MOCK CLAT–01

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1) This test contains 200 questions in five sections as follows:

Section Subjects No. of questions

I English Usage 40
II General Knowledge/Current Affairs 50
III Numeric Aptitude 20
IV Legal Aptitude 50
V Logical Reasoning 40
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Section–I: English Usage Direction for Questions 11–15: Four alternative
summaries are given. Choose the one which
best captures the essence of the text.
Direction for Questions 1–10: Fill in the
blank with the most appropriate option.
11. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical
Manual of Mental Disorders–5 ED may be
1. Several amendments were made in the
classified into anorexia nervosa (AN),
constitution but, _______ amendments are
bulimia nervosa (BN), binge ED (BED) and
not abided by. many more which are beyond the scope of
a) a b) an this study. [3] A vast number of prevalence
c) The d) is studies have been conducted on ED as a
whole and also on individual ED. Most of
2. The cycling track was beset _______ these studies were conducted when ED
hurdles. were only raising their heads as future
a) by b) With issues of high social concerns. The Purple
c) of d) From Heart Project is named after the military
decoration given to American soldiers who
3. We all are chained _______ our habits. have been wounded or have died in the line
a) with b) to. of duty. According to Saraf, the images not
c) by d) From only show the side–effects of anorexia and
bulimia, but also attempt to demonstrate
4. While going from Pune to Mumbai, One the emotions of those who live with these
passes by both lonavala _______ khandala disorders – “The lock of hair in one
a) as well as b) also photograph doesn’t just symbolise the hair
c) Along with d) and fall that comes from undernourishment
that follows eating disorders, but also is a
5. Girls are enamoured _______ branded symbol of commitment. In earlier times, a
clothes. girl would cut out a lock of her hair and
a) with b) by give it to her loved one as a symbol of
c) Of d) on commitment. That is kind of commitment
one feels to their disorder.”
6. Stable Manager informed that the horses a) There are various types of eating
were _______. disorders. Numerous studies have been
a) Shoe b) Shod conducted on these disorders. Purple
c) Shoed d) Both b and c heart project uses pictures to side effects
and emotions one goes thru when
7. Her competitors _______ over her fall. suffering with Eating Disorder.
b) Eating disorders are of various types.
a) Crow b) Crew
Purple heart project is named after
c) Crowd d) crowded
American military decoration and the
pictures shows the level of commitment
8. I liked the _______ part of the movie more
people with disorders have.
than the former.
c) Many studies on eating disorders have
a) Latter b) Later
been conducted and once such study
c) First d) Last
named Purple heart project uses images
of people to show how their lock of hair
9. Do not cry _______ the spilt milk. symbolises commitment towards
a) for b) on disorder.
c) Over d) About d) Purple heart project is one of the projects
studying people suffering with various
10. She dances _______ her sister. types of eating disorders and how their
a) As b) Like level of commitment is equivalent to the
c) just like d) Both a and b commitment a girl has for the loved one.

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12. Humor is both a form of entertainment and
a means of coping with difficult or awkward
situations and stressful events. Although it
provokes laughter, humor can be serious
business. From the witty to the absurd,
humor can help with bonding, releasing
tension, attracting a mate, putting rivals in
their place, and keeping a child amused. A
good sense of humor can even protect your
heart health and give your immune system
a boost.
But there is also a dark side to humor
when it is hostile, antagonistic, degrading,
or aggressive, or when it displays a sense of
superiority. This is often the case with
ethnic or racist jokes and sexual humor
that is sometimes referred to as “locker
room talk.” While it may be good to laugh
at oneself from time to time, the hardships,
shortcomings and imperfections of others
have long been fodder for amateur and
professional comedians alike.
a) Though humour entertains it is a
serious business. It can be used to
impress a mate, beat a competitor, and
protect your heart. Dark humour on the
other hand is insulting. Passing racist
and gender based remarks is not a
healthy practice
b) Humour can be used for amusement as
well as a coping mechanism. It performs
several function in social situations. It
can also improves one’s physical health.
, However humour can be used for
establishing superiority over other race
or gender. Humour can be good but
should be cautiously.
c) Humour is good tool for creating bond,
easing a difficult situation and
strengthening one’s immunity, but if not
used wisely it can be a tool for insulting
others and looking down upon other
caste or sex.
d) Humour can be light or dark. Light
hearted humour is when one laugh on
oneself while dark humour is used by
comedians to disparage other race or
gender. Humour should be used
carefully.
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13. Common sense and research had shown
that people who did best in life felt good
about themselves, and it seemed a short
leap to conclude that the reverse must also
be true: If successful people enjoyed high
self–esteem, then high self–esteem would
foster success. Students would do better if
they had more self–esteem. Employees
would work harder. Girls who felt inferior
because of poor body image or math phobia
would gain from self–esteem training. By
1986, when California created a
commission to bolster self–image as a
statewide goal, the concept had become a
pop–culture phenomenon. Celebrated in
the media, in politics and in schools, self–
esteem had become an end in itself –– a
commodity, like expanded memory for a
personal computer, that could be installed
in a do–it–yourself upgrade. But now self–
esteem is having image problems of its
own. Research is indicating that self–
esteem is not in and of itself a strong
predictor of success. Criminals and
juvenile delinquents, it turns out, often
have high self–esteem, using the traditional
measurements. New political movements in
education have turned on self–esteem and
blamed it for students' failures in learning.
a) Research and common belief said if you
are successful you have high self–
esteem likewise high self – esteem leads
to success. This led California to make it
a statewide goal to improve self–image.
However the recent studies show that it
is not true.
b) High self–esteem was believed to be the
cause for one’s success. Hence
California started a pop culture which
was supported by media to improve self–
image but later on it was discovered that
even criminals have high self– esteem.
c) A good self – image leads to success.
California believed this concept and
started a program to build a better self–
image for its people just like one
upgrades the memory of a computer.
d) Self–esteem is not necessarily the
indicator of success. Even criminals
have high self– esteem. Hence the belief
that there is a co– relation in success
and self– image is wrong.
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14. For each of the past three years,
temperatures have hit peaks not seen since
the birth of meteorology, and probably not
for more than 110,000 years. The amount
of carbon dioxide in the air is at its highest
level in 4 million years. This does not cause
storms like Harvey — there have always
been storms and hurricanes along the Gulf
of Mexico — but it makes them wetter and
more powerful. As the seas warm, they
evaporate more easily and provide energy
to storm fronts. As the air above them
warms, it holds more water vapor. For
every half a degree Celsius in warming,
there is about a 3% increase in
atmospheric moisture content. Scientists
call this the Clausius–Clapeyron equation.
This means the skies fill more quickly and
have more to dump. The storm surge was
greater because sea levels have risen 20 cm
as a result of more than 100 years of
human– related global warming which has
melted glaciers and thermally expanded the
volume of seawater.
a) The storm Harvey is one of the regular,
annual ones from the Gulf of Mexico;
global warming and Harvey are
unrelated phenomena.
b) Global warming does not breed storms
but makes them more destructive; the
Clausius–Clapeyron equation, though it
predicts potential increase in atmospheric
moisture content, cannot predict the scale
of damage storms might wreck.
c) Global warming melts glaciers, resulting
in seawater volume expansion; this
enables more water vapour to fill the air
above faster. Thus, modern storms
contain more destructive energy.
d) It is naive to think that rising sea levels
and the force of tropical storms are
unrelated; Harvey was destructive as
global warming has armed it with more
moisture content, but this may not be
true of all storms.
15. Marriage is viewed as a sacrament in
Hinduism with the wife being viewed as
under the possession of the husband. This
has been used as a defense by the
legislature against the criminalization of
marital rape. When the matter is further
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analyzed, it can be concluded that the
issue goes much deeper. Due to the archaic
rule that marital rape is not easily
recognized as an offence, it is assumed by
the law that, marriage refers to the wife
giving consent to all the “matrimonial
obligations” including sexual intercourse.
Even though India as a nation is based on
the theory of equity, it still has not
recognized the right a woman has in
controlling marital intercourse as a
component of equality. As the nation lacks
any sort of legal provisions regarding
marital rape, the victims’ only resort is to
go to court. Courts have various methods
to identify marital rape and have given
strict punishments but due to the lack of
legal provisions, they are bound and hence
cannot describe “forceful intercourse by a
man upon his wife” as marital rape. Hence,
the Judiciary is not enough and it requires
the help of the legislature. The laws have to
adapt to the changing reality of society.
a) Criminalisation of marital rape doesn’t
happen as wife is a possession of
husband as per Hinduism. It is rather
seen as one of the matrimonial duties.
The concept of right to equality does not
apply when it comes to consent of
women and due to lack of legal provision
judiciary cannot award the appropriate
punishment when such case is
identified. It demands for the change in
the existing laws.
b) Women is still considered a property of
men hence the cases of marital rapes are
not dealt with appropriately due to lack
of legal provisions. Laws need to be
changed.
c) Woman do not have consent or right to
equality when it comes to sex as woman
are still considered property of husband
according to Hinduism. Laws need to be
changed in order to give justice to
woman.
d) Hinduism which still believes woman to
be a property of a husband prevents
judiciary from punishing the culprit of
marital rape. Woman’s consent should
be considered and laws need to be
changed as our society is changing.
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Direction for Questions 16–18: Select the 23. Being happy after the rampant altercation
pair that exhibits a relationship similar to doesn't mean everything is going perfect. It
the one expressed in the original pair. means you have determined to look beyond
the immaturities.
16. Goa : Panaji : : Gujarat : ? a) Agreement b) Dispute
a) Ahmedabad c) Squabble d) Contention
b) Gandhinagar
c) Rajkot Direction for Questions 24–28: In the
d) Surat following sentences, A part of the sentence is
underlined. Below each sentence four
alternatives are given. Choose the best
17. Right : Exercise : : Presentation : ?
grammatical way of paraphrasing the
a) Do b) Give
sentence.
c) Make d) Present
24. The dance studio has a wall mirror,
18. Section Clip : Hair Dresser : : Chef :
wooden floor and is equipped with a good
a) Pistol Grip b) Chisel music system.
c) Scalpel d) Micro plane a) Has a wooden floor, and is equipped
with good music system.
Direction for Questions 19–23: Word given in b) Has wooden floor and good music
each of the sentences is used contextually. system.
Pick the word from the alternatives given c) Wooden floor and good music system.
that is most inappropriate. d) Wooden floor and has a good music
system
19. Arrogance is in everything I do. It is in my
gesture, the harshness of voice, in the glow 25. The woman filed a complaint that her bag
of my gaze, in my muscular, tormented was stolen.
face. a) The woman had filed a complained that
a) athletic b) brawny her bag was stolen.
c) Corpulent d) Wiry b) The woman filed a complained that her
bag had been stolen.
20. Your voice is so sweet that I can listen to c) The woman filed had a complained that
you forever. her bag had been stolen.
d) The woman file a complained that her
a) melodious b) mellow
bag is stolen.
c) euphonious d) penurious

