father's only son is David. How is Anitha related to David?

• (A) Aunt
• (B) Mother
• (C) Sister
• (D) Niece

If DELHI is coded as CCIDD, then we can encode BOMBAY as:

• (A) AIMTVT
• (B) AMJXVS
• (C) MIXVSU
• (D) WXYZAX

Read the information given below and answer the question that follows.

"all are good" is coded as "mic nic jic"

"we are fine" is coded as "jic sic luk"

"we look good" is coded as "nic sic ruk"

What is the code for the word "fine"?

• (A) sic
• (B) ruk
• (C) luk
• (D) mic

Given below are 2 statements followed by 2 conclusions. Choose the conclusion/conclusions that follow the given statements by selecting the right option.


Statements:

1. All boxes are cubes.

2. All cuboids are boxes.


Conclusions:

1. All cuboids are cubes.

2. Some cubes are boxes.

• (A) Only conclusion 1 follows
• (B) Only conclusion 2 follows
• (C) Both conclusions 1 and 2 follow
• (D) Neither conclusion 1 nor conclusion 2 follows

Given below are 3 statements followed by 3 conclusions. Choose the conclusion/conclusions that follow the given statements by selecting the right option.


Statements:

1. Some flowers are fruits.

2. No fruit is a vegetable.

3. All plants are vegetables.


Conclusions:

1. No plants are fruits.

2. Some flowers are not vegetables.

3. All plants are flowers.

• (A) Only conclusion 1 follows
• (B) Both conclusions 1 and 2 follow
• (C) Both conclusions 2 and 3 follow
• (D) None of the conclusions follow

In three of the given options, the first and second number follow the same property. Which is the odd one out?

• (A) (55, 67)
• (B) (24, 62)
• (C) (52, 95)
• (D) (44, 82)

How many more rectangles are there in the 1st figure as compared to the 2nd figure? [Note: Square is also a rectangle]

• (A) Four
• (B) Five
• (C) Six
• (D) Seven

Given below is a question followed by 2 statements. Which of the following statement(s) is/are sufficient to answer the question?

Question: Does John went to market yesterday?

Statements:
I. John goes to market every alternate day.
II. Today is Wednesday.

• (A) Statement I alone is sufficient
• (B) Statement II alone is sufficient
• (C) Both statements I and II together are sufficient
• (D) Neither statement I nor statement II are sufficient

Given below is a question followed by 2 statements. Which of the following statement(s) is/are sufficient to answer the question?

Question: What is the speed of car "x"?

Statements:

I. Car "x" takes 3 times the time taken by car "y" to cover a certain distance.

II. The speed of car "y" is 120 kmph.

• (A) Statement I alone is sufficient
• (B) Statement II alone is sufficient
• (C) Both statements I and II together are sufficient
• (D) Neither statement I nor statement II are sufficient

Given below is a question followed by 2 statements. Which of the following statement(s) is/are sufficient to answer the question?

Question: What is the measure of angle A in triangle ABC?

Statements:
I. Triangle ABC is isosceles.
II. The measure of the angle B in triangle ABC is 45 degrees.

• (A) Statement I alone is sufficient
• (B) Statement II alone is sufficient
• (C) Both statements I and II together are sufficient
• (D) Neither statement I nor statement II are sufficient

Assuming the statement given in the question to be true, point out the inference as one of the following.


(a) True

(b) False

(c) Uncertain

(d) Irrelevant


Statement: Jeevan goes to the fish market every alternate day and he went there day before yesterday.

Inference: Jeevan will not go to the fish market tomorrow.

• (A) a
• (B) b
• (C) c
• (D) d

Given below is a statement followed by 2 inferences. Choose the inference that can be inferred from the given statement by selecting the right option.

Statement: Out of 400 students who have appeared for an exam, a total of 40% students have passed, out of which 100 are girls.

Inference:

1. Number of boys who passed the exam is less than the number of girls who passed the exam.
2. The number of girls who appeared in the exam is more than the number of boys who appeared in the exam.

