Mock 10026 Explanation Answer Key

AILET Rehearsal
LPTSM-013-10026
Explanation
Section I: English
1. Answer: C 2. Answer: A 3. Answer: B 4. Answer: D
5. Answer: A 6. Answer: B 7. Answer: B
8. Answer: C
Explanation: In option C, claimed to have is wrong. The correct phrase should be claimed to be twice. C is the right
answer.
9. Answer: D
Explanation: In option D, the construction is wrong. The correct phrase should be either till your life is illustrated with
it or till your life has been illustrated with it. D is right.
10. Answer: B
Explanation: B is incorrect, it should be rephrased as when i used to go.
11. Answer: C
Explanation:
C does not have the tense consistency. It should be corrected by had to stay.
12. Answer: A
Explanation: A is incorrect, Suresh babu who has been living should replace the original phrase to indicate that he still
lives in the same town he used to live since 1995.
13. Answer: A
Explanation: While referring to the line in third para "This speaks to the most insidious aspect of the whole problem:
patriarchal attitudes that continue to be widely prevalent in India.", Patriarchal attitude is the most insidious aspect.
14. Answer: D
Explanation: Refer to the first para: "The ambiguity and regulatory burden mean that the legislation is likely to be
ineffective at best." Refer to the third para: "Iceland's example is not the one to follow; it has been passing increasingly
stringent law since 1961 but the problem remains". Therefore, none of the statements follow.
15. Answer: B
Explanation: Refer to second para: "And much of this shrinking of the gap is due to the Mahatma Gandhi National
Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS). This highlights the lack of attractive job alternatives. For
instance, the construction sector, the largest employer in the urban informal segment, is notoriously difficult to
regulate effectively- and notorious as well for the discrimination and sexual harassment women workers face." The
above sentences talk about construction sector being the largest employer in the urban informal segment. Due to
rampant harassment in the construction sector, women are not willing to work in this sector.
16. Answer: C
Explanation: Consider the options: Option (a): The passage begins with a reference to Iceland. However, the main
focus is on gender inequity in India. Hence, it cannot be the title of the passage.
Option (b): Patriarchy has been mentioned as a major reason behind the prevalence of gender pay gap. It is not the crux
of the passage.
Option (c): The passage, mostly, talks about gender pay gap in India. 3rd and 4th paragraphs talk about the factors
behind the issue. Subsequent paragraphs quote examples and solutions. Hence, this option can be a title of the passage.
Thus, option (c) is the most suitable candidate for the title of the passage.
17. Answer: C
Explanation: Refer to third paragraph = This speaks to the most insidious aspect of the whole problem: patriarchal
attitudes that continue to be widely prevalent in India. It explains, for instance, the declining female workforce
participation in the informal sector. This "U" curve, with women dropping out of the labour force once family incomes
are no longer at distress levels ...
5th paragraph: This feeds into hiring discrimination in the formal sector when employers consequently see women as
less reliable employees ..,
It is clear that statement I and II are mentioned in 4th and 5th paragraphs respectively. Statement III (Feminisation of
agriculture) does not find mention in the passage. Hence, option C is the most appropriate answer.
18. Answer: D
Explanation: Refer to last paragraph: "The wage gap must be addressed on multiple fronts. These range from the