26. No sooner had I finished my performance,

21. I am an stubborn atheist, though not a
when the audience gave me a standing
militant one. This means that I am not
ovation.
fighting against religion. I am fighting for a) No sooner had I finished my
reason. performance, than the audience gave me
a) rigid a standing ovation.
b) Uncompromising b) No Sooner I had finished my
c) resolute performance, than the audience gave me
d) Docile a standing ovation.
c) No sooner I had finished my
22. Happy is the person who can keep a quiet performance, when the audience gave
heart, in the chaos and tumult of this me a standing ovation.
modern world. d) No sooner I finished my performance,
a) Commotion b) Furore than the audience gave me a standing
c) Hubbub d) Halcyon ovation.

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27. Of course the logistics of leaving my son for 31. a) like b) as
three weeks at a time have to be organised c) is d) for
a) Of course the logistics of leaving my son
for three weeks in a time have to be 32. a) flooding b) invading
organised. c) blasting d) encumbering
b) Of course the logistics of leaving my son
since three weeks at a time has to be 33. a) then b) than
organized. c) could d) again
c) Of course the logistics of leaving my son
for three weeks at a time has to be 34. a) disperse b) digress
organised. c) cluster d) damage
d) Of course the logistics of leaving my son
during three weeks at a time have to be 35. a) among b) amidst
organised. c) across d) of

28. Will you come visit me in a hospital when I Directions for Questions 36–40: Rearrange
have my operation. parts of the sentence to make a meaningful
a) Will you come to visit me in the hospital sentence. The first part of each sentence is
when I have my operation. given.
b) Will you come to visit me in the hospital
when I have my operation? 36. I. The last eight weeks of protests
c) Will you come to visit me in hospital
A. who have been accused of using
when I have my operation?
excessive force
d) Will you come to visit me in hospital
B. that would allow suspects to be
when I have my operation.
extradited to mainland China,
C. but most recently the anger has pivoted
Directions for Questions 29–35: Fill in the
towards the police,
blanks with the most appropriate choice.
D. were sparked by a now delayed bill
a) BCDA b) BDCA
A rental bicycle __29__ could be used to get from
c) ADCB d) DBCA
point A __30__ be left at point B, for a nominal
price. A concept as simple __31__ riding a
37. I. We made a beginning
bicycle and probably a very lucrative idea too! At
A. including on social media
least that’s what many Chinese start-ups
B. and speaking out more often, more
thought during a recent rental-bike boom,
spontaneously and more loudly
__32__ cities like Beijing, Wuhan and Xiamen
C. their habitual reticence
with the two-wheelers. Why these companies
__33__ chose not to pick up all the bikes D. in recent years with our top leaders
gathering at point B will remain their secret. eschewing
What can no longer be hidden, however, is the a) BCAD b) BDAC
thousands of colourful bicycles, which __34__ to c) DCBA d) DBCA
form mysterious works of art __35__ the entire
country. 38. I. If there is any cause for optimism
A. it is that MPs across party lines are
29. a) that b) in that B. and more vocally than ever before
c) for which d) which is C. in increasing numbers
D. standing up for data protection
30. a) should b) could a) ABCD b) ADCB
c) will d) would c) CABD d) CBAD

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39. I. IMF programmes Section–II: General Knowledge
A. for forcing stabilisation that hurts the
poor
41. Mahatma Gandhi was the President of
B. rarely resulting in durable and
which of the following sessions of Indian
equitable growth
National Congress–
C. are reviled widely
a) Calcutta b) Amritsar Session
D. and even reducing growth prospects
c) Belgaum Session d) Gawahati Session
a) CABD b) CBAD
c) ACDB d) ABCD
42. With reference to the North American Free
40. I. Many experts believe Trade Agreement (NAFTA), consider the
A. and there is also a growing body of following statements:
research to suggest 1. It is an agreement signed by Canada,
B. that there is no clear link between sun Mexico, Jamaica and the United States,
exposure and skin cancer creating a trade bloc in North America.
C. among people with dark skin 2. It gives the U.S. greater access to the
D. that using certain types of sunscreen dairy markets of Canada.
may actually be harmful, no matter Which of the statements given above is/are
who uses it correct?
a) DCAB b) DBAC a) 1 only b) 2 only
c) BADC d) BCAD c) Both 1 and 2 d) Neither 1 nor 2

43. Which of the following best describes

“ABHYAS”, recently seen in news?
a) Second indigenously developed Solid
Fuel Ducted Ramjet propulsion based
missile system
b) A liquid fuelled intercontinental range
ballistic missile
c) High speed expandable aerial target
drone
d) First long range artillery gun to be
produced in India

44. Which of the following is known as ‘sugar

bowl of the India’?
a) Karnataka b) Tamil Nadu
c) Maharashtra d) Uttar Pradesh

45. The headquarters of Coffee board in India

is located at–
a) Guntur, Andhra Pradesh
b) Pune, Maharashtra
c) Begaluru, Karnataka
d) Kottayam, Kerela

