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Reasoning Aptitude

Directions (1-5): Study the following information a) The one who sits second to the left of P
carefully and answer the given questions. b) The one who sits second to the right of R
Eight persons – D, F, H, Y, U, P, K and R are c) The one who sits immediate right of K
sitting around a circular table. Some of them are d) U
facing towards the center while others are facing e) Y
away from the center, but not necessarily in the
same order. 3. Which among the following group of persons
Note: The number of persons facing towards the are facing inside the center?
center is less than the number of persons facing a) K, H, U
away from the center. b) Y, D, K
R sits second to the right of P, who is facing c) U, F, R
away from the center. Only two persons sit d) U, Y, K
between R and Y (either from left or right). H and e) P, R, Y
Y sit immediate right of each other. The number
of persons sitting between H and P is one more 4. If all the persons are made to sit in the
than the number of persons sitting between H alphabetical order from D in the clockwise
and D, when counted from the right of both D direction, then who among the following persons
and P. F sits second to the left of D and sits does not change their previous direction with
adjacent to K. U sits third to the right of K but respect to the new arrangement?
facing the opposite direction of F. Immediate a) D and F
neighbors of U are facing the opposite directions b) R and Y
of U. c) H and P
1. What is the position of P with respect to the d) U and K
one who sits immediate right of R? e) D and P
a) Third to the right
b) Fourth to the left 5. In which among the following pairs of person,
c) Fifth to the left first person sits second to the right of the second
d) Both a and b person?
e) Both a and c I. HR
II. YF
2. Who among the following person sits exactly III. DU
between D and F? a) Only I

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b) Only II and III b) Three less

c) Only I and III c) Two more
d) Only III d) One less
e) Only I and II e) Three more

Directions (6-10): Study the following information 8. Which among the following statement is not
carefully and answer the given questions. true with respect to the final arrangement?
Ten boxes viz., A, P, C, R, E, H, K, M, T and V a) Box A is kept two boxes above box H
are kept one above another in a single stack. b) Box E is kept adjacent to box A
Box P is kept three boxes above box E. Only c) As many boxes kept above box T as below
three boxes are kept between box P and box H. box M
Box K is kept two boxes below box H. The d) Three boxes kept between box E and box P
number of boxes kept between box E and box K e) All are true
is two more than the number of boxes kept
between box K and box R. Only two boxes are 9. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
kept between box R and box M, which is kept way based on the given arrangement and hence
below box K. Box T is kept above box C and box form a group. Which one does not belong to that
P. Box A is kept five boxes above box V but not group?
adjacent to box H. a) EH
6. Which among the following boxes are kept b) AE
between box C and box K? c) RK
I. Box V d) PC
II. Box H e) CK
III. Box E
a) Only II 10. What is the position of box R with respect to
b) Only II and III the final arrangement?
c) Only I and III a) Seventh from the top
d) Only I b) Third from the bottom
e) Only I and II c) Sixth from the top
d) Second from the bottom
7. The number of boxes kept above A is __ than e) Eighth from the top
the number of boxes kept between Box H and
Box K?
a) One more

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Directions (11-15): Study the following c) The one who uses Decker
information carefully and answer the given d) The one who uses Evans
questions. e) B
Seven persons – Q, E, T, U, G, K and B shifted
their new houses on seven different days of the 13. If only the persons are arranged in
same week viz.- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, alphabetical order from Monday to Sunday, then
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. They who among the following person shifted exactly
are using different trucks viz.- Penske, USA, between the one who uses truck Penske and the
Cobra, Arrow, Evans, Hawk and Decker. one who uses truck Arrow with respect to the
T shifted four days before G, who uses Penske. new arrangement?
Only two persons shifted between G and B, who a) G
does not shift on Thursday. As many persons b) The one who uses truck Decker
shifted before B as after the one who uses USA. c) H
E shifted before the one who uses USA. Only d) The one who uses truck Cobra
one person shifted between E and the one who e) B
uses Arrow. Q does not use Decker. Only two
days gap between Q and the one who uses 14. If T is related to Q and E is related to K, then
Arrow. The number of days between T and Q is the one who uses Decker is related to __?
one less than the number of days between U and a) K
the one who uses Evans. The truck Cobra is b) The one who uses Penske
used by neither K nor E. U uses either Hawk or c) U
Arrow. d) The one who uses USA
11. Which among the following combination is e) The one who uses Hawk
true with respect to the final arrangement?
a) Thursday – E - Cobra 15. Who among the following person shifted his
b) Tuesday – Q - Penske house on Saturday?
c) Saturday – K - USA a) G
d) Monday – T - Hawk b) The one who shifted immediately before E
e) Wednesday – B – Evans c) H
d) The one who uses truck Penske
12. Who among the following person shifted his e) The one who shifted two days after Q
home on the third day of the week?
a) The one who uses Cobra
b) Q

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Directions (16-20): Study the following a) 242

information carefully and answer the given b) 121
questions. c) 142
Six persons - A, B, E, F, G and H are living on d) 221
different floors of the three storey building where e) 132
the lowermost floor is numbered one and the
floor immediately above it is numbered two and 17. Who among the following person lives in the
so on. They are weaving different numbers of same type of flat as G?
sarees viz.- 125, 331, 392, 420, 490, and 501. All a) The one who wove 125 sarees
the above information is not necessarily in the b) B
same order. c) The one who wove 331 sarees
Note-I: Each floor has two flats viz., Flat-P and d) H
Flat-Q, where Flat P is to the west of flat Q. e) The one who wove 109 sarees more than G
Note-II: Flat Q of floor 2 is immediately above
Flat Q of floor 1 and immediately below Flat Q of 18. What is the average of the number of sarees
floor 3. Similarly, Flat P of floor 2 is immediately wove by B, F, and E?
above Flat P of floor 1 and immediately below a) 329
Flat P of floor 3. b) 307
Note-III: Area of each of the flat is equal. c) 327
Note-IV: Only two persons live on each floor and d) 317
only one person lives in each flat. e) 319
F wove a prime number of sarees. B lives two
flats above F. G wove 61 sarees more than F but 19. Which among the following statement is true
lives adjacent floor of B. Both G and B did not with respect to H?
live in the same flat. Only one floor is between A a) H lives in the Flat Q
and H, who does not live above E. The ratio of b) E lives immediately above the flat of H
the number of sarees wove by H and A is 7:6. c) H lives on the 2nd floor
The difference between the number of sarees d) B lives on the same floor as H
wove by E and A is more than 200. No one lives e) All are true
west of the one who wove the sarees which is a
cube number. 20. What is the ratio of the number of sarees
16. What is the difference between the sum of wove by E to H?
the sarees wove by B and G and the sum of the a) 5:33
sarees wove by A and F? b) 25:98

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c) 5:9 e) 9:7
d) 9:2
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Answer Key with Explanation

Directions (1-5):
1) Answer: E
2) Answer: B
3) Answer: D
4) Answer: A
5) Answer: C
Final arrangement
Again we have,
 H and Y sit immediate right of each other.
 The number of persons sitting between H
and P is one more than the number of
persons sitting between H and D, when
counted from the right of both D and P.
 F sits second to the left of D and sits
adjacent to K.

We have,
 R sits second to the right of P, who is
facing away from the center.
 Only two persons sit between R and Y
(either from left or right). Again we have,
From the above conditions, there are two  U sits third to the right of K but facing the
possibilities opposite direction of F.
 Immediate neighbors of U are facing the
opposite directions of U.
From the given note case-2 gets eliminated
because the above given not is not satisfied.

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Hence case 1 shows the final answer.

Directions (6-10):
6) Answer: B
7) Answer: C
8) Answer: D Again we have,
9) Answer: E (all the above given pairs of boxes  Box K is kept two boxes below box H.
kept adjacent to each other except option e)  The number of boxes kept between box E
10) Answer: A and box K is two more than the number of
Final arrangement boxes kept between box K and box R.
 Only two boxes are kept between box R
and box M which is kept below box K.

We have,
 Box P is kept three boxes above box E.
 Only three boxes are kept between box P
and box H.
From the above conditions, there are two
Again we have,
possibilities

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 Box T is kept above box C and box P.

 Box A is kept five boxes above box V but
not adjacent to box H .
From the above condition case 2 was eliminated
because Box A kept five boxes above box V but
not adjacent to box H is not satisfied.
Hence case 1 shows the final answer.