• (A) Only inference 1 follows
• (B) Only inference 2 follows
• (C) Both inferences 1 and 2 follow
• (D) Neither inference 1 nor inference 2 follows

Given below is a statement followed by 2 inferences. Choose the inference that can be inferred from the given statement by selecting the right option.

Statement: The bus fare has been hiked due to the change in the price of petroleum products.

Inferences:

1. The price of petroleum products has increased.

2. Usually, the government hikes the bus fare every year.

• (A) Only inference 1 follows
• (B) Only inference 2 follows
• (C) Both inferences 1 and 2 follow
• (D) Neither inference 1 nor inference 2 follows

Which one of the following statements can be inferred from these two given statements?

Statements:

1. First day of the month falls on Tuesday.
2. The month has 30 days.

• (A) The last day of the month falls on Tuesday
• (B) The last day of the month falls on Saturday
• (C) The last day of the month falls on Friday
• (D) The last day of the month falls on Wednesday

In three of the options, the second word is related to the first word in a similar logical way. Which is the odd one out?

• (A) MOUSE - OMUES
• (B) BREAK - RBEKA
• (C) TAKEN - ATKNE
• (D) DRAMA - RDAMA

In three of the options, the first number is related to the second number in the same logical way. Which is the odd one out?

• (A) 123:6
• (B) 345:12
• (C) 160:8
• (D) 634:13

A cube has to be cut into 27 smaller cubes. What is the minimum number of cuts required to do so?

• (A) 12
• (B) 9
• (C) 8
• (D) 6

Ramesh has a certain number of marbles. If he divides them equally among 5 kids or 4 kids or 3 kids or 2 kids, he will be left with nothing. What could be the minimum number of marbles that he has?

• (A) 30
• (B) 40
• (C) 50
• (D) 60

What is the next number in the series given below?

4,2,2,3,6,15,?

• (A) 45
• (B) 30
• (C) 25
• (D) 20

What is the next number in the series given below?

5,6,8,14,38,158,?

• (A) 428
• (B) 528
• (C) 628
• (D) 878

There are 4 numbers given below. 3 of them are similar and can be classified into a group. Which of these numbers forms a group?

1) 121

2) 169

3) 289

4) 441

• (A) 1, 2, and 3
• (B) 1, 2, and 4
• (C) 1, 3, and 4
• (D) 2, 3, and 4

There are 4 words given below. 3 of them are similar and can be classified into a group. Which of these words forms a group?

1) Father

2) Mother's husband

3) Son's grandfather

4) Paternal grandfather's only son

• (A) 2, 3, and 4
• (B) 1, 2, and 3
• (C) 1, 2, and 4
• (D) 1, 3, and 4

Which figure replaces the question mark in the given figure series?

• (A) a
• (B) b
• (C) c
• (D) d

Which figure replaces the question mark in the given figure series?

• (A) a
• (B) b
• (C) c
• (D) d

Given below is an image followed by 4 options. Which of these options fit in the blank part of the image?

• (A) a
• (B) b
• (C) c
• (D) d

In an office with 30 trainees and a team lead, the average age of the whole team decreases by 1 year when the team lead is excluded. If the average age of the whole team is 27 years, then what is the age of the team lead?

• (A) 54 years
• (B) 55 years
• (C) 56 years
• (D) 57 years

20 friends went to a movie theatre. The average cost of the movie ticket for 19 friends was Rs 120. But one of the friends paid Rs 38 more than the average cost for all 20 friends. What was the total amount paid by all of them together?

• (A) Rs 2,438
• (B) Rs 2,440
• (C) Rs 2,204
• (D) Rs 2,140

What is the total amount received after 1 year if a sum of Rs 36,875 is invested at the annual interest rate of 16% compounded half
yearly?

• (A) Rs 43,001
• (B) Rs 43,011
• (C) Rs 43,021
• (D) Rs 43,031

At what rate of interest per annum compounded annually will a sum of money become 81 times in 4 years?