46. What is filament of bulb made of?

a) Copper b) Bronze
c) Tungsten d) Zinc

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47. Who is the co–founder of W.W.W. along 55. Which of the following pairs is/ are
with Tin Berners–Lee? correctly matched?
a) Sergey Brin b) Brian Acton Ports Country
c) Kevin Systrom d) Robert Cailliau 1. Duqm Oman
2. Antwerp Belgium
48. The well-known painting themes “Thia 3. Fujairah Saudi Arabia
Badhia, Krishna Lila, Dasabatara Patti and a) 1 and 2 only b) 2 and 3 only
Panchamukhi” belongs to which of the c) 1 and 3 only d) 1, 2 and 3
following styles of paintings?
a) Jaipur b) Pattachitra 56. With respect to “Dragonfly Mission”,
c) Ahmednagar d) Bijapur recently seen in news, consider the
following statements:
49. Which of the following planets have 2nd 1. It will fly to dozens of promising
Highest no. of moons? locations on Titan looking for prebiotic
a) Neptune b) Saturn chemical processes common on both
c) Jupiter d) Uranus Titan and Earth.
2. This will be the first time NASA will fly a
50. Halley’s Comet appears after every _______ multi-rotor vehicle for science on
years? another planet.
a) 69–70 years b) 80–81 years Which of the statements given above is/are
c) 75–76 years d) 83–84 years correct?
a) 1 only b) 2 only
c) Both 1 and 2 d) Neither 1 nor 2
51. Which of the following contained the
provision of Provincial Dyarchy?
57. World press freedom day is observed on:
a) Government of India Act 1935
a) 3rd May b) 2nd May
b) Morley Minto Reform 1909
c) 18th April d) 5th June
c) Nehru Report
d) Government of India Act 1919
58. With reference to the MCA21, consider the
following statements:
52. Right to Property was removed from the list
1. It is an e-Governance initiative of Union
of fundamental Right by which of the
Ministry of Finance.
following amendment?
2. It is the first Mission Mode Project to be
a) 44th Amendment
launched under the Government of
b) 42nd Amendment
India’s National e-Governance plan
c) 82nd Amendment
(NeGP).
d) 84th Amendment Which of the statements given above is/are
correct?
53. Suskityrannus hazelae, recently seen in a) 1 only b) 2 only
news, is a: c) Both 1 and 2 d) Neither 1 nor 2
a) Dinosaur
b) Exoplanet 59. Which of the following places is now
c) Unesco heritage site accepted by the World Meteorological
d) Trans-Neptunian Object located in Organization (WMO) as the highest
Kupier belt temperature ever recorded for the
continental region of Asia?
54. The famous ‘Hornbill festival’ is celebrated a) Mitribah, Kuwait
in which of the following states of India? b) Churu, India
a) Mizoram b) Nagaland c) Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
c) Assam d) Meghalaya d) Turbat, Pakistan
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60. 1st person to win two Nobel Prize 68. Which of the following diseases are caused
unshared: by viruses?
a) Jean Henry Dunant 1. Chikungunya
b) Linus Pauling 2. Acute flaccid myelitis
c) John Barden 3. Measles
d) Fredrick Sanger 4. Tetanus
Select the correct answer using the code
61. Winner of 54th Jnanpith Award is: given below:
a) G. Shankar b) Bal Chand Nemade a) 1 and 3 only
c) Amitav Ghosh d) Krishna Sobti b) 1, 2 and 4 only
c) 2, 3 and 4 only
62. Who is the 1st winner of Gandhi Peace d) 1, 2 and 3 only
Prize?
a) Baba Amte b) Nelson Mandela 69. Consider the following fauna of India:
c) John Hume d) Julius Nyerere 1. Olive Ridley Sea Turtle
2. Himalayan Griffon Vultures
63. Who is/are the Winner/s of Ramon 3. Indian Grey Wolf
Magsaysay Award 2019? Which of the above is/are not listed as
a) Ravish Kumar Endangered on IUCN Red List of Vulnerable
b) Bharat Vatwani, Sonam Wangchuk species?
c) Bezwada Wilson, Thodur Madabusi a) 1 only b) 2 and 3 only
Krishna c) 1, 2 and 3 d) None of the Above
d) Anshu Gupta and Sanjiv Chaturvedi
70. Who among the following launched the
64. A new frog is found in Assam called Civil Disobedience Movement to gain back
‘Micrylettaaishani’. What does the sanskrit the lost civil liberties of Goans?
word aishani mean? a) V.D. Savarkar
a) Flying frog b) Mahatma Gandhi
b) Paddy frog c) Ram Manohar Lohia
c) North East d) Vallabhai Patel
d) An amphibian of reddish–brown colour
71. Who has been appointed as vice chairman
65. Who authored ‘Undaunted: Saving the idea of NITI Aayog?
of India’? a) Shaktikanta Das
a) P. Chidambaram b) Bibek Debroy
b) Abhirup Bhattacharya c) Amitabh Kant
c) Shashi Tharoor d) Rajiv Kumar
d) Varun Gandhi
72. With respect to “Sickle Cell Anaemia”,
66. Who authored ‘Runs and Ruins’? consider the following statements:
a) Shahid Afridi b) Sachin Tendulkar 1. It is characterized by a modification in
c) Imran Khan d) Sunil Gavaskar the shape of the Red blood cell from a
smooth, a crescent or half-moon
67. Which of the following books is not shapeinto donut- shape.
authored by Shashi Tharoor? 2. It is more common in Africa than Asia.
a) India: from Midnight to the Millennium Which of the statements given above is/are
b) Every vote counts correct?
c) Kerela, God’s own country a) 1 only b) 2 only
d) Nehru: The Invention of India c) Both 1 and 2 d) Neither 1 nor 2

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73. Consider the following statements: 79. ONGC has toppled which of the following to
1. Article 85 (2) (b) of the Constitution of regain the crown of being the country’s
India provides the Speaker with the most profitable public sector company?
power to dissolve Lok Sabha. a) National Thermal Power Corporation
2. Article 83(2) of the Constitution b) Indian Oil Corporation
provides for a normal term of five years c) Bharat Petroleum Limited
for the Lok Sabha. d) Gas Authority of India
Which of the statements given above is/are
correct? 80. Telangana state formation Day is observed
a) 1 only b) 2 only on?
c) Both 1 and 2 d) Neither 1 nor 2 a) 5th May b) 3rd June
c) 2nd May d) 2nd June
74. Indian Air Force and ________ concluded
war exercise Garuda, A two week long 81. With reference to the Green Rating for
mega exercise – Integrated Habitat Assessment (GRIHA),
consider the following statements:
a) Nigeria b) Israel
1. It is a rating tool that helps people
c) Russia d) France
assesses the performance of their
building against certain nationally
75. Who is the first IAF woman pilot to fly
acceptable benchmarks.
Hawk jet?
2. It is an initiative of Union Ministry of
a) Hina Jaiswal
Environment, Forest and Climate
b) Mohana Singh
Change.
c) Avani Chaturvedi
Which of the statements given above is/are
d) Parul Bharadwaj
correct?
a) 1 only b) 2 only
76. Kasturirangan Committee is related to: c) Both 1 and 2 d) Neither 1 nor 2
a) National Education policy
b) Reservation 82. With respect to “CCR5”, recently seen in
c) Small scale industries news, consider the following statements:
d) To review the methodology for 1. It is a protein on the surface of red
measurement of poverty blood cells.
2. It is involved in the immune system as
77. What was the theme of Financial Literacy it acts as a receptor for chemokines.
week of 2019? Which of the statements given above is/are
a) Customer Protection correct?
b) ‘Farmers’ which focuses on how they can a) 1 only b) 2 only
benefit by being a part of the formal c) Both 1 and 2 d) Neither 1 nor 2
banking system.
c) Issue of equity 83. Rajasthan government increases financial
d) Sustainable Development aid given to girls under which of the
following Scheme?
78. Which of the following government has a) ‘Aapki Beti’
waived admission fees for students taking b) Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
admission up to Post Graduation level c) Sukanya Samriddhi Yojna
whose parental income is less than 2 lakh d) Dhanalakshmi Scheme
rupees per year?
a) Nagaland 84. The international Day of Innocent Child
b) Tripura Victims of aggression is observed on?
c) Arunachal Pradesh a) 4th May b) 4th June
d) Assam c) 4th July d) 24th May

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85. WHO awards Rajasthan government for: Section–III: Numeric Aptitude
a) in an effort to raise awareness about
science and environment through films 91. A trader sells two guitars for Rs.1820 each.
b) for encouraging digital payment He gets a profit of 30% on one and another
c) intiative for rehabilitation and he sells at a loss of 30%. Find his net profit
empowerment of poor suffering from or loss (in Rs.)
leporacy a) Loss of 400 b) Profit of 400
d) Tobacco–free initiative c) Loss of 360 d) Profit of 360

86. Who is the youngest Member of Parliament 92. A garrison has a sufficient food to last for
in India’s history? 40 days if there are 40 soldiers. 5 soldiers
a) Dushyant Chautala leave after every 10 day. Now the food last
b) Chandrani Murmu for how many days?
c) Nivedita Bhasin a) 60 days b) 56(2/3) days
d) Renuka Singh c) 56 days d) None of these

93. A train running at the speed of 30 km/h

87. Which of the following state government
can cover a certain distance in 10 min
has decided to set up India’s first
more time than the scheduled allotted time
‘Blockchain District’?
of a same distance. And when it travels at
a) Karnataka b) Andhra Pradesh
the speed of 40 km/h, it takes 10 min less
c) Jharkhand d) Telangana
time than the scheduled allotted time. Find
the distance.
88. According to Happiness Report 2019. a) 40 Km b) 30 Km
Which is the happiest country in the c) 60 km d) 50 km
world?
a) Norway b) Iceland 94. A bag contains 12 items, out of which 5 are
c) Finland d) Netherlands defective. Manoj picks two items at
random. Find the probability that exactly
89. HPCL and BPCL would lay India’s longest one of them is defective.
LPG pipeline from? a) 21/33 b) 10/11
a) Kandla – Bhatinda c) 35/66 d) None of these
b) Kandla – Gorakhpur
c) Jamnanagar – Loni 95. A defective clock loses 5 min in every hr is
d) Hajira–Bijapur – Jagdishpur set correct at 6:00 AM. What is the correct
time when defective clock will show 5:00
90. The theme for world milk day 2019 is– PM same day?
a) 5 : 55 PM b) 6 : 10 PM
a) “Milk is the first food for Human”
c) 5 : 50 PM d) 6 : 00 PM
b) “Raise a glass” and a campaign hashtag:
World Milk Day 96. On which nearest year, the calendar of
c) “Drink Move be Strong” 1999 will repeat itself?
d) “Drink Milk: Today and Everyday” a) 2003 b) 2005
c) 2007 d) 2010

