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SECTION – I: ENGLISH
(Foreign Words)
Direction for Questions 1 to 10: Find the meaning of the following words.
1. Ad Litem
A. Without B. For the case C.To add something D. Litigation
2. Contra legem
A. Contrary B. According to law C. Against the law D. Opposite
3. Corpus Delicti
A. Crime B. Evidence C. Testimony D. Body of the crime
4. Fiat
A. Car B. Condition C. Let it be done D. To stop
5. In Curia
A. In court B. Secretly C. Deal D. Command
6. In Toto
A. Partially B. Completely C. To add D. Half
7. Malum in se
A. Correct B. Support C. Wrong in itself D. Wrong
8. Nota Bene
A. Avoid. B. Critical C. Note well D. Important notice
9. Sine Die
A. Certain B. Uncertain C. A particular day D.Without a day
10. Supra
A. Under B. Above C. Supernatural D. Best
(PronounErrors)
11. The king was aware (A) / of his abilities, (B) / and therefore made them (C) / the administrator of
the kingdom. (D)
12. Between you (A) / and I (B) / you are the (C) / kinder one (D)
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13. I tried to tell him a number of times (A) that it was only me at the door but he (B) kept on
shouting and suspecting (C) it to be one of the men of the club. (D) No error
14. One should (A) / do your duty (B) / honestly and sincerely. (C) / No error (D)
15. India and Pakistan (A) / should cooperate with (B) / one another in this matter. (C) / No error (D)
16. You,he and I (A) / are (B) / in the wrong. (C) / No error (D)
17. Only (A) / you and him (B) / can do this work fast. (C) / No error (D)
18. If I were him, (A) / I would not misbehave (B) / like this. (C) / No error (D)
19. Every (A) / teacher and every student (B) / should do their duty. (C) / No error (D)
20. Neither of the boys (A) / has (B) / submitted their records. (C) / No Error (D).
Direction for Questions 21 to 30: For each of the following, choose the correct sentence.
21. A. Whom is your closest friend?

B. Who is your closest friend?
22. A. Who do you bank with?

B. Whom do you bank with?
23. A. Who do you think will win the award?

B. Whom do you think will win the award?
24. A. Chip is the kind of person who my parents warned me about.

B. Chip is the kind of person whom my parents warned me about.
25. A. Omar will talk about his girlfriend with whoever asks him.
B. Omar will talk about his girlfriend with whomever asks him.
26. A. Kimiko donates her time to whoever needs it most.

B. Kimiko donates her time to whomever needs it most.
27. A. Quinton will work on the project with whomever you suggest.
B. Quinton will work on the project with whoever you suggest.
28. A. I will support whoever we elect.

B. I will support whomever we elect.
29. A. Kathy was not sure who she was voting for.
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B. Kathy was not sure whom she was voting for.
30. A. Whoever wins the lottery will become a millionaire.

B. Whomever wins the lottery will become a millionaire.
Direction for Questions 31 to 50: Fill in the blanks with who or whom.
31. I met a man today ——————— I had heard is a great writer.
32. Any of you may take the book. I don’t care ——————–
33. ——————- did you give that prize to?
34. The man ———————- I thought was my friend betrayed my trust.
35. There was no doubt as to —————— he referred to.
36. The prize was given to John ——————- the teacher said was very talented.
37. It is Alice ——————– I think is the prettier of the two.
38. Peter is the man ———————- we want to be our next captain.
39. ——————- do you think is the smarter of the two?
40. Charlie, —————— his folks thought had died several years ago, suddenly reappeared.
41. The boy ——————- I trusted proved worthy of my confidence.
42. ——————- do you take me for?
43. About—————— are you talking?
44. ——————- did you say was there?
45. I was the man —————– they thought was dead.
46. There is Mr Mathews, —————– they say is the best painter in the city.
47. He is the man —————– they have chosen to be their next leader.
48. —————— do you think she is?
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49. That is the man —————– I talked about this morning.
50. There is no need to talk to him. He ……. thinks like that should be avoided
Direction for Questions 51 to 60: Fill in the blanks.
51. People ________ live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.

A. who B. which C. that
52. Walden Pond, ______ was written in the mid-1800s, remains a popular book among romantic
and individualistic Americans.
53. She prefers to watch movies ______ make her cry.

54. He bought all the books ________ are required for the course.
55. In the crowd were several recruits _______ are regarded as excellent prospects for next year's
team.
56. The police were able to find no evidence against her, _____ surprised no one who knows her
well.
57. TashondaViereck's children, ______ all graduated from college, came home for her eightieth
birthday.
58. Predictably, the students _____ did best were not the ones who stayed up all night studying.
59. She wanted to buy a scarf _______ would complement her blue eyes.
60. The answers, ________ you can find in the back of the book, are sometimes incorrect.
(Subject Verb Agreement)
Direction for Questions 61 to 70: Choose the most appropriate option.
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61. Annie and her brothers______ at school.

A. is B. are C. have D. has
62. Either my mother or my father ______ coming to the meeting.

A. will B. will be C. is D. are
63. The dog or the cats______ outside.

A. is running B. running C. are running D. runs
64. Either my shoes or your coat ______ always on the floor.

A. is B. does C. kept D. are
65. George and Tamara ______ want to see that movie.

A. does B. doesn’t C. Are D. don't
66. Benito _______ know the answer.

A. is B. are C. doesn't D. don't
67. One of my sisters_______ going on a trip to France.

A. has B. do C. is D. are
68. The man with all the birds______ on my street.

A. live B. lives C. has living D. are living
69. The movie, including all the previews ______ about two hours to watch.
A. take B. Is taking C. are taking D. takes
70. The players, as well as the captain _______ to win.

A. want B. does want C. do wants D. wants
Direction for Questions 71 to 84: Choose the best option.
71. _______ anyone ________ a pencil I could borrow?

A. does / have
B. do / have
72. No one _____ finished reading the book yet.

A. has
B. have
73. Hurry up! Everyone ____ waiting for you to get here.
A. is
B. are
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74. No, my family ________ live nearby.

