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Q1
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Fourteen persons sit in the two parallel rows such
that each row contains seven persons. In Row 1- P,
Q, R, S, T, U and V sit and face towards the south and
in row2- A, B, C, D, E, F and G sit and face towards
the north but not necessarily in the same order.
Two persons sit between V and R. R faces the one
who sits at the extreme end. U faces F who sits third
to the right of B. U doesn’t sit adjacent to V. The
number of persons sits between B and F is same as
the persons sits between U and S. V faces one who
sits third to the right of D. No one sits between T
and P. G faces P and sits two places away from E. A
sits to the left of C.
Who among the following persons sits third to
the left of the one who faces R?
a.
B
b.
E
Correct Answer
c.
A
d.
C
e.
F
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E sits third to the left of the one who faces R i.e., C.
Q2
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Fourteen persons sit in the two parallel rows such
that each row contains seven persons. In Row 1- P,
Q, R, S, T, U and V sit and face towards the south and
in row2- A, B, C, D, E, F and G sit and face towards
the north but not necessarily in the same order.
Two persons sit between V and R. R faces the one
who sits at the extreme end. U faces F who sits third
to the right of B. U doesn’t sit adjacent to V. The
number of persons sits between B and F is same as
the persons sits between U and S. V faces one who
sits third to the right of D. No one sits between T
and P. G faces P and sits two places away from E. A
sits to the left of C.
Which among the following statement is not
true?
a.
T sits at the extreme end.
b.
More than three persons sit between D and F
c.
B faces S
d.
G is not an immediate neighbor B
Correct Answer
e.
All statements are true
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Statement (d) is not true.
Q3
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Fourteen persons sit in the two parallel rows such
that each row contains seven persons. In Row 1- P,
Q, R, S, T, U and V sit and face towards the south and
in row2- A, B, C, D, E, F and G sit and face towards
the north but not necessarily in the same order.
Two persons sit between V and R. R faces the one
who sits at the extreme end. U faces F who sits third
to the right of B. U doesn’t sit adjacent to V. The
number of persons sits between B and F is same as
the persons sits between U and S. V faces one who
sits third to the right of D. No one sits between T
and P. G faces P and sits two places away from E. A
sits to the left of C.
How many persons sits between P and the one
who faces A?
a.
One
b.
Two
Correct Answer
c.
Three
d.
None
e.
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Two persons sit between P and the one who faces A i.e., Q.
Q4
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Fourteen persons sit in the two parallel rows such
that each row contains seven persons. In Row 1- P,
Q, R, S, T, U and V sit and face towards the south and
in row2- A, B, C, D, E, F and G sit and face towards
the north but not necessarily in the same order.
Two persons sit between V and R. R faces the one
who sits at the extreme end. U faces F who sits third
to the right of B. U doesn’t sit adjacent to V. The
number of persons sits between B and F is same as
the persons sits between U and S. V faces one who
sits third to the right of D. No one sits between T
and P. G faces P and sits two places away from E. A
sits to the left of C.
Four of the following five are alike in a certain
way and form a group. Who among the following
person does not belong to the group?
a.
D
b.
C
c.
R
d.
T
e.
V
Correct Answer
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All persons are sits at the extreme end except V given in option (e).
Q5
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Fourteen persons sit in the two parallel rows such
that each row contains seven persons. In Row 1- P,
Q, R, S, T, U and V sit and face towards the south and
in row2- A, B, C, D, E, F and G sit and face towards
the north but not necessarily in the same order.
Two persons sit between V and R. R faces the one
who sits at the extreme end. U faces F who sits third
to the right of B. U doesn’t sit adjacent to V. The
number of persons sits between B and F is same as
the persons sits between U and S. V faces one who
sits third to the right of D. No one sits between T
and P. G faces P and sits two places away from E. A
sits to the left of C.
What is the position of A with respect to the one
who faces T?
a.
Fifth to the left
b.
Fourth to the right
Correct Answer
c.
Immediate left
d.
Second to the left
e.
None of these
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Q6
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Tim starts his walk from point G in the east
direction, after walking 12m he reaches at point H.
From point H, he takes a left turn and walks 7m to
reach point F. From there he takes a right turn and
walks 3m to reach point K. Now, from point K he
walks 5m towards north and reaches at point C.
Sam starts his walk from point D, after walking 4m
towards north he reaches at point B. From there he
takes a right turn and walks 6m to reach point E.
Point E is 8m towards north of point C.
In which direction is point K with respect to
point B?
a.
South
b.
South-east
Correct Answer
c.
North east
d.
North
e.
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Point K is in south east of point B.
Q7
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Tim starts his walk from point G in the east
direction, after walking 12m he reaches at point H.
From point H, he takes a left turn and walks 7m to
reach point F. From there he takes a right turn and
walks 3m to reach point K. Now, from point K he
walks 5m towards north and reaches at point C.
Sam starts his walk from point D, after walking 4m
towards north he reaches at point B. From there he
takes a right turn and walks 6m to reach point E.
Point E is 8m towards north of point C.
What is the shortest distance between Sam
initial point and point C?
a.
2√13m
Correct Answer
b.
√15m
c.
52m
d.
50m
e.
None of these
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shortest distance between Sam initial point and point C is 2√13m.
Q8
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Tim starts his walk from point G in the east
direction, after walking 12m he reaches at point H.
From point H, he takes a left turn and walks 7m to
reach point F. From there he takes a right turn and
walks 3m to reach point K. Now, from point K he
walks 5m towards north and reaches at point C.
Sam starts his walk from point D, after walking 4m
towards north he reaches at point B. From there he
takes a right turn and walks 6m to reach point E.
Point E is 8m towards north of point C.
Four of the following five are alike in a certain
way and form a group. Which among the following
pair does not belong to the group?
a.
G-F
b.
D-E
c.
G-C
d.
F-E
e.
B-H
Correct Answer
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In all cases first point is in south west of second point except in option (e).
Q9
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A family of three generation has seven
members. J is nephew of Q. M is son-in-law of T. T
has only two children. P is sister-in-law of S and has
no siblings. T is the only brother of S. Gender of V
and S is same. Q is unmarried member of the family.
Find out how S is related to Q?
a.
Uncle
b.
Mother
c.
Aunt
Correct Answer
d.
Sister
e.
Can’t be determined
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Q10
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given below.
Six persons- A, B, C, D, E and F participated in the
event on two different dates either 15 or 18 of three
different months- March, April and May of the same
year. The events are held in different cities- Indore,
Agra, Bhopal, Dehradun, Delhi and Mumbai. All the
information is not necessarily in the same order.
C participated on an odd numbered date in the
month having odd number of days. Two persons
participated between C and the person who
participated in the event held in Mumbai. One event
held between the event held in Dehradun and the
event held in Mumbai. D participated in the event
held in Dehradun but not in the month of March.
Two persons participated between D and A who
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participated in the month having even number of
days. E participated two persons before F. B doesn’t
participate in the event held in Delhi and Agra. The
person who participated in the event held in Indore
participated just before the person who
participated in the event held in Agra. E doesn’t
participate in the event held in Indore.
Who among the following person participated
in the event held in Delhi?
a.
A
Correct Answer
b.
F
c.
C
d.
E
e.
None of these
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A participated in the event held in Delhi.
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Q11
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given below.
Six persons- A, B, C, D, E and F participated in the
event on two different dates either 15 or 18 of three
different months- March, April and May of the same
year. The events are held in different cities- Indore,
Agra, Bhopal, Dehradun, Delhi and Mumbai. All the
information is not necessarily in the same order.
C participated on an odd numbered date in the
month having odd number of days. Two persons
participated between C and the person who
participated in the event held in Mumbai. One event
held between the event held in Dehradun and the
event held in Mumbai. D participated in the event
held in Dehradun but not in the month of March.
Two persons participated between D and A who
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participated in the month having even number of
days. E participated two persons before F. B doesn’t
participate in the event held in Delhi and Agra. The
person who participated in the event held in Indore
participated just before the person who
participated in the event held in Agra. E doesn’t
participate in the event held in Indore.
How many persons participated between C
and the one who participated on 18 th April?
a.
One
b.
Two
c.
Three
d.
None
e.
More than three
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Q12
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given below.
Six persons- A, B, C, D, E and F participated in the
event on two different dates either 15 or 18 of three
different months- March, April and May of the same
year. The events are held in different cities- Indore,
Agra, Bhopal, Dehradun, Delhi and Mumbai. All the
information is not necessarily in the same order.
C participated on an odd numbered date in the
month having odd number of days. Two persons
participated between C and the person who
participated in the event held in Mumbai. One event
held between the event held in Dehradun and the
event held in Mumbai. D participated in the event
held in Dehradun but not in the month of March.
Two persons participated between D and A who
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participated in the month having even number of
days. E participated two persons before F. B doesn’t
participate in the event held in Delhi and Agra. The
person who participated in the event held in Indore
participated just before the person who
participated in the event held in Agra. E doesn’t
participate in the event held in Indore.
Four of the following five are alike in a certain
way and form a group. Who among the following
person does not belong to the group?
a.
C
b.
B
c.
E
d.
D
e.
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Q13
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given below.