97. A person travels from Lucknow to Kanpur

at the speed of 80 Km/h and while coming
back he increases his speed such that his
average speed for the entire journey is 96
km/h. Find his speed while returning.
a) 112 km/h b) 120 km/h
c) 110 km/h d) 100 km/h

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98. A certain sum of money invested under 105. Two trains of length 300 m each are
compounded interest at a certain rate of running in opposite direction with their
interest compounded annually, becomes 3 respective speeds of 32 km/h and 28
times in 4.5 years. In how many years it km/h. How much time both trains will take
will be 81 times? to completely cross each other?
a) 21 b) 18 a) 10 sec b) 36 sec
c) 24 d) 15 c) 20 sec d) None of these

7 1 693 1 5 106. A certain sum of money invested under SI

99. Find the value of x, 2 5   of
9 2 350 3 7 and CI both at the same rate of interest per
147 annum. If SI earned in two years is Rs.800
of of  x  and CI earned in two years is Rs.1000.
175
a) 12 b) 26 Find the rate of interest.
a) 25% b) 20%
c) 5 d) 18
c) 40% d) 50%
100. If Mohan increases his speed by 28.56%
107. A trader offers a flat discount of 50% on
then how much percentage of usual time
marked price and then he offers “Buy 4 get
will he save to cover a distance of 30 km?
1 free” to his loyal customers. Find the net
a) 18.18% b) 40%
discount percentage to loyal customers.
c) 22.22% d) None of these
a) 75% b) 80%
c) 60% d) None of these
101. The average weight of a group of 12
students is increased by 1.5 kg when a
108. A number 675X32Y is divisible by 12 where
new student of weight 96 kg joins the
X and Y are single digit natural number
group. Find the original average
and are greater than 6. Find the value of X
a) 76.5 kg b) 78 kg
+Y
c) 80 kg d) 84 kg
a) 16 b) 18
c) 15 d) 14
102. There is a rectangle whose diagonal is 10
cm and one side is 6 cm. Find the area of
109. The cost of organizing a party is partly
the figure formed joining the midpoints of
fixed and partly variable. If the total cost of
the sides of rectangle.
the party is increases from Rs.100 to
a) 25 sq cm b) 24 sq cm
Rs.108 when the number of people
c) 48 sq cm d) 50 sq cm
increases from 10 to 12. Find the total cost
of party if 15 people attended it.
103. A certain sum of money invested under CI
a) Rs.120 b) Rs.115
and SI both at the same rate of interest
c) Rs.112 d) Rs.125
12%. If the difference between CI and SI
earned in two years is Rs.288 then find the
110. Price of a commodity is increased by 30%.
principal amount.
What should be the percentage decrease in
a) 2000 b) 200000
consumption so the original expenditure of
c) 20000 d) 200
a household is only increase by 4%?
a) 26% b) 25%
104. O is the center of a circle and A, B and C
c) 20% d) None of these
are the points on the circumference. Given
that angle ABC = 75° then find the angle
AOC.
a) 120° b) 37.5°
c) 150° d) 105°