broad —greater formalization of the workforce to create better job opportunities for women and streamlining labour
laws that ..." Mandating parental leave rather than maternal leave will help as well, allowing women to reintegrate into
the workforce after childbearing while making it possible for men to take on the responsibility of parenthood as well.
Changing societal attitudes, however, will be a long, hard haul. It is clear from the underlined parts that all three
statements I, II and Ill are mentioned in the passage. Hence, option D is the most appropriate answer. Hence, option (d)
is correct.
19. Answer: C
Explanation: Refer to first paragraph: It shows how vexed the issue of gender pay gap is that a country like Iceland—
at the very head of the class when it comes to gender equity—opts for such a law. How, then, should a country like
India—ranked 108 on the World Economic Forum's "Global Gender Gap Report 2017", which looks at a number of
dimensions from economic opportunities to political empowerment and healthcare—address the problem? It is clear
from the above paragraph that Iceland ranks among top countries in gender equity. Still, it has passed strict laws to
further improve gender equity. India, being ranked quite low at 108, needs to make enormous efforts. Thus, option (c)
is the most appropriate answer.
20. Answer: B
Explanation: Refer to the 2nd paragraph: "And much of this shrinking of the gap is due to the Mahatma Gandhi
National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS). This highlights the lack of attractive job alternatives.
For instance, the construction sector, the largest employer in the urban informal segment is notoriously difficult to
regulate effectively—and notorious as well for the discrimination and sexual harassment women workers face.
Government-sponsored employment is not a sustainable option for bringing about gender economic equity ... ". The
author openly says that such schemes are not sustainable. He has a pessimistic attitude towards such schemes. Option B
clearly conveys this view of the author towards government-sponsored schemes like MGNREGS. Hence, option (b) is
correct.
21. Answer: D
Explanation: Refer to 3rd Paragraph
"..One is demand side—labour market discrimination. Some aspects of this can and have been legislated. The Equal
Remuneration Act, 1976 mandates equal pay for men and women for the same or similar work. It also bars hiring
discrimination on the basis of gender. Enforcement, however, is a different matter. Iceland's example is not the one to
follow.."
Statement III is correct. 5th paragraph: This feeds into hiring discrimination in the formal sector when employers
consequently see women as less reliable employees prevents women from accumulating human capital at the same rate
as men and has a cumulative hamstringing effect as women progress in their careers. According to the 2012 "Gender
Pay Gap in the Formal Sector" report by the Wage Indicator Foundation and the Indian Institute of Management,
Ahmedabad, the pay gap increases with women's age, work experience, educational qualifications and rise in the
occupational hierarchy. This is a poor message indeed for girls who are now enrolling for education at higher rates.
Therefore, All the statements are correct. Hence option D is correct.
22. Answer: D
Explanation: Refer to second para "..The question is complicated by the different contexts of the informal and formal
labour forces. When it comes to the former, excluding crop-based farming, the National Sample Survey Office's
(NSSO's) 68th round, conducted in 2011-12, shows that the gender wage gap declined by nearly 10 percentage points
from 29.2% in 2004-05..." Statement I is correct.
4th Paragraph: "..This speaks to the most insidious aspect of the whole problem: patriarchal attitudes that continue to be