A. doesn't
B. don't
75. Our swimming club ______ going to compete on Saturday.

A. is
B. are
76. The police officer _____ talking to the parents of the missing child.
A. is
B. are
77. The police _______ released any information about the case.
A. haven't
B. hasn't
78. Most women _______ getting flowers.

A. love
B. loves
79. Some of the people waiting in line ______ getting impatient.

A. are
B. is
80. Both of you _______ the rules.

A. know
B. knows
81. Several of my teeth ______ cavities.

A. have
B. has
82. Most of this software _____ outdated.

A. is
B. are
83. Some of the children _______ have cell phones.

A. don't
B. doesn't
84. Almost all of the water _____ contaminated.

A. is
B. are
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SECTION – II: GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

85. A satellite named _____________, Developed by ISRO for the SAARC region was launched on
May 5, 017.
A. Asian Friends Satellite B. South Asia Satellite
C. Mitrayaan Satellite D. Aavishkar Satellite
86. Who becomes first Sri Lankan to be inducted into ICC Hall of Fame?
A. Kumar Sangakkara B. Mahela Jayawardene
C. Tillakaratne Dilshan D. Muttiah Muralitharan
87. Between which two state Indian Railways to introduce Premier Tejas Express in June 2017?
A. Gujarat & Maharashtra B. Andhra Pradesh & Tamil Nadu
C. Maharashtra & Goa D. Goa & Gujarat
88. On which river World’s highest rail bridge taller than Eiffel Tower was under construction?
A. Jhelum River B. Tawi River C. Chenab River D. Suru River
89. Name the organization that has receives Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace, Disarmament and
Development for the year 2014 recently.
A. ISRO B. NASA C. JAXA D. CNES
90. Recently which country beat Venezuela to win FIFA U-20 World Cup for first time?
A. Scotland B. England C. Spain D. Brazil
91. Recently which country wins Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2017?
A. Australia B. Great Britain C. India D. New Zealand
92. Recently which football club created history by becoming the first club from North-East India to
win the I-League title?
A. Imphal FC B. Agartala FC C. Guwahati FC D. Aizawl FC
93. Who has been appointed as World Health Organisation’s Goodwill Ambassador for Hepatitis?
A. Aamir Khan B. Irfan Khan C. Amitabh Bachchan D. Alok Nath
94. Recently Four Arab nations cut diplomatic ties with which country?
A. Afghanistan B. Qatar C. Romania D. Kuwait
95. Who has been appointed as first women president of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) on
May 1, 2017?
A. Shobana Kamineni B. Tina Biswas
C. Neha Awasthi D. Manisha Chainani
96. Recently in which country a 70 million year old Dinosaur egg fossil was discovered?
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A. Japan B. Srilanka C. Bhutan D. China
97. What is the theme of the 2017 World Environment Day?

A. Connecting People to Planet B. Connecting People to Nature
C. Connecting People to Universe D. Connecting People to Environment
98. What is the India’s rank in the 2017 World Press Freedom Index (WPFI)?
A. 136 B. 138 C. 141 D. 139
99. Recently at the age of ________________ Real life hero Matthunny Mathews who inspired
‘Airlift’ was died in Kuwait.
A. 80 B. 81 C. 85 D. 88
100. Which is the World’s smallest nation that ratifies International Solar Alliance Pact?
A. Tuvalu B. Nauru C. Monaco D. Vatican
101. June 29, is celebrated as ‘National Statistics Day’ in India to mark the birth anniversary of:
A. Prof. Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis B. M. Visvesvaraya
C. Dadabhai Naorji D. C V Raman
102. Recently Calcutta High Court Judge C S Karnan becomes first High Court Judge to retire while
absconding at the age of-
A. 72 years B. 62 years C. 58 years D. 60 years
103. Which Railway Station to become India’s first private railway station?
A. Habibganj Railway Station B. Srinagar Railway Station
C. Dharamsala Railway Station D. Varanasi Railway Station
104. Which city will get India’s first underwater Metro?

A. Kolkata B. Delhi C. Lucknow D. Guwahati
105. Recently Mahatma Gandhi’s Sabarmati Ashram celebrates ______________ years.

A. 90 B. 105 C. 110 D. 100
106. Who has been appointed as World Health Organisation’s Goodwill Ambassador for Hepatitis?
A. Aamir Khan B. Irfan Khan C. Amitabh Bachchan D. AlokNath
107. Which is become first Indian building to get itself trademarked?

A. Taj Palace B. City Palace Jaipur
C. Mysore Palace D. Victoria Memorial
108. Recently Navy of which country launched its biggest new generation destroyer weighing 10,000
tonnes as part of its ambition plans to become a global naval power?
A. North Korea B. South Korea C. China D. Japan
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109. Name the Israeli author wins Man Booker International Prize 2017.
A. David Grossman B. Amos Oz
C. Meir Shalev D. Benjamin Netanyahu
110. Which day is observed as World Blood Donors Day?

A. 13 June B. 14 June C. 15 June D. 12 June
111. Recently which country re-elected to United Nations Economic and Social Council?
A. Ukraine B. United Arab Emirates
C. India D. UK
112. Recently the book “Indira Gandhi – A life in Nature", was launched by Congress president Sonia
Gandhi, who was the author of the book?
A. Jairam Ramesh B. Salman Rushdi
C. P. Chidambaram D. Manmohan Singh
113. Recently 29th edition of CORPAT between India and ________________ begins at Port Blair.
A. Indonesia B. Algeria C. Sweden D. South Korea
114. Who becomes the 1st male Chinaman bowler to represent India in ODIs?
A. Kedar Yadav B. Kunal Pandya C. Kuldeep Yadav D. Jayant Yadav
SECTION – III: MATHS

115. What is the value of 7 / 12?
A. 58.2% B. 58.33% C. 57.5% D. 58.5%
116. Which among the following is the square of 19?