• (A) 50%
• (B) 100%
• (C) 150%
• (D) 200%

Simplify: \[ 243.016 + 19.98 + 32.86 + 11.589 + 38.9 \]

• (A) 283.285
• (B) 376.259
• (C) 246.247
• (D) 346.345

Which of the following fractions given in the options is the smallest?

• (A) \( \frac{19}{23} \)
• (B) \( \frac{29}{47} \)
• (C) \( \frac{4}{7} \)
• (D) \( \frac{17}{39} \)

The length of sides of a triangular field are 32 m, 27 m, and 11 m. What is the approximate area of the triangle?

• (A) 132 m\(^2\)
• (B) 142 m\(^2\)
• (C) 152 m\(^2\)
• (D) 162 m\(^2\)

The perimeter of a rhombus is 40 cm and the length of one of the diagonals of the rhombus is 16 cm. What would be the area of the rhombus?

• (A) 40 sq. cm
• (B) 64 sq. cm
• (C) 96 sq. cm
• (D) 100 sq. cm

If A means ‘Multiplication’, B means ‘Division’, C means ‘Addition’ and D means ‘Subtraction', then what is the value of 306 B 34 A 7 D 7 C 5?

• (A) 32
• (B) 43
• (C) 54
• (D) 61

If '+' means ‘Multiplication’, '-' means ‘Division’, '*' means ‘Addition’ and '/' means ‘Subtraction’ then what is the value of \[ 13 + (54 - 9) / (17 * 9 + (18 - 3 / 4))? \]

• (A) 37
• (B) 39
• (C) 41
• (D) 43

What is the sum of all the factors of 55?

• (A) 16
• (B) 66
• (C) 71
• (D) 72

What is the product of all the factors of 28?

• (A) 21,952
• (B) 10,976
• (C) 2,744
• (D) 392

If the expansion of 126! is completely divisible by \( 3^k \), then what is the maximum value of \( k \)? (N! is the product of all the positive integers from N to 1)

• (A) 56
• (B) 61
• (C) 19
• (D) 72

How many continuous zeros are there at the end of the expansion of 69!?(N! is the product of all the
positive integers from N to 1)

• (A) 15
• (B) 16
• (C) 17
• (D) 18

A person multiplied a number by \( \frac{7}{13} \) instead of \( \frac{17}{13} \). What is the percentage error in the calculation?

• (A) 58.62
• (B) 58.82
• (C) 58.02
• (D) 58.42

If the price of petrol increases first by 10% and then by 15% in a particular month, then what is the total percentage increase in the price of petrol in that month?

• (A) 26
• (B) 26.5
• (C) 27
• (D) 27.5

In an election between 2 contestants, 20% of the total votes were declared invalid and one of the contestants got 35% of the total valid votes. If the total number of votes in that election is 4,850, then what is the total number of valid votes that the other contestant got?

• (A) 2,522
• (B) 2,512
• (C) 2,502
• (D) 2,436

Thahir spends 32% of his total income to maintain his family, 23% on his personal expenses, and 70% of the remaining on children's education and saves the remaining. What percent of his income is his savings?

• (A) 13.8
• (B) 13.7
• (C) 13.6
• (D) 13.5

What is the ratio of the number of female students in institute S and that of male students in institute R?

• (A) 3 : 7
• (B) 2 : 3
• (C) 1 : 1
• (D) 3 : 2

Total number of male students in all institutes together is?

• (A) 2438
• (B) 1056
• (C) 2117
• (D) 2108

Stephen bought a clock for Rs 3,924 and sold it. If Stephen earned a profit of 25%, then what was the selling price of the clock?

• (A) Rs 981
• (B) Rs 4,905
• (C) Rs 2,943
• (D) Rs 4,234

If \( A:B = 6:13 \) and \( B:C = 2:7 \), then what is the value of \( A:B:C \)?