We have,
 T shifted four days before G, who uses
Penske.
 Only two persons shifted between G and
B, who does not shift on Thursday.
From the above conditions, there are two
possibilities

Directions (11-15):
11) Answer: C
12) Answer: D
13) Answer: A
14) Answer: B
15) Answer: E
Final arrangement

Again we have,

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 As many persons shifted before B as after  U uses either Hawk or Arrow.

the one who uses USA. From the above condition case 1 eliminated
 E shifted before the one who uses USA. because U uses either Hawk or Arrow is not
 Only one person shifted between E and satisfied.
the one who uses Arrow. Hence, case 2 shows the final answer.
 Only two days gap between Q and the
one who uses Arrow.

Again we have,
 The number of days between T and Q is
one less than the number of days
between U and the one who uses Evans. Directions (16-20):
 The truck Cobra is used by neither K nor 16) Answer: C
E. 17) Answer: D
 Q does not use Decker. 18) Answer: E

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19) Answer: A
20) Answer: B
Final arrangement

Again we have,
 The difference between the numbers of
sarees wove by E and A is more than

We have, 200.

 F wove prime number of sarees.  No one lives west of the one who wove

 B lives two flat above F. the sarees which is a cube number.

From the above conditions, there are two From the above condition case 2 was eliminated

possibilities because no one lives west of the one who wove

the sarees which is a cube number is not
satisfied.
Hence case 1 shows the final answer.

Again we have,
 G wove 61 sarees more than F but lives
adjacent floor of B.
 Both G and B not live in the same flat.
 Only one floor between A and H, who
does not live above E.
 The ratio of the number of sarees wove
by H and A is 7:6.
Score Booster
Directions (1-5): Study the following information 1. If the second letter of each word is changed to
carefully and answer the given questions. its second succeeding letter and all the letters

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are arranged in reverse alphabetical order within 4. If all the vowels are changed to the next letter
the word, then which among the following word in the alphabetical series and the remaining
ends with the letter, which comes after E in the letters are changed to its preceding letter in the
alphabetical series? alphabetical series, then which among the
a) ACE following words ended with a vowel in the given
b) PAT series?
c) JET a) CUB
d) VET b) ACE
e) Both c and d c) VET
d) PAT
2. If the first and the last letters of each word are e) JET
changed to their opposite letter in alphabetical
series and all the words are arranged in the 5. If all the letters are arranged in the
dictionary order from the left end, then how alphabetical order within the word and the
many letters are between the second letter of the second and the third letters are interchanged
second word from the left end and the third letter then, how many meaningful words can be
of the third word from the right end in the formed in the given series?
alphabetical series? a) One
a) Three b) Zero
b) Six c) Three
c) Five d) Two
d) Four e) More than three
e) Seven
Directions (6-10): In the given questions, the
3. If “R” is added after the second letter of each relationship between different elements is shown
word, then how many meaningful words can be in the statements followed by some conclusions.
formed in the given series? Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
a) One 6.
b) Two Statements
c) Three P≤L<K=O; I>N=J≤P; H>B<U<N
d) More than three Conclusions
e) None I. J<B
II. L>J

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III. L=N 9.
a) Only conclusion III is true Statements
b) Only conclusion I and II are true Z>X=C>V; C<N≥M≤B; A=D≥N>H
c) Either conclusion II or III is true Conclusions
d) Only conclusion I and III are true I. X<A
e) Either conclusion II and III and I are true II. M≤D
III. N>V
7. a) Only conclusion I is true
Statements b) Only conclusion I and II are true
Q>S<D≤C; E≤S<F≥G; R≥V=G>B c) Only conclusion II is true
Conclusions d) Only conclusion I and III are true
I. C≥E e) All conclusion I, II, and III are true
II. E<D
III. R>F 10.
a) Only conclusion II is true Statements
b) Either conclusion I or II is true P>U≥R>W; L=G>P≤S; H>A≤T≤G
c) Only conclusions I and II are true Conclusions
d) Only conclusion III is true I. A≤P
e) All conclusion I, II, and III are true II. L>H
III. R<S
8. a) Only conclusion II is true
Statements b) Only conclusion I and II are true
R>T≥G≤N; Y=H≤T<V; K<C<H≥M c) Either conclusion I or II and III are true
Conclusions d) Only conclusion III is true
I. R>Y e) None is true
II. M<V
III. N≥H Directions (11-13): Study the following
a) Only conclusion II and III are true information carefully and answer the given
b) Only conclusion I and II are true questions.
c) Only conclusion II is true Seven persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, and H give
d) Only conclusion I and III are true different number of attempts in IBPS exams.
e) Only conclusion I is true E gives more attempts than H but less attempts
than B. D gives less attempts than F but more

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attempts than H. A gives less attempts than B d) Either a or b

but more attempts than C. F gives less attempts e) Either a or c
than both B and C. D gives more attempts than
E but less attempts than C. The person who Directions (14-15): Study the following
gives the third highest number of attempts give information carefully and answer the given
69 times, which is 8 more than F. questions.
11. If the sum of the attempts given by F and E Seven persons – P, Q, R, S, T, U and V spent
is 117 and the sum of the attempts given by C different amounts of money buying headsets.
and B is 147, then what is the difference R spent less amount than Q but more amount
between the number of attempts given by B and than P. T spent more amount than S but less
E? amount than V. U spent less amount than R but
a) 12 more amount than V. P did not spend less
b) 22 amount than V. The person who spent the fourth
c) 32 lowest amount spent Rs.699, which is not spent
d) 14 by U.
e) 24 14. If the difference between the amount spent
by P and R is Rs.198 and the sum of the amount
12. If the difference between the number of spent by R and T is Rs.1343, then how much
attempts given by the adjacent persons is 8, amount is spent by T?
then what is the average of the number of a) Rs.446
attempts given by B, A, C, F, D, and E? b) Rs.544
a) 73 c) Rs.436
b) 55 d) Rs.556
c) 65 e) Rs.486
d) 66
e) 63 15. Which among the following group of persons
spent less amount than P?
13. If the sum of the attempts given by F and E a) V, T, P
is 106, then what can be the number of attempts b) T, R, S
given by D? c) S, T, U
a) 47 d) V, T, S
b) 39 e) V, T, U
c) 58

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Direction (16-20): Study the following statements Only a few Lace is Beam
and then decide which of the given conclusions Some Beams are Game
logically follows from the given statements Some Mars are not Game
disregarding the commonly known facts. Conclusions
16. a) All Laces are not Rice
Statements b) No Mars is Beam
Only a few Words are List c) All Beams can never be Game
All Lists are Best d) Some Laces are not being Beam is possibility
Only a few Best is Bake e) All Mars can be Lace
No List is Cute
Conclusions 19.
a) Some Words are not Bake Statements
b) No Best is Cute Only a few Tide is Ride
c) All Best can be Bake All Ride is Hide
d) Some Words are not Cute Only a few Ride is Hope
e) Some Cute is Bake All Hide is Exit
Conclusions
17. a) Some Hope is Exit
Statements b) All Hide can be Hope
Only Zero is Huge c) All Hope can never be Ride
Only a few Cool is Zero d) No Tide is Hope
Only a few Cool is Tree e) Some Exit is not Tide
All Trees are Race
Conclusions 20.
a) Some Cool may be Huge Statements
b) All Zero can never be Race Only a few Cards are Cash
c) Some Trees are definitely not Zero Only a few Evil is Cash
d) No Race is Zero Some Dark is Evil
e) None of these No Calm is Dark
Conclusions
18. a) Some cash is definitely not Calm
Statements b) No Dark is Card
Only a few Rice is Lace c) All Cards are not Evil is a possibility

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d) All Evil can be Calm e) All Calm is not Card

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Answer Key with Explanation

1) Answer: E Given series: ACE PAT JET CUB VET
Given series: ACE PAT JET CUB VET After “R” is added after the second letter of each
After, the second letter of each word is changed word:
to its second succeeding letter: AEE PCT JGT ACRE PART JERT CURB VERT
CWB VGT Then, the meaningful words are in the given
All the letters are arranged reverse alphabetical series is:
order within the word: ACRE -> A unit of land area
EEA, TPC, TJG, WCB, VTG PART -> Some but not all of a thing
The word, which is ended with the letters which CURB -> Restrain
comes after E in the alphabetical series- JET, VERT -> Green forest vegetation
VET
4) Answer: A
2) Answer: C Given series: ACE PAT JET CUB VET
Given series: ACE PAT JET CUB VET After, all the vowels are changed to the next
After, the first and the last letters are changed to letter in the alphabetical series and the
theirs opposite letter in the alphabetical order: remaining letters are changed to its preceding
ZCV KAG QEG XUY EEG letter in the alphabetical series is: BBF OBS IFS
All the words are arranged in the dictionary order BVA UFS
from the left end: Then the word, which is ended with vowel is:
EEG KAG QEG XUY ZCV CUB
Then, the number of letters are between the
second letter of the second word from the left 5) Answer: B
end and the third letter of the third word from the Given series: ACE PAT JET CUB VET
right end in the alphabetical series is: B, C, D, E, After, all the letters are arranged in the
F alphabetical order within the word:
EEG KAG QEG XUY ZCV ACE APT EJT BCU ETV
Then, the second and the third letters are
3) Answer: D interchanged:

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AEC ATP ETJ BUC EVT III. R<S (R≤U<P≤S) ---> True
The number of meaningful words can be formed
in the given series is Zero Directions (11-13):

6) Answer: C (By combining conclusion II and III,

either conclusion II or III is true)
11) Answer: B
Conclusions
F+E=117
I. J<B (J=N>U>B) ---> False
E=117-61
II. L>J (L≥P≥J) ---> False
E=56
III. L=N (L≥P≥J=N) ---> False
C+B=147
B=147-69
7) Answer: A
B=78
Conclusion
B-E=78-56=22
I. C≥E (C≥D>S≥E) ---> False
II. E<D (E≤S<D) ---> True
12) Answer: C
III. R>F (R≥V=G≤F) ---> False
If difference is 8 between all the given persons,
then
8) Answer: B
B-85, A-77, C-69, F-61, D-53, E-45, H-37
Conclusion
The average of the number of attempts given by
I. R>Y (R>T≥H=Y) ---> True
B, A, C, F, D, and E is
II. M<V (M≤H≤T<V) ---> True
85+77+69+61+53+45=390/6=65.
III. N≥H (N≥G≤T≥H) ---> False

13) Answer: E
9) Answer: E
F+E=106
Conclusion
E=106-61
I. X<A (X=C<N≤D=A) ---> True
E=45.
II. M≤D (M≤N≤D) ---> True
III. N>V (N>C>V) ---> True
Directions (14-15):

10) Answer: D
Conclusion
14) Answer: A
I. A≤P (A≤T≤G>P) ---> False
R-P=Rs.198
II. L>H (L=G≥T≥A<H) ---> False
R=Rs.198+Rs.699

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R=Rs.897 18) Answer: E

R+T=Rs.1343
T=Rs.1343-Rs.897
T=Rs.446

15) Answer: D

Directions (16-20): 19) Answer: A

16) Answer: D

20) Answer: C

17) Answer: B

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Quantitative Aptitude

Directions (01-05): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions.
The given table chart shows the average number of students in classes I and II together in five different
years i.e. 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 and 1985 and also given the average number of students in classes I
and III together in five different years and the total number of students in class I in five different years.

1) In 1986, the ratio of the total number of 3) Find the ratio of the total number of students
students in class I to class II is 4:3 and the total in class I in 1981 and 1984 together to the total
number of students in class III is 25% more than number of students in class II in 1985?
that of class I. If the total number of students in a) 9:8
class III in 1986 is equal to the total number of b) 4:3
students in class II in 1983, then find the total c) 5:2
number of students in class II in 1986? d) 7:4
a) 180 e) None of these
b) 150
c) 120 4) The total number of students in class II in
d) 90 1984 is how much more/less than the total
e) None of these number of students in class III in 1981?
a) 250 more
2) The total number of students in class III in b) 310 less
1983 is what percentage more than the total c) 120 more
number of students in classes II and III together d) 200 less
in 1982? e) None of these
a) 50%
b) 20% 5) In 1985, the average number of girls in
c) 45% classes I, II and III together in 300. If the ratio of
d) 30% the number of boys in classes I, II and III in 1985
e) None of these is 9:7:4, then find the number of boys in class II
in 1985?

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a) 175 d) 140
b) 210 e) None of these
c) 350

Directions (06-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions.
The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the total quantity of flowers (Jasmine, Marigold
and Rose) sold (in kg) on five different days i.e. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
and also the given table chart shows the percentage of the quantity of Marigold sold (in kg) in five
different shops and the quantity of Jasmine sold (in kg) in five different shops.
The total quantity of flowers sold on all five days together = 8000 kg

6) If the selling price of the Marigold and Rose on c) Rs.19200

Thursday is Rs.15 per kg and Rs.32 per kg d) Rs.25600
respectively, then find the total amount received e) None of these
by the shopkeeper on Thursday on Marigold and 7) Find the average of the quantity of Rose sold
Rose flowers together? on Tuesday and the quantity of Marigold sold on
a) Rs.20400 Friday?
b) Rs.31200 a) 840 kg

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b) 560 kg 11) Anu and Suwathi entered into a partnership

c) 720 kg with an investment of Rs.5600 and Rs.4000
d) 680 kg respectively. After one year, Anu invested Rs.x
e) None of these more. After one more year, Suwathi invested
Rs.(x+800) more. At end of three years, the ratio
8) Find the difference between the total quantity of the profit share Anu to Suwathi is 4:3. Find the
of Marigold sold on Tuesday and Wednesday value of x?
together and the total quantity of flowers sold on a) 400
Monday? b) 500
a) 380 kg c) 600
b) 560 kg d) 700
c) 720 kg e) None of these
d) 400 kg
e) None of these 12) Pipes P and Q together can fill a tank in 36
minutes and pipes P and R together can fill the
9) The quantity of Rose sold on Wednesday is tank in 30 minutes and the efficiency of pipe Q is
what percentage of the total quantity of Jasmine 25% less than that of pipe R. If pipes R and S
sold on Tuesday and Friday together? together fill the tank in 20 minutes, then find the
a) 15% time taken by pipe S alone to fill the whole tank?
b) 40% a) 30 minutes
c) 10% b) 45 minutes
d) 25% c) 60 minutes
e) None of these d) 36 minutes
e) None of these
10) Out of the total quantity of flowers sold on
Saturday, 25% of the flowers are Rose. If the 13) A Jar contains 840 ml mixture of acid and
total quantity of flowers sold on Saturday is two water in the ratio of 5:2. If 0.21 liters of mixture is
times the quantity of Marigold sold on Monday, taken out and y ml of acid and (y+20) ml of water
then find the quantity of Rose sold on Saturday? is added to the mixture, then the ratio of acid to
a) 150 kg water becomes 2:1. Find the value of y?
b) 420 kg a) 70
c) 270 kg b) 50
d) 360 kg c) 90
e) None of these d) 110

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e) None of these d) 6 hours

e) None of these
14) The average number of boys and girls in a
school is 1068. If the number of boys in the 17) The age of Rio 3 years hence is 5/3rd of the
school is 216 more than that of girls, then the present age of Sila and the ratio of the present
number of boys in the school is what percentage age of Sila to Henry is 9:8 and Rio is 10 years
more than the number of girls in the same elder than Nolan. If the average age of Rio,
school? Henry and Nolan is 58 years, then find the
a) 22.5% present age of Nolan?
b) 67.5% a) 62 years
c) 51.5% b) 54 years
d) 37.5% c) 70 years
e) None of these d) 48 years
e) None of these
15) A bus covers 280 km in 3.5 hours and the
ratio of the speed of the bus to the car is 4:3. The 18) A shopkeeper bought a table and a book for
car starts from point A and travels towards B and Rs.4000 and Rs.1500 respectively and the ratio
reaches point B in x hours. If the speed of the car of the marked price to cost price of the table and
is increased by 25%, then the car reaches point the book is 5:4 and 8:5 respectively. If the
B in (x – 1) hours. Find the distance between shopkeeper offered a discount on the table and
point A and point B? book is 24% and 20% respectively, then what is
a) 200 km the profit percentage earned by the shopkeeper
b) 150 km overall?
c) 300 km a) 12%
d) 450 km b) 15%
e) None of these c) 10%
16) The time taken by the boat covers 200 km d) 4%
upstream is four times the time taken by the boat e) None of these
covers 90 km downstream. If the speed of the
stream is 10 km/hr, then find the time taken by 19) Train A crosses train B running in opposite
the boat to cover 210 km in still water? direction in 6 seconds and train A crosses train B
a) 4 hours running in the same direction in 30 seconds and
b) 3 hours the speed of train A is 12 m/sec more than that
c) 7 hours