widely prevalent in India. It explains, for instance, the declining female workforce participation in the informal
sector..." Statement III is correct.
Statement II has not been mentioned anywhere and is thus incorrect.
Both I and III are correct and hence, option (d) is correct.
23. Answer: D 24. Answer: A 25. Answer: A
26. Answer: D
Explanation: The correct spelling of “Ammelioration” is ‘Amelioration’. All the other spellings are correct. Hence,
the correct answer is Option (d)
27. Answer: A
Explanation: The correct spelling of “Gazzette” is ‘Gazette’. All the other spellings are correct. Hence, the correct
answer is Option (a)
28. Answer: A
29. Answer: A
Explanation: “Apocryphal” means ‘of doubtful authenticity although widely circulated as being true’ which is
antonymous to “authentic” which means ‘of undisputed origin and not a copy; genuine’
“Audacious” meaning ‘showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks’ and “blasphemous” meaning
‘sacrilegious against God or sacred things; profane’ are not opposite in meaning to “apocryphal”.
Eliminate Option (b) and (c) Hence, the correct answer is Option (a).
30. Answer: D
Explanation: “Capricious” means ‘given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behaviour’ which is
dissimilar to “Consistent” meaning ‘acting or done in the same way over time, especially so as to be fair or accurate’.
“Erratic” means ‘not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictable’, “crafty” means ‘clever at achieving
one’s aims by indirect or deceitful methods’ and “obvious” means ‘easily perceived or understood; clear self-evident,
or apparent’. All the other options are not suitable antonyms of “capricious”. Eliminate Option (a), (b) and (c).
Hence, the correct answer is Option (d).
31. Answer: C
Explanation: In 1, though the sentence "I have good knowledge of German" is correct as a response to a question,
when used by itself, the appropriate phrasing is "I have good knowledge of the German language".
In 3, "whole" should be replaced with "the whole of" when used before a proper noun (Delhi).
In 5, similar to 1, the correct usage is "He knows how to swim".
So the incorrect options are 135; hence the answer is C.
32. Answer: C
Explanation: The first part of the sentence deals with the correct usage of the word "had" and "tell". "had better" is a
semi modal verb (used to express need or necessity) used to give strong advice and is the correct usage. Since "had
better" implies advice to be followed, the verb that follows cannot be in the past tense, so the correct selection is "tell".
In the second part of the sentence, the choices are between will and would, considering the first part of the sentence, we
need future perfect simple tense, in this case, "will".
Hence the correct option is C.
33. Answer: A
Explanation: Q is an opening statement that puts forward the idea that regular consumption of junk food can cause
problems. S lists out the nutritional facts about junk food and hence validates Q, while R is a supporting statement for
S. T explains the various health hazards caused by junk food and P takes it a step forwards and lists out the long term
effects of regular fast food consumption.
Hence the correct order is QSRTP.
34. Answer: D
Explanation: S introduces the idea that political parties use social media for advertising. R explains how political
parties pay social media for the same. Q takes a look at how it is done in India and T explains the roles of influencers in
implementing Q and P an example of Q. So the correct order is SRQTP.
35. Answer: C
Section II: Maths
36. Answer: B
Explanation:
Let the total customers be 100.
Number of customers who said that they will return = 76x
Number of customers who said that will not return = 24x