• (A) 12:91:26
• (B) 12:26:91
• (C) 78:26:91
• (D) 12:26:42

The total share of A, B, and C is 669 in such a way that the ratio of the shares of A and B is 17:27 and that of B and C is 2:5. What is the share of C?

• (A) 405
• (B) 135
• (C) 270
• (D) 223

The ratio of sugar to water in a mixture is 4:1. When 7 liters of water is added, the ratio of sugar to water becomes 5:3. What is the quantity of sugar in the mixture?

• (A) 20 kgs
• (B) 16 kgs
• (C) 12 kgs
• (D) 8 kgs

A sum of Rs 6,765 is divided among Ram, Lakshman, and Kishan in such a way that when Rs 29, Rs 46, and Rs 30 is deducted from their respective shares, the ratio of money with them becomes 49:34:65. What is the share of Lakshman?

• (A) Rs 1,576
• (B) Rs 1,476
• (C) Rs 1,376
• (D) Rs 1,676

A man takes 12 minutes to complete one round of a circular track around a park. If the speed of the man is 1 m/sec, then what is the distance of the circular track?

• (A) 600 metre
• (B) 720 metre
• (C) 780 metre
• (D) 900 metre

Mallya and Malaraj start jogging together in the same direction to cover a certain distance. Mallya runs at the speed of 4 km/hr and Malaraj at 2 km/hr. If Mallya arrives 15 minutes before Malaraj, then what is the distance covered by each of them?

• (A) 7.5 kms
• (B) 3 kms
• (C) 2 kms
• (D) 1 km

Team members can complete a job in 20 days but with the help of their team leader, they can complete it in 15 days. In how many days can the team leader alone complete the job?

• (A) 20 Days
• (B) 40 Days
• (C) 60 Days
• (D) 80 Days

12 men and 13 boys can earn 326.25 in 3 days. 5 men and 6 boys can earn 237.50 in 5 days. In how many days will 3 men and 4 boys earn 210?

• (A) 7 Days
• (B) 17 Days
• (C) 27 Days
• (D) 70 Days

Suman bought a personal computer from a shopkeeper. If he sold it for 22,116 to Manish and made a profit of 14%, then what was the price at which Suman bought the personal computer?

• (A) 19,400
• (B) 19,450
• (C) 19,500
• (D) 19,550

A shopkeeper has a total daily collection of Rs 11,200, Rs 10,650, Rs 11,870, and Rs 12,180 in 4 consecutive months. What should be the daily collection in the fifth month such that the average daily collection for 5 months becomes Rs 11,050?

• (A) Rs 9,350
• (B) Rs 9,300
• (C) Rs 9,250
• (D) Rs 9,200

In a class of 24 students, if one new student weighing 72 kg is added, then the average weight of the class increases by 1 kg. If one more student weighing 61 kg is added, then the average weight of the class increases by 1.5 kg over the initial average. What is the initial average weight (in kg) of the class?

• (A) 50 kg
• (B) 47 kg
• (C) 57 kg
• (D) 40 kg

The average income of a real estate agent was 1.5 lakhs per month. To increase the sales of plots next year, he decided to tie up with another real estate company for getting more income. After this, his average income increased to 2.1 lakhs per month. What was the percentage increase in his annual income?

• (A) 40%
• (B) 45%
• (C) 42%
• (D) 48%

A certain sum of money becomes Rs 13,824 after 3 years and Rs 32,768 after 6 years if the interest is compounded annually. What is the rate of interest per annum?

• (A) 6.66%
• (B) 3.33%
• (C) 16.66%
• (D) 33.33%

If a certain sum invested under compound interest becomes 4 times of itself in 15 years, then in how many years will the same sum become 16 times of itself?

• (A) 30 years
• (B) 45 years
• (C) 60 years
• (D) 64 years

Roselin borrowed a sum of ₹ 6,000 at the annual interest rate of 15% compounded annually. At the end of each year, she pays back ₹ 1,200. What is the total amount she has to pay at the end of the third year in order to clear all her dues?