A. 341 B. 381 C. 361 D. 321
117. Which among the following is equivalent to 243?

A. 73 B. 26 C. 35 D. 93
118. How many perfect cubes lie in the range 1000 – 2500 (both inclusive)?
A. 2 B. 3 C. 5 D. 4
119. How many odd prime numbers are there among the first hundred natural numbers?
A. 25 B. 24 C. 26 D. 23
120. Find the product of 13  17?

A. 231 B. 221 C. 241 D. 251
121. Which among the following is the largest?
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A. 23 + 32 B. 52 + 24 C. 62 +22 D. 33 + 23
122. Find 45% of 350.

A. 157.5 B. 152.5 C. 161.5 D. 175.5
123. What is the value of 111112?

A. 1234321 B. 123454321 C. 12345321 D. 12345531
124. What is 77.77% of 99 + 12.5% of 80

A. 87 B. 77 C. 97 D. 89
125. What is the sum of all natural numbers for 1 to 100?

A. 5040 B. 5060 C. 5050 D. 5550
126. Which among the following is the number which is neither prime nor composite?
A. 1 B. 6 C. 7 D. 97
127. How many seconds are there in a day?

A. 86500 B. 86400 C. 84600 D. 86600
128. Which among the following is the largest?

A. 2 / 7 B. 3 / 8 C. 4 / 9 D. 1 / 3
129. Find the value of 15% of 50 + 35% of 120 + 222

A. 513.5 B. 533.5 C. 523.5 D. 543.5
130. What percent of 80 is 100?

A. 125% B. 80% C. 112.5% D. 1250%
131. What is the square root of 1024?

A. 22 B. 32 C. 38 D. 28
132. What is the value of 1072?

A. 11449 B. 10749 C. 9349 D. 11249
133. Which among the following is a prime number?

A. 119 B. 187 C. 203 D. 197
134. How many natural numbers lie between 52 and 62?

A. 11 B. 12 C. 10 D. 9
SECTION – IV: LEGAL REASONING

TOPIC – CRIMINAL LAW
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Principle: Whoever attempts to commit suicide and does anything towards killing himself is said to have
committed an offence.
135. Sallu Bhai, a lonely resident of a small village in Maharashtra, was suffering of Trigeminal
Neuralgia which is a nervous disorder which causes severe facial pain. SalluBhai was so plagued
with the intermittent severe pain that he could not even perform his common daily activities
such as eating and sleeping. Because of non– availability of good neurological doctors in the
vicinity, the disease reached its extreme stage. Due to the extreme condition of the disease, he
started living in the fear of unpredictable painful attacks, which lead to sleep deprivation and
undereating. This further caused severe anticipatory anxiety and depression, and life–
threatening malnutrition in him. After suffering with the disease for months he decided to put
an end to his misery by killing himself. He cut the nerves of his hand to bleed to death, but at the
last moment was rescued by a neighbour who took him to the hospital immediately. His life was
saved but now he is being charged of the offence of attempt to commit suicide.
A. He is not guilty, as he was going through severe depression due to the symptoms of the
disease.
B. He is not guilty, as in the lack of proper treatment he was left with no other option.
C. He is guilty, because attempt to commit suicide is a crime.
D. He is guilty, because life is God’s gift and so, it can be ended only by him.
Principle: Whoever does any act so rashly or negligently as to endanger human life or the personal
safety of others is said to have committed an offence.
136. Ramu kaka was one of the cleaning staff at the law firm, Sudharshan & Sons. He was a very
diligent employee and was very sincere about his work. Every morning, two hours before the
opening time, he used to clean the office for the day. On one such morning, as per his daily
routine, Ramu kaka spread some soap mixed water on the stairs to the office, but then realized
that he had forgotten the wiper inside. He went inside to get the wiper. When he came back he
saw that a client, who was called for an urgent meeting that morning, was standing near the
stairs fuming with anger and mumbling that had he not been careful he would have broken a
bone or two, slipping on the soapy water. Is Ramu Kaka liable of an offence?
A. Yes, as Ramu kaka had done a rash and negligent act so as to endanger the life and personal
safety of the client.
B. Yes, as by his act, Ramu Kaka had endangered the life and personal safety of the client.
C. No, as Ramu Kaka made sure that cleaning would be completed before the office hours and
the client had come on an unlikely hour.
D. Yes, because it being a law firm Ramu Kaka should have foreseen that people there can be
meetings scheduled at odd hours.
Principle: Marrying once again during the sustenance of earlier marriage is an offence punishable under
law.
Fact: Mihir and Tulsi were married for 12 years. Once, when Mihir was going on an official trip to
Shimla, his car met an accident and fell from the mountains into the river Ganga. The accident was so
severe that even the bodies of the driver and Mihir could not be traced and it was assumed that their
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souls have reached heaven. Though in reality, due to some God’s grace Mihir was saved by some tribals
living near the banks of the river and remained unconcious for few days. When he regained his
conscious, the tribals realized that Mihir had lost all memories from his past. Having no idea as to who
he was and where he was from, Mihir decided to stick with the tribal people. While Tulsi was still
grieving his husband’s death, in the jungles of Himachal Pradesh Mihir fell in love with the daughter of
the tribe’s head, Jhingalulu and decided to marry her.
137. First Situation: Few days before his wedding with Jhigalulu, Mihir got hit on his head by a log of
wood and regained his memory. But by now he was so madly in love with Jhingalulu that he
decided to keep the secret of his previous marriage to himself and got married to live with his
new wife in the jungles happily ever after. Is Mihir liable of the offence?
A. No, as he had decided to get married to Jhingalulu before he regained his memory.
B. Yes, as seven years had not passed from the date of his accident.
C. No, as he had been presumed dead by his family and his wife.
D. Yes, as he married again during the sustenance of his earlier marriage.
138. Second Situation:Mihir, totally ignorant of the fact that he was married to Tulsi, who was still
grieving the death of her husband and hoping that he might come back some day by some
miracle, marries Jhingalulu. Is Mihir liable of the offence?
A. No, as he had no recollection from his earlier marriage.
B. Yes, as seven years had not passed from the date of his accident.
C. No, as he had been presumed dead by his family and his wife.
D. Yes, as he married again during the sustenance of his earlier marriage.
Principle One: Confession is an admission of the commission of the offence by a person before a Judicial
Magistrate.
Principle Two: A confession is made out of the free will of the person confessing.
139. The police force at Bhagalpur was famous for its ways of torturing criminals to extract
information from them. Muchchad Singh, a brutal contract killer in the village of Bhagalpur, was
famous for his cold blooded murders. The police force at Bhagalpur was desperately looking for
an opportunity to put him behind the bar for a good long time. It got one such opportunity when
Muchchad was accused of a murder in the vicinity and was arrested for investigation. While in
the custody, the police tried all its ways to make Muchchad confess his crime, but all in vain.
Next day, before he was supposed to be presented before the magistrate, his 16 year old
daughter came to meet him at the police station. Inspector Dubey, looked at the girl and gave a
vicious grin to Muchchad. Being a cruel murderer but a loving father to his only child, drawing
conclusions from that vicious grin of Inspector Dubey, Muchchad decided to confess his crime
before the Magistrate to save his child from any harm. Later on, in the court he wanted to
revoke his confession saying that it was not done out of free will.Could the court allow
revocation on these grounds?
A. No, because the confession was given by free will.
B. Yes, as his confession was made due to the fear of some harm being afflicted upon his
daughter in case of non–confession.
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C. No, as here was no coercion involved in giving consent.