Six persons- A, B, C, D, E and F participated in the
event on two different dates either 15 or 18 of three
different months- March, April and May of the same
year. The events are held in different cities- Indore,
Agra, Bhopal, Dehradun, Delhi and Mumbai. All the
information is not necessarily in the same order.
C participated on an odd numbered date in the
month having odd number of days. Two persons
participated between C and the person who
participated in the event held in Mumbai. One event
held between the event held in Dehradun and the
event held in Mumbai. D participated in the event
held in Dehradun but not in the month of March.
Two persons participated between D and A who
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participated in the month having even number of
days. E participated two persons before F. B doesn’t
participate in the event held in Delhi and Agra. The
person who participated in the event held in Indore
participated just before the person who
participated in the event held in Agra. E doesn’t
participate in the event held in Indore.
In which of the following cities does E
participated in the event?
a.
Delhi
b.
Bhopal
c.
Agra
d.
Mumbai
e.
None of these
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Q14
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given below.
Six persons- A, B, C, D, E and F participated in the
event on two different dates either 15 or 18 of three
different months- March, April and May of the same
year. The events are held in different cities- Indore,
Agra, Bhopal, Dehradun, Delhi and Mumbai. All the
information is not necessarily in the same order.
C participated on an odd numbered date in the
month having odd number of days. Two persons
participated between C and the person who
participated in the event held in Mumbai. One event
held between the event held in Dehradun and the
event held in Mumbai. D participated in the event
held in Dehradun but not in the month of March.
Two persons participated between D and A who
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participated in the month having even number of
days. E participated two persons before F. B doesn’t
participate in the event held in Delhi and Agra. The
person who participated in the event held in Indore
participated just before the person who
participated in the event held in Agra. E doesn’t
participate in the event held in Indore.
Which among the following statement(s)
is/are true?
a.
C participated in the month of May
b.
F participated after D
c.
More than two persons participated between E and D
d.
A participated in the event held in Indore
e.
All are true Direction (15): A word arrangement machine when given an input line of words rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement. Input: Happy Doing Belt Active Crack First Step I: Active Happy Doing Belt Crack First Step II: Active Belt Happy Doing Crack First Step III: Active Belt Crack Happy Doing First Step IV: Active Belt Crack Doing Happy First Step V: Active Belt Crack Doing First Happy And step V is the last step of the arrangement. As per the rule followed in the above steps, find out in each of the following questions the appropriate step for the given input: Input: Visual Perk Ultimate Evaluate Famous Monk
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Q15
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Which among the following word is fourth to
the left of sixth word from the left end in step III?
a.
Famous
b.
Monk
c.
Evaluate
d.
Perk
e.
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Q16
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questions, relationship between different elements
is shown in the statements followed by three
conclusions. Find the conclusion which is definitely
true.
Statements: A≥B=D>F; U=S≥J≤K=F
Conclusions: I. K<B II. F≥S III.F<U
a.
Only I is true
b.
Only I and Either II or III are true
c.
Either II or III is true
d.
Both I and III are true
e.
All are true
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Q17
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questions, relationship between different elements
is shown in the statements followed by three
conclusions. Find the conclusion which is definitely
true.
Statements: S≥T≤F<V; R≤A<J≤M; M=S>Z
Conclusions: I. Z≤T II. R<S III.M>T
a.
Only I is true
b.
Only II is true
c.
Only III is true
d.
Both I and II are true
e.
All are true
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Q18
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questions, relationship between different elements
is shown in the statements followed by three
conclusions. Find the conclusion which is definitely
true.
Statements: K≤M=P; M≤S>U; B ≤ Q<P
Conclusions: I. Q<S II. B≤K III.P≤U
a.
Only I is true
b.
Only II is true
c.
Only III is true
d.
Both I and II are true
e.
All are true
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Q19
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questions, relationship between different elements
is shown in the statements followed by three
conclusions. Find the conclusion which is definitely
true.
Statements: P≤Q<S>R; U<T=R; Y≥W>R
Conclusions: I.S>Y II. T<Y III. U<S
a.
Only I is true
b.
Only II is true
c.
Both II and III are true
d.
Both I and II are true
e.
All are true
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Q20
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questions, relationship between different elements
is shown in the statements followed by three
conclusions. Find the conclusion which is definitely
true.
Statements: I≤J<K=L; P<O≤M≤L; K<U≤V
Conclusions: I. M<V II. J<O III. P<K
a.
Only I is true
b.
Only II is true
c.
Both II and III are true
d.
Both I and III are true
e.
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Q21
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Eleven persons work on different designations of a
company. Their designations are: MD, CMD, CEO,
COO, CTO, CFO, Sr. Manager, Manager, Team lead,
Executive and trainee. The order of seniority is- MD
is senior most designation and trainee is junior
most designation.
Four persons are there between G and T who is
junior to manager. D is senior to G but he is not MD
and CEO. B is three designations junior to D. The
number of designations between B and T is same as
the number of persons senior to P. H is not senior
to P but he is senior to team lead. More than four
persons work between H and K. N is senior to K but
junior to R. L is senior to V who is not just senior
and just junior to B.
Who among the following works as Sr.
Manager?
a.
H
b.
R
c.
N
d.
B
e.
None of these
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Q22
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Eleven persons work on different designations of a
company. Their designations are: MD, CMD, CEO,
COO, CTO, CFO, Sr. Manager, Manager, Team lead,
Executive and trainee. The order of seniority is- MD
is senior most designation and trainee is junior
most designation.
Four persons are there between G and T who is
junior to manager. D is senior to G but he is not MD
and CEO. B is three designations junior to D. The
number of designations between B and T is same as
the number of persons senior to P. H is not senior
to P but he is senior to team lead. More than four
persons work between H and K. N is senior to K but
junior to R. L is senior to V who is not just senior
and just junior to B.
How many persons work between L and G?
a.
Six
b.
Two
c.
One
d.
Four
e.
None of these
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Q23
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Eleven persons work on different designations of a
company. Their designations are: MD, CMD, CEO,
COO, CTO, CFO, Sr. Manager, Manager, Team lead,
Executive and trainee. The order of seniority is- MD
is senior most designation and trainee is junior
most designation.
Four persons are there between G and T who is
junior to manager. D is senior to G but he is not MD
and CEO. B is three designations junior to D. The
number of designations between B and T is same as
the number of persons senior to P. H is not senior
to P but he is senior to team lead. More than four
persons work between H and K. N is senior to K but
junior to R. L is senior to V who is not just senior
and just junior to B.
Who among the following is just junior to R?
a.
B
b.
P
c.
V
d.
N
e.
None of these
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Q24
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Eleven persons work on different designations of a
company. Their designations are: MD, CMD, CEO,
COO, CTO, CFO, Sr. Manager, Manager, Team lead,
Executive and trainee. The order of seniority is- MD
is senior most designation and trainee is junior
most designation.
Four persons are there between G and T who is
junior to manager. D is senior to G but he is not MD
and CEO. B is three designations junior to D. The
number of designations between B and T is same as
the number of persons senior to P. H is not senior
to P but he is senior to team lead. More than four
persons work between H and K. N is senior to K but
junior to R. L is senior to V who is not just senior
and just junior to B.
Which of the given combination is incorrect?
a.
MD-L
b.
Team lead-N
c.
COO-H
d.
Trainee-T
e.
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Q25
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Eleven persons work on different designations of a
company. Their designations are: MD, CMD, CEO,
COO, CTO, CFO, Sr. Manager, Manager, Team lead,
Executive and trainee. The order of seniority is- MD
is senior most designation and trainee is junior
most designation.
Four persons are there between G and T who is
junior to manager. D is senior to G but he is not MD
and CEO. B is three designations junior to D. The
number of designations between B and T is same as
the number of persons senior to P. H is not senior
to P but he is senior to team lead. More than four
persons work between H and K. N is senior to K but
junior to R. L is senior to V who is not just senior
and just junior to B.
If V and D interchanged their designations,
then who among the following is four designations
junior to V?
a.
N
b.
R
c.
G
d.
T
e.
None of these
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Q26
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questions, some statements are given followed by
five conclusions. You have to take the given
statements to be true even if they seem to be at
variance with commonly known facts. Read all the
conclusions and then decide which of the given
conclusions logically follows from the given
statements disregarding commonly known facts.
Statements: Only coin is bank. Only a few
currency is coin. Some note is currency. Some note
is not press.
Conclusion:
a.
Some currency is not press
b.
Some currency is not coin
c.
All bank can be note
d.
No press is currency
e.
Some bank is currency
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questions, some statements are given followed by
five conclusions. You have to take the given
statements to be true even if they seem to be at
variance with commonly known facts. Read all the
conclusions and then decide which of the given
conclusions logically follows from the given
statements disregarding commonly known facts.
Statements: All line is music. Some singer is
line. Only a few music is album. Only music is song.
Conclusion:
a.
Some song can be singer
b.
No album is line
c.
Some line is song
d.
Some part of music can never be album
e.
No singer is music
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questions, some statements are given followed by
five conclusions. You have to take the given
statements to be true even if they seem to be at
variance with commonly known facts. Read all the
conclusions and then decide which of the given
conclusions logically follows from the given
statements disregarding commonly known facts.
