NC5 Answer

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A 1

NAT CAT Test 1: Answers

1.

1

19.

5

37.

4

55.

4

73.

5

2.

2

20.

3

38.

2

56.

5

74.

1

3.

4

21.

4

39.

4

57.

2

75.

2

4.

1

22.

5

40.

4

58.

4

76.

3

5.

2

23.

2

41.

3

59.

2

77.

2

6.

1

24.

3

42.

2

60.

5

78.

2

7.

3

25.

1

43.

4

61.

2

79.

3

8.

2

26.

1

44.

1

62.

5

80.

4

9.

3

27.

2

45.

3

63.

4

81.

4

10.

3

28.

4

46.

1

64.

2

82.

2

11.

3

29.

2

47.

5

65.

1

83.

4

12.

3

30.

2

48.

4

66.

3

84.

5

13.

2

31.

1

49.

2

67.

2

85.

2

14.

3

32.

2

50.

2

68.

2

86.

4

15.

2

33.

2

51.

1

69.

5

87.

4

16.

3

34.

3

52.

3

70.

2

88.

1

17.

2

35.

4

53.

2

71.

1

89.

4

18.

1

36.

5

54.

4

72.

2

90.

4

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A 2

NAT CAT ANSWERS

(ENGLISH)

1.

(1)2.

(2)3.

(4)4.

(2)5.

(2)6.

(1)7.

(3)

Answer for Questions (8 – 10)

In the first blank ‘Alienations’ is the correct answer as the sentence talks about the Kashmiri’s association withIndia. ‘Trampled on their rights’ is the correct phrase.In third blank, one can slide back to the bottom hence ‘Precipice’ is the correct option.8.

(2)9.

(3)10.

(3)11.

(3) In line 20, it is clearly given that “God is all powerful and well meaning”, hence the correct answer isthird choice.12.

(3) First and second option can be eliminated. The third option is correct as from the context, it can beinferred that Camerlengo had logical way to explain the power of God.13.

(2) Second option is the most appropriate and can be inferred from last few lines.14.

(3) The statement given in third choice contradicts the information given in the passage.15.

(2) He is very logical and practical as well as friendly in nature, hence option 2 is correct.16.

(3) 1

st

can be ruled out as Ben Johnson never stood for Shakespeare. 2

nd

is also eliminated because it isframed wrongly. 4

th

does not have any mention in the passage. Hence 3

rd

is the most appropriate answer.17.

(2) In last paragraph, Mr. Bate describes that ‘constant theme is Shakespeare’s resistance to definition. Hence‘2’ is the most appropriate answer.18.

(1) 2

nd

and 3

rd

can be eliminated. 1st can be inferred from the para 3. Hence 1 is the answer.19.

(5) Statement ‘b’ and‘d’ are given in the passage hence 5 is the answer.20.

(3) From first line where author says that “Fund managers ………….to be doubtful” it can be inferred thatattitude of fund managers is biased. Hence prejudiced is the most appropriate answer.

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A 3

21.

(4) 4

th

option contradicts the information given in the last 3 lines of the passage, “but our policy makersrespond well to the crisis”. Hence 4 is correct answer.22.

(5) All the three statements are visible; hence ‘5’ is the correct answer.23.

(2) The whole passage is focused on deficit and risk associated with it. Hence 2 is the correct answer.24.

(3) Choice ‘3’ can be logically inferred from the passage.25.

(1) CB is linked as one introduces about hate speech and other logically continues it. A is the concludingstatement and C is the opening sentence. Hence choice 1 is correct answer.26.

(1) B is an obvious starter therefore choice 2, 3 and 5 are eliminated. DE is also linked and C must follow B.Hence 1 is correct answer.27.

(2) A logically continues ‘C’ which is the most appropriate introduction. Hence 2 is correct answer.28.

(4) BAE are linked and F is the most fitting opening sentence hence 4 is correct answer.29.

(2) 2 is the correct answer as A must precede D and E.30.

(2) A can not be opening sentence hence 3 and 4 are eliminated. B is the most appropriate starting sentence.Hence 2 is correct answer.