Number of customers among those who said that they will return rated the restaurant as good = 76x*0.36
Number of customers among those who said that they will not return rated the restaurant as good = 24x*0.32
Number of customers who rated the restaurant as good = 76x*0.36+24x*0.32 = 35.04x
Percentage of customers who rated the restaurant as good = approx 35%
B is the correct answer.
37. Answer: A
Explanation: The number of students in 2018-19 MBA batch = 400
Number of students who did not choose 'Business Statistics' = 200
Number of students who did not choose 'International Management' = 100
Number of students who did not choose any of the two subjects = 80
Number of students who choose at least one of the two subjects = 400-80=320
400
BS
IM
20 x 120
80
140+x=320
x=320-140=180
A is the correct answer.
38. Answer: C
Explanation: The average scores of Virat, Rohit, Mahendra, Rahul and Shikhar in the first 20 matches are 60, 55, 50,
45,40 respectively.
In the next 10 matches, Virat and Rohit each scored 900 runs whereas Mahendra scored twice that of Rahul.
Virat's score in 30 matches = 60*20+900=2100
Let us consider Rahul scored x runs in last 10 matches, then Mahendra scores 2x runs.
Rahul's score in 30 matches = 45*20+x=900+x
Mahendra's score in 30 matches = 50*20+2x = 1000+2x
It is given that
After 30 matches, Virat’s new average score is twice that of Rahul.
2100=2(900+x)
x=150
Mahendra's score in 30 matches =1300
Average score of Mahendra = 43
C is the correct answer.
39. Answer: A
Explanation: Let the capacity of the cistern be LCM of 12 and 15 = 60l
The rate of flow through the inlet pipe 1 = 60/12=5 l/min
The rate of flow through the inlet pipe 2 = 60/15=4 l/min
It is given that despite leakage the two inlet pipes together can fill the cistern in 20 min.
Let the flow through the leakage be x l/min
(5+4-x)20=60
9-x=3
x=6
The leakage will empty the cistern in 60/6=10 min
40. Answer: A
Explanation: For the first year, amount = 1200000*0.08
for the second year = 1152000*0.08
On similar lines for the twenty-fifth year = 48000*0.08
This is in AP with first term 48000*0.08 with common difference 3840
Total interest = (2x48000*0.08+24*3840)
=1248000
41. Answer: B
Explanation: Let the cost price of article that is sold by Kavita be Rs. x and that of Kalyani be y.
Selling prices are same and difference between the profits is Rs. 200 and Kavita calculates the percentage of profit on
SP So, x = y - 200
So, selling price = 120% of y = 1.2 y
. .
.
× 100 =
.
.
= 0.2
1.2y - x = 0.24y
1.2y - (y - 200) = 0.24y
0.2y + 200 = 0.24y
0.04y=200
y = 5,000
Selling price= 1.2y = 1.2×5000= Rs 6000
42. Answer: C
Explanation: Let the price of washing machine be 3000 + x .
The principal for the first year is x.
The principal for the second year is x - 1300.
The principal for the third year is x - 2600.
∴ Total interest for the three years is
(x × 10%) + (x - 1300) × 10% + (x - 2600) × 10%
= 0.1x + 0.1x − 130 + 0.1x − 260 = 0.3x − 390
= 0.1x + 0.1x − 130 + 0.1x - 260
= 0.3x − 390
Total amount after three years
x + 0.3x − 390 = 3 × 1300
= 1.3x − 390 = 3,900
= x = 3,300
∴ Total cost of washing machine is Rs. 6,300.
Total interest charged
= 3,000 + 1,300 × 3 − 6,300 = Rs. 600
43. Answer: B
Explanation: A can complete the work in 6 days.
B can complete the work in 1.5 days.
C can complete the work in 18 days.
Work complete by A and C in one day is + = .
Work completed in 1.5 days = (2/9) (3/2) = 1/3.
Time taken by A, B and C together to complete the entire work = 1(1/6 + 1/1.5 + 1/18) = 18/16
∴ Time taken to complete 2/3rd of work
= (2/3)(18/16) = 3/4
Total time taken to complete the work
= 1.5 + 0.75 = 2.25 days
44. Answer: C
Explanation: The diameter of the first circle is °
Diameter of the second circle is and so on.
Diameter of the nth circle is