• (A) ₹ 6,158.25
• (B) ₹ 6,000
• (C) ₹ 5,132.25
• (D) ₹ 5,950

Arrange the given fractions in ascending order: \( \frac{15}{19}, \frac{7}{8}, \frac{17}{23}, \frac{16}{21} \)

• (A) \( \frac{16}{21}, \frac{7}{8}, \frac{17}{23}, \frac{15}{19} \)
• (B) \( \frac{17}{23}, \frac{15}{19}, \frac{16}{21}, \frac{7}{8} \)
• (C) \( \frac{17}{23}, \frac{16}{21}, \frac{15}{19}, \frac{7}{8} \)
• (D) \( \frac{16}{21}, \frac{17}{28}, \frac{7}{8}, \frac{15}{19} \)

What is the sum of the biggest and the smallest fraction among the given fractions \( \frac{2}{3}, \frac{3}{4}, \frac{4}{5}, \frac{5}{6} \)?

• (A) \( \frac{1}{6} \)
• (B) \( \frac{2}{5} \)
• (C) 1\( \frac{1}{2} \)
• (D) \( \frac{2}{3} \)

If \( 65.7402 = 6 \times A + 5 \div B + 7 \times C + 4 \div D + 2 \times E \), then the value of \[ 2 \times A + \frac{B}{5} + 10 \times C + \frac{D}{20} + 4 \times E \]
is

• (A) 21.3006
• (B) 26.2004
• (C) 28.5007
• (D) 23.7005

If the perimeter of an isosceles right-angled triangle is \( (12 + 6\sqrt{2}) \) m, then what is the area of the triangle?

• (A) 9 m\(^2\)
• (B) 18 m\(^2\)
• (C) 36 m\(^2\)
• (D) 81 m\(^2\)

If a square-shaped iron sheet is folded to form a cylinder, then what will be the ratio between the diameter of the cylinder thus formed and the side of the square iron sheet?

• (A) \( \frac{1}{\pi} \)
• (B) \( \frac{1}{2\pi} \)
• (C) \( \frac{\sqrt{2}}{\pi} \)
• (D) \( \frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi}} \)

If the front and rear wheels of a vehicle make 10 and 20 revolutions respectively to cover the same distance, then what is the ratio of the circumferences of the two wheels?

• (A) 2:1
• (B) 4:1
• (C) 1:4
• (D) 1:3

If \( + \) means Division, \( * \) means Addition, \( - \) means Multiplication, and \( / \) means Subtraction, then what is the value of: \[ 15 + 5 - 2 / 6 * 3 \]

• (A) 1
• (B) 3
• (C) 5
• (D) 7

Total number of students studying in institute Q is what percent of the total number of students studying in institute T?

• (A) 150%
• (B) 115%
• (C) 125%
• (D) 100%

The total number of students in institutes Q and V together is what percentage of the total number of students in institutes S and T together?

• (A) 66.66
• (B) 73.33
• (C) 83.33
• (D) 78.33

Total number of students in institute R is approximately what percent more than the total students in institute U?

• (A) 5%
• (B) 15%
• (C) 30%
• (D) 45%

If A means ‘Multiplication’, B means ‘Division’, C means ‘Addition’ and D means ‘Subtraction’, then what is the value of: \[ 23 \ C \ 17 \ A \ 14 \ D \ 133 \ B \ 19 \]

• (A) 245
• (B) 254
• (C) 269
• (D) 273

What is the remainder when \( 225^{225} \) is divided by 14?

• (A) 1
• (B) 3
• (C) 5
• (D) 7

If B is \( \frac{5}{2} \) times of A, then A is what percentage of B?

• (A) 40%
• (B) 20%
• (C) 60%
• (D) 50%

A merchant purchased 3 different varieties of rice namely P, Q, and R at Rs 15/kg, Rs 25/kg, and Rs 30/kg. He then mixed these 3 different varieties of rice in the ratio of 3:5:2. At what price must he sell 1 kg of the mixed rice so as to make a net profit of 25%?