Statements: All shop is shirt. No shop is pant.
Only a few pant is cotton. Only a few cloth is pant.
Only cloth is silk.
Conclusion:
a.
All cotton being shirt is a possibility
b.
Some cloth is shop
c.
No shirt is pant
d.
Some cotton is not pant
e.
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questions, some statements are given followed by
five conclusions. You have to take the given
statements to be true even if they seem to be at
variance with commonly known facts. Read all the
conclusions and then decide which of the given
conclusions logically follows from the given
statements disregarding commonly known facts.
Statements: Some rays are alpha. All alpha
are wave. Some color is wave. No band is alpha.
Conclusion:
a.
Some color is not band
b.
All rays are wave
c.
No color being alpha is a possibility
d.
All rays can be band
e.
Some color are rays
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questions, some statements are given followed by
five conclusions. You have to take the given
statements to be true even if they seem to be at
variance with commonly known facts. Read all the
conclusions and then decide which of the given
conclusions logically follows from the given
statements disregarding commonly known facts.
Statements: Some cat is dog. All dog are rat.
Only rat is cow. No camel is rat.
Conclusion:
a.
All camel can be dog
b.
No camel is cat
c.
Some dog being cow is a possibility
d.
Some rat is not cat
e.
All cat can never be cow
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carefully and answer the related questions:
In a certain code language-
‘Knowledge study under learning’ is coded as ’13
19 17 23’
‘Area of knowledge’ is coded as ’13 29 11’
‘Results of learning theory’ is coded as ’17 29 31
37’
‘Theory under consideration’ is coded as ’19 31
41’
What is the code for ‘theory’?
a.
29
b.
19
c.
17
d.
31
e.
None of these
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carefully and answer the related questions:
In a certain code language-
‘Knowledge study under learning’ is coded as ’13
19 17 23’
‘Area of knowledge’ is coded as ’13 29 11’
‘Results of learning theory’ is coded as ’17 29 31
37’
‘Theory under consideration’ is coded as ’19 31
41’
What will be the code for ‘results area’?
a.
37 11
b.
11 19
c.
17 13
d.
37 13
e.
None of these
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carefully and answer the related questions:
In a certain code language-
‘Knowledge study under learning’ is coded as ’13
19 17 23’
‘Area of knowledge’ is coded as ’13 29 11’
‘Results of learning theory’ is coded as ’17 29 31
37’
‘Theory under consideration’ is coded as ’19 31
41’
The code ‘41’ is used for which among the
following words?
a.
Theory
b.
Under
c.
Consideration
d.
Learning
e.
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carefully and answer the related questions:
In a certain code language-
‘Knowledge study under learning’ is coded as ’13
19 17 23’
‘Area of knowledge’ is coded as ’13 29 11’
‘Results of learning theory’ is coded as ’17 29 31
37’
‘Theory under consideration’ is coded as ’19 31
41’
Which among the following words are coded
as ’29 13’?
a.
Area study
b.
Theory of
c.
Under knowledge
d.
Of knowledge
e.
None of these
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carefully and answer the related questions:
In a certain code language-
‘Knowledge study under learning’ is coded as ’13
19 17 23’
‘Area of knowledge’ is coded as ’13 29 11’
‘Results of learning theory’ is coded as ’17 29 31
37’
‘Theory under consideration’ is coded as ’19 31
41’
What will be the possible code for ‘known
results’?
a.
13 17
b.
37 41
c.
15 37
d.
29 31
e.
11 13
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carefully and answer the questions given below:
Ten persons A to J sit around a circular table facing
inside. The consecutive alphabetical named
persons do not sit adjacent to each other. Ex- A
doesn’t sit adjacent to B, B doesn’t adjacent to A and
C.
F sits third to the right of A. One person sits
between A and G. B sits opposite to E. C and H are
immediate neighbors. D sits second to the left of I. C
neither sits opposite to I nor sits adjacent to A.C and
J are not immediate neighbors.
How many persons sit between C and D?
a.
Four
b.
Five
c.
Three
d.
Two
e.
None of these
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carefully and answer the questions given below:
Ten persons A to J sit around a circular table facing
inside. The consecutive alphabetical named
persons do not sit adjacent to each other. Ex- A
doesn’t sit adjacent to B, B doesn’t adjacent to A and
C.
F sits third to the right of A. One person sits
between A and G. B sits opposite to E. C and H are
immediate neighbors. D sits second to the left of I. C
neither sits opposite to I nor sits adjacent to A.C and
J are not immediate neighbors.
What is the position of B with respect to I?
a.
Third to the right
b.
Fourth to the left
c.
Immediate right
d.
Third to the left
e.
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carefully and answer the questions given below:
Ten persons A to J sit around a circular table facing
inside. The consecutive alphabetical named
persons do not sit adjacent to each other. Ex- A
doesn’t sit adjacent to B, B doesn’t adjacent to A and
C.
F sits third to the right of A. One person sits
between A and G. B sits opposite to E. C and H are
immediate neighbors. D sits second to the left of I. C
neither sits opposite to I nor sits adjacent to A.C and
J are not immediate neighbors.
Who among the following sits opposite to G?
a.
C
b.
F
c.
B
d.
H
e.
I
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carefully and answer the questions given below:
Ten persons A to J sit around a circular table facing
inside. The consecutive alphabetical named
persons do not sit adjacent to each other. Ex- A
doesn’t sit adjacent to B, B doesn’t adjacent to A and
C.
F sits third to the right of A. One person sits
between A and G. B sits opposite to E. C and H are
immediate neighbors. D sits second to the left of I. C
neither sits opposite to I nor sits adjacent to A.C and
J are not immediate neighbors.
Who among the following sits fourth to the
right of H?
a.
A
b.
G
c.
D
d.
J
e.
None of these
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carefully and answer the questions given below:
Ten persons A to J sit around a circular table facing
inside. The consecutive alphabetical named
persons do not sit adjacent to each other. Ex- A
doesn’t sit adjacent to B, B doesn’t adjacent to A and
C.
F sits third to the right of A. One person sits
between A and G. B sits opposite to E. C and H are
immediate neighbors. D sits second to the left of I. C
neither sits opposite to I nor sits adjacent to A.C and
J are not immediate neighbors.
Who among the following are immediate
neighbors?
a.
G, J
b.
F, H
c.
H, A
d.
B, E
e.
C, F Direction (41 – 45): What approximate value should come in the place of question (?) mark in following questions.
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0.99 × 72.03 + 0.99 × 120.95 − √15.99 = √?
7.98 10.97
a.
144
b.
324
c.
576
d.
196
e.
256
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√324.03 × √24.99 − 17.03 × (2.09) 2 = √?
a.
144
b.
784
c.
400
d.
484
e.
576
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21.03 × 5.99 + 8.99 of 19.96% of 60.05 = ?
a.
234
b.
222
c.
232
d.
242
e.
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11.87 × 13.08 − 55.03 ÷ 10.92 = ? + 99.98
a.
100
b.
51
c.
85
d.
92
e.
108
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53.08 + 77.98 − 33.11+ ? = 90.93
a.
−1
b.
– 15
c.
−7
d.
11
e.
17
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A vessel contains mixture of milk and water in
the ratio of 7 : 5 respectively. If 9 liters of mixture
taken out and same quantity of water is added, then
the ratio of milk to water in remaining mixture
becomes 7 : 9, then find the initial quantity of milk
in the mixture?
a.
21 liters
b.
15 liters
c.
20 liters
d.
7 liters
e.
28 liters
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Two pipes A & B can fill an empty tank in four
hours and ‘T’ hours respectively. An outlet pipe C
can empty the half of the same tank in four hours. If
all three pipes open together in the tank, then they
can fill the same tank in 4 hours 48 minutes. Find
the value of ‘T’?
a.
8
b.
12
c.
4
d.
2
e.
1
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An article marked up 30% above its cost price.
Find the percentage of discount should offer on the
article to make a profit of 4%?
a.
10%
b.
5%
c.
20%
d.
2%
e.
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The breadth of a rectangle is 20 meters and
area of a square is 125 meters 2 more than that of
the rectangle. If the length of the rectangle is equal
to side of square, then find the perimeter of
rectangle?
a.
90 m
b.
45 m
c.
55 m
d.
80 m
e.
75 m
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Present age of father is four times of his son’s
present age and after three years age of father will
be three times of his son’s age. Find after how many
years age of father will be 250% of his son’s age?
a.
6
b.
5
c.
4
d.
9
e.
10
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A and B entered into a business by making
investment of Rs. 12000 & Rs. X respectively. After
six months A withdrew Rs. 2000 from his initial
investment. If at the end of a year profit share of B
is Rs. 3000 out of total profit of Rs. 5200, then find
the value of X?
a.
15000
b.
30000
c.
26000
d.
50000
e.
45000
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Pallavi and Himanshi together can do a work
in 120 days, while Himanshi and Ayush together
can do the same work in 40 days. If Himanshi alone
can do the same work in 180 days, then find in how
many days Ayush, Himanshi and Pallavi together
can do the same work?
a.