Given that < 0.01, ie, < 0.01
n 2
Hence, 2000 < 2 or 2 > 2000
Since 211 = 2048, for n to be a whole number, least value is n = 11.
45. Answer: D
Explanation: Let my age be X years and my sister's age be Y years. Then my father's age is X + 30 and my mother's
age is Y + 25.
The sum of the age: x + x + 30 + y + y + 25 = 26.25 X 4 = 105
= x + y = 25 ………(i)
Four years hence when my sister leaves the family the average age will be
( ) ( ) ( )
=
= 2x + y = 40 ………(ii)
From Eqs. (i) and (ii), we get
x = 15 years
∴ Father's age = 45 years
Section III: Logical Reasoning

46. Answer: D
Explanation: A belongs to family Y and travels in car 3
D is wife of E
H is son of B who is wife of G and they belong to family Z
C is daughter of F who is wife of A and they belong to family Y
D is wife of E and they belong to family X and they travel in car 1 and 2 respectively
C travels in car 2 means F who belongs to family Y along with A and C travels in car 1
G does not travel with F means G does not travel in car 1
Hence in car 1 along with D and F any one of B or H can travel and option D is right.
47. Answer: C
D is wife of E
D is wife of E and they belong to family X and they travel in car 1 and 2 respectively. This means there can only be 2
people in car 3 who belong from families Y and Z.
Hence car C is correct.
48. Answer: A
D is wife of E
Hence F and G cannot travel in the same car.
49. Answer: D
D is wife of E
Hence the Group of females is B, F and D and are not represented in any of the options.
50. Answer: B
D is wife of E
Hence D and F of families X and Y travel together in car 1.
51. Answer: D
Explanation:
D, the Financial Advisor, sits to third to the left of E as shown in the diagram above.
52. Answer: D
Explanation: All the options have a person and the position to his right except B where we have the position to his left.
53. Answer: A
Explanation: Based on the information provided in the question, the diagram is as follows:
So, A is the President of the company.
54. Answer: D
Thus, we can observe that the Chairman of the company sits to the immediate left of the Managing Director
55. Answer: C
So, B is the Company Secretary in the firm.
56. Answer: D
Explanation: There are 40 students in all including Harsha. There are 9 students behind Harsha. So, there are 40 - 9 -
1(Harsha) = 30 students ahead of him. So, his position from the front is 31st.
57. Answer: D
Explanation: The 2nd and 4th alphabets are constant.
For 1st letter: E + 2 = G, G + 2 = I, I + 2 = K, K + 2 = M
Similarly, 3rd Letter: F + 2 = H, H + 2 = J, J + 2 = L, L + 2 = N
Hence Option (d)
58. Answer: A
Explanation: The reason behind the anonymous mail is probably because the students are reluctant to come forward
with their grievances. Hence, after receiving such mail, the Principal should ensure that the students are not afraid to
come forward. Thus, only option (a) takes the point into consideration.
59. Answer: D
Explanation: The author’s view presented in the passage is that the election seasons will come and go and no matter
who wins or loses, the country will continue to survive.
Option (a) introduces the term “economic growth” which is not mentioned in the passage.
Option (b) mentions the about the “young” population and the passage and the passage does not say anything about the
age of the population.
Option (c) is contrary to the view of the author as it says that the country is dependent on a credible Prime Minister
while the author’s view says the opposite.
The author’s confidence in saying that the season will pass and the country will survive the uncertainties of the election
period in this as well as the following decades indicates that the author has experienced the same scenario in the past.
This vindicates Option (d) as the correct answer.
60. Answer: D
Explanation: When the company agreed to pay the fine, the market perceived it as acknowledgement of deceit and the
valuation of such deceit is clear (from the fine amount). This acknowledgement of behavior (deceit) and specifically the
valuation or price of such behaviour becoming clear, gives lots more information to the market thereby increasing the
stock price. Hence, (d) is the answer. Option (a) and (b) are wrong since stock price did not increase when the