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of train B. Find the speed of train A, if two trains same amount invested in simple interest at the
are in same length? rate of 25% per annum for the same time period.
a) 36 m/sec If the total interest received by Leo is Rs.8520,
b) 24 m/sec then find the value of R?
c) 45 m/sec a) 30
d) 30 m/sec b) 15
e) None of these c) 20
d) 10
20) Leo invested Rs.12000 in compound interest e) None of these
at the rate of R% per annum for 2 years and the
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Directions (01-05): The total number of students in class II = 960 –
1981: 700 = 260
The total number of students in classes I and II The total number of students in classes I and III
together = 415 * 2 = 830 = 470 * 2 = 940
The total number of students in class II = 830 – The total number of students in class III = 940 –
320 = 510 700 = 240
The total number of students in classes I and III 1983:
= 280 * 2 = 560 The total number of students in classes I and II
The total number of students in class III = 560 – together = 350 * 2 = 700
320 = 240 The total number of students in class II = 700 –
1982: 450 = 250
The total number of students in classes I and II The total number of students in classes I and III
together = 480 * 2 = 960 = 550 * 2 = 1100

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The total number of students in class III = 1100 – The total number of students in class II in 1986 =
450 = 650 250 * 3/5 = 150
1984:
The total number of students in classes I and II 2) Answer: D
together = 290 * 2 = 580 The total number of students in classes II and III
The total number of students in class II = 580 – together in 1982 = 260 + 240 = 500
220 = 360 Required percentage = (650 – 500)/500 * 100 =
The total number of students in classes I and III 150/5 = 30%
= 310 * 2 = 620
The total number of students in class III = 620 – 3) Answer: A
220 = 400 The total number of students in class I in 1981
1985: and 1984 together = 320 + 220 = 540
The total number of students in classes I and II Required ratio = 540:480 = 9:8
together = 560 * 2 = 1120
The total number of students in class II = 1120 – 4) Answer: C
640 = 480 Required difference = 360 – 240 = 120 more
The total number of students in classes I and III
= 460 * 2 = 920 5) Answer: A
The total number of students in class III = 920 – The total number of girls in classes I, II and III
640 = 280 together in 1985 = 300 * 3 = 900
The total number of students in classes I, II and
III together in 1985 = 640 + 480 + 280 = 1400
The total number of boys in classes I, II and III
together in 1985 = 1400 – 900 = 500
The number of boys in class II in 1985 = 500 *
7/(9 + 7 + 4) = 500 * 7/20 =175
1) Answer: B
The ratio of the total number of students in Directions (06-10):
classes I, II and III in 1986 = 4:3:(4*125/100) = Monday:
4:3:5 The total quantity of flowers sold = 8000 * 15/100
The total number of students in class III in 1986 = 1200 kg
= 250 The quantity of Marigold sold = 1200 * 45/100 =
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The quantity of Jasmine sold = 360 kg The quantity of Rose sold = 1920 – (960 + 400)
The quantity of Rose sold = 1200 – (540 + 360) = 560 kg
= 300 kg
Tuesday:
The total quantity of flowers sold = 8000 * 25/100
= 2000 kg
The quantity of Marigold sold = 2000 * 24/100 =
480 kg
The quantity of Jasmine sold = 800 kg
The quantity of Rose sold = 2000 – (480 + 800) 6) Answer: C
= 720 kg The total amount received by the shopkeeper on
Wednesday: Thursday on Marigold flowers = 640 * 15 =
The total quantity of flowers sold = 8000 * 16/100 Rs.9600
= 1280 kg The total amount received by the shopkeeper on
The quantity of Marigold sold = 1280 * 25/100 = Thursday on Rose flowers = 300 * 32 = Rs.9600
320 kg Required total = 9600 + 9600 = Rs.19200
The quantity of Jasmine sold = 480 kg
The quantity of Rose sold = 1280 – (320 + 480) 7) Answer: A
= 480 kg Required average = (720 + 960)/2 = 1680/2 =
Thursday: 840 kg
The total quantity of flowers sold = 8000 * 20/100
= 1600 kg 8) Answer: D
The quantity of Marigold sold = 1600 * 40/100 = The total quantity of Marigold sold on Tuesday
640 kg and Wednesday together = 480 + 320 = 800 kg
The quantity of Jasmine sold = 660 kg Required difference = 1200 – 800 = 400 kg
The quantity of Rose sold = 1600 – (660 + 640)
= 300 kg 9) Answer: B
Friday: The total quantity of Jasmine sold on Tuesday
The total quantity of flowers sold = 8000 * 24/100 and Friday together = 800 + 400 = 1200 kg
= 1920 kg Required percentage = 480/1200 * 100 = 40%
The quantity of Marigold sold = 1920 * 50/100 =
960 kg 10) Answer: C
The quantity of Jasmine sold = 400 kg

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The total quantity of flowers sold on Saturday = The quantity of mixture is taken from the Jar =
540 * 2 = 1080 kg 0.21 * 1000 = 210 ml
The quantity of Rose sold on Saturday = 1080 * (600 – 210 * 5/(5 + 2) + y)/(240 – 210 * 2/(5 + 2)
25/100 = 270 kg + y + 20) = 2/1
(600 – 210 * 5/7 + y)/(240 – 210 * 2/7 + y + 20) =
11) Answer: A 2/1
(5600 * 1 + (5600 + x) * 2)/(4000 * 2 + (4000 + x (600 – 150 + y)/(240 – 60 + y + 20) = 2/1
+ 800) * 1) = 4/3 (450 + y) = (200 + y) * 2
(5600 + 11200 + 2x)/(8000 + 4800 + x) = 4/3 450 + y = 400 + 2y
16800 + 33600 + 6x = 32000 + 19200 + 4x y = 50
2x = 800
x = 400 14) Answer: A
The total number of students in the school =
12) Answer: D 1068 * 2 = 2136
Let the ratio of the efficiency of pipe Q to pipe R The number of boys in the school = (2136 +
= 75:100 = 3:4 216)/2 = 2352/2 = 1176
Pipe Q alone to fill the tank = 4x The number of girls in the school = 2136 – 1176
Pipe R alone to fill the tank = 3x = 960
P + 1/4x – (P + 1/3x) = 1/36 – 1/30 Required percentage = (1176 – 960)/960 * 100 =
1/4x – 1/3x = 5/180 – 6/180 216/960 * 100 = 22.5%
1/4x – 1/3x = -1/180
(3 – 4)/12x = -1/180 15) Answer: C
x = 180/12 Let the distance between point A to point B = d
x = 15 The speed of the bus = 280/3.5 = 80 km/hr
Pipe R alone fill the tank = 3 * 15 = 45 minutes The speed of the car = 80 * 3/4 = 60 km/hr
Pipe S alone fill the tank = 1/20 – 1/45 = 9/180 – The new speed of the car = 60 * 125/100 = 75
4/180 = 5/180 = 1/36 = 36 minutes km/hr
60 * x = 75 * (x – 1)
13) Answer: B 60x = 75x – 75
The quantity of acid in the Jar = 840 * 5/(5 + 2) = 15x = 75
840 * 5/7 = 600 ml x=5
The quantity of water in the Jar = 840 – 600 = The distance between point A to point B = 60 * 5
240 ml = 300 km

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The marked price of the book = 1500 * 8/5 =

16) Answer: D Rs.2400
Let the speed of the boat in still water = x The selling price of the book = 2400 * (100 –
200/(x – 10) = 90/(x + 10) * 4/1 20/100) = 2400 * 80/100 = Rs.1920
200/(x – 10) * 1/4 = 90/(x + 10) The sum of the selling price of the table and the
5 * (x + 10) = 9 * (x – 10) book = 3800 + 1920 = Rs.5720
5x + 50 = 9x – 90 The sum of the cost price of the table and book =
4x = 140 4000 + 1500 = Rs.5500
x = 35 Required overall profit percentage = (5720 –
The speed of the boat in still water = 35km/hr 5500)/5500 * 100 = 220/55 = 4%
Required time = 210/35 = 6 hours
19) Answer: A
17) Answer: A Let the speed of train B = x
Let the present age of Sila = 9x And the speed of train A = x + 12
And the present age of Henry = 8x The length of train A = y
And the present age of Rio = 9x * 5/3 - 3 = 15x - The length of train B = y
3 y + y = (x + 12 - x) * 30
And the present age of Nolan = 15x – 3 – 10 = 2y = 12 * 30
15x – 13 y = 180
The sum of the present age of Rio, Henry and 180 + 180 = (x + 12 + x) * 6
Nolan together = 58 * 3 = 174 years 360 = (2x + 12) * 6
15x – 3 + 8x + 15x – 13 = 174 2x + 12 = 60
38x = 174 + 16 x = 48/2
x = 190/38 x = 24
x=5 The speed of train A = 24 + 12 = 36 m/sec
The present age of Nolan = 15 * 5 – 13 = 75 – 13
= 62 years 20) Answer: D
12000 * (1 + R/100)2 – 12000 + 12000 * 25 *
18) Answer: D 2/100 = 8520
The marked price of the table = 4000 * 5/4 = 12000 [(1 + R/100)2 – 1] + 6000 = 8520
Rs.5000 (1 + R/100)2 – 1 = 2520/12000
The selling price of the table = 5000 * (100 – 1 + R/100 = (0.21 + 1)
24)/100 = 5000 * 76/100 = Rs.3800 R/100 = 1.1 – 1

