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Question No’s
Set Set Set Set Explanations
A B C D Key
1. 79. 59. 19. D As the author mentions culture in different contexts and how it has changed over the years.
2. 80. 60. 20. B It is given in para 1 that “society, it has been said……...perceptible patterns”.
C These elements have been given throughout the passage like in para 2 that “Cultures are
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reflections of these social patterns ....” and “There is a historical dimension to ……..”
4. 82. 62. 22. B It is given in last para that “The public intellectual has, by definition, to be liberal……….”.
5. 83. 63. 23. D It is given in para 2 that “In the past it was those…………….”
6. 84. 64. 24. B It is given in last para that “Approximations to orthodoxy….. “
D This is supported in para 2 that over reliance and excess of information is not good in decision
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making.
8. 86. 66. 26. B It is mentioned in para 2 that “..or two reasons: (1) collecting more and better……”
9. 87. 67. 27. C It is given in last para that “When we make the shift..….. “
10. 88. 68. 28. C It is given in para 1 that “there‟s a desire to settle into the illusion....….. “
A It is mentioned in the last two para about how skills of liberal arts are required by companies
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along with STEM skills for relevant products.
12. 90. 70. 30. C It is given in para 2 that “one of the most immediate needs....….. “
13. 91. 71. 31. D It is given in para 3 that “Much of the criticism of the liberal....….. “
14. 92. 72. 32. C It is given in the last 3 lines of the passage that “To be sure, GDP estimates provide……...”
C These are supported by “Furthermore, these proposed additions to GDP remind us…..” and
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after this where HDI and SPI (Social Progress Index) are mentioned.
C It is mentioned in the last few lines of the passage that “What can we learn from these
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various……”
A The original word is Loquacious, which means talkative person. Hence, verbose is the correct
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option.
18. 96. 76. 36. C The word is Macabre, which means unpleasant. Hence, the correct option is gruesome.
19. 97. 77. 37. D The correct word is Pernickety, which means hard to please. Hence, the right option is fussy
B Cicerone means a guide who gives information about places of interest to sightseers. While,
20. 98. 78. 38. Dragoman is an official guide, especially in countries speaking Turkish, Arabic or Persian. So,
correct option is B(sharing same relationship)
21. 99. 79. 39. C Sylvan is associated with woods similarly terrestrial is associated with the planet Earth.
C As the word despite is used and it is reversing the thought, which means 2 contrasting words
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are required. Hence, C is the right option.
D Only A and D seem appropriate for 1st blank but „writing‟ is inapt for 2nd blank as teachers
23. 101. 81. 41. have to check homework and not do it. Hence, „weighing‟ which here implies „checking‟ is
correct. Hence option D is correct
B If we consider the 2nd blanks then suffer is the best option to relate with hardworking and
24. 102. 82. 42. conscientious people. While, cunning selfish people always grow vigorously. Hence, option B is
the right answer.
D Adonis- According to Greek mythology he is a beautiful youth.
Don Juan- Spanish nobleman and philanderer.
25. 103. 83. 43.
Wastrel- Squanderer.
Lout- A Youngman rough or stupid.
A Enmasse means all together in large number(adverb)
Fetter means shackles(Noun)
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Malinger means pretend to be ill(verb)
Raspy means harsh sound(Adjective)
B Error lies in the b part of the sentence as‟ would have‟ will be replaced by ‟had‟ as „would not
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have‟ been used in the 2nd part of the sentence.
B Error lies in the b part of the sentence, as it should be „have‟(plural verb required) in place of
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„has‟.
29. 107. 87. 47. C Word origin of 'auto-da-fé' from Portuguese, literally means: act of the faith
30. 108. 88. 48. D Word origin of 'voracious' from Latin vorāx swallowing greedily, from vorāre to devour
31. 109. 89. 49. A Word origin of 'echt' from German that means genuine.