D. Yes, as there was coercion involved in giving consent.
Principle: When two or more persons agree to do an illegal act, it is criminal conspiracy punishable with
imprisonment.
140. Rancho and his two other friends Farhan and Raja are students at IIT Kanpur. Spending most of
the time either cribbing about their excruciating, mind–numbing life at IIT or preaching people
about life and its ways, the trio could hardly manage any time to study for their exams. In such a
situation, knowing of no other way to be able to sail through the semester exams, they decided
to flick the examination papers from the dean’s office. But for that they required the keys to his
office. So, Rancho decided to take the help of his girlfriend, Pia who was also the daughter of the
dean. Rancho talked Pia into giving the keys to the office by saying that this was the only way
Rancho could get good grades and ask for her hand from her father. Pia gave him the keys but
told her that she does not approve of Rancho’s immoral actions and that she does not want to
be associated with the act in any way, still she was doing this only because of her immense love
for him. Is Pia liable of criminal conspiracy?
A. Yes, Pia has committed criminal conspiracy.
B. No, Pia has not committed criminal conspiracy.
C. Pia has committed theft.
D. No, Pia has neither committed criminal conspiracy nor any other crime.
Principle: When five or more persons jointly commit robbery, they are said to have committed the
offence of dacoity.
141. Five notorious friends, Chagnu, Magnu, Guddu, Suddu and Suresh plan to enter the house of the
famous author Amitabh Bose and steal all his latest unpublished work. The plan was that Chagnu
and Magnu would enter the house to get the documents from Amitabh’s computer, Guddu and
Suddu would be waiting outside on guard to see that nobody is coming, whereas Suresh would
be waiting in the car prepared to leave the moment everyone was back. When the day of action
came everybody took their position as per the plan. While Chagnu and Magnu were still inside
the house, Suresh, who was the timid one in the team, started getting second thoughts about
being a part of this illegal act and ran away with the car. When the other four came out they
were shocked to see Suresh missing from the scene along with the car.
A. The offence of dacoity was not committed as there were only four persons who conducted
the act.
B. The offence of dacoity was committed as Suresh was present at the time of commencement
of the illegal act.
C. Neither robbery nor dacoity has been committed as no property was removed from the
premises of Mr. Amitabh.
D. The offence committed was of theft.
Principle: Anybody with an intention to cause damage to the public or to any person, causes destruction
of any property, he is said to have committed the offence of Mischief.
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142. Mehtu was a poor farmer in Kalahandi. The infamous drought had hit the district again. He had
dug every inch of the land behind his house only to hit the rocks in the end. One night when the
relief team visited the district to assess the condition there, one of the team members fell into
one such whole dug up by Mehtu. Is he liable of committing mischief?
A. Mehtu is liable as he caused destruction to property.
B. Mehtu is liable as his actions caused damage to another person.
C. Mehtu is not liable of mischief.
D. Mehtu is liable of negligence.
Principle: Whoever by words, either spoken or written, or by signs orby 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 excepted, to defame that person to have committed defamation.
143. Thandai was a new bollywood movie with a song in it that made India synonymous to a golden
bird on one hand and malaria and cow dung on the other in the same breath. Can this give rise
to defamation proceeding?
A. No as the song puts forward true facts about India.
B. Yes, this can give rise to defamation proceeding.
C. Yes, as the song puts forward true facts about India.
D. No, as everybody has the right to freedom of speech and expression.
Principle One: Every person is liable to punishment under the Indian Penal Code and not otherwise for
every act or omission contrary to the provisions thereof, of which he shall be guilty in India.
Principle Two: Advertising through any form of mass media is prohibited in India.
144. Fundu Ideas Pvt. Ltd. is an advertisement making agency located in Mumbai. The ad company
has made a television ad for an Indonesian tobacco company, Kills Lifestyle CO. which sells its
product in India as well. Can a criminal proceeding be initiated against Fundu Ideas Pvt. Ltd.?
A. Yes, criminal proceeding can be initiated.
B. No, criminal proceeding cannot be initiated.
C. No, instead torts proceeding can be initiated.
D. Neither criminal nor tortuous claim can be initiated against the Company as being an Indian
citizen the owner enjoys freedom to practice any trade or business of his own choice.
Principle: Whoever, intending to take dishonestly any moveable propertyout of the posseission of any
person without that person’s consent, moves that property in order to such taking, is said to commit
theft.
145. Mr. Duggal, a school teacher in Noida, borrowed his neighbour, Mr. Farooqui’s car for 6 hours to
go to his sister house. But instead of going to his sister house he took the car go on a trip with his
family to Haridwar.There was a live concert of AnupJalota happening the same day in Haridwar
which was being covered by media. When Mr. Duggal was crossing the concert venue in his car,
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he was covered by one of cameras. This footage was shown live on Aastha channel where Mr.
Farooqui spotted his car. He decided to immediately file a complaint for theft?
A. Mr. Duggal is liable of theft as he took the car dishonestly outside of the possession of Mr.
Farooqui.
B. Mr. Duggal is not liable of theft as Mr. Farooqui had given consent for the removal of car from
his possession.
C. Mr. Duggal is liable as his intention was dishonest and Mr. Farooqui’s consent was only to
take the car till the sister’s house and it did not extend to taking it to Haridwar.
D. None of the above
Principle 1: Whoever, intending to take dishonestly any moveable property out of the possession of any
person without that per¬son’s consent, moves that property in order to such taking, is said to commit
theft.
Principle 2: Preventing a person from enjoying his property and causing harm to the person’s property
constitutes nuisance in law of torts
Principle 3: If the affected person puts up with the nuisance for more than ten years he cannot bring
action of nuisance after that.
Principle 4: Entering into another’s land without permission or authority constitutes tort law offence of
trespass.
146. Facts: Rohit was playing cricket with some of his friends. The field they were playing cricket in
was made by filling a pond fifteen years back and people have been playing cricket there since
then. Rohit was batting and there was a house belonging to Mr. Sharma on the right side of the
field. Mr. Sharma had built the house and was staying there for the last 30 years. Rohit had a
penchant for hitting big sixes but he rarely hit along the off–side.He hit a straight six and the ball
hit a tree that was there beyond the boundary line and ricocheted off to Mr. Sharma’s house–
compound. Suhel who was fielding along the mid–on boundary climbed Mr. Sharma’s boundary
wall and entered his property to retrieve the ball. He saw a mango tree laden with nice juicy
mangoes and he could not resist the temptation of plucking a mango within his reach and eating
it. He also saw a mango lying on the ground and picked it up and stuffed it in his pocket. Then he
climbed the compound and came back to the field, ball in hand and mango in pocket. Mr.
Sharma saw the entire episode and sued them on several counts. Assess the liability of each one:
A. Rohit of nuisance and Suhel of theft
B. Suhel of theft and trespass
C. Rohit of nuisance and Suhel of theft, trespass and nuisance
D. Suhel of theft, trespass and nuisance.
Principle 1: Both attempt and abetment to suicide are criminal offences