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Section–IV: Legal Aptitude
Direction for Questions 111–114:
Principle: A defendant will only owe a duty of
care to plaintiffs who are reasonably foreseeable.
Anyone likely to be affected by the actions or
omissions of the defendant will be regarded as a
reasonably foreseeable plaintiff.
111. Facts: The defendant stevedore's
employees were loading cargo into a ship.
An employee negligently caused a plank to
fall into the ship's hold. The plank caused
a spark, which ignited some petrol vapour
in the hold, causing an explosion that
resulted in the ship becoming a total loss.
Decide.
a) Defendant will be liable
b) Only the employees of the defendant will
be liable
c) Defendant will not be liable
d) Both the defendant and his employees
will be liable
112. Facts: The plaintiff, Prem, was holidaying
in Auli, Uttarakhand. One day, he went for
skiing. Prem had never done skiing and
this was the first time he was going to ski.
The skiing was to take place in a lake. The
water was shallow at some places in the
lake. The owner of the skiing resort, the
defendant had erected a 'deep water' sign
which was meant to serve as a border –
beyond it, the water starts getting
shallower. Close to this sign, while skiing,
Prem was hurt. Decide the liability of the
defendant.
a) Defendant will be liable
b) Defendant will not be liable
c) Defendant will not be liable as the
injury could not have been reasonably
foreseeable
d) Defendant will not be liable as Prem was
an amateur
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113. Facts: Overseas Tankship had a ship, the
Wagon Mound, docked in Sydney Harbour.
The crew had carelessly allowed furnace oil
(also referred to as Bunker oil) to leak from
their ship. The oil drifted under a wharf
thickly coating the water and the shore
where other ships were being repaired. Hot
metal produced by welders using
oxyacetylene torches on the respondent's
timber wharf (Mort's Dock) at Sheerlegs
Wharf fell on floating cotton waste which
ignited the oil on the water. The wharf and
ships moored there sustained substantial
fire damage. In an action by Mort's Dock
for damages for negligence decide the
liability of Overseas Tankship.
a) Overseas Tankship will be liable
b) Overseas Tankship will be liable as they
did not take reasonable care
c) Overseas Tankship will be liable but
there is contributory negligence of Mort’s
Dock
d) Overseas Tankship will not be liable
114. Facts: A lady, Mrs Singh went to a bar on
one Saturday night. At the bar, she ordered
a wheat beer for herself. A dead cockroach
was in the bottle. She drank the beer and
fell ill, and she sued the beer
manufacturer, Mr Patel. Decide the liability
of Mr. Patel, if any.
a) Mr. Patel is not liable
b) Mr. Patel is liable
c) Mr. Patel is not liable as Mr. Patel could
not have reasonably foreseen such a
thing happening
d) Mr. Patel will not be liable as it was the
duty of Mrs. Singh to check the content
of the bottle before consuming
Direction for Questions 115–116:
Principle: Necessity is a defense which affords a
person to commit a minor tort in order to avert a
travesty.
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115. Facts: The city of San Francisco was
engulfed in fire. The plaintiff was trying to
rescue his goods. Noting the placement of
the plaintiff’s house, the Mayor ordered the
demolition of plaintiff’s house. As a result,
the plaintiff could not rescue all his goods.
The Mayor in his defence said that the fire
would have spread to many other houses if
the plaintiff’s house was not demolished.
a) The Mayor will be liable
b) The Mayor will be liable as he ought to
have given reasonable time to the
plaintiff to rescue his goods.
c) The Mayor will not be liable
d) The Mayor will not be liable as he is
protected under sovereign immunity
116. Facts: A and B are neighbours. They both
are also in a relationship, but it is not
known to their families as they both are
from different religions. Once B saw from
his house that A’s house has caught fire
and there were some fire–fighters standing
near the house. B ran towards A’s house to
save her fearing A might be trapped inside.
However, B injured A while rescuing her. A
sued B for damages.
a) A can sue B for damages
b) A can sue B for damages
c) A cannot sue B for damages as B will get
the defence of necessity
d) A cannot sue B for damages as they
were in a relationship
117. Principle: A defendant will only owe a duty
of care to plaintiffs who are reasonably
foreseeable. Anyone likely to be affected by
the actions or omissions of the defendant
will be regarded as a reasonably
foreseeable plaintiff.
Facts: Plaintiff was standing on a platform
of defendant's railroad after buying a ticket
to go to Rockaway Beach. A train stopped
at the station, bound for another place.
Two men ran forward to catch it. One of
the men reached the platform of the train
without mishap, though the train was
already moving. The other man, carrying a
package, jumped aboard the train, but
seemed unsteady as if about to fall. A
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guard on the train, who had held the door
open, reached forward to help him in, and
another guard on the platform pushed him
from behind. In this act, the package was
dislodged, and fell upon the rails. It was a
package of small size, about fifteen inches
long, and was covered by a newspaper. In
fact it contained fireworks, but there was
nothing in its appearance to give notice of
its contents. The fireworks when they fell
exploded. The shock of the explosion threw
down some scales at the other end of the
platform, many feet away. The scales
struck the plaintiff, causing injuries for
which she sued the two men. Decide.
a) The men are not responsible
b) The men are not responsible as the act
is covered under sovereign immunity
c) The men are responsible
d) The men are responsible as they owed a
duty of care to people standing on the
platform
Direction for Questions 118–119:
Principle 1: When, at the desire of the promisor,
the promisee or any other person has done or
abstained from doing, or does or abstains from
doing, or promises to do or to abstain from
doing, something, such act or abstinence or
promise is called a consideration for the
promise.
Principle 2: The consideration or object of an
agreement is lawful, unless: it is forbidden by
law; or is of such a nature that, if permitted, it
would defeat the provisions of any law.
118. Facts: C and D are husband and wife.
They have been quarrelling over the last
few months and one day C decides to
divorce D. D is ready to sue her husband
for maintenance allowance. On husband’s
agreeing to pay her a monthly allowance by
way of maintenance, she forbears to sue.
Decide the validity of this contract.
a) The contract is valid in nature
b) The contract is illegal in nature
c) The contract is void as it would defeat
the provisions of law
d) The contract is void as it is forbidden by
law
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119. Facts: A hired B as his lawyer. The case
involved huge amounts of money. Hence, A
promised B to pay him additional sum if
the lawyer was successful. B won the case
for A. Now, A refuses to pay B the extra
sum as promised. Decide.
a) The contract is valid in nature
b) The contract is voidable in nature
c) The contract is voidable being fraud as B
made a promise which he never
intended to perform
d) The contract is void in nature
Direction for Questions 120–121:
Principle 1: Where both the parties to an
agreement are under a mistake as to a matter of
fact essential to the agreement, the agreement is
void.
Principle 2: An erroneous opinion as to the
value of the thing which forms the subject–
matter of the agreement, is not to be deemed a
mistake as to a matter of fact.
120. Facts: A agreed to sell a cargo of mangoes
to B, supposed at the time of contract to be
in transit from Mumbai to Kolkata.
Unknown to the parties, the mangoes had
become fermented and had already been
sold by the master of the ship at Goa.
Decide.
a) A will have to pay the price of mangoes
in damages
b) A will have to supply B with same
quantity and quality of mangoes
c) Contract is voidable at the option of B
d) Contract is void
121. Facts: A, living in Kolkata, agreed to buy
from B, living in Mumbai, a cargo of wheat
“to arrive by ‘Ex–Peerless’ ship from
Mumbai” on 31st January. There were two
ships of that name sailing from Mumbai,
one sailing in May and the other in June. A
meant the former ship but B meant the
latter and neither knew that the ship does
not sale in January. Decide.
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a) B will have to pay the price of wheat in
damages as he should have been aware
that there are more than one ships with
the same name
b) B will have to supply A with same
quantity and quality of wheat
c) Contract is voidable at the option of B
d) Contract is void
Direction for Questions 122–123:
Principle: Agreements by way of wager are void;
and no suit shall be brought for recovering
anything alleged to be won on any wager, or
entrusted to any person to abide the result of
any game or other uncertain event on which any
wager is made.
Principle: Co–lateral to wagers are valid.
122. Facts: The appellant, Prakash Mehra, and
the first respondent, Manmohan Desai,
managers of two joint families entered into
a partnership to carry on wagering
contracts with two firms of Hapur, namely,
Messrs. Ramesh Sippy and Shakti
Samanta. It was agreed between the
partners that the said contracts would be
made in the name of the respondents on
behalf of the firm and that the profit and
loss resulting from the transactions would
be borne by them in equal shares. In
implementation of the said agreement, the
first respondent entered into 32 contracts
with Ramesh Sippy and 49 contracts with
Shakti Samanta and the net result of all
these transactions was a loss, with the
result that the first respondent had to pay
to the Hapur merchants the entire amount
due to them. When the first respondent
claimed money from the appellant he
refused to give money saying the contract
between them was void as it was a
wagering contract. Decide.
a) Prakash is not liable to pay Manmohan
as the contract between them being in
nature of wager was void
b) Although, Prakash is not liable to pay,
Court will ask him to pay in the interest
of justice
c) Prakash is liable to pay
d) Prakash is not liable to pay as the
contract is illegal in nature
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123. Facts: The ‘Live–in–High’ society used to
organize an ‘Annual Day’ every year in their
building compound on 30th of December.
This year they had introduced a new
competition wherein anyone who would be
able to solve 10 sudoku puzzles in 1 hour
would be given a prize of Rs. 5,000. The
secretary of the society, Gary Kaspraov
announced to pay a share of the award.
The winner of this competition was one Mr.
Bobby Fischer. When asked to contribute
towards the prize money, Gary refused
saying it was a wagering contract and
hence he was not liable to pay. Bobby sues
Gary for the prize. Decide.
a) Bobby will not succeed as there was no
intention to enter into a contract
b) Bobby will succeed
c) Bobby will not succeed as he was not a
party to the contract between Gary and
the organizers
d) Bobby will not succeed as it was a
wagering contract
124. Principle 1: “Fraud” means and includes
any of the following acts committed by a
party to a contract, or with his connivance,
or by his agent, with intent to deceive
another party thereto of his agent, or to
induce him to enter into the contract:—
(1) the suggestion, as a fact, of that which
is not true, by one who does not believe
it to be true;
(2) the active concealment of a fact by one
having knowledge or belief of the fact;
(3) a promise made without any intention
of performing it
Principle 2: A contract is not voidable
merely because it was caused by one of the
parties to it being under a mistake as to a
matter of fact.
Facts: A jeweler had a ring for sale. The
buyer pretended to be somebody else: He
said to the jeweler, ‘I am Sir George
Bullough of 11 St. James’s Square.’ The
jeweler had heard of Sir George Bullough
and also checked in the phone directory
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whether he lived at the address given or
not. The man signed a fake cheque. The
jeweler released the jewelry against this
cheque. The cheque was dishonored, but
the jewelry had been sold on. The jeweler
sought its return.
a) The contract is void as there was
mistake of fact essential to contract
b) The contract is void because of mistake
of identity
c) The contract is illegal
d) The contract is voidable
125. Principle 1: A person abets the doing of a
thing, who:
First, instigates any person to do that
thing; or
Secondly, engages with one or more other
person or persons in any conspiracy for the
doing of that thing, if an act or illegal
omission takes place in pursuance of that
conspiracy, and in order to the doing of
that thing; or
Thirdly, intentionally aids, by any act or
illegal omission, the doing of that thing.
Principle 2: If any person commits suicide,
whoever abets the commission of such
suicide, shall be punished with
imprisonment of either description for a
term which may extend to ten years, and
shall also be liable to fine.
Facts: A and B were married. A was deeply
in love with his wife B. Although, there
used to be some quarrels between them.
Unknown to A, B was in an illicit
relationship with C. Once, A read some
lewd messages on B’s phone which she had
exchanged with C. This made A very upset
and he killed himself. A’s father filed a case
of abetment of suicide against B. Decide.
a) B is liable for abetment to suicide
b) B is not liable for abetment to suicide
c) B is liable for murder of A
d) B is liable for culpable homicide not
amounting to murder
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126. Principle: Whoever, by words either
spoken or intended to be read, or by signs
or by visible representations, makes or
publishes any imputation concerning any
person intending to harm, or knowing or
having reason to believe that such imputation
will harm, the reputation of such person, is
said, except in the cases hereinafter
expected, to defame that person.
Facts: A reputed film producer, Vidhu
Darshan, invited few film critics for a
special movie screening of his upcoming
movie, ‘All Are Idiots’. After the screening
was over, many journalists were waiting
outside the theatre for comments from the
film critics. One of the film critics, Taran
Masand was asked about the film and
about the lead actor, Shahid Singh’s work.
Taran said that although the film was fine,
Shahid’s work was not good and in fact, in
his opinion, Shahid only gets work because
of his father who is also a successful actor.
Shahid sued Taran for defamation. Decide.
a) Taran is liable for defamation
b) Taran is not liable for defamation
c) Taran is not liable for defamation and
will get the defense of truth
d) Taran is not liable for defamation as his
statements were not derogatory
127. Principle: Whoever, with deliberate and
malicious intention of outraging the
religious feelings of any class of citizens of
India, by words, either spoken or written,
or by signs or by visible representations or
otherwise, insults or attempts to insult the
religion or the religious beliefs of that class,
shall be punished with imprisonment of
either description for a term which may
extend to three years, or with fine, or with
both.
Facts: Rishabh Gill is a very famous Indian
cricketer and also the captain of the
national cricket team. Once, his photo was
published on the cover of a sports
magazine wherein he was shown as Lord
Vishnu. This enraged certain section of
people and they filed a complaint against
Rishabh. Decide.
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a) Rishabh will be held guilty
b) Rishabh will not be held guilty
c) Rishabh will be held guilty as he should
have been aware that such act may hurt
religious sentiments
d) Facts insufficient to determine
128. Principle: Every person has a right to
defend the property, whether movable or
immovable, of himself or of any other
person, against any act which is an offence
falling under the definition of theft, robbery
or mischief or which is an attempt to
commit theft, robbery or mischief.
Facts: Suresh was sleeping in his house
during night when a heard a loud noise. He
went outside and saw Rajesh entering his
garden unarmed. The house had no
boundary wall and the garden Rajesh
entered was an open garden. He
immediately rushed back inside and came
back with a pistol and shot at Rajesh
which injured Rajesh.
a) Suresh is guilty of using unnecessary
force
b) Suresh was acting in self defense
c) Suresh will be liable but there is also
contributory negligence on the part of
Rajesh
d) Facts insufficient to determine
129. Principle 1: In criminal law, both actus
reus and mens rea decide a person’s
culpability.
Principle 2: As per the NDPS Act, 1985
possession of narcotic substances is a
criminal offence.
Facts: Roger was a Russian tourist who
had come to India on a vacation. He went
to many places and his last stop for the
vacation was Goa. Some of his friends who
had been to India before had told him to
visit a particular cafe in Goa which was
famous for its brownies and pastries. Roger
went to that cafe and got few pastries
packed for his family. On his way to the
airport, he was stopped by a police officer
for a routine check. The officer found that