• (A) Rs 23.50
• (B) Rs 26.75
• (C) Rs 21.50
• (D) Rs 28.75

A retailer purchases shirts from a distributor at the rate of ₹300 per shirt and puts the label of ₹450 on each shirt. If the retailer allows some discount and still makes a profit of 23%, then what is the discount percentage offered by the shopkeeper?

• (A) 16%
• (B) 17%
• (C) 18%
• (D) 19%

A dishonest trader claims to sell at a loss of 16%. However, he uses a false scale and in reality makes a profit of 20%. To what difference does he defraud his customers when he claims to sell 1 kg of an item?

• (A) 30 gms
• (B) 100 gms
• (C) 200 gms
• (D) 300 gms

The ratio of ₹2000, ₹500, and ₹50 notes in a purse is 5 : 19 : 8. If the total money in the bag is ₹39,800, then what is the amount of money in the form of ₹500 notes?

• (A) ₹9,500
• (B) ₹27,500
• (C) ₹19,000
• (D) ₹15,400

The velocities of a car, a bike, and a train are in the ratio 5 : 3 : 8. If a person travels equal distances by a car, a bike, and a train, then what would be the ratio of the respective times taken to cover that distance?

• (A) 24 : 40 : 25
• (B) 24 : 40 : 05
• (C) 24 : 20 : 15
• (D) 24 : 40 : 15

Sanchit and Archit cover the same distance at the rates of 10 km/hr and 12 km/hr respectively. What is the distance travelled when one takes 20 minutes longer than the other?

• (A) 30 kms
• (B) 10 kms
• (C) 60 kms
• (D) 20 kms

The speeds of two trains are in the ratio 6:7. If the second train runs 364 km in 4 hours, then the speed of the first train is:

• (A) 60 km/hr
• (B) 72 km/hr
• (C) 78 km/hr
• (D) 84 km/hr

8 men can finish a piece of work in 8 days, whereas it takes 10 women to finish it in 8 days. If 12 men and 5 women undertook to complete the work, then how many days will they take to complete it?

• (A) 2 Days
• (B) 3 Days
• (C) 4 Days
• (D) 5 Days

Ajay can complete a work in 9 days working for 8 hours a day. Vijay can complete the same work in 16 days working for 4 hours a day. If they work together to complete the work, then what is the approximate percentage of work done by Vijay?

• (A) 51%
• (B) 53%
• (C) 55%
• (D) 58%

Bali can complete a certain work in 18 minutes and Lucky can complete the same work in 15 minutes. Lucky worked on it for 10 minutes and then Bali took over. How many minutes would Bali take to complete the remaining job?

• (A) 4 minutes
• (B) 5 minutes
• (C) 6 minutes
• (D) 7 minutes

If /" means ‘multiplication’, '*' means "addition’, ‘+' means 'subtraction' and '*-*' means 'division’, then the value of: \[ (54*36-9)/ 13 + (6 * 17) \]

• (A) 711
• (B) 721
• (C) 731
• (D) 741

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The Sun rises in ___ east.

• (A) a
• (B) an
• (C) the
• (D) No article required

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Kobe Bryant is___ basketball player.

• (A) a
• (B) an
• (C) the
• (D) No article required

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He will join___ university.

• (A) a
• (B) an
• (C) the
• (D) No article required

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I live on ___ 500 dollars a month.

• (A) the
• (B) a
• (C) an
• (D) No article required

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It is ___ incomplete answer.

• (A) a
• (B) an
• (C) the
• (D) No article required

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Is that ___"8" or __"B"? I can't read it.

• (A) a, an
• (B) an, an
• (C) an, a
• (D) a, the

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He is ___M.P and his wife is ___M.L.A

• (A) a, a
• (B) a, an
• (C) an, the
• (D) an, an

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He beat him___ a stick.