Principle 2: A breach of duty or a failure of one party to exercise the standard of care required by law,
resulting in damage to the party to whom the duty of care is owed, constitutes negligence.
Principle 3: Assault is when one threatens to commit hurt to a person but actual physical harm is not
there.
Principle 4: Battery is where actual physical harm is there, causing hurt.
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Principle 5: Balance of probabilities is taken into account while deciding on issues involving professional
negligence
Principle 6: Willful self–intoxication is no defence against criminal offence
Principle 7: Grave and sudden provocation is a defence available in criminal law
Principle 8: Insanity is also a defence available in criminal law
Use all Principles 1–4

147. Dom and Nissim were students of The Education School of which Mr. Vikram Seth is the
Principal. Dom was an introvert student and Nissim was the feared school bully. Nissim used to
bully Dom and beat him up on a regular basis. Dom complains to Mr. Seth of Nissim’s bullying
and the later assures him that he will look into it. But Mr. Seth gets an urgent call from the USA
that his sister is unwell and he flies there before taking any action and stays there for more than
a few months. Meanwhile, the bullying continues. Dom, depressed by his regular bullying,
consumes insecticides in an attempt to end his life. However, due to timely medical intervention,
his life is saved. The local Police Station decides to look into the entire episode and frame
charges. Who is liable of what charge?
A. Dom of attempt to suicide,
B. Nissim of assault and battery and abetment to suicide
C. The headmaster of negligence and abetment to suicide
D. All of the above
Use Principles 2 – 5
148. Add the following facts to the factual rubric of Question 117:
Dom’s mother was Elizabeth and father was Robert. After Dom consumes insecticides in his
room, Elizabeth enters and sees him foaming from his mouth and writhing in pain. She gets
shocked and calls for an ambulance which takes two hours in reaching. The expected normal
time for arrival of the ambulance was one hour. By the time it arrives, Dom has died. It is
determined that had the ambulance arrived forty five minutes after the call, Dom would
probably still have died but there was a 30% chance that with proper and timely medical
attention, he could have survived. Elizabeth sues the ambulance service agency. Will she
succeed?
A. Yes, the agency was negligent in dispatching their service in time
B. No, the chance of Dom’s surviving even if they had arrived in time was slim
C. Yes, it was because of delay in arrival of the ambulance that Dom lost all chance of living
D. Both A and C.
Use Principles 6, 7 and 8

149. Dom’s father Robert was very close to his son and his death drove him into severe depression.
He partially recovered with medication but took to heavy drinking. One day, while he was in a
bar in a highly inebriated state, he thought he saw the Headmaster Mr. Seth and Nissim’s father
Leonard along with the owner of the ambulance service sitting at a table and laughing their way
to glory. Truth was that it was the friends Athos Porthos and Aramais who were there sharing a
drink and having a good time. Robert charged at them with a bottle of beer and started bashing
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them up. The three friends got badly bruised and they sued Robert for battery. Which of the
following defences will Robert get?
A. Insanity
B. Grave and Sudden Provocation
C. Drunkenness influenced by death of son, which, thus, is not self–intoxication, as his lawyer
insists
D. None of the above
Use Principles 1, 6, 7 and 8