the pastry was laced with heroin. The
officer immediately arrested Roger. Decide.
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a) The arrest is illegal
b) The arrest is unlawful as Roger had no
mens rea
c) The arrest is lawful
d) Roger can take the defense of ignorance
of law
130. Principle 1: If a person commits an act by
which death is caused to another person
and the act is done with the intention of
causing death the person is liable for
murder.
Principle 2: A person has a right of self
defence to the extent of causing death to
another provided he apprehends the death
by the act of the latter.
Facts: Michael went to an electric shop
owned by Clarke. Bargaining on some item
led to an altercation between the two and
Michael picked up a sharp object and hit at
Clarke. When Clarke started bleeding, his
wife Belinda intervened and she was also
hit by Michael and she became
unconscious. Finding himself totally
cornered, Clarke delivered a severe blow to
Michael with a sharp object. Michael died
instantly.
a) Clarke is liable for the murder of Michael
b) Clarke killed Michael with the intention
of killing to save himself and his wife
c) Clarke killed Michael without any
intention to just save himself and his
wife
d) Clarke used disproportionate force
131. Principle: Mischief is an injury to property
with the intention of causing wrongful loss
to the owner of the property.
Facts: Ankur had leased his house to
Sartaj for 5 years. After one year Ankur
requests Sartaj to vacate the house, but
the latter refuses. Ankur in order to get
Sartaj vacate the house, causes fire to it,
but Sartaj with the help of neighbours
quickly extinguishes the fire before it could
cause any real damage to the property.
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a) Ankur is guilty of mischief
b) Ankur is not guilty of mischief
c) Ankur is guilty of mischief and is liable not
only to Sartaj but also to the neighbours
d) Ankur is not guilty of mischief as there
was no damage
132. Principle 1: Agreements, the meaning of
which is not certain, or capable of being
made certain, are void.
Principle 2: Agreements by way of wager
are void; and no suit shall be brought for
recovering anything alleged to be won on
any wager, or entrusted to any person to
abide the result of any game or other
uncertain event on which any wager is
made.
Principle 3: A contingent contract is a
contract to do or not to do something, if
some event, collateral to such contract,
does or does not happen.
Facts: A makes a contract with B to buy
B’s horse if A survives/outlives C. Decide
the validity of this contract.
a) The contract is void for uncertainty
b) The contract is void for being against
public policy
c) The contract is valid
d) The contract is void as it is a contract of
wager
133. Principle: An offer may be made to definite
person or persons or to the world at large.
When it is made to some specific person or
persons it is called a specific offer. When it
is made to the world at large it is called a
General offer. A specific offer can be
accepted only by the person to whom the
offer has been made and in the manner, if
any specified in the terms of the offer. But
a general offer can be accepted by any
persons having notice of the offer by doing
what is required under the offer.
Facts: Grandson of a wealthy
businessman, Mr. Ratanlal went missing.
He announced a reward of Rs. 5000/– to
anyone who brought back the boy to him.
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Ramu kaka, who was Ratanlal’s servant,
unaware of the offer, found the boy at a
secluded place and started to bring him
back to Ratanlal. On his way back, he saw
the posters of the reward. Later, he claimed
the reward from Ratanlal. Decide.
a) He will succeed as Ramu kaka
performed all the conditions of the offer
b) He will not succeed as there was no
offer.
c) He will not succeed as Ramu kaka was
not aware of the offer at the time when
he found the boy.
d) He will not succeed as being a servant
he was anyway duty bound to find the
boy
134. Principle 1: One of the Directive Principles
of State Policy reads: “The State shall
endeavour to organise agriculture and
animal husbandry on modern and
scientific lines and shall, in particular, take
steps for preserving and improving the
breeds, and prohibiting the slaughter, of
cows and calves and other milch and
draught cattle”.
136. Principle: A body which is financially,
Principle 2: Directive Principles of State
Policy are not enforceable in a Court of law
Facts: State of Sindh Pradesh in order to
protect cows and other cattle makes a law
wherein slaughter of any kind of bovine
animal was prohibited. This legislation was
challenged by a group representing the
butchers of the state on the ground that it
affected their right to livelihood.
a) They will succeed
b) They will not succeed
c) They will not succeed as directive
Principles are not enforceable
d) Courts cannot take a policy decision
135. Principle: The Principle of res judicata
means that no Court shall try any suit or
issue in which the matter directly and
substantially in issue has been directly and
substantially in issue in a former suit
between the same parties, or between
parties under whom they or any of them
claim, litigating under the same title, in a
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Court competent to try such subsequent
suit or the suit in which such issue has
been subsequently raised, and has been
heard and finally decided by such Court.
Facts: Ramesh was a social activist
working in the field of tribal rights. Once he
was arrested by the government of Chattis
Pradesh on the charges that in guise of
working for tribal people he was helping
the naxalites. His friends filed a writ of
habeas corpus in the High Court of Chattis
Pradesh seeking release of Ramesh.
However, the High Court rejected the writ
petition. There was no news of Ramesh for
the next two weeks so his friends decided
to file a writ of habeas corpus in the
Supreme Court. The State challenged this
writ on the ground of res judicata. Decide.
a) The State will succeed
b) The State will not succeed
c) Supreme Court cannot entertain the
petition as it is a state matter
d) Writ of habeas corpus is not allowed in
cases related to naxalism
functionally and administratively
dominated by or under the control of the
Government will be deemed to be state
under Article 12 of the Constitution.
Facts: The Government of India issued a
tender for the construction of a highway
from Varanasi to Patna. There were various
conditions laid down by the government in
the tender. One of the conditions in the
tender was that the government would
appoint one person of its own to the board
of directors of the company to make sure
that the project is completed on time. One
company by the name M/S Flyway bagged
the tender and the government appointed
one of its people to the board of directors of
the company. Once during the construction
work there was an accident and many
workers suffered injuries. These workers
filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court
against the Government of India claiming
damages for their injuries.
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a) The writ petition would succeed as M/S
Flyway can be termed as state under
Article 12
b) The writ petition would fail
c) The writ petition would succeed on the
basis of vicarious liability
d) The writ petition would fail because writ
petition cannot be filed in such cases
137. Principle: Every person has fundamental
right to practice any profession, or to carry
on any occupation, trade or business,
subject to reasonable restrictions.
Facts: The district administration of Noida
issued an order whereby all tea and snacks
vendors had to close their shops from the
vicinity of the hospitals and schools as
there were complaints that due to the
presence of large number of such hawkers
there were traffic jams and the residents of
the concerned area used to face problems.
The hawkers filed a writ petition in the
Supreme Court challenging the said order.
a) The hawkers will succeed as their main
source of income is by having stalls at
such places
b) The hawkers will not succeed
c) The hawkers will succeed as it is a
violation of their fundamental rights
d) The hawkers will succeed as it is outside
the power of district administration to
pass such orders
138. Every person has fundamental right to
freedom of speech and expression.
However, nothing shall affect the operation
of any existing law, or prevent the State
from making any law, in so far as such law
imposes reasonable restrictions on the
exercise of the right conferred by the said
sub clause in the interests of the
sovereignty and integrity of India, the
security of the State, friendly relations with
foreign States, public order, decency or
morality or in relation to contempt of court,
defamation or incitement to an offence.
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Facts: There were reports of communal
disturbances in the city of Bulandnagar, a
city mauled by communal riots and
violence since the past many years. As a
result, to safeguard law and order in the
city, the state government came up with a
law prohibiting political leaders from
making speeches in Bulandnagar ever.
Certain politicians have challenged this
legislation in the Supreme Court as being
violative of the constitutional provisions.
Decide.
a) The politicians will succeed
b) The politicians will fail
c) The politicians do not have any locus
standi in the present case
d) Law and order being a state problem,
Supreme Court cannot adjudicate on the
same
Direction for Questions 139–140: Chose the
correct option:
a) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is correct
explanation of (A)
b) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is not
correct explanation of (A)
c) (A) is true but (R) is false
d) (A) is false but (R) is true
139. Assertion (A): In federalism, there is a
division of power between the Centre and
the States.
Reasoning (R): The legislation is not
invalid merely because it incidentally
encroaches on the matters which have
been assigned to another legislature.
140. Assertion (A): In C.B. Muthamma v. UOI,
the Supreme Court struck down the
provision in service rules requiring a female
employee to obtain the permission of the
government in writing before her marriage
is solemnized.
Reason (R): Such provision is
discriminatory against women and violates
Article 16 and hence unconstitutional.
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141. Principle: Intellectual property rights are
“territorial” and not “global” in nature.
Facts: Jidoshi kabushiki is an automobile
manufacturing company with global reach
and has a registered trademark ‘Pius’ and
was well known outside India. Another
automobile company Pius auto industries
Ltd. started manufacturing and marketing
their car as ‘Pius’ in 2001 when Jidoshi
kabushiki did not enter the Indian market.
In 2002, Kabushiki enters Indian market
and sues Pius auto industries Ltd for
infringement and demands injunction.
Decide.
a) The court should grant injunction to
Kabushiki because of trademark
infringement by Pius automobile.
b) The court should decide
Kabushiki
c) The court should decide in favour of
Kabushiki so that other automobile
manufacturers don’t dare to take each
other’s trademarks.
d) Court should grant injunction to
Kabushiki because the company
invested huge resources in obtaining the
said trademark and the hard work
should be respected.
142. Principle: Trade mark is a mark capable of
being represented graphically and which is
capable of distinguishing the goods or
services of one person from those of others
and may include shape of goods, their
packaging and colours. A trademark or
trade mark is a distinctive sign or indicator
of some kind which is used by an
individual, business organization or other
legal entity to uniquely identify the source
of its products and/or services to
consumers, and to distinguish its products
or services from those of other entities.
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Facts: London Dairy sells premium quality
ice cream, Londonderry sells inexpensive
confectionery items. Phonetically, they are
the same. However, visually there is
nothing at all common between the two
marks. The Plaintiff’s product is entirely
distinct. It is packaged differently, requires
refrigeration and its price point is entirely
distinct as well. In a case by London Dairy
against Londonderry, the Court will decide
a) In favor of Londonderry because
everything besides the sound of the
brand was different.
b) In favour of London Dairy because
phonetically, they’re same.
c) In favor of Londonderry because there is
no visual or structural similarities
between the products
against d) None of the above
143. Principle: Every agreement, by which any
party is restricted absolutely from
enforcing his right in respect of any
contract, by the usual legal proceedings in
the ordinary tribunals, is void to the
extent.
Facts: A and B entered into a valid
contract for rendering certain service. One
clause in the contract was that in the case
of any dispute arising out of contract, it
shall be referred to arbitration only. Is
contract valid?
a) Yes, it is a valid dispute settlement
mechanism that is recognized by law
and hence the entire contract is valid
b) The parties tried to confer jurisdiction to
some authority to decide a dispute and
hence the clause would be invalid.
c) Arbitrator cannot be termed as an
ordinary tribunal. Hence, the agreement
is void and would be unenforceable.
d) The contract is valid but the clause
regarding arbitration is void.
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144. Principle: The ex parte statements taken
in the absence of the other party, without
affording an opportunity to rebut, is
against the recognized Principles of natural
justice i.e no evidence should be taken
behind the back of the other party.
Facts: Jarrow Municipal Corporation
passed a clearance order for the demolition
of certain buildings found unfit for human
habitation and submitted the same for the
confirmation of the minister of health. An
enquiry was held and the owners of the
building were given an opportunity to be
heard. Thereafter some officials of the
ministry again visited the place and
collected evidence and recorded statements
of some people from the site. But the
owners were not informed about the visit.
The clearance order was confirmed by the
minister after taking into account the facts
thus collected. The order was challenged.
Decide.
a) The order is valid because the
administrative authorities can use
whatsoever manner they wish to obtain
evidence
b) The order should be quashed as they do
not have the authority to demolish
buildings
c) The order is valid because it was for
public welfare and safety.
d) The clearance order should be quashed
because the statements were taken in
the absence of the other party, without
affording an opportunity to rebut.
145. Principle: A corporation is a separate legal
entity from its owners. In other words, if a
corporation, in the course of doing
business, is involved in any legal action,
then the corporation, for legal purposes, is
its own person.
Facts: Mr. Lee formed his crop spraying
business into a limited company in which
he was director, shareholder and employee.
The company took a bank loan of INR 1 cr
and defaulted on it.
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a) Mr lee is liable to repay because he is
the director and owner of the company.
b) Mr Lee is liable to repay personally
because it was a personal loan.
c) Mr Lee is not liable to pay
d) He is liable to pay because if such incidents
go on the banks will go bankrupt
146. After which one of the following Supreme
Court decisions was the special provision
for socially and educationally backward
classes, introduced by an Amendment of
the Constitution of India?
a) D.P. Joshi v. State of Madhya Bharat
b) M.R. Balaji v. State of Mysore
c) State of Madras v. Champakam
Dorairajan
d) T. Devadasan v. Union of India
147. In which one of the following cases 27%
reservation for admission in Higher
Educational Institutions made by the
Government in favour of the candidates
belonging to OBC categories has been held
as valid by the Supreme Court?
a) Ashok Kumar Thakur v. Union of India
b) Indra Sawhney v. Union of India
c) Union of India v. Tulsi Ram Patel
d) Dr. Narayan Sharma v. Dr. Pankaj Kumar
148. Which one of the following Fundamental
Rights mentioned in the Indian Constitution
is available to Indian citizen only :
a) Protection from discrimination on
grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or
place of birth
b) Right against exploitation
c) Equality before law
d) Freedom of religion
149. Which of the following is not a requirement
to be satisfied by the State to exercise their
discretion while providing for reservation in
promotions in favour of SCs and STs?
a) Backwardness of the class
b) Not crossing of 50% ceiling in a
particular year
c) Inadequacy of representation in Public
Employment
d) Efficiency in administration
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150. “Catch up” rule established by the 154. Article 20 of the Constitution provides the
Supreme Court of India relates to which of following safeguards to the person accused
the following Article of the Constitution? of crime.
a) Article 14 a) Expost facto law
b) Article 16(4) b) Double jeopardy
c) Article 15(4) c) Prohibition against self–incrimination
d) Article 16(4A) d) All the above