B Word origin of 'aegis'
32. 110. 90. 50.
from Greek aigis shield of Zeus, perhaps related to aig-, stem of aix goat
C „From….to‟ is correct conjunction pair. B is incorrect as it uses „and‟ before „to reductions…‟
33. 111. 91. 51. implying check-in procedures lead to a) use of self-service kiosk and b) to reductions in the
size… which is not the intended meaning
B C comes close but wordy, in D practically word has been misused, A does not complete the
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sense. Hence, B is the correct option.
35. 113. 93. 53. D B is the introductory sentence, AC is a pair and D is concluding the paragraph. So, it‟s BACD.
D DC should come together and there is link between A and B; And also B is concluding the
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paragraph. So it is DCAB.
We have 5 % of total z = 10000
∴ total of z = Rs. 200000
∴ total of y = Rs. 400000
37. 1. 95. 55. B Let the funds of y is „a‟
∴ 1.1a = 100000
⇒ a = Rs. 363636
∴ Contribution of y = 5% of 363636 = Rs . 18181 Rs. 18000
38. 2. 96. 56. D Can‟t be determined
One of the lines can be chosen in 4C1 ways. Then the 2 points for the base can be chosen in
39. 3. 97. 57. D 5C2 ways. Remaining 1 point can be chosen in 15 ways.
So 4C1 × 5C2 × 15 = 600
40. 4. 98. 58. A The area of triangle RTX is 2.9sq cm
2 2
Q (9, 4) = 9 – 9 × 4 + 4 = 61
41. 5. 99. 59. B 2 2
P (7, 61) = 61 + 7 + 7 × 61 = 4197
AB = 25 2
PQ = 25 2
OP = OQ = x
So ∠OPQ = ∠OQP = 45°
x 2 25 2
x = 25
In triangle OPR
OR
Sin 45
OP
25
42. 6. 100. 60. C OR
2
25
AP = 30
2
Area of shaded region = Area of rectangle – (Area of quadrant – Area of triangle OPQ)
25 25 1
2
25
25 2 30 25 2
2 4 2 2
1
750 2 625
2 4
2
Y – 8y + 14= 0
So α + β = 8, αβ = 14
43. 7. 101. 61. B 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 2
(1 + α + β ) (1 + β + α ) = 1 + α + β + α + β + α + β + αβ + α β
Just put the values, so 431.
1 1 1
log x yz 1 log y xz 1 logz xy 1
log x log y log z
44. 8. 102. 62. B
log yz log x log xz log y log xy log z
log xyz
1
log xyz
Ram = 9 days
Ravi = 12 days
Ratan = 15 days
Let total work = 180 unit
Ram = 20 units / day
Ravi = 15 units / day
45. 9. 103. 63. C Ratan = 12 units / day
They work alone for one day each. If they work in this way, Ravi will work alone for 4 days. Ravi
will do 4 × 15 = 60 units.
60 1
So
180 3
S2
C1
C2
S1
46. 10. 104. 64. C
A1 = Area of C1 = Area of S1
A1 = 8 π – 16
A2 = Area of C2 – Area of S2
A2 = 16 π – 32
Now we can observe he that A3 will be greater than A2 and the value keeps on increasing.
A1 A2 A3 ........An
Keeps on changing as numerator will change and denominator remains
A1
same. So can‟t be determined.
48
In 1 minute Joseph comes = 50 meters, So in 48 seconds he can come 50 × = 40 meters.
60
So Joseph has to travel 40m less if he moves diametrically.
Let the Radius of semi-circle be x
47. 11. 105. 65. B So πx – 2x = 40
22
x 2 = 40
7
x = 35
Diameter = 35 × 2 = 70
x
Garima had x notes of Rs. 2000. She gave notes of Rs. 2000. She is left with x -
2
x x
notes.
2 2
48. 12. 106. 66. C x x
+ 30 = 1.75 ⇒ x = 80
2 2
80
So she remains = 40 Rs. 200 notes
2
So, she must be having 50 – 40 = 10 Rs. 200 notes.