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R = 0.1 * 100 R = 10
Score Booster
Directions (01-05): What value should come in A.35
the place of (?) in the following questions. B.37
1) (225 – 7 * 15 + 49)/(3375 + 343) = ? C.33
A.1/22 D.28
B.1/33 E.31
C.1/44
D.13 Directions (06-10): What approximate value
E. None of these should come in the place of (?) in the following
questions?
2) 9 3/3 * 15/9 * 7 1/2 = ? 6) 24.22 % of ? – 2665.78 ÷ 13 + (5/11) of 277 =
A.120 63.83
B.125 A.800
C.146 B.1000
D.190 C.600
E. None of these D.900
E.700
3) √2401 * 7 + 35% of 320 = ?2 + 440 ÷ 8
A.28 7) 559.879 ÷ 7.23 + 11.94 * 14.902 = ? +
B.25 √144.12
C.18 A.248
D.20 B.254
E.22 C.242
D.258
4) 75% of 720 + 65% of 360 = ? + 120% of 240 E.260
A.456
B.468 8) 14.285% of 34.912 + 88.889% of 125.879 +
C.472 45.456 % of 54.91 = ?
D.486 A.142
E.488 B.148
C.150
5) (595 ÷ 17) * √49 = ?2 ÷ (120 ÷ 24) D.156

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E.136
13) 12, 86, 226, ?, 830, 1372
9) 87.54 % of 195.95 + 83.33 % of 23.965 + ? = A.472
217.935 B.462
A.20 C.456
B.27 D.468
C.40 E.482
D.50
E.60 14) 2400, 960, 384, 153.6, ?
A.52.28
10) 66.66 % of 80.92 + 16.671 % of 29.912 + B.61.44
57.142 % of 35.189 = ? C.74.62
A.79 D.85.56
B.73 E.92.3
C.65
D.59 15) 19, 20, 44, 141, 580, ? , 17586
E.51 A.4285
B.4840
Directions (11-15): Find out the missing number C.3750
in the following number series. D.2925
11) 1, 64, 111, 144, 165, ? E.3560
A.176
B.172 Directions (16-20): Find out the wrong number in
C.184 the following number series.
D.188 16) 24, 93, 290, 551, 844, 1152
E.192 A.1152
B.844
12) 7, 52, 92, ?, 157, 182 C.551
A.124 D.290
B.108 E.93
C.132
D.127 17) 24, 25, 52, 159, 640, 3200
E.104 A.25

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B.52 B. x ≥ y
C.159 C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
D.640 D. x < y
E.3200 E. x ≤ y
18) 1000, 200, 56, 24, 12, 7.2 22)
A.1000 I) 2x2 – 48x + 256 = 0
B.56 II) y2 – 15y + 56 = 0
C.24 A. x > y
D.7.2 B. x ≥ y
E.12 C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
D. x < y
19) 17, 34, 102, 500, 3570, 39270 E. x ≤ y
A.500
B.34 23)
C.3570 I) x2 – 34x – 72 = 0
D.17 II) 2y2 + 2y – 4=0
E.39270 A. x > y
B. x ≥ y
20) 11, 19, 28, 90, 117, 333 C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
A.90 D. x < y
B.19 E. x ≤ y
C.117
D.333 24)
E.28 I) x2 – 12x + 20 = 0
II) y2 – 21y + 110 = 0
Directions (21-25): In each of the following A. x > y
questions, two equations are given. You have to B. x ≥ y
solve both the equations to find the relation C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
between x and y. D. x < y
21) E. x ≤ y
I) x2 + 26x + 153 = 0
II) y2 + 19y = 252 25)
A. x > y I) x2 – 19x + 34 = 0

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II) y2 – 23y + 102 = 0 C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.

A. x > y D. x < y
B. x ≥ y E. x ≤ y
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1) Answer: A ? = 486
(225 – 7 * 15 + 49)/(3375 + 343) = ?
=> (152 + 72 - 15 * 7)/(153 + 73) [(a2 + b2 – 5) Answer: A
ab)/(a3 + b3) = 1/(a + b)] (595 ÷ 17) * √49 = ?2 ÷ (120 ÷ 24)
=> 1/(15 + 7) 245 = ?2 ÷ 5
=> 1/22 ? = 35

2) Answer: B 6) Answer: C
9 3/3 * 15/9 * 7 1/2 = ? 24.22 % of x – 2665.78 ÷ 13 + (5/11) of 277 =
=> 30/3 * 15/9 * 15/2 63.83
=> 125 (24/100) * x – (2665/13) + (5/11) * 275 = 64
(24/100) * x = 64 + 205 – 125
3) Answer: D (24/100) * x = 144
√2401 * 7 + 35% of 320 = ?2 + 440 ÷ 8 x = 144 * (100/24) = 600
343 + 112 = ?2 + 55
? = 20 7) Answer: A
559.879 ÷ 7.23 + 11.94 * 14.902 = ? + √144.12
4) Answer: D 560/7 + 12 * 15 = ? + √144
75% of 720 + 65% of 360 = ? + 120% of 240 80 + 180 = ? + 12
540 + 234 = ? + 288 ? = 248

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157 + 25 = 182
8) Answer: A
14.285% of 34.912 + 88.889% of 125.879 + 13) Answer: B
45.456 % of 54.91 = ? 12 + 4³ + 10 = 86
(1/7) * 35 + (8/9) * 126 + 5/11 * 55 = ? 86 + 5³ + 15 = 226
5 + 112 + 25 = ? 226 + 6³+ 20 = 462
? = 142 462 + 7³ + 25 = 830
830 + 8³+ 30 = 1372
9) Answer: B
87.54 % of 195.95 + 83.33 % of 23.965 + ? = 14) Answer: B
217.935 2400 ÷ 2.5 = 960
171 + 5/6 * 24 + ? = 218 960 ÷ 2.5 = 384
171 + 20 + ? = 218 384 ÷ 2.5 = 153.6
? = 27 153.6 ÷ 2.5 = 61.44
10) Answer: A 15) Answer: D
66.66 % of 80.92 + 16.671 % of 29.912 + 57.142 19 * 1 + 12 = 20
% of 35.189 = ? 20 * 2 + 22 = 44
(2/3) * 81 + (1/6) * 30 + (4/7) * 35 = ? 44 * 3 + 32 = 141
54 + 5 + 20 = ? 141 * 4 + 42 = 580
79 = ? 580 * 5 + 52 = 2925
2925 * 6 + 62 = 17586
11) Answer: A
1 + 82 – 1 = 64 16) Answer: A
64 + 72 – 2 = 111
111 + 62 – 3 = 144
144 + 52 – 4 = 165
165 + 42 – 5 = 176

The pattern of the following series is:

12) Answer: D
7 + 45 = 52 17) Answer: E
52 + 40 = 92 24 * 1 + 1 =25
92 + 35 = 127 25 * 2 + 2 =52
127 + 30 = 157 52 * 3 + 3 =159

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159 * 4 + 4 = 640 (y – 9)(y + 28) = 0