18 days
b.
9 days
c.
36 days
d.
6 days
e.
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The distance between two points A and B is 24
km. A boat travels from A to B and come back in six
hours. If speed of stream is increases by 2 km/h,
then boat takes six hours to travels from A to B in
upstream. Find the speed of boat in still water?
a.
6 km /h
b.
9 km /h
c.
5 km /h
d.
7 km /h
e.
10 km /h
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A train travels 700 km with average speed of
70 km/h and after every 140 km train takes
stoppage of 4 minutes. Find the time taken by the
train to cover same distance without stoppage?
a.
9 hr 4 min
b.
9 hr 48 min
c.
9 hr 44 min
d.
10 hr 16 min
e.
10 hr 44 min
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The population of city P decreased by 20%
every year and population of city Q decreased by
8% every year. If after two years population of city
Q was 22088 more than that of city P and initially it
was 20000 more than that of population of city P,
then find the population of city Q initially?
a.
30000
b.
45000
c.
42000
d.
36000
e.
54000
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Deepak invested Rs. 4800 into two schemes A
and B at same rate of interest. But Compound
interest obtained from scheme A in 2 years is Rs. 50
more than the simple interest obtained from
Schemes B for 4 years. If Deepak invested the total
sum at simple interest for 8 years at same rate, then
interest obtained becomes equal to the investment.
Find the amount invested in scheme B?
a.
Rs. 2600
b.
Rs. 2000
c.
Rs. 1800
d.
Rs. 1600
e.
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If we add 7 to the numerator of the fraction
and increases denominator by 100% then both
become equal. And when the numerator is
increased by 300% and denominator is increased
by 5 then it becomes twice of the original fraction.
What will be the half of original fraction?
a.
3 8
b.
5 12
c.
3 10
d.
5 16
e.
4 15
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Running in opposite direction train B can
cross train A in 10 seconds, while running in same
direction train B can cross train A in 130 seconds.
3
Train B can cross 300 meters long platform in 15
seconds and speed of train B is 144 km/hr. Find the
length of train A?
a.
250m
b.
400m
c.
350m
d.
300m
e.
450m
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A two – digit number decreased by 27 when
its digits are reversed and difference between
square of digit at unit place and square of the digit
at tens place of the original number is same as
difference between original number and the
number obtained after reversing of digits. Find the
original number?
a.
52
b.
74
c.
85
d.
63
e.
96
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There are three white and five black balls in a
bag. In how many ways four balls should be
selected such that there is at least one ball of each
color?
a.
55
b.
90
c.
45
d.
65
e.
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Total masks sold by A and C together is what
percent of total masks sold by B?
a.
148 2 % 3
b.
139 2 % 3
c.
135 2 % 3
d.
138 2 % 3
e.
130 2 % 3
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Find the difference between total discount
allowed by company B on each mask and cost price
of each mask by company A?
a.
18
b.
12
c.
11
d.
14
e.
15
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Find the total cost price for the three
companies together?
a.
Rs. 16440
b.
Rs. 16540
c.
Rs. 16640
d.
Rs. 16740
e.
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Find the total amount received by all three
companies by selling all the masks?
a.
Rs.21280
b.
Rs.21480
c.
Rs.21680
d.
Rs.21880
e.
Rs.21180
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If 40% of total masks of company A purchased
by men and 30% of total masks of company B
purchased by men, then find the difference
between total masks purchased by women from
company A and B?
a.
42 masks
b.
48 masks
c.
44 masks
d.
47 masks
e.
45 masks Direction (66 – 70): Solve the given quadratic equations and mark the correct option based on your answer—
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I. (2x- 7) ² = 25
II. (4y - 1) ² = 9
a.
x > y
b.
x ≤ y
c.
x < y
d.
x ≥ y
e.
No relation can be established between x and y.
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I. 20 = 3 + 4
𝑥² 𝑥
II. 32 + 1 = 12
𝑦² 𝑦
a.
x > y
b.
No relation can be established between x and y.
c.
x ≤ y
d.
x < y
e.
x ≥ y
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I. x² + 8x + 15 = 0
II. 2y² + 21y + 54 = 0
a.
x > y
b.
x ≥ y
c.
No relation can be established between x and y.
d.
x ≤ y
e.
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I. 5 – 12 = 1
𝑥 𝑥 2 2
II. 2 + 20 = 13
𝑦 2 𝑦
a.
x > y
b.
x ≥ y
c.
x < y
d.
x ≤ y
e.
x = y or no relation can be established between x and y.
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I. 3 2𝑥+4 = 9 3𝑥+4 × 27 (𝑥+1)
II. 𝑦 2 +18 =9
𝑦
a.
x > y
b.
x ≥ y
c.
x < y
d.
x ≤ y
e.
x = y or no relation can be established between x and y. Direction (71 – 75): Table given below shows total number of vehicles (Public + Private) travels in five different years and number of public vehicles travels more than that of private vehicles in these five years. Read the data carefully and answer the questions. Years Total number Public vehicles of vehicles travels more than (Public + that of private Private) vehicles travels 2011 850 250 2012 1050 250 2013 1100 400 2014 800 200 2015 1200 400
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Total private vehicles travel in 2013 is what
percent more than total private vehicles travel in
2014?
a.
66 2 % 3
b.
22 1 % 3
c.
33 1 % 3
d.
14 2 % 7
e.
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The ratio of males to females who travel in all
vehicles in 2015 is 11 : 13 and number of males are
100 more than that of females who travel in private
vehicles in 2015. Find the total females travel in
public vehicles in 2015 (in each vehicle only one-
person travel)?
a.
440
b.
540
c.
250
d.
400
e.
500
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Find the ratio of total private vehicles travel in
2011, 2012 & 2014 together to total number of
public vehicles travel in 2013 & 2015 together?
a.
15: 11
b.
11: 31
c.
15: 13
d.
20: 17
e.
20: 31
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30% of total public vehicles travel in 2014 are
three wheelers and rest are four wheelers, while
37.5% of total public vehicles travels in 2015 are
three wheelers and rest are four wheelers. Find the
difference between total four wheelers public
vehicles travel in 2014 and 2015?
a.
200
b.
250
c.
300
d.
500
e.
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Find the sum of public vehicles travel in all the
year?
a.
3250
b.
3200
c.
3675
d.
2300
e.
1000 Direction (76 – 80): Line graph shows monthly income and monthly saving of five different people (A, B, C, D & E) in year 2018. Read the data carefully and answer the questions. 35000 27500 30000 18000 15000 10000 12000 6000 5000 8000 A B C D E Income Saving
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If expenditure of F is 25% more than that of A
and the ratio of income to saving of F is 4: 1, then
find the saving of F?
a.
Rs.15000
b.
Rs.10000
c.
Rs.5000
d.
Rs.20000
e.
Rs.9000
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The expenditure of G is equal to difference
between expenditure of B and D, while the saving of
G is 50 % of his income. If G spends 35% of his
3
expenditure on food, 40% of his remaining
expenditure on education and rest on house rent,
then find the difference between G’s saving and his
expenditure on house rent?
a.
Rs.1100
b.
Rs.1200
c.
Rs.1700
d.
Rs.1300
e.
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E spends 25% of his expenditure on travelling
and remaining he spends on household and
education. If amount spends on household is 650%
of amount spends on education, then find the
annual expenditure on education?
a.
Rs.17600
b.
Rs.37600
c.
Rs.26600
d.
Rs.27600
e.
Rs.33600
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Find the ratio of total expenditure of C for
eight months to total expenditure of E for six
months?
a.
18: 19
b.
18: 17
c.
26: 61
d.
29: 36
e.
26: 23
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Monthly expenditure of B & E together is what
percent (approx.) of total yearly expenditure of C?
a.
4%
b.
14%
c.
24%
d.
34%
e.
44%
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carefully and answer the questions given below
them.
With regard to employment, the term feminisation
can be used to denote presence of women in a
particular sector or industry where there is a
disproportionate concentration of women; for
instance, in the service industry, agriculture, or the
garment industry. The Government of India in the
Economic Survey (2017-2018) stated that the
agricultural sector in India is undergoing
feminisation. In the face of shrinking employment
opportunities in agriculture, men diversified into the
rural non-farm sector, and male out-migration
emerged as a major livelihood strategy. Since women
did not feature predominantly in either of these
trends, most rural women are still engaged in
agriculture, mostly as labourers and cultivators (with
a disproportionate number of agricultural labourers
being Dalit women).
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One reason for the feminisation of agricultural
labour is that capital prefers to employ women.
Women are more willing to accept low-paid
irregular work, are easy to hire and fire, are thought
to be docile and hardworking, and certain jobs are
typified as women’s work. All these factors
combined with gendered division of work are an
important explanation for feminisation. Together,
they keep production costs in check and enable
capital accumulation.
Against the backdrop of rural distress and agrarian
crisis, rural men sought employment outside
agriculture. Inside villages, they took to non-farm
work as casual labourers in construction, brick
kilns, mills, or worked as drivers, carpenters,
teachers, and so on. An important point to note here
is that such jobs, while more readily available and
better remunerated than agricultural labour, are
socially perceived as ‘male work’. Many of these
jobs are better paid, more esteemed, and involve
arduous physical labour.