155. Which one of the under mentioned rights is

151. Recently, the Supreme Court has held that
guaranteed to a citizen of India under
persons who are found in bulk possession
Article 19 of the Constitution as
of manufactured drugs without any valid
fundamental right:
authorization can be tried under which act
a) The right to vote
apart from the Drugs and Cosmetics Act,
b) The right to citizenship
1940?
c) The right to contest an election
a) The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic
d) The right to assemble peaceably and
Substances Act, 1985
without arms
b) Pharmacy Act, 1948
c) Drugs Control Act, 1950 156. The number of categories of freedoms
d) Essential Services Maintenance Act, guaranteed by Article 19 is:
1968 a) 6 b) 7
c) 8 d) 9
152. “Brevity being a virtue, it must be observed
as far as possible while expressing an 157. Freedom of press cannot be restricted in
opinion.” Supreme Court made this remark the interest of:
in which case in December, 2018 while a) public order
disposing of an appeal against a 60–page b) security of State
‘remand order’ by the Himachal Pradesh c) law and order
High Court? d) sovereignty and integrity of India
a) Mohd. Akhtar@ Kari V. State of Bihar
b) Surjeet Singh v. Sadhu Singh 158. What is the maximum number of members
c) Omveer Singh v. State of Uttar Pradesh of the House of the People that can
d) Simplex Infrastructure Ltd v. Union of represent the Union Territories?
India a) Ten b) Fifteen
c) Twenty d) Twenty five

153. The Supreme Court validated the Bombay

159. The gap between two sessions of the Lok
Animal Preservation (Gujarat Amendment)
Sabha is termed as:
Act, 1994, by which the State had
a) Adjournment period
prohibited slaughter of cows and its
b) Suspension period
progeny under Article 19 (1) (g) read with
c) Dissolution period
Articles 19(6), 48 and 51–A as reasonable
d) Prorogation period
restriction in which one of the following
cases?
160. Supreme Court of India propounded the
a) State of Bombay v. F. N. Balsara ‘rarest of rare’ doctrine in the case of:
b) State of Gujarat v. Mirzapur Moti a) Bachchan Singh v. Union of India
Kureshi Kassab Jamat b) Ajay Hasia v. Khalid Mujeeb
c) Aruna Roy v. Union of India c) Golaknath v. State of Punjab
d) M. C. Mehta (2) v. Union of India d) R. C. Cooper v. Union of India