• (A) for
• (B) with
• (C) by
• (D) to

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We huddled together for warmth ___ the blankets.

• (A) along
• (B) besides
• (C) into
• (D) beneath

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There were very ___ people on the beach, so nobody saw the child drowning.

• (A) much
• (B) a fewer
• (C) few
• (D) very little

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Rajat has very ___ regard for what others think.

• (A) the little
• (B) a few
• (C) little
• (D) few

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The instructor told the young climbers to hold on to the rope with ___ their hands.

• (A) both
• (B) every
• (C) a
• (D) each

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I don’t want my friends to have ___ to complain over this cake, so I will give it my best shot.

• (A) much
• (B) some
• (C) many
• (D) little

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Would you like ___ bread?

• (A) a collection of
• (B) a bunch of
• (C) a loaf of
• (D) a can of

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There is ___ butter left. We need to buy ___ more.

• (A) few, any
• (B) little, some
• (C) much, many
• (D) few, some

The author’s perspective on life is, it is

• (A) complex.
• (B) beautiful.
• (C) simple.
• (D) worthy.

Which of the following statements is FALSE?

• (A) The author strongly believes that age brings wisdom.
• (B) The author couldn’t imagine his life without books and stories.
• (C) The author mostly followed his instinct rather than intelligence.
• (D) The author maintains a harmonious relationship with the natural world.

Choose from the following the Synonym of ‘conjecture’ as used in the passage.

• (A) Conclusion
• (B) Assumption
• (C) Perception
• (D) Creation

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

• (A) A small ginger cat would arrive on the author’s terrace every afternoon.
• (B) The author once grew a marigold plant in his backyard and used to water it every morning.
• (C) The author used to admire the little orange flower and would not let anyone pluck it.
• (D) The author asserts that he believes in elders and the philosophers.

In the author’s opinion, a good monk would be a


1. mild sort of person

2. bit of a sensualist

3. compassionate person

4. gloomy person

• (A) 1, 2, and 4
• (B) 3 and 4
• (C) 1 and 2
• (D) 1, 2, and 3

According to the passage, we infer that Nature is bounteous and it gives us

• (A) happiness and protection.
• (B) food and water.
• (C) afterlife and rewards.
• (D) friendship and love.

Identify the synonym of the given word:
ABSOLUTE

• (A) division
• (B) complete
• (C) small
• (D) half

Identify the synonym of the given word:
ABANDON

• (A) try
• (B) join
• (C) keep with
• (D) disregard

Identify the synonym of the given word:
IMPULSIVE

• (A) hasty
• (B) calm
• (C) cautious
• (D) sensible

Which of the following sentences is CORRECT?

• (A) One should keep himself or herself ready for emergency.
• (B) No one keeps himself or herself ready for emergency.
• (C) One should keep oneself ready for emergency.
• (D) One should kept oneself ready for emergency.

Which of the following sentences is CORRECT?

• (A) He eats eggs as well as fish.
• (B) He eat eggs as well as fish.
• (C) He eaten eggs as well as fishes.
• (D) He eats egg as well as fishes.

Which of the following sentences is CORRECT?

• (A) All that glitters is not gold.
• (B) All these glitters is not gold.
• (C) All that glitters are not gold.
• (D) All glittering is not gold.

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When was the last time you ___ a new shirt?

• (A) buys
• (B) bought
• (C) buy
• (D) buying

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She has been ___ to music all day.

• (A) listening
• (B) listened
• (C) listens
• (D) listen

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When I came to this city, I ________ anyone.

• (A) haven't known
• (B) didn't know
• (C) wasn't knowing
• (D) wouldn't knowing

Bibliotheca is ___ for bookcase.

• (A) Latin
• (B) Spanish
• (C) French
• (D) English

Temples of Ancient Egypt held records of

• (A) creation
• (B) epics
• (C) literary texts
• (D) commercial transactions

Fill in the blanks with the correct option.
This school has great teachers.