The participation of women in the rural, non-farm
economy is few and far between, and depends on
local socio-cultural value systems. In this context,
women often remain in the villages, and therefore
in agricultural work. At best, they are
supplementary income earners; the concept of a
‘breadwinner’ is strongly associated with men.
Social norms and a gendered division of labour. In
line with patriarchal social roles, women are
responsible for reproduction and care activities.
With male out-migration, women have additionally
taken on the role of providing for their households
on a daily basis, since __________________are irregular.
This means that they now have to take care of their
own farming and also work as agricultural wage
labourers.
Within agriculture, there exists a gendered division
of labour. Women undertake work such as weeding,
threshing, and paddy transplantation—tasks that
might not require physical strength. Patriarchy is so
deeply rooted that even though women might do
male tasks like ploughing and spade work in their
own fields, they might not as wage labourers. A
woman doing a ‘man’s job’ would most likely invite
ridicule.
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As per Economic Survey (2017-18) what
is/are the main reason(s) that agriculture in India
is undergoing feminisation?
(I) The challenges of agricultural employment in
India.
(II) Men ventured out to non-farm sectors and out-
migrating for better prospects and stable
livelihood.
(III)Women want to earn for themselves and build
a career out of it.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (I) and (III)
d.
Only (I) and (II)
e.
All (I), (II) and (III)
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With regard to employment, the term feminisation
can be used to denote presence of women in a
particular sector or industry where there is a
disproportionate concentration of women; for
instance, in the service industry, agriculture, or the
garment industry. The Government of India in the
Economic Survey (2017-2018) stated that the
agricultural sector in India is undergoing
feminisation. In the face of shrinking employment
opportunities in agriculture, men diversified into the
rural non-farm sector, and male out-migration
emerged as a major livelihood strategy. Since women
did not feature predominantly in either of these
trends, most rural women are still engaged in
agriculture, mostly as labourers and cultivators (with
a disproportionate number of agricultural labourers
being Dalit women).
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One reason for the feminisation of agricultural
labour is that capital prefers to employ women.
Women are more willing to accept low-paid
irregular work, are easy to hire and fire, are thought
to be docile and hardworking, and certain jobs are
typified as women’s work. All these factors
combined with gendered division of work are an
important explanation for feminisation. Together,
they keep production costs in check and enable
capital accumulation.
Against the backdrop of rural distress and agrarian
crisis, rural men sought employment outside
agriculture. Inside villages, they took to non-farm
work as casual labourers in construction, brick
kilns, mills, or worked as drivers, carpenters,
teachers, and so on. An important point to note here
is that such jobs, while more readily available and
better remunerated than agricultural labour, are
socially perceived as ‘male work’. Many of these
jobs are better paid, more esteemed, and involve
arduous physical labour.
The participation of women in the rural, non-farm
economy is few and far between, and depends on
local socio-cultural value systems. In this context,
women often remain in the villages, and therefore
in agricultural work. At best, they are
supplementary income earners; the concept of a
‘breadwinner’ is strongly associated with men.
Social norms and a gendered division of labour. In
line with patriarchal social roles, women are
responsible for reproduction and care activities.
With male out-migration, women have additionally
taken on the role of providing for their households
on a daily basis, since __________________are irregular.
This means that they now have to take care of their
own farming and also work as agricultural wage
labourers.
Within agriculture, there exists a gendered division
of labour. Women undertake work such as weeding,
threshing, and paddy transplantation—tasks that
might not require physical strength. Patriarchy is so
deeply rooted that even though women might do
male tasks like ploughing and spade work in their
own fields, they might not as wage labourers. A
woman doing a ‘man’s job’ would most likely invite
ridicule.
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According to the passage, how do the local
socio-cultural norms make rural women far less
pliable than their male counterparts?
(I) Since the “breadwinner” tag is only associated
with the male population, women’s income is
considered as supplementary thus they mostly
confine to villages and engage in agricultural
activities.
(II) The deeply rooted gender division society
perceives women as a caregiver. With males out-
migrating, women have taken the responsibility of
aiding the family through their agricultural wages.
(III)Even in farming, women only take those jobs
that are not considered as “man’s job” just to avoid
getting ridiculed.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (I) and (III)
e.
All (I), (II) and (III)
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With regard to employment, the term feminisation
can be used to denote presence of women in a
particular sector or industry where there is a
disproportionate concentration of women; for
instance, in the service industry, agriculture, or the
garment industry. The Government of India in the
Economic Survey (2017-2018) stated that the
agricultural sector in India is undergoing
feminisation. In the face of shrinking employment
opportunities in agriculture, men diversified into the
rural non-farm sector, and male out-migration
emerged as a major livelihood strategy. Since women
did not feature predominantly in either of these
trends, most rural women are still engaged in
agriculture, mostly as labourers and cultivators (with
a disproportionate number of agricultural labourers
being Dalit women).
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One reason for the feminisation of agricultural
labour is that capital prefers to employ women.
Women are more willing to accept low-paid
irregular work, are easy to hire and fire, are thought
to be docile and hardworking, and certain jobs are
typified as women’s work. All these factors
combined with gendered division of work are an
important explanation for feminisation. Together,
they keep production costs in check and enable
capital accumulation.
Against the backdrop of rural distress and agrarian
crisis, rural men sought employment outside
agriculture. Inside villages, they took to non-farm
work as casual labourers in construction, brick
kilns, mills, or worked as drivers, carpenters,
teachers, and so on. An important point to note here
is that such jobs, while more readily available and
better remunerated than agricultural labour, are
socially perceived as ‘male work’. Many of these
jobs are better paid, more esteemed, and involve
arduous physical labour.
The participation of women in the rural, non-farm
economy is few and far between, and depends on
local socio-cultural value systems. In this context,
women often remain in the villages, and therefore
in agricultural work. At best, they are
supplementary income earners; the concept of a
‘breadwinner’ is strongly associated with men.
Social norms and a gendered division of labour. In
line with patriarchal social roles, women are
responsible for reproduction and care activities.
With male out-migration, women have additionally
taken on the role of providing for their households
on a daily basis, since __________________are irregular.
This means that they now have to take care of their
own farming and also work as agricultural wage
labourers.
Within agriculture, there exists a gendered division
of labour. Women undertake work such as weeding,
threshing, and paddy transplantation—tasks that
might not require physical strength. Patriarchy is so
deeply rooted that even though women might do
male tasks like ploughing and spade work in their
own fields, they might not as wage labourers. A
woman doing a ‘man’s job’ would most likely invite
ridicule.
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Why capitalists prefer to employ women?
(I) The conventional wisdom states that women are
more likely to accept low paid irregular jobs and
also, they are easy to hire and fire.
(II) women are prejudiced to be docile and
hardworking, and certain jobs are typified as
women’s work.
(III) After nurturing the family, women want to
earn extra income and capitalists use this in their
favour.
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a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (I) and (II)
e.
All (I), (II) and (III)
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them.
With regard to employment, the term feminisation
can be used to denote presence of women in a
particular sector or industry where there is a
disproportionate concentration of women; for
instance, in the service industry, agriculture, or the
garment industry. The Government of India in the
Economic Survey (2017-2018) stated that the
agricultural sector in India is undergoing
feminisation. In the face of shrinking employment
opportunities in agriculture, men diversified into the
rural non-farm sector, and male out-migration
emerged as a major livelihood strategy. Since women
did not feature predominantly in either of these
trends, most rural women are still engaged in
agriculture, mostly as labourers and cultivators (with
a disproportionate number of agricultural labourers
being Dalit women).
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One reason for the feminisation of agricultural
labour is that capital prefers to employ women.
Women are more willing to accept low-paid
irregular work, are easy to hire and fire, are thought
to be docile and hardworking, and certain jobs are
typified as women’s work. All these factors
combined with gendered division of work are an
important explanation for feminisation. Together,
they keep production costs in check and enable
capital accumulation.
Against the backdrop of rural distress and agrarian
crisis, rural men sought employment outside
agriculture. Inside villages, they took to non-farm
work as casual labourers in construction, brick
kilns, mills, or worked as drivers, carpenters,
teachers, and so on. An important point to note here
is that such jobs, while more readily available and
better remunerated than agricultural labour, are
socially perceived as ‘male work’. Many of these
jobs are better paid, more esteemed, and involve
arduous physical labour.
The participation of women in the rural, non-farm
economy is few and far between, and depends on
local socio-cultural value systems. In this context,
women often remain in the villages, and therefore
in agricultural work. At best, they are
supplementary income earners; the concept of a
‘breadwinner’ is strongly associated with men.
Social norms and a gendered division of labour. In
line with patriarchal social roles, women are
responsible for reproduction and care activities.
With male out-migration, women have additionally
taken on the role of providing for their households
on a daily basis, since __________________are irregular.
This means that they now have to take care of their
own farming and also work as agricultural wage
labourers.
Within agriculture, there exists a gendered division
of labour. Women undertake work such as weeding,
threshing, and paddy transplantation—tasks that
might not require physical strength. Patriarchy is so
deeply rooted that even though women might do
male tasks like ploughing and spade work in their
own fields, they might not as wage labourers. A
woman doing a ‘man’s job’ would most likely invite
ridicule.