150. Both Sylvia and her husband Ted were acclaimed poets of their time. Sylvia had bipolar disorder
and used to suffer from bouts of depression and severe mood–swings from absolute Euphoria to
extreme Dysphoria. One day, under a fit of depression, she burnt Ted’s manuscript in the oven.
Ted got angry and screamed at her when he got to know of this. Sylvia got even more depressed
and tried to put her head in the oven to commit suicide when Ted was away but was saved by
timely intervention from their housemaid. Ted, who loved his wife a lot, also tried to commit
suicide by hanging himself but he was saved by timely intervention by their housemaid. The local
Police Station sought to investigate into the matter and frame charges. Who is guilty of what:
A. Sylvia of destruction of Ted’s property and attempt to suicide
B. Sylvia of destruction of Ted’s property and attempt to suicide and abetment to Ted’s attempt
to suicide
C. Only Ted, of abetment to Sylvia’s attempt to suicide
D. Both of them of attempt to suicide and of abetment to each other’s suicide.
E. None of the above
Principle 1: Criminal conspiracy: When two or more persons agree to do a criminal act it is a criminal
conspiracy
Principle 2: Whoever is involved in criminal conspiracy for an offence conviction for which leads to at
least two years of rigorous imprisonment is considered to have abetted the crime and punishment for
abetment is same as that of the crime itself
Principle 3: Intention is an essential element for crime
Principle 4: Once a person makes a fraudulent statement to another person with the belief that the
statement will be acted upon either by the other person or by a third party, a fraud has been committed
by the person making the statement both to the person to whom it is made and to the third party.
151. Shyamal tells his friend Bimal that Bimal’s father Biren was killed by the local goon Suman when
he (Shyamal) knew that it was not so. Shyamal had a grudge against Suman and he wanted to
get Suman killed. Shyamal knew that is he says the same to Bimal, either Bimal or Bimal’s
brother Kamal will try and kill Suman. Acting on Shyamal’s words, Bimal and Kamal make a plot
to kill Suman. Bimal stands outside Suman’s house on guard as Kamal enters while Suman was
asleep and kills Suman.Who is liable?
A. Kamal for murder and Bimal for criminal conspiracy
B. Kamal and Bimal for murder and Shyamal for criminal conspiracy
C. Kamal, Bimal and Shyamal for murder
D. Kamal and Bimal for murder of Suman and Shyamal for fraud on them.
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Principle 1: Whoever causes death by doing an act with the intention of causing death, or with the
intention of causing such bodily injury as is likely to cause death, or with the knowledge that he is likely
by such act to cause death, commits the offence of culpable homicide.
Principle 2: Culpable homicide is murder, if the act by which the death is caused is done with the
intention of causing death.
152. Bhalu was a famous and successful businessman; and like most of his kind, his career was tainted
with several instances of crime. At the height of his success, an inquisitive reporter, Sonu
decided to probe the records of his businesses. Frightened by the prospect of several of his
illegal activities coming to light, Bhalu decided to kill Sonu. With his licensed pistol, he aimed for
the reporter’s head, but missed and hit his leg instead. Sonu managed to escape; however he let
his leg remained unattended to, due to which it turned septic. This infection lead to Sonu’s
death a month later; days before his story was published.
For the death of Sonu, Bhalu is:
A. Guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder, as he had knowledge that the act he
committed was likely to cause death.
B. Guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder, as he intended to cause grievous injury
to the reporter, which was likely to cause his death
C. Guilty of murder, as he intended to murder the reporter
D. Not guilty of either, as the infection and not his bullet caused the death of the reporter.
153. Shakti gave a typewriter to his servant Sunil with order of delivering the same to Sandipan. Sunil
uses the typewriter for personal use for a long time before delivering it to Sandipan. Sunil is
guilty of:
A. Extortion
B. Theft
C. Criminal misappropriation of property
D. Criminal breach of trust
154. In the following, an Assertion (A) is followed by a Reason (R). Decide whether the two are
individually true or not, and what, if any, causal relationship exists between them. Mark your
answers as:
A. if both A and R are individually correct and R is the reason of A
B. if both A and R are individually correct but R is not the reason of A
C. if A is correct and R is incorrect
D. if A is incorrect and R is correct
Assertion: X could be punished for criminal trespass for using Y’s land as a passage without Y’s
permission to do so.
Reason: Whoever enters into or upon property in the possession of another with intent to
commit an offence or to intimidate, insult or annoy any person in possession of such property, is
said to commit “criminal trespass”.
SECTION – V: LOGICAL REASONING
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Strengthen/ weaken and assumptions
155. Healica, a new drug that can cure a common disease that until now has been fatal for 50% of
those infected, is made from the root of the New Zealand banananut tree. The banananut tree is
rare in New Zealand, and large quantities of the root are necessary in order to make Healica.
Therefore, if Healica remains in production, the banananut tree will eventually become extinct.
If true, which of the following most calls into question the conclusion above?
A. The company that holds the patent to Healica has exclusive rights to produce the drug for
another 10 years.
B. Healica is expensive, and is not currently covered by most major insurance plans.
C. Banananut leaves are considered a gourmet delicacy in many parts of the world.
D. The banananut tree, although native to New Zealand, can easily be grown in other parts of
the world.
E. Producing Healica is time-consuming and expensive for the drug manufacturer
156. Sue: Commercial flights currently contribute more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere in one year
than does the whole of Africa. If we want to reduce global warming we need to restrict the
number of flights we take.
Dave: Did you know that by taking one inter-continental flight you cause more pollution than
you would in twelve months of car travel?
Dave’s response to Sue’s comment serves to
A. reinforce Sue’s contention that flights are a major contributor to increased carbon dioxide
levels
B. add more weight to her contention that we should reduce the number of flights we take
C. mitigate the force of her argument by suggesting that there is an alternative approach
D. suggest an alternative that will reduce the effect of pollution
E. question whether she really understands the severity of global warming
157. It is not unusual to see the ball fall into a black slot on a roulette wheel four times in a row. But
for it to fall five or six times in a row into the same color is very unusual. Therefore you can win
money by waiting for a run of five of the same color and then betting against that color.
If the roulette wheel in question is a fair wheel, which of the following observations or facts, if it
were true, would best reveal a fallacy in the logic?
A. If there were a reliable way to win at roulette it would be well-known by now.
B. It is hard for a player to keep track of what went before for the time required.
C. The probability of getting a particular color decreases with the number of times the color has
appeared.
D. The probability of getting a particular color is always the same no matter what has gone
before.
E. A person who makes money this way once or twice, will carry on to lose that money after a
few more times.
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158. On the basis of the Big Bang theory scientists predicted levels of Helium-3 in the universe that
are ten times greater than the levels actually observed. According to the original model,
Helium-3 is produced when low-mass stars burn up hydrogen and becomered giants, as well as
being produced in the Big Bang itself. Researchers have now produced a new model in which the
Helium-3 produced by a red giant is pushed to the star’s interior and burnt up. Hence the Big
Bang theory is no longer undermined by Helium-3 data.
The two portions in bold-face are related to each other in which of the following ways?
A. The first highlights an observation that tends to undermine a particular theory. The second is
that theory.
B. The first is a fact that undermines a theory. The second is context for accepting that theory.
C. The first points to an inconsistency in a particular model; the second is the author’s main
conclusion.
D. The first is a challenge to a classic theory; the second resolves that challenge.
E. The first is a position that the author does not accept; the second is the author’s position.
159. The committee on sexual discrimination in the workplace has highlighted Supremo Company as
a chief offender. Of the twenty senior executives in the firm, only one is a woman. And of the
forty junior executives, only five are female.
Supremo could best defend itself against the charges by showing that
A. male and female executives at the same level have the same qualifications
B. they pay the same salary to senior men and senior women
C. ten times more men than women apply for jobs with the company
D. the work pressures and long hours make jobs with the company unattractive to married
women
E. all job applicants who were rejected had fewer qualifications than those accepted
160. Josh has twenty years of typing experience behind him; therefore, if you are looking for an
efficient typist to enter your data into the new system, you need look no further.
The speaker assumes that
A. Twenty years of practice ensures typing efficiency
B. The type of typing required for the new system is identical to what Josh has been doing
C. Josh’s job profile is the best that the new employer is going to get
D. Josh is an outstandingly fast and accurate typist
E. Josh will fit well into the new office
161. It has been suggested that long-term prisoners, on release from jail, be given a reasonable state
pension to reduce the likelihood of their resorting to crime. Most people instinctively reject the
suggestion as they feel it would be like rewarding criminal activity.
The supporters of the prisoners pension scheme have criticized those who reject this possibility,
by claiming that for the critics......
Which of the following is the most logical completion of the sentence above?
A. emotion is more important than justice
B. punishment for criminals is more important than crime prevention
C. crime prevention is not an important issue
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D. money has too high a value