640 * 5 + 5 = 3205 y = 9, -28
Relationship cannot be established between x
18) Answer: B and y.
1000 * 0.2 = 200
200 * 0.3 = 60 22) Answer: B
60 * 0.4 = 24 2x2 – 48x + 256=0
24 * 0.5 = 12 2x2 – 32x – 16x + 256 = 0
12 * 0.6 = 7.2 2x(x – 16) – 16(x – 16) = 0
(2x – 16)(x – 16) = 0
19) Answer: A x = 8, 16
17 * 2 = 34 y2 – 15y + 56=0
34 * 3 = 102 y2 – 7y – 8y + 56=0
102 * 5 = 510 y(y – 7) – 8( y – 7)=0
510 * 7 = 3570 (y – 8)(y – 7)=0
3570 * 11 = 39270 y = 8, 7
20) Answer: A x≥y
11 + 23 = 19
19 + 32 = 28 23) Answer: C
28 + 43 = 92 x2 – 34x – 72 = 0
92 + 52 = 117 x2 – 36x + 2x - 72 = 0
117 + 63 = 333 x(x – 36) + 2(x – 36) = 0
(x + 2)(x – 36) = 0
21) Answer: C x = -2, 36
x2 + 26x + 153 = 0 2y2 + 2y – 4 = 0
x2 + 17x + 9x + 153 = 0 2y2 + 4y – 2y – 4 = 0
x(x + 17) + 9(x + 17) = 0 2y(y + 2) - 2(y + 2) = 0
(x + 9)(x + 17) = 0 (2y – 2) (y + 2) = 0
x = -17, -9 y = 1, -2
y2 + 19y = 252 Relationship between x and y cannot be
y2 + 19y – 252 = 0 established.
y2 + 28y – 9y – 252 = 0
y(y + 28) – 9(y + 28) = 0 24) Answer: E

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x2 – 12x + 20 = 0 x2 – 19x + 34 = 0
x2 – 10x – 2x + 20 = 0 x2 – 17x – 2x + 34 = 0
x(x – 10) – 2(x – 10) = 0 x(x – 17) – 2(x – 17) = 0
(x – 2)(x – 10) = 0 (x – 2)(x – 17) = 0
x = 2, 10 x = 2, 17
y2 – 21y + 110 = 0 y2 – 23y + 102 = 0
y2 – 10y – 11y + 110 = 0 y2 – 17y – 6y + 102 = 0
y(y – 10) – 11(y – 10) = 0 y(y – 17) – 6(y – 17) = 0
(y – 11)(y – 10) = 0 (y – 6)(y – 17) = 0
y = 11, 10 y = 6, 17
x≤y Relationship between x and y cannot be
established.
25) Answer: C

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ENGLISH Day - 4

English Language

Directions (1-2): The given questions carry sentence. Choose the most suitable pair, which
sentences one of which would be grammatically makes a grammatically correct and contextually
incorrect. You must choose the same as your coherent statement.
answer. 3.
1. COLUMN I COLUMN II
A. Aristotle was the first to dissect, observe and (A) The curbs will also (D) Of five or more
record species and think those things were worth include a ban on people throughout the
doing. gatherings day.
B. Trembley studied insects and water species (B) Only takeaway (E) Would be in place
and, inspired by him, the Bentinck boys too services at hotels, across the state from 8
conduct experiments. restaurants pm to 7 am.
C. A common pattern we can see in any (C) Maharashtra (F) And roadside stalls
discovery or invention is that it did not happen all Cabinet Minister said a will be allowed.
of a sudden. night
D. Learn much about enjoying the beauty of A. A-E & B-D
nature, especially on long walks through the B. A-D & B-F
forest. C. C-F & A-E
E. All correct D. B-E & C-D
E. None of these
2.
A. The loggerhead, Olive Ridley, green turtle, 4.
hawksbill, and leatherback is all protected by law. COLUMN I COLUMN II
B. Reading the novel is a deep dive into richness (A) The NCLT was (D) With both sides
and sparkle of the language. informed that the optimistic of a
C. Soothing notes of the morning raag Bairagi ministry and the DGCA resolution of the issue.
serenaded the misty dawn. haven't filed
D. Dadi, who presented a puppet show ‘Dohe Jo (B) The issue of (E) To deal with the
Mohe’, echoes Sandeep’s sentiments. allocation of airport affidavit submitted by
E. All correct slots to Jet Airways Jalan-Kalrock
(India) Limited consortium.
Directions (3-7): Two columns are given in each (C) The MoCA and (F) Could be resolved in
question and each column has three parts of a DGCA had sought the next fortnight.

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time from the NCLT said he is happy that Thackeray-led MVA

A. B-F & C-D Deshmukh has government.
B. C-E & A-F (C) Deshmukh (F) Remain in the post
C. B-E & A-D informed that it won't as CBI will be probing
D. C-E & B-F be appropriate to the charges against
E. None of these him.
A. C-F
5. B. B-E
COLUMN I COLUMN II C. A-F & B-D
(A) Byju’s, India’s (D) Potentially D. A-E, C-F & B-D
second most valuable overtake Paytm as E. C-F & B-D
startup, on Monday India’s most valuable
announced startup. 7.
(B) The company, (E) Paytm is valued at COLUMN I COLUMN II
which raised equity around $16 billion. (A) The construction of (D) The project will be
funding of $1.25 billion the arch of the world's completed within two
in 2020 highest railway bridge and a half years.
(C) Byju’s has been (F) In edtech, with its (B) The 1.3-kilometre- (E) It is being
reaping the gains of a valuation soaring to long bridge aims to constructed at a cost of
COVID- induced boom $13 billion recently. boost connectivity ₹ 1,486 crore.
(C) The bridge, which (F) Northern Railways
A. C-D is 35-metre higher than zone of Indian Railways
B. A-E the Eiffel Tower terming the
C. B-E achievement a
D. C-F milestone.
E. None of these
A. A-D
6. B. C-F
COLUMN I COLUMN II C. B-D
(A) Anil Deshmukh has (D) Quit, adding there D. B-E
tendered his will be many "shocking E. None of these
resignation revelations".
(B) Chandrakant Patil (E) In the Uddhav

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Directions (8-16): Read the given passage health challenges astronauts might face on future
carefully and answer the questions that follow. lunar missions.
In the realm of space exploration, NASA's The Artemis-I mission holds the potential to be
Artemis-I mission stands as a significant transformative in several critical ways. Firstly, it
milestone, fostering a deeper understanding of aims to enhance our knowledge of the moon's
both lunar health and astronaut well-being. environment and its impact on biological
Named after the Greek goddess Artemis, organisms. This understanding is crucial for
associated with the moon, this mission signifies a planning sustained human presence on the lunar
resolute commitment to unravelling the mysteries surface. Moreover, the findings from this yeast
of space and its impacts on human health. At the experiment could significantly shape space
core of the Artemis-I mission lies a captivating medicine and influence how we prepare,
experiment – the sending of yeast to the moon. safeguard, and care for astronauts embarking on
While this might seem unconventional, it is a extended missions.
strategic move aimed at uncovering crucial The potential implications of this experiment are
insights that could revolutionize our far-reaching. The data collected from the yeast
comprehension of human health and its experiment could provide doctors and
adaptability in space environments. Yeast, a researchers with essential insights into the
single-celled organism, holds a remarkable adaptability of human cells to the unique
connection to humans due to their shared DNA challenges posed by space. It could unravel
sequence. This intricate biological link is the key information about genetic mutations, stress
to understanding how the human body might responses, and cellular behaviour in an
respond to prolonged exposure to the lunar environment vastly different from Earth. Armed
environment. with this knowledge, medical professionals can
The choice of yeast as the subject of this __________ more effective countermeasures to
experiment is rooted in its genetic similarity to mitigate potential health risks for astronauts.
humans. By studying the effects of space on As we ponder the significance of Artemis-I, it
yeast, scientists can draw parallels to potential becomes evident that collaboration and support
health implications for astronauts. Yeast serves are paramount. The experiment's success is
as an invaluable model organism, offering contingent on the resources, expertise, and
insights into cellular responses and possible dedication of a multitude of individuals and
genetic alterations that could occur in humans as institutions. Notably, Artemis-I underscores the
well. This experiment, therefore, emerges as a importance of the collaboration between space
stepping stone towards comprehending the agencies, research organizations, and even
private enterprises. It has the potential to