Let radius of hale = r
Radius of cone = 5
Height of cone = 2x
Height of cylinder = 3x
Volume of hole = 1/3 (volume of solid – volume of hole)
4 1
vol. of hole = vol. of solid
49. 13. 107. 67. D 3 3
4 2 1 25
r 2 5x 2x 25 3
3 3 3 3
55
Solving this r option D
8
A = 12 hrs to fill
B = 18 hrs to fill
C = 36 hrs to empty
Total capacity = 180
A = 15 units /hr
50. 14. 108. 68. C
B = 10 units/hr
C = -5 units/hr
Both A and C work for the first 6 hrs. B works only for 4 hrs in the first 6 hrs
A = 15 × 6 = 90
B = 10 × 4 = 40
C = - 5 × 6 = -30
90 + 40 – 30 = 100 units
80
Remaining 80 will be filled by A and B in hrs = 3hr 12 min.
25
So total hrs = 6 + 3hr 12 min = 9hr 12 min
B
60°
100 D E
30° 50
C F A
x
51. 15. 109. 69. A
Let AB is the summit
Here ∠BCA = 45° ⇒ AB = AC = x (say)
Now CD = 100m ⇒ DF = 50m & CF = 50 3m .
⇒ FA = DE = (x – 50 3m )m and BE x – 50
In ∆BDE,
x – 50 =
3 x 50 3
⇒ x – 50 = 3x 150
⇒ 3x x = 100 ⇒ 3 1 x = 100
100
100
3 1
100 3 1
3 1 3 1 3 1 2
x 50 3 1 m
1 100 1000
Total Cost = x 100 65 50
52. 16. 110. 70. B 400 x x
With the help of option: when x = 36 will give minimum total cost.
Let total surveyed = 100
Star plus = 38
Sony = 39
Sab TV = 23
Let x, y, z be the no. of people who viewed exactly 1, exactly 2 and exactly 3 channel
respectively
53. 17. 111. 71. A
x + 2y + 32 = 38 +39 + 23 ⇒ 100
x + 2y + 32 = 100 ……… (1)
x + y + z = 73 ………….. (2)
on solving (1) and (2) y + 2z = 27
Now z = 11, so y = 5
Answer 11 + 5 = 16
40% matches on artificial turf
60% matches on grass.
Chances of knee injury on Artificial turf = .42
54. 18. 112. 72. C Chance of knee injury on Grass = .28
Probability of injury = (.4 × .42) + (.6 × .28) = .336
.6 .28
Required probability = .5
.336
55. 19. 113. 73. A Put x = 1 only option A satisfies
1 1
log2 x
x x
log2 log2
64 16
56. 20. 114. 74. B x x
log2 x log2 log2
16 64
⇒ log2 x {log2x-4} = log2 x – 6
⇒ y (y – 4) = y – 6
2
⇒ y – 4y – y + 6 =0
2
⇒ y – 5y + 6 = 0
⇒ (y - 2) (y – 3) = 0
⇒ y = 2, 3 ⇒ log2x = 2, 3
⇒ x = 4, 8
Estonia ⇒ 1.3/45 = 0.028
Kyrgyz Republic ⇒ 6.5/20 = 0.032
57. 21. 1. 75. D Lao PDR ⇒ 7/237 = 0.029
Latvia ⇒ 2/65 = 0.0307
Therefore correct order is E < Lao PDR < Latvia < Kyrgyz
78000
GNA per capita of word = total GNI/Total for population = 0.611
127498
23538
GNA per capita of East Asia = 0.559
42085
20738
GNA per capita of Europe and Central Asia = 0.697
29793
5282
GNA per capita of Latin America and Caribbean = 0.536
9838
58. 22. 2. 76. A 3220
GNA per capita of Middle East × North Africa = 0.362
8890
20561
GNA per capita of North America = 0.965
21291
3118
GNA per capita of South Asia = 0.266
11697
1543
GNA per capita Sub-Sahara = 0.394
3908
East Asia is closest
Total World‟s GNI = 78,000
GNI of India & USA = 2430 + 18980 = 21410
59. 23. 3. 77. C 21410
Percentage of India & USA to world = 27.44%
78000
In this question, we need to check the difference, as the lease in frame calculating differences
for regions.