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After going through the passage characterised
author’s tone.
a.
condescending
b.
cynical
c.
laudatory
d.
satirical
e.
acerbic
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With regard to employment, the term feminisation
can be used to denote presence of women in a
particular sector or industry where there is a
disproportionate concentration of women; for
instance, in the service industry, agriculture, or the
garment industry. The Government of India in the
Economic Survey (2017-2018) stated that the
agricultural sector in India is undergoing
feminisation. In the face of shrinking employment
opportunities in agriculture, men diversified into the
rural non-farm sector, and male out-migration
emerged as a major livelihood strategy. Since women
did not feature predominantly in either of these
trends, most rural women are still engaged in
agriculture, mostly as labourers and cultivators (with
a disproportionate number of agricultural labourers
being Dalit women).
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One reason for the feminisation of agricultural
labour is that capital prefers to employ women.
Women are more willing to accept low-paid
irregular work, are easy to hire and fire, are thought
to be docile and hardworking, and certain jobs are
typified as women’s work. All these factors
combined with gendered division of work are an
important explanation for feminisation. Together,
they keep production costs in check and enable
capital accumulation.
Against the backdrop of rural distress and agrarian
crisis, rural men sought employment outside
agriculture. Inside villages, they took to non-farm
work as casual labourers in construction, brick
kilns, mills, or worked as drivers, carpenters,
teachers, and so on. An important point to note here
is that such jobs, while more readily available and
better remunerated than agricultural labour, are
socially perceived as ‘male work’. Many of these
jobs are better paid, more esteemed, and involve
arduous physical labour.
The participation of women in the rural, non-farm
economy is few and far between, and depends on
local socio-cultural value systems. In this context,
women often remain in the villages, and therefore
in agricultural work. At best, they are
supplementary income earners; the concept of a
‘breadwinner’ is strongly associated with men.
Social norms and a gendered division of labour. In
line with patriarchal social roles, women are
responsible for reproduction and care activities.
With male out-migration, women have additionally
taken on the role of providing for their households
on a daily basis, since __________________are irregular.
This means that they now have to take care of their
own farming and also work as agricultural wage
labourers.
Within agriculture, there exists a gendered division
of labour. Women undertake work such as weeding,
threshing, and paddy transplantation—tasks that
might not require physical strength. Patriarchy is so
deeply rooted that even though women might do
male tasks like ploughing and spade work in their
own fields, they might not as wage labourers. A
woman doing a ‘man’s job’ would most likely invite
ridicule.
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Which of the following words can fit
grammatically and contextually into the blank
given in the passage?
a.
remittances
b.
supplementary
c.
invoice
d.
evasions
e.
consideration
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With regard to employment, the term feminisation
can be used to denote presence of women in a
particular sector or industry where there is a
disproportionate concentration of women; for
instance, in the service industry, agriculture, or the
garment industry. The Government of India in the
Economic Survey (2017-2018) stated that the
agricultural sector in India is undergoing
feminisation. In the face of shrinking employment
opportunities in agriculture, men diversified into the
rural non-farm sector, and male out-migration
emerged as a major livelihood strategy. Since women
did not feature predominantly in either of these
trends, most rural women are still engaged in
agriculture, mostly as labourers and cultivators (with
a disproportionate number of agricultural labourers
being Dalit women).
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One reason for the feminisation of agricultural
labour is that capital prefers to employ women.
Women are more willing to accept low-paid
irregular work, are easy to hire and fire, are thought
to be docile and hardworking, and certain jobs are
typified as women’s work. All these factors
combined with gendered division of work are an
important explanation for feminisation. Together,
they keep production costs in check and enable
capital accumulation.
Against the backdrop of rural distress and agrarian
crisis, rural men sought employment outside
agriculture. Inside villages, they took to non-farm
work as casual labourers in construction, brick
kilns, mills, or worked as drivers, carpenters,
teachers, and so on. An important point to note here
is that such jobs, while more readily available and
better remunerated than agricultural labour, are
socially perceived as ‘male work’. Many of these
jobs are better paid, more esteemed, and involve
arduous physical labour.
The participation of women in the rural, non-farm
economy is few and far between, and depends on
local socio-cultural value systems. In this context,
women often remain in the villages, and therefore
in agricultural work. At best, they are
supplementary income earners; the concept of a
‘breadwinner’ is strongly associated with men.
Social norms and a gendered division of labour. In
line with patriarchal social roles, women are
responsible for reproduction and care activities.
With male out-migration, women have additionally
taken on the role of providing for their households
on a daily basis, since __________________are irregular.
This means that they now have to take care of their
own farming and also work as agricultural wage
labourers.
Within agriculture, there exists a gendered division
of labour. Women undertake work such as weeding,
threshing, and paddy transplantation—tasks that
might not require physical strength. Patriarchy is so
deeply rooted that even though women might do
male tasks like ploughing and spade work in their
own fields, they might not as wage labourers. A
woman doing a ‘man’s job’ would most likely invite
ridicule.
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Which of the following words can REPLACE
the word “arduous” given in the passage?
a.
fragile
b.
onerous
c.
effortless
d.
exciting
e.
None of these
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With regard to employment, the term feminisation
can be used to denote presence of women in a
particular sector or industry where there is a
disproportionate concentration of women; for
instance, in the service industry, agriculture, or the
garment industry. The Government of India in the
Economic Survey (2017-2018) stated that the
agricultural sector in India is undergoing
feminisation. In the face of shrinking employment
opportunities in agriculture, men diversified into the
rural non-farm sector, and male out-migration
emerged as a major livelihood strategy. Since women
did not feature predominantly in either of these
trends, most rural women are still engaged in
agriculture, mostly as labourers and cultivators (with
a disproportionate number of agricultural labourers
being Dalit women).
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One reason for the feminisation of agricultural
labour is that capital prefers to employ women.
Women are more willing to accept low-paid
irregular work, are easy to hire and fire, are thought
to be docile and hardworking, and certain jobs are
typified as women’s work. All these factors
combined with gendered division of work are an
important explanation for feminisation. Together,
they keep production costs in check and enable
capital accumulation.
Against the backdrop of rural distress and agrarian
crisis, rural men sought employment outside
agriculture. Inside villages, they took to non-farm
work as casual labourers in construction, brick
kilns, mills, or worked as drivers, carpenters,
teachers, and so on. An important point to note here
is that such jobs, while more readily available and
better remunerated than agricultural labour, are
socially perceived as ‘male work’. Many of these
jobs are better paid, more esteemed, and involve
arduous physical labour.
The participation of women in the rural, non-farm
economy is few and far between, and depends on
local socio-cultural value systems. In this context,
women often remain in the villages, and therefore
in agricultural work. At best, they are
supplementary income earners; the concept of a
‘breadwinner’ is strongly associated with men.
Social norms and a gendered division of labour. In
line with patriarchal social roles, women are
responsible for reproduction and care activities.
With male out-migration, women have additionally
taken on the role of providing for their households
on a daily basis, since __________________are irregular.
This means that they now have to take care of their
own farming and also work as agricultural wage
labourers.
Within agriculture, there exists a gendered division
of labour. Women undertake work such as weeding,
threshing, and paddy transplantation—tasks that
might not require physical strength. Patriarchy is so
deeply rooted that even though women might do
male tasks like ploughing and spade work in their
own fields, they might not as wage labourers. A
woman doing a ‘man’s job’ would most likely invite
ridicule.
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Which of the following words can REPLACE
the word “ridicule” given in the passage?
a.
applause
b.
derision
c.
praise
d.
approval
e.
None of these
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With regard to employment, the term feminisation
can be used to denote presence of women in a
particular sector or industry where there is a
disproportionate concentration of women; for
instance, in the service industry, agriculture, or the
garment industry. The Government of India in the
Economic Survey (2017-2018) stated that the
agricultural sector in India is undergoing
feminisation. In the face of shrinking employment
opportunities in agriculture, men diversified into the
rural non-farm sector, and male out-migration
emerged as a major livelihood strategy. Since women
did not feature predominantly in either of these
trends, most rural women are still engaged in
agriculture, mostly as labourers and cultivators (with
a disproportionate number of agricultural labourers
being Dalit women).
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One reason for the feminisation of agricultural
labour is that capital prefers to employ women.
Women are more willing to accept low-paid
irregular work, are easy to hire and fire, are thought
to be docile and hardworking, and certain jobs are
typified as women’s work. All these factors
combined with gendered division of work are an
important explanation for feminisation. Together,
they keep production costs in check and enable
capital accumulation.
Against the backdrop of rural distress and agrarian
crisis, rural men sought employment outside
agriculture. Inside villages, they took to non-farm
work as casual labourers in construction, brick
kilns, mills, or worked as drivers, carpenters,
teachers, and so on. An important point to note here
is that such jobs, while more readily available and
better remunerated than agricultural labour, are
socially perceived as ‘male work’. Many of these
jobs are better paid, more esteemed, and involve
arduous physical labour.