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invigorate the space community, spark new 11) What may the success of the Artemis-I
research directions, and drive innovation in the mission mean?
field of space health and medicine. A. Increased lunar tourism
8) What was the logic behind sending ‘YEAST’ to B. Decreased space exploration efforts
the moon? C. Increased research directions and innovation
A. To understand how the human body would D. Decreased international space cooperation
respond in the space E. More and more students taking up space as
B. To unravel the impacts of space on human their careers
health
C. Yeast holds a connection to humans through 12) What organism is the subject of the Artemis-I
a shared DNA sequence experiment?
D. As Yeast is a single-celled organism A. Human cells
E. All the given statements are correct B. Plants
C. Bacteria
9) How can the above experiment prove to be D. Yeast
useful? E. All of the above
A. More efficient safeguards can be developed
by medical professionals for the astronauts’ 13) How will this experiment act as a ‘stepping
health stone?’
B. Scientists can make comparisons to possible A. It will provide an early insight into the
effects on astronauts' health. challenges facing the future space missions
C. It would help to revitalise the space B. It would mark the beginning of the era of safe
community space travel
D. Both B and C C. The experiment would act as a platform for
E. Both A and B other space organisations
D. All of these
10) What essential element is crucial to the E. The astronauts will know what they will be
Artemis-I mission's success? facing on their exploration in advance
A. Access to cutting-edge technology
B. The knowledge of researchers on yeast 14) Why is the understanding of the lunar
C. The cooperation and backing of numerous environmental impact on humans essential?
organisations A. It will help lessen the cost of the future
D. The finding of fresh moon landing locations projects
E. All except B

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B. Will help plan for a sustained human presence Column I Column II Column III
on the lunar surface a. Command d. Innovation g. resilience
C. Will help save the astronauts who die on the b. Determination e. Discipline h. authority
missions c. Patience f. Zeal i. enthusiasm
D. To deduce best medical practices for saving A. b-d-g
the astronauts B. a-d-h
E. None of these C. c-f-i
D. a-e-i
15) Choose the word that fits the blank given in E. None of these
the passage.
A. devise 18) The summit was ________ by the idea that in
B. strike the face of populism, authoritarianism, and other
C. solve forms of non-democratic systems ________ large,
D. calculate it is critical to keep the “democratic” ________
E. None of these together.
Column I Column II Column III
16) Choose the correct synonym to the word a. Affected d. impedes g. block
‘shape’ as used above. b. Driven e. assuming h. sector
A. block c. Alleged f. looming i. flock
B. carve A. a-i-g
C. design B. b-f-i
D. repair C. b-e-g
E. develop D. a-d-h
E. c-e-g
Directions (17-21): The given sentences carry
blanks with a table below the same carrying 19) Yes, it is ________ to ________ in your
words that can fill the blanks to complete the favourite Spider-Men films of the ________ past
sentences meaningfully. You must choose the once more.
most appropriate combination of words as your Column I Column II Column III
answer. a. Imperative d. exhibit g. old
17) In order to achieve success, one must
b. Amazing e. indulge h. recent
possess a combination of __________,
c. Gratifying f. navigate i. immediate
_________, and _________, which are essential
A. a-f-i
qualities for any aspiring entrepreneur.

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B. c-d-h a. quarantines d. resilience g. found

C. b-f-g b. lockdowns e. solace h. discovered
D. c-e-h c. sadness f. expectations i. heard
E. a-d-g A. a-d-h
B. a-e-i
20) The pandemic year locked them in ________ C. b-d-g
but athletes around the world found ________ to D. c-f-h
call time on people-pleasing and ________ their E. None of these
moral voice to say no.
Column I Column II Column III

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1. Answer: B B-F: Only takeaway services at hotels,

The correct verb that should be used in (B) is restaurants and roadside stalls will be allowed.
conducted as the verb being used in the first part
of the sentence is studied.
Therefore, the correct answer is option (B).
4. Answer: D
2. Answer: A B-F: The issue of allocation of airport slots to Jet
The first sentence talks about a variety of turtles Airways (India) Limited could be resolved in the
that have been protected by law. The verb that next fortnight.
has been used corresponding to those should be C-E: The MoCA and DGCA had sought time
‘are’ so, is should be replaced with are. from the NCLT to deal with the affidavit
This makes the first option the correct answer. submitted by Jalan-Kalrock consortium.

3. Answer: B 5. Answer: D
A-D: The curbs will also include a ban on C-F: Byju’s has been reaping the gains of a
gatherings of five or more people throughout the COVID-induced boom in edtech, with its
day. valuation soaring to $13 billion recently.

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6. Answer: D astronauts’ health can be taken care of and

A-E: Anil Deshmukh has tendered his efficient practices can be devised for the same.
resignation in the Uddhav Thackeray-led MVA This makes option E the most suitable answer
government. choice.
C-F: Deshmukh informed that it won't be
appropriate to remain in the post as CBI will be 10. Answer: C
probing the charges against him. The passage emphasises how diverse people
B-D: ChandrakantPatil said he is happy that and organisations' resources, knowledge, and
Deshmukh has quit, adding there will be many commitment are necessary for the mission to be
"shocking revelations". successful.
This hints at the third option ie; (C) being the
7. Answer: E suitable choice.
None of the phrases can be connected to form
meaningful and grammatically correct sentences. 11. Answer: C
Hence, option (e) is the most suitable answer According to the passage, Artemis-I's
choice. achievement might energise the space
community, inspire fresh lines of inquiry, and
8. Answer: C propel advancements in space health and
The first paragraph explains the answer to the medicine.
question above. It has clearly stated that it might This creates a parallel with the contents of the
look like an unconventional proposition but it is a third option given above.
single celled organism that contains remarkable So, (C) should be correct.
connection with the humans through a shared
DNA (which would make it easier to understand 12. Answer: D
the space’s impact on the humans). The passage mentions that the Artemis-I mission
The best would be to mark option (C) as the involves sending yeast to the moon for an
answer. experiment.
This makes option (D) most logical.
9. Answer: E
The first two options are correct as the main 13. Answer: A
ambition behind the Artemis mission is finding The lines from the second paragraph given
the impact of space on the humans so that the below can be referred to for getting the answer
to this question.

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This experiment, therefore, emerges as a Innovation: Innovation is the ability to come up

stepping stone towards comprehending the with creative and original ideas or solutions to
health challenges astronauts might face on problems. Entrepreneurs need to constantly
future lunar missions. innovate to stay competitive and meet the
The only option that matches the logic given changing demands of the market.
here is the first one and hence, (A) should be Resilience: Resilience is the capacity to bounce
marked the answer. back from failures and adversity.
Entrepreneurship can be a rollercoaster with
14. Answer: B highs and lows, and resilience helps
The line given below can help us get the answer: entrepreneurs to persevere and learn from their
This understanding is crucial for planning mistakes.
sustained human presence on the lunar surface. So, in this sentence, these three qualities—
The options other than the second one can be determination, innovation, and resilience—are
eliminated and (B) can be marked the answer. seen as essential attributes for anyone aspiring
15. Answer: A to succeed as an entrepreneur.
The word devise can fit the blank as it means to This makes the combination in option (A) the
invent a new way of doing something… most logical answer choice.
The other words do not fit the context.
So, (A) should be correct. 18. Answer: B
The correct combination of words that fit the
16. Answer: E blanks respectively is in option (B). Though the
To shape space medicine means to develop first blank can take any word from a, b and c but
space medicine. the correct combination from the options is given
This makes option (E) the most appropriate only in option (B).
answer choice.

17. Answer: A 19. Answer: D

Determination: Determination refers to a strong The sentence talks about the satisfaction that a
will and unwavering commitment to achieving movie from the recent past can bring.
one's goals. Entrepreneurs often face numerous So, the best word that fits the first blank is
challenges and setbacks, and it's their gratifying. Also, ‘indulging in movies’ makes the
determination that keeps them focused and sentence meaningful so ‘e’ is the correct choice
motivated to overcome obstacles. for the second blank.