E. the law should not be concerned with what happens after jail
162. Recent studies have highlighted the harmful effects of additives in food (colors, preservatives,
flavor enhancers etc.). There are no synthetic substances in the foods we produce at Munchon
Foods we use only natural ingredients. Hence you can be sure you are safeguarding your family’s
health when you buy our products.
Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the contention of Munchon Foods?
A. Some synthetic substances are not harmful
B. Some natural substances found in foods can be harmful
C. Food without additives is unlikely to taste good
D. Munchon Foods produces only breakfast cereals
E. Without preservatives some foods could cause harm
163. A fruit known as amla in certain parts of Asia is an excellent source of vitamin C. A small quantity
of the fruit grated and added to salads provides almost all the daily requirement of this vitamin.
However, the fruit is very sour. A new process designed to remove most of the sour taste will
make the fruit acceptable to American tastes. We are therefore starting to grow this fruit for
sale in the United States.
The argument above assumes all of the following except
A. Americans generally won’t eat very sour foods
B. The new process does not remove a significant part of the vitamin content
C. That a market exists for a new source of vitamin C
D. The fruit can be used only in salads
E. Apart from being sour there are no other objections to eating this fruit
164. Most scientists agree that new lines of interdisciplinary research are the need of the hour. Even
government committees on science have stressed the need for more interdisciplinary projects.
Yet, of ten proposals for new interdisciplinary projects last year, only one was successfully
funded. Some have suggested that this means that as yet researchers are not coming up with
sufficiently persuasive projects, or that their proposals are not of high enough quality, or even
that the reputations of these researchers is not high enough. However, the real reason probably
lies in the way funding is organized. Funding is still allocated according to the old categories
and there are no funds specifically for research that overlaps different subject areas.
The two parts in bold-face are related to each other in which of the following ways?
A. The first is a finding that the author finds unacceptable; the second is the author’s own
position
B. The first is a finding that the author attempts to account for; the second is a finding that
contradicts the author’s main conclusion.
C. The first is a fact that the author attempts to account for. The second is data that explicitly
supports the author’s main conclusion.
D. The first is a position that the author opposes; the second is the author’s main position.
E. The first is a situation that the author finds paradoxical; the second is an assumption that the
author uses to reinforce the paradox.
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165. Anton: I sold my house on an internet site last year and was happy with the price. I got a speedy
sale and the cost of advertising was insignificant. I would advise you to avoid real estate agents.
Barbie: It is in the interest of the real estate agent to get me the best price for my property
because he gets a commission based on the selling price. Therefore, when selling my house I will
certainly use an agent rather than trying to sell the house by word of mouth, or by advertising in
newspapers or on the internet.
Barbie’s could strengthen her position by pointing out all of the following except
A. Houses of comparable value often obtain a lower price when sold on the internet
B. Very few houses are sold on the internet at the moment an so a valid comparison is difficult
C. The agent’s service includes many add-on benefits in terms of legal fees, surveyor’s reports
and advice that are not available on internet sites
D. Some buyers pay the agent to find them a cheap house
E. The agent’s commission is usually less than the difference between the internet price and the
higher price the agent obtains for you
166. Early data on seat-belt use showed that seat-belt wearers were less likely to be killed in road
accidents. Hence, it was initially believed that wearing a seat-belt increased survival chances in
an accident. But what the early analysts had failed to see was that cautious drivers were more
likely to wear the belts and were also less likely to cause big accidents, while reckless drivers
were more likely to be involved in big accidents and were less likely to wear the belts.
Which of the following, if true, could an opponent of the view presented above best cite as a
reason for recommending continued use of seat-belts?
A. Careful drivers who are involved in accidents caused by reckless drivers, would be more likely
to survive if wearing a belt
B. All drivers should be required by law to wear a belt
C. The ratio of big to small road accidents is very small
D. In fatal accidents seat-belt wearers in the front seat are less likely to survive than those
wearing seat belts in the back seat
E. On average, careful drivers pay lower insurance premiums than do drivers who have been
involved in accidents.
167. French cuisine is highly regarded all over the world. Yet in Paris there are more American
restaurants selling burgers and fries (which many people now class as junk food) than there are
in any other European capital city. Obviously the French are very fond of junk food, and are not
too proud to eat it.
Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the author’s contention?
A. There are also a larger number of Lebanese restaurants in Paris than there are in other
European capital cities
B. French Cordon Bleu cuisine is very expensive
C. The number of French tourists eating in New York burger restaurants is very low
D. Junk food is actually has high nutritional value when eaten in moderation
E. There are an unusually large number of American tourists in Paris who eat at burger joints
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168. Basketball Tournament organizers decided that one defeat will knock out the team. There are 51
teams participating. What is the number of matches that can be played in all?
A. 51 B. 50 C. 49 D. 26
169. Salman's youth lasted one sixth of his life. He grew a beard after one twelfth more. After one
seventh more of his life, he married. 5 years later, he and his wife had a son. The son lived
exactly one half as long as his father, and Salman died four years after his son.
A. 74 B. 84 C. 94 D. CBD
170. If EELS + MARK + BEST + WARY = EASY. What does HELP + BARK + WARD + LEAD equal?
A. HOLD B. HARD C. UNEASY D. HOT
171. A person can cut 1 meter of rope in 1 second. If he has 150 metres of rope, how much time will
he take to cut entire rope into 1 meter each?
A. 150 seconds B. 149 seconds C. 151 seconds D. 148 seconds
172. A cube is cut parallel to one face by making 1 cut such that all pieces are identical. What is the
maximum number of identical pieces that can be obtained by making two more cut in any
direction?
A. 8 B. 4 C. 16 D. 32
173. How many digit 7’s occur if we write all numbers from 1 to 100?
A. 19 B. 20 C. 21 D. 11
174. How many squares (of any size) are there on a chess board?
A. 64 B. 101 C. 204 D. 121
175. Kajol has twelve black socks and twelve white socks in her drawer. In complete darkness, and
without looking, how many socks must she take from the drawer in order to be sure to get a pair
that match?
A. 2 B. 3 C. 5 D. 11
176. Mary's mum has four children. The first child is called April. The second May. The third June.
What is the name of the fourth child?
A. July B. March C. Mary D. CBD
177. How many cases do you need if you have to pack 112 pairs of shoes into cases that each hold 28
shoes?
A. 4 B. 8 C. 6 D. 12
178. In a party of 35 people there are twice as many women as children and twice as many children
as men. How many men are there?
A. 5 B. 10 C. 15 D. 6
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179. You have 59 cubic blocks. What is the minimum number that needs to be taken away in order to
construct a solid cube with none left over?
A. 32 B. 28 C. 27 D. 30
180. If there are 20 people in a party and everyone shakes hand with each other exactly once, what
would be the total number of handshakes?
A. 190 B. 380 C. 200 D. 220
181. Find the next term: A M J J A S O N ?