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Section–V: Logical Reasoning 168. If DELHI is coded as ECMFJ, then
LUCKNOW will be coded as :
a) NTALOMX b) NTDIOMX
161. Fill in the blank:
c) MSDIOPU d) MSDIOMX
B3D, –––––––––––––, E15J, H24M, L35P
a) C9F b) C8G
169. If INDIA is coded as BKGRN, then what will
c) D9F d) D8G
be coded as NEPAL?
a) MCSIS b) GWNCM
162. Find the next term of the series: c) GWMCM d) MCMWG
2, 2, 5, 17, 71, ?
a) 298 b) 289 170. Coding and decoding: 7 : 48 : : 5 : ?
c) 359 d) 395 a) 30 b) 25
c) 24 d) 20
163. Find the next term of the series:
5, 5, 7, 21, 25, ? 171. Five people A, B, C, D, and E are sitting in
a) 30 b) 100 circular table such that D is not a neighbor
c) 125 d) 150 of A or C. If E is left of D, then who is
second right of E?
164. Pointing to a photograph a girl tells John, a) C b) D
“I am the only daughter of this lady and c) B d) Data insufficient
her son is your maternal uncle”. How is the
speaker related to John’s father? 172. Six friends Ankur, Anmol, Anshul, Amit,
a) Cousin b) Wife Ankit and Anil are sitting in rectangular
c) Aunt d) Mother table such three people on each longer
side. Amit and Anil are sitting as far as
165. What is the missing alphabet in the series possible. Anshul and Anmol sit opposite to
given below? each other. If Anil is at the rightmost
CT, DR, _____, IN, ML position on his side then who can be
a) FP b) EP adjacent to Amit?
c) FQ d) EQ a) Anshul b) Anmol
c) Ankit d) Either Ansul or Anmol
166. Chintu walk a distance of 6 meters towards
east, then he turn to south and walk a Direction for Questions 173–175:
distance of 7 meters. Then he takes two
right turn and walk a distance of 8 meters. Ten friends Jeetu, Sunil, Bimal, Guddu, Munna,
Finally he turns to his left and cover 10 Kalin, Pujari, Trivedi, Sartaaz and Tripathi are
meter distance. Which direction is he sitting in a row facing East.
facing now?
● Sunil is to the left of Tripathi
a) East b) West
● Pujari is sitting second to the right of
c) North d) South
Guddu.
● There are four people between Munna and
167. Mohit started from his home and turned
Jeetu.
left and then twice right before reaching to
● Sartaaz is immediate left of Sunil.
his office. Taxi stand is in front of Mohit’s
● Kalin is immediate right of Guddu.
home. If Mohit is facing south when he
● Bimal is left of Jeetu.
reaches to his office, then what was the
● Neither Sartaaz nor Guddu is sitting at the
direction of the taxi stand from Mohit’s extreme position
house? ● There is one person between Bimal and
a) East b) West Tripathi
c) North d) South ● Pujari is between Munna and Kalin

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173. Who is sitting at the fifth place starting Direction for Questions 180–181:
from left?
a) Jeetu b) Tripathi Mr. Singh retired from his job and organized a
c) Guddu d) Data insufficient farewell party where his colleague namely
Rahul, Amit and Nitesh attended the event.
174. Who is sitting at the one of the extreme Each of the three colleague gifted Mr. Singh a
end? different article –Laptop, Mobile and iPad. As a
a) Trivedi b) Pujari return gift, Mr. Singh also gifted each of them a
c) Guddu d) Data insufficient different article –Headphone, TV and Camera.
Nitesh gifted Mobile but didn’t receive the TV as
175. Who is sitting third to the right of Sunil?
a return gift. Rahul didn’t gift Laptop and didn’t
a) Jeetu b) Tripathi
receive Camera as a return gift. Amit didn’t
c) Trivedi d) Data insufficient
receive Headphone as a return gift.

176. R, S, T, U and V went to a party such that

180. Which of the following article was gifted by
R didn’t reach at last. T arrived before at
least two of them. V arrived after U but Amit to Mr. Singh?
before S. Who reached there at last? a) Mobile b) iPad
a) R b) V c) Laptop d) Can’t say
c) S d) T
181. Which of the following article was received
Direction for Questions 177–179: as a return gift by Nitesh?
a) Headphone b) TV
Eight people J, K, L, M, N, O, P & Q are sitting c) Camera d) Can’t say
in two parallel rows such that four of them are
facing north and rest are facing south. Direction for Questions 182–184:

● J and O don’t like each other hence they Seven people P, Q, R, S, T, U and W like exactly
are sitting as far as possible. one of the games–Cricket, Badminton and
● L is sitting adjacent to M. Football. Not less than two and not more than
● P is not sitting at extreme end three people like in each game. Each of them
● Q is facing south belongs to a different city– Lucknow, Kanpur,
● M is sitting second to the right of O. Prayagraj, Delhi, Chandigarh, Patna and Ranchi
● Q & K are sitting opposite to each other.
not necessarily in same order. T doesn’t like
cricket and belong to Patna. The one who
177. Which of the following is not sitting at
belongs to Delhi likes football. Q likes
extreme end?
badminton only with U. P belongs to Lucknow
a) K b) J
and play same game with R and W. No one who
c) L d) N
like cricket belongs to Chandigarh. W doesn’t
178. If M & N interchange their position then belong to Ranchi and Q belongs to Kanpur.
who is sitting opposite to second right of
Q? 182. From which city does W belongs to?
a) K b) J a) Ranchi b) Prayagraj
c) L d) N c) Patna d) Delhi

179. Who is sitting adjacent to M? 183. Who belongs to Chandigarh?

a) P b) O a) Q b) U
c) N d) Q c) P d) S

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184. Which of the following represent the people 191. Statement I: XYZ has published a biopic
who like football? on famous actor ABC without taking
a) Q & S permission from ABC.
b) T & S Statement II: ABC has filed a suit against
c) Q & T XYZ for violation of its personality rights
d) T & U
192. Statement I: the property of Deedee was
185. Find the angle between minute hand and attached.
hour hand at 10:28 AM? Statement II: Deedee did not repay her
a) 146 loan.
b) 144
c) 154 193. Statement: “You are hereby appointed as a
d) 156 temp with a probation period of one year
and your performance will be reviewed at
Question for Questions 186–187: Choose the the end of the period for confirmation as an
most suitable options from the given choices.
associate.” –Interview to the interviewee.
Assumptions:
186. Particular : fussy : : ______ : subservient
I. The performance of an individual
a) meek b) above
generally cannot be known from the
c) cranky d) uptight
start.
II. Probationary period need not help
187. Warm : hot : : ______ : hilarious
assess the performance.
a) humid b) raucous
a) Statement I is an implicit assumption
c) summer d) amusing
b) Statement II is an implicit assumption
c) Statement I and II are both implicit
Question for Questions 188–190: For each of
the following statements, choose if the d) Neither I nor II is implicit
statement is (a) Fact (b) Inference (c)
Judgment (d) Cannot be determined. Question for Questions 194–195: Choose the
odd one out.
188. The Cabinet Committee on Economic
Affairs chaired by the Prime Minister has 194 a) Now b) After
approved the revision of norms under Mid c) Again d) Before
Day Meal Scheme.
195 a) Conviction b) Acquittal
189. If there is a drought, people will suffer. c) Imprisoned d) Fined

190. Red tapeism leads to corruption. Question for Questions 196–197: Choose the
best option from the choices given below.
Question for Questions 191–192:
196. All that shines is diamond. All that shines
a) Statement I is the cause and statement II is is gold. All diamond is gold
the effect. a) Definitely true b) Definitely false
b) Statement II is the cause and statement I is c) Maybe true d) None of the above
the effect.
c) Statement I and II are independent causes 197. All actors are singer. Jack is a dancer. Jack
to a common effect. is not a singer.
d) Statement I and II are effects of a common a) Definitely true b) Definitely false
cause. c) Maybe true d) Can’t say

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Question for Questions 198–200: Choose the 200. If we start conserving water, we will
best combination. prevent water crisis.
A. We should preserve waters.
198. When it rains, Gurgaon roads get B. We will prevent water crisis.
waterlogged. C. We won’t be able to prevent water
A. Gurgaon roads are not water–logged. crisis.
B. Monsoon is yet to arrive a) AB
C. It has been raining heavily b) AC
a) CA b) BA c) BA
c) Both a and b d) Neither a nor b d) CA

199. Only is X team wins, Y team will not qualify

for semi–finals.
A. X team won
B. Y team qualified for semi–finals
C. Y team did not qualify for semi–finals
D. X team lost
a) DB b) CA
c) Both a and b d) Neither a nor b

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Law Bolt– The 40–day blitzkrieg to Law School post board exams

Law Breeze Weekend– The 1 year classroom program for class 12th.

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