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The combination with ‘c’ and ‘e’ is present in as their moral obligation to resist from people-
option (D) hence, that is correct. pleasing and distance themselves looking at the
pandemic.
20. Answer: A So, the words in option (A) will meaningfully
The sentence discusses how the athletes took it complete the given sentence.
Score Booster

Directions (1-5): In each of the following A) He is responsible to

questions, a sentence has been divided into five B) the management of
parts out of which one part is erroneous. You are C) the company's finances
required to choose the option which is D) throughout the fiscal year
grammatically or contextually incorrect. E) on behalf of the shareholders.
1)
A) The group of students 5)
B) are excited A) She is passionate
C) about their upcoming field trip B) to travel
D) to the science museum C) around the world
E) next week. D) during her holidays
E) with her family.
2)
A) Despite his reluctance, Directions (6-15): Read the following passage
B) he must to and answer the questions that follow based on
C) attend the meeting the information provided in the passage.
D) this afternoon Meet Dianna, a passionate individual hailing
E) for the important announcement. from the enchanting state of H, which boasts a
myriad of captivating tourist spots waiting to be
3) discovered. Despite the state's natural beauty
A) She is interested and cultural riches, it has remained relatively
B) to learn unexplored due to escalating crime rates and a
C) about the history lack of proper guidance for tourists. However,
D) of ancient civilizations Dianna is determined to turn the tide and
E) on her upcoming trip. breathe new life into the tourism sector of her
beloved state.
4)

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Dianna envisions a thriving tourism sector that issue of crime rates. Without a sense of safety
not only showcases State H's natural and and security, it is challenging to attract tourists,
cultural splendors but also contributes regardless of the state's attractions. Dianna and
significantly to its economic development. Her the government must work in tandem with law
goal is to attract an impressive 18 lakhs of enforcement agencies to devise comprehensive
visitors by the year 2026, infusing the state with strategies that ensure the safety of both tourists
vitality and providing new opportunities for the and residents.
local population. Furthermore, the success of Dianna's vision
Recognizing the untapped potential of State H's hinges on effective marketing and promotion.
tourism, the government has taken several Establishing a strong online presence, creating
proactive steps to rejuvenate the sector. One engaging content, and collaborating with travel
such initiative is the promotion of homestays. By influencers can help raise awareness about
encouraging locals to open their homes to State H's hidden treasures and the efforts being
tourists, the government aims to provide an made to overcome its challenges.
authentic and immersive experience that fosters 6) What is the primary reason that State H's
a deeper connection between visitors and the tourism has not flourished despite its attractions?
local culture. This not only supports the economy a) Lack of homestay options
but also enhances the overall appeal of the state b) Inadequate promotion efforts
as a tourist destination. c) Escalating crime rates
In addition to homestays, the government plans d) Insufficient hotel accommodations
to establish a hotel management institute. This e) All of these.
move is aimed at nurturing a skilled workforce
equipped with the knowledge and expertise to 7) What is Dianna's goal for State H's tourism by
cater to the needs of a growing hospitality the year 2026?
industry. By training students in hotel a) Attracting 18 lakhs of visitors
management, the government is laying the b) Establishing a hotel management institute
foundation for a robust and sustainable tourism c) Opening more homestays
infrastructure _____________________________ d) Reducing crime rates
with top-notch services and accommodations. e) All of these.
While the government's initiatives hold promise,
challenges remain on the path to transforming 8) Which initiative has the government taken to
State H into a premier tourist destination. The enhance the tourist experience and local
foremost challenge is addressing the pressing culture?

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a) Building more hotels 12) Choose the word that is most SIMILAR to
b) Introducing travel influencers the given highlighted word PREMIER in the
c) Promoting homestays passage.
d) Improving law enforcement a) Insignificant
e) All of these. b) Innate
c) Neglect
9) What purpose does the establishment of a d) Prime
hotel management institute serve? e) None of these.
a) To decrease the number of tourists
b) To provide more accommodations for visitors 13) Choose the word that is most SIMILAR to
c) To create job opportunities for locals the given highlighted word SHOWCASES in the
d) To train a skilled workforce for the hospitality passage.
industry a) Exhibit
e) All of these. b) Exit
c) Produce
10) What is a significant challenge that Dianna d) Generate
and the government must address to achieve e) None of these.
tourism growth?
a) Creating engaging content 14) Choose the word that is most OPPOSITE to
b) Training law enforcement agencies the given highlighted word AUTHENTIC in the
c) Promoting travel influencers passage.
d) Ensuring safety and security a) Real
e) All of these. b) Slam
c) Fake
11) How can the government improve the d) Shook
promotion of State H's attractions and initiatives? e) None of these.
a) Opening more homestays
b) Focusing solely on online marketing 15) In the given passage, a sentence is given
c) Collaborating with travel influencers with a blank which indicates that some phrase
d) Increasing law enforcement presence has been omitted. You are required to choose
e) All of these. the one that is perfect for the blank.
a) That can enable.
b) That can provide visitors.

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c) That provides visitor. e) None of these.

d) That will establish.

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1) Answer: B followed by the base form of the verb and not by

Part B should be corrected to "is excited." an infinitive phrase like "to attend."
The error in this sentence involves subject-verb Use of Modal Verbs: Modal verbs like "must" are
agreement. When the subject is a collective used with the base form of the verb, without the
noun or a singular noun phrase, the verb should "to" before the verb.
agree with it in singular form. Corrected Version: To maintain proper usage of
Subject-Verb Agreement: In this case, "The modal verbs, Part B should be corrected to "he
group of students" is a singular noun phrase must attend."
because it represents a single entity or collective So, the corrected sentence would read: "Despite
group. Therefore, the verb should be in singular his reluctance, he must attend the meeting this
form to agree with the subject. afternoon for the important announcement." This
Corrected Version: To maintain proper subject- version correctly uses the modal verb "must"
verb agreement, Part B should be corrected to followed by the base form of the verb "attend."
"is excited."
So, the corrected sentence would read: "The 3) Answer: B
group of students is excited about their Error: Part B should be corrected to "in learning."
upcoming field trip to the science museum next The error in this sentence involves the choice of
week." This version ensures subject-verb preposition. When expressing interest in
agreement by using "is" with the singular noun acquiring knowledge or a skill, the preposition
phrase "group." "in" is commonly used.
Choice of Preposition: When expressing interest
2) Answer: B or intent related to learning, "in" is the
Error: Part B should be corrected to "he must appropriate preposition to use. "To" is often used
attend." for expressing intention or purpose but is not
The error in this sentence involves the use of suitable for expressing interest in learning.
modal verbs. Modal verbs like "must" should be

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Corrected Version: To maintain proper Error: Part B should be corrected to "about

preposition usage, Part B should be corrected to traveling."
"in learning." The error in this sentence involves the choice of
So, the corrected sentence would read: "She is preposition. When expressing a strong interest
interested in learning about the history of ancient or enthusiasm for something, the preposition
civilizations on her upcoming trip." This version "about" is commonly used.
uses the preposition "in" to convey the intended Choice of Preposition: When expressing passion
meaning. or enthusiasm for a particular activity or interest,
"about" is the appropriate preposition to use.
4) Answer: A "To" is often used for expressing intention or
Error: Part A should be corrected to "He is purpose but is not suitable for expressing
responsible for." passion or enthusiasm.
The error in this sentence involves the omission Corrected Version: To maintain proper
of the preposition "for." When describing preposition usage, Part B should be corrected to
responsibility or duties, the preposition "for" is "about traveling."
commonly used to indicate the person or entity So, the corrected sentence would read: "She is
responsible for a task or role. passionate about traveling around the world
Preposition Usage: When indicating during her holidays with her family." This version
responsibility or obligation, "for" is used to uses the preposition "about" to convey the
connect the subject to the task or role for which intended meaning of enthusiasm for travel.
they are responsible. In this case, "He is
responsible for" is the correct usage. 6) Answer: C
Corrected Version: To maintain proper The correct answer is C. The passage clearly
preposition usage, Part A should be corrected to states that the state's tourism has been
"He is responsible for." hampered by the rising crime rates, which have
So, the corrected sentence would read: "He is deterred potential visitors.
responsible for the management of the Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
company's finances throughout the fiscal year on
behalf of the shareholders." This version uses 7) Answer: A
the preposition "for" to convey the intended The correct answer is A. The passage explicitly
meaning. mentions that Dianna aims to attract 18 lakhs of
visitors to State H by the year 2026.
5) Answer: B Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

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8) Answer: C The correct answer is C. The passage suggests

The correct answer is C. The passage highlights that collaborating with travel influencers can help
that the government is promoting homestays, improve the promotion of State H's attractions
which provide authentic experiences for tourists and efforts to overcome its challenges.
and foster a deeper connection with local Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
culture.
Therefore, option C is the correct answer. 12) Answer: D
The word “prime” is the synonym for the given
9) Answer: D highlighted word “premier” in the passage.
The correct answer is D. The passage explains Therefore, option D is the correct answer.
that the government plans to establish a hotel
management institute to train a skilled workforce 13) Answer: A
equipped to cater to the needs of the growing The word “exhibit” is the synonym for the given
hospitality industry. highlighted word “showcases” in the passage.
Therefore, option D is the correct answer. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

10) Answer: D 14) Answer: C

The correct answer is D. The passage The word “fake” is the antonym for the given
emphasizes that one of the significant highlighted word “authentic” in the passage.
challenges is addressing the issue of crime rates Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
to ensure safety and security for both tourists
and residents. 15) Answer: B
Therefore, option D is the correct answer. The government is providing the services to
visitors, so the blank will have “that can provide
11) Answer: C visitors”. Therefore, option B is the correct
answer.

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