Jia receives an amount X as pocket money every month.

Of the total amount received, Jia spends 20% o

If she is left with Rs. 1520, the what is X in the given context?

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Rs. 2000

Rs. 5500

Rs. 2500

Rs. 6080

A rectangular plot

A rectangular plot has been alloted by the government for the construction of a embassy building. The len
gth of the plot is increased by
10% to equip a cafeteria.

By what percent should the breadth of the plot be decreased such that the area of the plot is same as bef
ore?

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120/13

100/11

120/11

100/9

Six friends Adam, Abe, Pepa, Jill, Bob and Ron are sitting around a hexagonal table each at one corner f
acing the centre Adam is second to the left of Ron. Abe is neighbour of Pepa and Jill. Bob is second to th
e left of Jill.

Who is sitting to the opposite of Adam?

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Jill

Ron

Pepa

Argument: A specific brand’s herbal energy drink was given to a group of 50 consumers and a study was
conducted to prove the benefits of the drink on the mood of a person. Consumers were put in time bound
situations that and then given a glass of the drink to help them focus. The test results were out and 80 per
cent of the consumers agreed the energy drink in fact did help with their productivity. Hence, A can be pro
ven that the specific brand’s energy drink on which the survey was conducted is the best energy drink in t
he market.

The above given argument’s reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it fails to consid
er which of the given choices?

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Any of the consumers that participated …

Given below are 4 statements followed by 4 conclusions numbered 1 to 4. You have to take the given stat
ements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Choose the most appr
opriate option for the given conclusions that logically follows from the given statements, disregarding com
monly known facts.

Statements:

Some cats are dogs. No dog is a frog. All frogs are bats. Some bats are eagles

Conclusions:

1. Some frogs are not eagles.

2. No dog is a bat.

3. Some cats are bats.

4. No eagle is a cat.

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Conclusions 2, 3 & 4 follow

Only conclusion 1 follows

No conclusion follows

Gardener: When adding lawns for the new house, we should install drip irrigation system in addition to th
e sprinklers. This will ensure that the lawns don’t dry out in case someone forgets to water the lawn and r
educe damage in the garden. The cost of installing drip irrigation system is relatively lower when compare
d to redoing the lawns que to the damage caused by under watering

House owner: Installing drip irrigation systems are very expensive and unnecessary and seem like a wast
eful expense Which of these choices, if true, could best be used to support the Gardener’s proposal in the
face of the House owners objection?

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The use of sprinklers can still reduce the longevity of the lawns due to underwatering.

Five students

Five students are made to stand in a row as given in the following statements.

Statements:

1. A and B are standing next to each other.

2. C and D are standing next to each other.

3. A is not standing next to E who is standing at the left end of the line.

4. B is standing in the second position from the right.

5. C is to the right of both D and E.

Conclusions:

1. B is placed between C and A.

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Only (1) conclusion is incorrect

Only (2) conclusion is incorrect

Either (1) or (2) is incorrect

Neither (1) nor (2) is incorrect

mocktail

Bob is preparing a mocktail for his friends by mixing 10 parts water and 5 parts of a mocktail mix in a larg
e jug.

How much of the mixture should he draw out of the jug and replace it with the mocktail mix to ensure that
the mixture if half water and half mocktail mix?

Note: Assume that the jar contains 15 litres of the mixture.

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1/4

1/8

1/2

1/3

A primary school teacher wants to arrange a visit to the museum which is 600 miles away from the schoo
l. She arranges a school bus for the same and ensures that the bus has a full tank. However, the bus driv
er does not remember the capacity of the gas tank nor does he remember the efficiency of the engine.
Which of these statements would be sufficient to determine if the bus has enough gas to reach the museu
m?

Statement 1: The driver is driving at a constant speed Statement 2: The driver realizes that he has three-q
uarters of the full tank of gas left after he drives 150 miles.

Statement 3: The driver realizes that he has three-quarters of the full tank of gas left after he drives 450 m
iles.

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Both Statements 1 and 2 …

Bob is a retailer selling rice in his shop. He mixes two varieties of rice R1 and R2 together in the ratio 4:7
and sells this mixture at a price of Rs. 17 per kg. Due to this, he incurs a loss of 15%.

In the given context, what is the cost price per kg of R1 if the cost price of R2 is Rs, 22 per kg?

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Rs. 15

Rs. 16.5

Rs. 17

Rs. 17.5

A luxury perfume launched its perfumes on March 8, 1997 with a stock of x bottles of perfurne. By Dec 3
1 of that same year, 2/7 of the x

bottles are sold. This pattern continues such that by the end of each subsequent year 2/7 of the stock that
was there at the beginning of that year is sold out.

Analyse the given scenario and determine the year in which the stock of these bottles is reduced to less t
han 1/4 of the original y bottles

Note: Assume that only one type of perfume is being sold and the bottles are not restocked.

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2002

2001

2000

Rob is looking through some old calendars and finds that the 21st of August 1995 was a Monday.

If 1996 was a leap year, what day of the week was the 24th of August 19987

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Thursday

Friday

Sunday

dessert shop sells assorted boxes of chocolates every holiday season. Each of these boxes contains four
caramel twists, three dark chocolate truffles and two fudge balls. John buys a box and successively picks
three pieces of chocolates from it.

In the given context, what is the probability that John selects exactly one fudge ball from the box?

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1/2

2/3

3/4

1/4

In a certain system, two positive integers are subtracted in a certain way. Given below are some example
s:

1. 62-56=0
2 48-32=1

3. 55-31=4

Analyse the given expressions and determine the result of the expression 42-28.

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1
2
3
4

A chess club has three teams T1, T2 and T3 out of which- one team always tells the truth, one team alwa
ys lies and one alternates between telling the truth and lying. The teams get together only thrice a week, L
e., Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. One of these days, the three teams make the following statements:

T1: "Tuesday is the most comfortable day to get together and Friday is comfortable for T2

T2: "Friday is comfortable for T3 and Sunday is comfortable for T1", T3: "Tuesday is the most comfortable
day to get together and T1 is comfortable with Sunday".

If all teams prefer a different day to get together, then which team is telling the truth?

Note: All teams works as a single union.

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T1

Char

T2

T3

Cannot be determined

Three numbers (2, 3, 5) in an algebraic series are processed inside a queue q and stacks which are emp
ty initially. Identify the correct output after the following operations executes

q.enqueue(3);

q.enqueue(5);
q.enqueue(2):

s.push(q.dequeue()); s.push(q.dequeue());

s.pop();

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q.front() returns 3 and the stack is empty

q.front() returns 2 and the stack is empty:

q.front() returns 3 and s.top() returns 5

q.front() returns 2 and s.top() returns 3

A process in a DS goes through many states from the time it is born till the time it dies.

In the given context, which of the following state transitions is not possible?

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Blocked to Running

Ready to Running

Blocked to Ready

Running to Blocked

integer data set needs to be sorted in ascending order. It is given that the user is free to augment the dat
a set by adding additional elements when the sorting operation is already taking place and the sorting pro
cess needs to account for this data.
Which of the following sorting algorithms would be appropriate for usage in the given scenario?

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Selection sort

Merge sort

Heap Sort

Insertion Sort