A. D B. E C. J D. F
182. Find the next term: O T T F F S S E N T ?

A. T B. F C. E D. S

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21. A. Whom is your closest friend?

22. A. Who do you bank with?

23. A. Who do you think will win the award?

24. A. Chip is the kind of person who my parents warned me about.

26. A. Kimiko donates her time to whoever needs it most.

28. A. I will support whoever we elect.

B. Kathy was not sure whom she was voting for.

30. A. Whoever wins the lottery will become a millionaire.

31. I met a man today ——————— I had heard is a great writer.

33. ——————- did you give that prize to?

34. The man ———————- I thought was my friend betrayed my trust.

35. There was no doubt as to —————— he referred to.

37. It is Alice ——————– I think is the prettier of the two.

38. Peter is the man ———————- we want to be our next captain.

39. ——————- do you think is the smarter of the two?

41. The boy ——————- I trusted proved worthy of my confidence.

42. ——————- do you take me for?

43. About—————— are you talking?

44. ——————- did you say was there?

45. I was the man —————– they thought was dead.

48. —————— do you think she is?

49. That is the man —————– I talked about this morning.

Direction for Questions 51 to 60: Fill in the blanks.

51. People ________ live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.

53. She prefers to watch movies ______ make her cry.

(Subject Verb Agreement)

Direction for Questions 61 to 70: Choose the most appropriate option.

61. Annie and her brothers______ at school.

62. Either my mother or my father ______ coming to the meeting.

63. The dog or the cats______ outside.

64. Either my shoes or your coat ______ always on the floor.

65. George and Tamara ______ want to see that movie.

66. Benito _______ know the answer.

67. One of my sisters_______ going on a trip to France.

68. The man with all the birds______ on my street.

70. The players, as well as the captain _______ to win.

Direction for Questions 71 to 84: Choose the best option.

71. _______ anyone ________ a pencil I could borrow?

72. No one _____ finished reading the book yet.

74. No, my family ________ live nearby.

75. Our swimming club ______ going to compete on Saturday.

78. Most women _______ getting flowers.

79. Some of the people waiting in line ______ getting impatient.

80. Both of you _______ the rules.

81. Several of my teeth ______ cavities.

82. Most of this software _____ outdated.

83. Some of the children _______ have cell phones.

84. Almost all of the water _____ contaminated.

SECTION – II: GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

A. Japan B. Srilanka C. Bhutan D. China

97. What is the theme of the 2017 World Environment Day?

104. Which city will get India’s first underwater Metro?

105. Recently Mahatma Gandhi’s Sabarmati Ashram celebrates ______________ years.

107. Which is become first Indian building to get itself trademarked?

110. Which day is observed as World Blood Donors Day?

SECTION – III: MATHS

116. Which among the following is the square of 19?

117. Which among the following is equivalent to 243?

120. Find the product of 13  17?

121. Which among the following is the largest?

122. Find 45% of 350.

123. What is the value of 111112?

124. What is 77.77% of 99 + 12.5% of 80

71. _ anyone __ a pencil I could borrow?