79 X
67 53
54 24
115 26 11
14 9 20
23
65
75 43
77. 41. 21. 95. A 352 103
On each side of hexagon, sum of two outer elements is 7 times the inside elements
For example:
26 × 7 = 115 + 67
11 × 7 = 53 +24
9 × 7 = 43 + 20
65 × 7 = 352 + 103
In the same way; 54 × 7 = 79 + x
x = 299
Mon Albert Pepsi Taj
Tue Claire Nestle Hilton
78- 42- 22- 96- Wed Fred Himalaya Crowne
81. 45. 25. 99. Thu Evan Apple Radisson
Fri Betty Oppo Hayat
Sat Daisy Whirlpool Marriott
78. 42. 22. 96. C From the table we can conclude that Evan works in Apple.
79. 43. 23. 97. C Fred works on Wednesday
50 40 60
80. 44. 24. 98. D Average salary of Albert Betty and Fred is 50lakh per annum
3
81. 45. 25. 99. B Claire stays in Hilton
From the given information the following cases can be made
Now if we apply the conditions once again, we are left with the following two cases only
P (4, Tariffs)
89. 53. 33. 107. C Remedies U – 7
90. 54. 34. 108. D If V is on right of Trade facilitation, fourth to the right will be T, serving investments
91. 55. 35. 109. C W can serve both Trade in services and subsidies
92. 56. 36. 110. B Fourth to right of U is S, S discusses Trade facilitation.
We have.
M.M. H.M.
b x
y
4
a c
I.G.
>
Given that b + 4 = (a + 4) – 1 = a + 3
93- 57- 37- 111- and c + 4 = (a + 4) – 1 = a + 3
94. 58. 38. 112. ⇒b+4=c+4⇒b=c
Also b = a – 1 = c
Again given that x = y < z and z is even and x = y = 2a H.M.
M.M.
Now x + y + z + a + b + c + 4 = 30
⇒ 2a + 2a + z + a +a – 1 + a – 1 + 4 = 30
⇒ 7a + z = 28 -------(1) 4
Since z is even and x = y < z so only a = 2 and z = 14 satisfy (1) 4 1
∴ b = c = 1, x= y = 4, z = 14, a = 2.
Hence the final Venn diagram is
4
2 1
14
I.G.
>
Dora will export machine made goods and will avoid hand made goods. So Dora will export y +
93. 57. 37. 111. A
a similarly Sara will export a + c + z + 4 + x. so the common value to them is a = 2.
94. 58. 38. 112. B The total number of products exported by Abeer and Dora = y + a + z = 4 + 2 + 14 = 20.
We have
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
10 am Banana is the favourite fruit of Bina
3 2 6 4 7 5 1
11 am the is of favourite Bina fruit Banana
6 2 5 4 1 7 3
12 noon of is fruit favourite Banana Bina The
So at 5pm, the pattern is same as that of 10am. Hence after that the patterns will star repeating.
The order of the fourth show is
5 2 7 4 3 1 6
All of Delhi welcome to the Show
95. 59. 39. 113. C
Hence the entry ticket will be
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
The of to welcome all show Delhi
The code of 12 noon will be same as the code at 7pm.
96. 60. 40. 114. B
So the code is “Do things to help others in difficulty.”
97. 61. 41. 1. A
98. 62. 42. 2. A
99. 63. 43. 3. A
100. 64. 44. 4. A
101. 65. 45. 5. A
102. 66. 46. 6. C
103. 67. 47. 7. C
104. 68. 48. 8. A
105. 69. 49. 9. B
106. 70. 50. 10. C
107. 71. 51. 11. A
108. 72. 52. 12. D
109. 73. 53. 13. B
110. 74. 54. 14. A
111. 75. 55. 15. B
112. 76. 56. 16. D
113. 77. 57. 17. A
114. 78. 58. 18. B