organization was exposed, but when the organization acknowledged. Option (c) is wrong as there is no data on stock
price movement when the organization’s fraud was exposed. Hence, the correct answer is Option (d).
61. Answer: C
Explanation: Statement 1 in the given paragraph is a fact since it can be verified whether a "high preponderance" of
innovative people have "some sort of disability". This eliminates options (a) and (b).
Statements 2 and 3 are questions since they try to elicit the reader's opinion about the effect of a physical disability.
Statement 4 is a reason that provides the explanation for the questions put forth in the previous statement.
Statement 5 is a proposition since it expresses the author's opinion on compensating for a disability.
Statement 6 is a reason since it provides a justification for the findings of the research study mentioned in the beginning
of the statement.
Statement 7 too, is an extension of the same explanation and hence, can be termed as a reason. This eliminates option
(d).
Thus, option (c) alone presents the most suitable choice with 1-Fact, 2-Question, 4-Reason, 6-Reason.
Hence, the correct answer is Option (c).
62. Answer: D
Explanation: Statement 1 generalizes about "the chronic neglect of school education" based on a particular incident
(the death of twenty two children as a consequence of food poisoning).
Statements 2 and 3 follow the same trend and generalize about the "commitment to universal primary education" and
the "absence of strong normative procedures for the provision of infrastructure" on the basis of the aforementioned
incident.
Therefore, all three statements are inductive inferences. This vindicates option (d) and eliminates the other options.
63. Answer: D
Explanation: The first paragraph of the passage talks about creative thinking and the process of brainstorming in a
group of people. The second paragraph describes the problems that individuals generally face in idea generation and
explains how these problems are circumvented whilst brainstorming as a group. It basically elaborates on the reasons
why brainstorming in a group works so well and gives its advantages. This is best put forth in Option (d).
The second paragraph gives no examples of brainstorming. Eliminate option (a).
The second paragraph in no way gives a contradictory view to the presented in the first paragraph. Eliminate options
(b) and (c).
64. Answer: D
Explanation: The main argument in the second paragraph of the passage is that when individuals try to come up with
ideas on their own, they do not fare as well as they do during idea generation in a group of people. Idea generation is
smoother when multiple perspectives are involved.
Option (a) is irrelevant to the main argument.
Option (b) reverses the logic of the argument - it says that a single individual should give multiple inputs; the argument
in the paragraph is that an individual should accept multiple inputs from others.
Option (c) is not directly related to the argument. It talks about team work in sports, but there are several other factors
involved here like amount of support given, playing conditions, skill, training etc. Also, this should be a concept not
restricted to India alone.
Option (d) is parallel to the reasoning in the second paragraph; it says that multiple inputs from various departments of
a company should be utilized for idea generation.
65. Answer: B
66. Answer: D
Therefore Suyash’s Rank from the front is 37th & accordingly Abhilash’s Rank would be 27th from the front. Hence,
there are ten persons between Adhyatam (A) and Abhilash.
67. Answer: C;
Explanation: South-West
68. Answer: A
Explanation: DOMAIN
69. Answer: C
70. Answer: C
71. Answer: C
Explanation: Every letter in the word is replaced with its previous and next letters. So, P is replaced with OQ, E is
replaced with DF, N is replaced with MO and so on. So, the code for ‘ERASER’ is ‘DFQSZBRTDFQS’. Note that the
code for ‘A’ is ‘ZB’.
Option c) is the correct answer.
72. Answer: D
Explanation: The words that can be formed are “amen”, “mane”, “mean” and “name”.
73. Answer: A
Explanation: Based on the given information, the path travelled by abhishek could be as below.
==> The final point is 3 km towards the east of point A.