• (A) a
• (B) an
• (C) the
• (D) No article required

Fill in the blanks with the words that best fill in the blanks.
On Wednesday, I bought ___ pair of shoes and ___ umbrella from the department store located on Sixth Avenue.

• (A) a-a
• (B) a-an
• (C) a-the
• (D) an-an

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There are ___ books on the table.

• (A) any
• (B) much
• (C) many
• (D) little

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There are only ___ notes in his wallet.

• (A) a few
• (B) many
• (C) any
• (D) much

Which of the following sentences is CORRECT?

• (A) He himself said so.
• (B) He herself say so.
• (C) He herself says so.
• (D) He himself saying so.

Which of the following sentences is CORRECT?

• (A) One should keep oneself ready for emergency.
• (B) One should kept himself or herself ready for emergency.
• (C) One should be keeping himself ready for emergency.
• (D) One should keep himself to herself ready for emergency.

Which of the following sentences is CORRECT?

• (A) Mices are living in hole.
• (B) Mice has been living in hole.
• (C) Mices have lived in hole.
• (D) Mice live in holes.

Which of the following sentences is CORRECT?

• (A) My pair of scissor are blunt.
• (B) My scissor has blunt.
• (C) My scissor is blunt.
• (D) My pair of scissors is blunt.

Which of the following sentences is CORRECT?

• (A) She has long and black hair.
• (B) She had longest and black hairs.
• (C) She has long blackening hair.
• (D) She has long and heavier hair.

Which of the following sentences is CORRECT?

• (A) Neither he and his wife is willing to leave this house.
• (B) Neither he and his wife are willing to leave this house.
• (C) Neither he nor his wife is willing to leave this house.
• (D) Neither he or his wife is willing to leave this house.

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Did you just ___ me a liar?

• (A) call
• (B) called
• (C) have called
• (D) calling

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I ___ in bed when I heard the accident outside.

• (A) was lying
• (B) lay
• (C) have lain
• (D) had lain

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I ___ in the same place for the past three years.

• (A) have been living
• (B) has lived
• (C) will be living
• (D) be lived

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Simon has ___ living here for 6 months.

• (A) been
• (B) is
• (C) am
• (D) are

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According to the news, the school __ reopen tomorrow.

• (A) will
• (B) were
• (C) has
• (D) was

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Those newspapers ___ in a big truck.

• (A) are delivering
• (B) is deliver
• (C) are delivered
• (D) had delivered

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The hunters went ___ the forest.

• (A) through
• (B) by
• (C) from
• (D) on

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He wrote a letter ___ his father.

• (A) with
• (B) from
• (C) at
• (D) to

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He walked ___ the bank of the river.

• (A) for
• (B) along
• (C) through
• (D) from

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The ball rolled ___ the pavement.

• (A) over
• (B) for
• (C) onto
• (D) upto

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I am going ___ the station.

• (A) to
• (B) in
• (C) for
• (D) by

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The motorcycle leaned ___ the wall.

• (A) against
• (B) by
• (C) for
• (D) to

Choose one of the words from the options below that has a similar meaning to the word 'Belligerent'.

• (A) friendly
• (B) benign
• (C) combative
• (D) placative

Choose one of the words from the options below that has a similar meaning to the word 'Taciturn'.

• (A) reserved
• (B) talkative
• (C) diplomatic
• (D) obstinate

Choose one of the options below that has a similar meaning to the word 'Customary'.

• (A) accepted
• (B) unusual
• (C) slavery
• (D) drudgery

Identify the synonym of the given word:
ZENITH

• (A) Middle
• (B) Under
• (C) Pinnacle
• (D) Nadir

Identify the synonym of the given word:
PERTNESS

• (A) impudence
• (B) petulance
• (C) pitulance
• (D) willing

Choose one of the words from the options below that has a similar meaning to the word 'Sabbatical'.

• (A) wrecker
• (B) disruption
• (C) business
• (D) holiday