The participation of women in the rural, non-farm
economy is few and far between, and depends on
local socio-cultural value systems. In this context,
women often remain in the villages, and therefore
in agricultural work. At best, they are
supplementary income earners; the concept of a
‘breadwinner’ is strongly associated with men.
Social norms and a gendered division of labour. In
line with patriarchal social roles, women are
responsible for reproduction and care activities.
With male out-migration, women have additionally
taken on the role of providing for their households
on a daily basis, since __________________are irregular.
This means that they now have to take care of their
own farming and also work as agricultural wage
labourers.
Within agriculture, there exists a gendered division
of labour. Women undertake work such as weeding,
threshing, and paddy transplantation—tasks that
might not require physical strength. Patriarchy is so
deeply rooted that even though women might do
male tasks like ploughing and spade work in their
own fields, they might not as wage labourers. A
woman doing a ‘man’s job’ would most likely invite
ridicule.
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Which of the following words is the OPPOSITE
of “shrinking” as per passage?
a.
wither
b.
shrivel
c.
expanding
d.
condense
e.
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few words are missing and for each of this word
five options are given. Choose the correct option
for the respective blank, that is grammatically
and contextually accurate.
Water (89) _____________is the lack of freshwater
resources to satisfy water demand. It is (90)
______________by partial or no satisfaction of expressed
demand, economic competition for water quantity or
quality, disputes between users, irreversible
groundwater (91) ____________, and negative effects on
the environment. It affects every continent and was
categorised in 2019 by the World Economic Forum as
one of the largest global risks with respect to its (92)
____________ impact over the next decade.
One-third of the global population (2 billion people)
live under situations of severe water scarcity at least
one month of the year. Half a billion people in the
world (93) ___________by severe water scarcity all year
round. Half of the world’s largest cities have been
facing water scarcity.
a.
drainage
b.
clog
c.
scarcity
d.
abundance
e.
surplus
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few words are missing and for each of this word
five options are given. Choose the correct option
for the respective blank, that is grammatically
and contextually accurate.
Water (89) _____________is the lack of freshwater
resources to satisfy water demand. It is (90)
______________by partial or no satisfaction of expressed
demand, economic competition for water quantity or
quality, disputes between users, irreversible
groundwater (91) ____________, and negative effects on
the environment. It affects every continent and was
categorised in 2019 by the World Economic Forum as
one of the largest global risks with respect to its (92)
____________ impact over the next decade.
One-third of the global population (2 billion people)
live under situations of severe water scarcity at least
one month of the year. Half a billion people in the
world (93) ___________by severe water scarcity all year
round. Half of the world’s largest cities have been
facing water scarcity.
a.
manifested
b.
attested
c.
hidden
d.
certify
e.
transparent
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few words are missing and for each of this word
five options are given. Choose the correct option
for the respective blank, that is grammatically
and contextually accurate.
Water (89) _____________is the lack of freshwater
resources to satisfy water demand. It is (90)
______________by partial or no satisfaction of expressed
demand, economic competition for water quantity or
quality, disputes between users, irreversible
groundwater (91) ____________, and negative effects on
the environment. It affects every continent and was
categorised in 2019 by the World Economic Forum as
one of the largest global risks with respect to its (92)
____________ impact over the next decade.
One-third of the global population (2 billion people)
live under situations of severe water scarcity at least
one month of the year. Half a billion people in the
world (93) ___________by severe water scarcity all year
round. Half of the world’s largest cities have been
facing water scarcity.
a.
augmentation
b.
depletion
c.
expenditure
d.
dwindle
e.
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Q92
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few words are missing and for each of this word
five options are given. Choose the correct option
for the respective blank, that is grammatically
and contextually accurate.
Water (89) _____________is the lack of freshwater
resources to satisfy water demand. It is (90)
______________by partial or no satisfaction of expressed
demand, economic competition for water quantity or
quality, disputes between users, irreversible
groundwater (91) ____________, and negative effects on
the environment. It affects every continent and was
categorised in 2019 by the World Economic Forum as
one of the largest global risks with respect to its (92)
____________ impact over the next decade.
One-third of the global population (2 billion people)
live under situations of severe water scarcity at least
one month of the year. Half a billion people in the
world (93) ___________by severe water scarcity all year
round. Half of the world’s largest cities have been
facing water scarcity.
a.
latent
b.
thinkable
c.
potential
d.
probability
e.
reality
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Q93
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few words are missing and for each of this word
five options are given. Choose the correct option
for the respective blank, that is grammatically
and contextually accurate.
Water (89) _____________is the lack of freshwater
resources to satisfy water demand. It is (90)
______________by partial or no satisfaction of expressed
demand, economic competition for water quantity or
quality, disputes between users, irreversible
groundwater (91) ____________, and negative effects on
the environment. It affects every continent and was
categorised in 2019 by the World Economic Forum as
one of the largest global risks with respect to its (92)
____________ impact over the next decade.
One-third of the global population (2 billion people)
live under situations of severe water scarcity at least
one month of the year. Half a billion people in the
world (93) ___________by severe water scarcity all year
round. Half of the world’s largest cities have been
facing water scarcity.
a.
Affected
b.
effected
c.
aftermath
d.
pompous
e.
grandiose
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Q94
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sentences which may or may not have errors. Mark
the correct sentence(s) as your answer. If there is
no correct sentence then mark (e) that is “All
sentences are incorrect”.
(I) Before the exam she felt surely of excelling, but
when the exam started, she realized that it is not
going to be so easy.
(II) I know that eventually he will succumb to me
and confess that he has committed a crime
(III) In his valedictory speech he said nothing worth
listening to.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (I) and (II)
e.
All sentences are incorrect
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Q95
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sentences which may or may not have errors. Mark
the correct sentence(s) as your answer. If there is
no correct sentence then mark (e) that is “All
sentences are incorrect”.
(I) Just before the match I asked him whom he
thought was going to win.
(II) My nephew, who is in Bangalore, is eager to
travel to Delhi in this winter.
(III) One of my uncles is seriously ill and is in the
intensive care unit.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (II) and (III)
e.
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Q96
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sentences which may or may not have errors. Mark
the correct sentence(s) as your answer. If there is
no correct sentence then mark (e) that is “All
sentences are incorrect”.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (I) and (III)
e.
All sentences are incorrect
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Q97
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sentences which may or may not have errors. Mark
the correct sentence(s) as your answer. If there is
no correct sentence then mark (e) that is “All
sentences are incorrect”.
(I) The business tycoon returned back to the
corridors of Indian cricket by bagging the franchise
of the IPL.
(II) Things will go the same as they were, unless you
yourself look into it.
(III) The thirsty dogs drank up all the water.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (I) and (III)
e.
All sentences are incorrect
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Q98
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portion is in bold, which may or may not need
improvement. Choose the correct replacement for
that portion that makes the sentence grammatically
and contextually correct. If the sentence is correct
as it is, then mark “No improvement required”.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his
gratitude to doctors, nurses and all whom worked
at crossing the milestone of 100 crore covid doses.
a.
those who worked on
b.
those whom worked at
c.
those who worked upon
d.
whom working on
e.
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Q99
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portion is in bold, which may or may not need
improvement. Choose the correct replacement for
that portion that makes the sentence grammatically
and contextually correct. If the sentence is correct
as it is, then mark “No improvement required”.
The leader repeatedly said that his mission
was not by merely to achieve hundred percent
literacy.
a.
to more achieving
b.
merely to achieve
c.
for merely to achieve
d.
in order to achieve
e.
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Q100
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portion is in bold, which may or may not need
improvement. Choose the correct replacement for
that portion that makes the sentence grammatically
and contextually correct. If the sentence is correct
as it is, then mark “No improvement required”.
Stating that the lockdown had opened up
new vistas such as conduct of online classes, the
Madras High Court impressed upon the need to
continue the virtual mode of education for the
benefit of those in need of it.
a.
impressed by the need to continue
b.
impresses with the need to continue
c.
impressed along with need of continuing
d.
impresses from the need for continue
e.
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Q101
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portion is in bold, which may or may not need
improvement. Choose the correct replacement for
that portion that makes the sentence grammatically
and contextually correct. If the sentence is correct
as it is, then mark “No improvement required”.
No sooner I saw him than I ran away.
a.
As soon as I see
b.
No sooner did I see (C) No sooner had I seen him
d.
No sooner had I seen him
e.
No improvement
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Q102
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portion is in bold, which may or may not need
improvement. Choose the correct replacement for
that portion that makes the sentence grammatically
and contextually correct. If the sentence is correct
as it is, then mark “No improvement required”.
Rohan met with an accident and
immediately admitted to the hospital.
a.
admitted to hospital
b.
admitted to a hospital
c.
admitted into a hospital
d.
has admitted to a hospital
e.
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Q103
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portion is in bold, which may or may not need
improvement. Choose the correct replacement for
that portion that makes the sentence grammatically
and contextually correct. If the sentence is correct
as it is, then mark “No improvement required”.
Our journey to Manali was far from being
comfortable, as the road was bumpy.
a.
far from comfortability
b.
far not comfortable
c.
far not comforting
d.
far and not being comfortable
e.