So the correct option to choose is A - 3km towards the east.
74. Answer: C
Explanation: Based on the given information, the path travelled by sita could be as below.
Therefore the direction she finally faces is North-east.
75. Answer: C
Explanation: The new set of numbers:
418 803 019 246 675
Difference = 675-246 = 429
So the correct option to choose is C.
76. Answer: C
Explanation: Third to the left of Gautam sits Chintu and neither of them sit at the extremes => Gautam can sit either
on the fifth place or the sixth place.
If Gautam sits in the sixth place, then Chintu sits in the third place.
Exactly one person sits between Emraan and Chintu => Emraan can sit in either the first place or the fifth place.
Either arrangement cannot have Bablu and Dawood together.
Hence, Gautam does not sit in the sixth position.
=> Gautam sits in the fifth position and Chintu sits in the fifth position => Emraan sits in the fourth position.
=> Amar can sit in either the first position or the seventh position.
But if Amar sits in the seventh position, Bablu and Dawood cannot sit together. Hence, Amar sits in the first position
=> Farza sits in the third position.
Dawood's neighbour is not Gautam => Dawood sits in the seventh position and Bablu sits in the sixth Position.
Amar -- Chintu -- Farza -- Emraan -- Gautam -- Bablu -- Dawood
Farza sits to the left of Emraan.
77. Answer: B
Among the given options, only Dawood sits at the extreme end.
78. Answer: D
Four people sit between Chintu and Dawood.
79. Answer: A
Gautam sits second to the right of Farza.
80. Answer: D
Chintu's neighbours are Amar and Farza.
Section IV: Legal Reasoning
81. Answer: B
Explanation: As given in the principle No broadcast reproduction right or performer's right shall be deemed to be
infringed by the making of any sound recording or visual recording for the private use of the person making such
recording, or solely for purpose of bona fide teaching or research the University has used an article for teaching
purposes thus it has not infringed Copyright.
82. Answer: C
Explanation: As given in the principle nothing in this article shall prevent the State from imposing compulsory service
for public purposes which includes rigorous imprisonment for a prisoner.
83. Answer: B
Explanation: As given in the principle no man shall be punished twice, if it appears to the court that it is for one and
the same cause. Departmental Action and criminal prosecution are different causes though arising from same facts.
84. Answer: B
Explanation: As given in the principle Corruption is the process by which a word or expression is changed from its
original state to one regarded as erroneous or debased and facts clearly states that Alcmaeonid family bribed the Oracle
of Delphi priestesses to convince the nation-state Sparta to help the family to conquer and rule Athens. It was only due
to the bribe that the priestess did so and changed the opinion of Sparta.
85. Answer: A
Explanation: The local beat constables comes under the category of by low- and mid-level public officials. Hence, it is
Petty Corruption. It cannot be Grand Corruption as no involvement of high level of government for policies distortion.
Similarly, it is not political corruption.
86. Answer: A
Explanation: The senior police officers who can cause problems with opening hours also comes under the category of
low- and mid-level public officials in their interactions with ordinary citizens. It cannot be Grand Corruption as no
involvement of high level of government for policies distortion. Similarly, it is not political corruption.
87. Answer: A
Explanation: The officials from various local authorities who also receive regular payments – around £50 per month –
to ensure that health, safety and hygiene inspections go smoothly comes under the category of low- and mid-level
public officials in their interactions with ordinary citizens. Thus, Petty Corruption it cannot be Grand Corruption as no
involvement of high level of government for policies distortion. Similarly, it is not political corruption.
88. Answer: D
Explanation: It is corruption is the process by which a word or expression is changed from its original state to one
regarded as erroneous or debased. The fact that Vishal had to pay some extra amount in the form of donation to school
shows it was not part of normal contract rather money was paid to change the no admission of his child into admission
into school. So, it is corruption but in no way can it be classified as Grand Corruption.
89. Answer: A
Explanation: Paying bribe for driving licence is comes under the category of low- and mid-level public officials in
their interactions with ordinary citizens. Thus, Petty Corruption it cannot be Grand Corruption as no involvement of
high level of government for policies distortion. Similarly, it is not political corruption.
90. Answer: D
Explanation: Competent public doctor comes under the category of low- and mid-level public officials in their
interactions with ordinary citizens. Thus, Petty Corruption it cannot be Grand Corruption as no involvement of high
level of government for policies distortion. Similarly, it is not political corruption.
91. Answer: C
Explanation: The senior police officers who can cause problems with opening hours also comes under the category of
low- and mid-level public officials in their interactions with ordinary citizens. Thus, Petty Corruption it cannot be
Grand Corruption as no involvement of high level of government for policies distortion. Similarly, it is not political
corruption.
92. Answer: C
Explanation: The delay due to strike was the cause of increase in price and thus Denning Rees cannot succeed in
getting payment for his own wrong.
93. Answer: D
Explanation: The State shall not favour any particular religion also implies that the state shall not interfere in
someone’s right to practice their religion. Thus, the Court would quash the rustication, since it infringes the
Fundamental Right of freedom of religion.
94. Answer: B
Explanation: Cheating is saying or doing something dishonesty which makes someone believe that something is true
when it is not. ‘Charlie Cheat’ knew his property was encumbered and yet he sold it to ‘Chaplin Cheat’ without
informing about the same.
95. Answer: B
Explanation: As the principle states even a different court cannot hear a matter on same facts already heard by another
court. Thus, the suit shall be stayed since both the cases arise out of a single transaction.
96. Answer: A
Explanation: When one student can only ask one question and 50 questions have been asked that means All of them
have asked questions.
97. Answer: A
Explanation: L earns handsome amount of profit is liable to pay taxes as an individual has to file his tax return if the
gross taxable income is above the basic exemption limit. Also the fact implies it is L, a taxpayer on his own decides not
to pay taxes.
98. Answer: D
Explanation: At Xanibar it is compulsory for men to wear burqa. X is a female, Thus she is not required to wear the
same. All the given options are wrong.
99. Answer: A
Explanation: As per principle Everyone should dress according to the place they are visiting. As per facts in Jordan
both male and female should expose as little skin as possible because Women should wear loose fitting clothes,
covering the arms, legs and chest area, while T-shirts are best avoided for both sexes. (d) option is incorrect as foreign
women who cover their heads by wearing burqa could also possibly be seen as inappropriate to non-Muslims in Jordan
100. Answer: D
Explanation: In Xanibar, where wearing burqa is a must for all. Thus, as per principle both option (a) and (c) are
correct. Option (b) is wrong as wearing burqa is the norm in Xanibar not an additional dress requirement at certain
religious sites.
101. Answer: C
Explanation: X is vacationing in India so he is not in a tough situation thus his mind is not working because as per
principle mind only works when the situation is tough.
102. Answer: D
Explanation: X is facing a tough situation of dealing with a rattlesnake, thus his mind is working because as per
principle mind only works when the situation is tough.
103. Answer: D
Explanation: Principle does not say anything about who can or cannot take the test. Rather the principle is talking
about individuals. Drunkard person is still an individual.
104. Answer: C
Explanation: Is the right option as the principle clearly states the denial of tobacco sale to any citizen born after a
certain year. Thus, creating new tobacco-free generations meaning the generation which would not smoke.
105. Answer: D
Explanation: Krono got infection while being kept with the creche. Thus, they cannot benefit from their own wrong by
claiming remaining payment. Rather they should pay compensation to Seem for the lack of care.
106. Answer: C
Explanation: Self explanatory
107. Answer: B
Explanation: Abhishek's father is Jain as the grandmother was Sikh and his father was Jain. It doesn’t matter that his
mother is Christian because his father is Jain. Therefore, Abhishek is Jain.
108. Answer: C
Explanation: As per principle unreasonable restrictions can be imposed by lawful authority in interest of the public. It
is unreasonable to Quarantine an AIDS patient, though he has been taken to government research facility for his
interest (treatment or otherwise).
109 Answer: A
Explanation: Widow Daughter means she had been married once. Thus he will not get benefit under the exception of
unmarried daughter.
110. Answer: A
Explanation: Raja bought some land in the name of his concubine Sita. Thus he will not get benefitunder the exception
of his wife or unmarried daughter
111. Answer: A
Explanation: Self-Explanatory
112. Answer: D
Explanation: Self Explanatory
113. Answer: C
Explanation: As it is the most explained between (b) and (c)
114. Answer: A
Explanation: Driver gives lift to ‘C’, who stays close to his master’s house. In the course of driving the car towards
A’s house, he negligently collides with a vehicle. Thus the act falls in the course of employment.
115. Answer: C
Explanation: Brick Grinding machine generated dust which polluted the atmosphere making it unlawful
(unreasonable) interference with a doctor’s enjoyment of property.
Section V: General Knowledge

116. Answer: C 117. Answer: C 118. Answer: D 119. Answer: C 120. Answer: D 121. Answer: A 122. Answer: A
123. Answer: A 124. Answer: A 125. Answer: A 126. Answer: C 127. Answer: C 128. Answer: D 129. Answer: D
130. Answer: C 131. Answer: C 132. Answer: A 133. Answer: A 134. Answer: B 135. Answer: B 136. Answer: C
137. Answer: D 138. Answer: A 139. Answer: C 140. Answer: B 141. Answer: C 142. Answer: B 143. Answer: D
144. Answer: B 145. Answer: B 146. Answer: D 147. Answer: B 148. Answer: C 149. Answer: A 150. Answer: B

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5. Answer: A 6. Answer: B 7. Answer: B

23. Answer: D 24. Answer: A 25. Answer: A

Section II: Maths

Section III: Logical Reasoning

So, B is the Company Secretary in the firm.

==> The final point is 3 km towards the east of point A.

Therefore the direction she finally faces is North-east.

Section IV: Legal Reasoning

Section V: General Knowledge

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