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Q104
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portion is in bold, which may or may not need
improvement. Choose the correct replacement for
that portion that makes the sentence grammatically
and contextually correct. If the sentence is correct
as it is, then mark “No improvement required”.
I have been ringing the doorbell five times
but no one answered.
a.
Had been ringing the doorbell
b.
have rung the doorbell
c.
ringing the doorbell
d.
has rung the doorbell
e.
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Q105
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portion is in bold, which may or may not need
improvement. Choose the correct replacement for
that portion that makes the sentence grammatically
and contextually correct. If the sentence is correct
as it is, then mark “No improvement required”.
There has been a sharp decline of the
profit of the company this year.
a.
have been a sharp decline of
b.
has a sharp decline in
c.
has been a sharp decline in
d.
have been a sharp decline
e.
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Q106
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words are given in bold, in which one of them might
be misspelt or grammatically incorrect. Choose the
incorrect word as your answer. If all the words are
correct, mark (e) i.e. No correction required.
What makes plastic so (A)convenient in our
day-to-day lives it’s(B) cheap also makes it
(C)ubiquoitous, resulting in one of our planet’s
greatest environmental (D)challenges.
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
e.
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words are given in bold, in which one of them might
be misspelt or grammatically incorrect. Choose the
incorrect word as your answer. If all the words are
correct, mark (e) i.e. No correction required.
the country argues that deep and (A)
significent cuts to fossil fuel use can (B) affect the
development (C) trajectory of its and other (D)
developing countries.
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
e.
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Q108
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words are given in bold, in which one of them might
be misspelt or grammatically incorrect. Choose the
incorrect word as your answer. If all the words are
correct, mark (e) i.e. No correction required.
James was told to (A)forfeit all contact with
(B)convicted felons if he did not want to (C)violate
the terms of his (D)payrole.
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
e.
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Q109
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words are given in bold, in which one of them might
be misspelt or grammatically incorrect. Choose the
incorrect word as your answer. If all the words are
correct, mark (e) i.e. No correction required.
While social media has mobilised help in a
way our (A)infrastructure was unable to, and
many could find the aid they needed in (B)critical
times, what was once an escape from reality is now
an (C)overwelming source of information and
(D)distressing news.
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
e.
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Q110
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words are given in bold, in which one of them might
be misspelt or grammatically incorrect. Choose the
incorrect word as your answer. If all the words are
correct, mark (e) i.e. No correction required.
Considering, however, the numbers of
venomous and (A)innocuous snakes that occur in
most (B)tropical countries, it might be supposed
that(C) mimicry in this order of reptiles would be
of commoner(D) occurence than appears to be the
case.
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
e.
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Q111
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words are given in bold, and correspondent to it
three sentences are given using that word. Choose
the sentence(s) where the correct usage of the
word is done.
Palpable
(I) Because the bank was being robbed, the sense of
fear among the patrons was palpable.
(II) The hatred between the two sports teams was
palpable and seemed to fill the entire stadium.
(III) I was palpable to see my result of excelling in
the exam with A grade.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (I) and (II)
e.
All (I), (II) and (III)
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words are given in bold, and correspondent to it
three sentences are given using that word. Choose
the sentence(s) where the correct usage of the
word is done.
Coerce
(I) The bully tried to coerce the small kids into
giving him their lunch money.
(II) According to the treasure map, the cave is
located at the end of the coerce path that winds up
the mountain
(III) The bird carefully made a coerce nest out of
twigs.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (I) and (II)
e.
All (I), (II) and (III)
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words are given in bold, and correspondent to it
three sentences are given using that word. Choose
the sentence(s) where the correct usage of the
word is done.
Affiliate
(I) The Global Hunger Report (GHR) has once again
affiliate headlines in India for the country’s poor
ranking.
(II) The India-China relationship is in a difficult
place, with the past affiliate the present.
(III) Jane is an atheist, and as such, she is not
affiliated with any church in her community.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (II) and (III)
e.
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words are given in bold, and correspondent to it
three sentences are given using that word. Choose
the sentence(s) where the correct usage of the
word is done.
Callow
(I) I believed a lot of things in my callow youth that
I do not believe now.
(II) Amartya is a callow secretary who needs to take
a few more computer classes.
(III) He'd need to keep his senses sharp and try to
put any such callow thoughts quite out of his mind.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (II) and (III)
e.
All (I), (II) and (III)
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Q115
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words are given in bold, and correspondent to it
three sentences are given using that word. Choose
the sentence(s) where the correct usage of the
word is done.
Wander
(I) The bookworm loved to wander through the
library and brush her fingers against the spines of
the books.
(II) "I wander what can have happened to the boy,"
he said; and he opened the door and looked out.
(III) No wander, then, that he did not oftener stay to
play on the common.
a.
Only (I)
b.
Only (II)
c.
Only (III)
d.
Only (II) and (III)
e.
All (I), (II) and (III)
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passage consists of five sentences. These are
labelled as A, B, C, D and E. Find out the proper
order for the five sentences and answer the
questions based on that.
(A) Globally, landslides lead to the expenditure of
billions of bucks towards the rehabilitation of
affected areas.
(B) Typically, pre-condition factors build up
specific sub-surface conditions that build the
sloping surface and cause landslides which
endanger the livelihoods of folks living under
these hills and mountains.
(C) Landslide, slope failure, slum is an
uncontrollable downhill flow of rocks, earth,
Junk or the mixture of the three.
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(D) Because of these huge annual losses, most
governments have instituted bodies to deal
with landslides. As an example, the U.S.
government created the National Landslides
info Centre to gather and distribute all types of
information associated with landslides.
(E) Thus, study of landslides is crucial considering
the annual economic losses they create
Which of the following sentences is third
after rearrangement?
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
e.
E
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passage consists of five sentences. These are
labelled as A, B, C, D and E. Find out the proper
order for the five sentences and answer the
questions based on that.
(A) Globally, landslides lead to the expenditure of
billions of bucks towards the rehabilitation of
affected areas.
(B) Typically, pre-condition factors build up
specific sub-surface conditions that build the
sloping surface and cause landslides which
endanger the livelihoods of folks living under
these hills and mountains.
(C) Landslide, slope failure, slum is an
uncontrollable downhill flow of rocks, earth,
Junk or the mixture of the three.
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(D) Because of these huge annual losses, most
governments have instituted bodies to deal
with landslides. As an example, the U.S.
government created the National Landslides
info Centre to gather and distribute all types of
information associated with landslides.
(E) Thus, study of landslides is crucial considering
the annual economic losses they create
Which of the following sentences is first after
rearrangement?
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
e.
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passage consists of five sentences. These are
labelled as A, B, C, D and E. Find out the proper
order for the five sentences and answer the
questions based on that.
(A) Globally, landslides lead to the expenditure of
billions of bucks towards the rehabilitation of
affected areas.
(B) Typically, pre-condition factors build up
specific sub-surface conditions that build the
sloping surface and cause landslides which
endanger the livelihoods of folks living under
these hills and mountains.
(C) Landslide, slope failure, slum is an
uncontrollable downhill flow of rocks, earth,
Junk or the mixture of the three.
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(D) Because of these huge annual losses, most
governments have instituted bodies to deal
with landslides. As an example, the U.S.
government created the National Landslides
info Centre to gather and distribute all types of
information associated with landslides.
(E) Thus, study of landslides is crucial considering
the annual economic losses they create
Which of the following is fourth sentence
after rearrangement?
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
e.
E
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passage consists of five sentences. These are
labelled as A, B, C, D and E. Find out the proper
order for the five sentences and answer the
questions based on that.
(A) Globally, landslides lead to the expenditure of
billions of bucks towards the rehabilitation of
affected areas.
(B) Typically, pre-condition factors build up
specific sub-surface conditions that build the
sloping surface and cause landslides which
endanger the livelihoods of folks living under
these hills and mountains.
(C) Landslide, slope failure, slum is an
uncontrollable downhill flow of rocks, earth,
Junk or the mixture of the three.
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(D) Because of these huge annual losses, most
governments have instituted bodies to deal
with landslides. As an example, the U.S.
government created the National Landslides
info Centre to gather and distribute all types of
information associated with landslides.
(E) Thus, study of landslides is crucial considering
the annual economic losses they create
Which of the following is second sentence
after rearrangement?
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
e.
E
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passage consists of five sentences. These are
labelled as A, B, C, D and E. Find out the proper
order for the five sentences and answer the
questions based on that.
(A) Globally, landslides lead to the expenditure of
billions of bucks towards the rehabilitation of
affected areas.
(B) Typically, pre-condition factors build up
specific sub-surface conditions that build the
sloping surface and cause landslides which
endanger the livelihoods of folks living under
these hills and mountains.
(C) Landslide, slope failure, slum is an
uncontrollable downhill flow of rocks, earth,
Junk or the mixture of the three.
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(D) Because of these huge annual losses, most
governments have instituted bodies to deal
with landslides. As an example, the U.S.
government created the National Landslides
info Centre to gather and distribute all types of
information associated with landslides.
(E) Thus, study of landslides is crucial considering
the annual economic losses they create
Which of the following is fifth(last) sentence
after rearrangement?
a.
A
b.
B
c.
C
d.
D
e.
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