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Reasoning Ability
Circle Seating Arrangement 1 variable E) None of these
Directions (1-5): Study the following information 2. If A is related to D and C is related to B in a certain
carefully and answer the questions given below. way, then F is related to_____?
Eight persons viz. A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting A) B
on a circular table such that all of them are facing B) G
towards the centre, but not necessarily in the same C) H
order. D) E
A sits three persons away from B. F sits second to E) None of these
the right of B. Both E and D face towards each other 3. What is the position of F with respect to E?
where D doesn’t sit adjacent to F. One person sits A) Immediate left
between H and C. G sits exactly in the middle of H B) Third to the right
and C who doesn’t sit facing B. C) Immediate right
1. Who among the following person sits second to D) Third to the left
the left of E? E) None of these
A) A 4. If both G and H interchanges their position, then
B) F who among the following person sits third to the
C) H right of G?
D) G A) H
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B) D November and December but necessarily in the
C) E same order.
D) C Honey has his birthday in the month of June. Kunal
E) None of these has his birthday in the month having 30 days. Only
5. Which of the following option is true with respect one person has his birthday in between the birthday
to the final arrangement? of Kunal and Pritam. Sohan has his birthday in the
A) More than one person sit between B and C when month having least number of days. Pritam and
counted from the right of C Hemant have their birthday in the given consecutive
B) F is facing towards H months. Neither Farhan nor Achin has their birthday
C) D doesn’t sit second to the left of G in the month of January. There is a gap of one month
D) Two persons sit from the right of B to A in between the birthday of and Farhan and Jai who
E) None is true has his birthday before Rahul. Rahul has his
Month puzzle birthday in the month having 31 days but neither in
Directions (6-10): Study the given information the month of May nor in the month of December.
carefully and answer the questions given below: 6) Who among the following has his birthday in the
Nine Persons viz., Farhan, Jai, Rahul, Hemant, month of December?
Sohan, Kunal, Pritam, Honey and Achin have their A) Achin
Birthday in nine different months i.e. January, B) Honey
February, March, May, June,September, October, C) Hemant
D) Jai
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E) None of These C) Rahul and Pritam have their birthday in the
7) Four of the five are alike in a certain way and consecutive month
hence forms a group. Who among the following does D) Both A and B
not belong to that group? E) Both A and C
A) Rahul 10) In which of the following month does Farhan has
B) Achin his birthday?
C) Jai A) May
D) Pritam B) January
E) Farhan C) September
8) Which of the following combination is not true? D) February
A) February-Sohan E) March
B) May-Achin Coding Decoding

C) September-Honey Directions: 11-15) Answer the following questions
D) November-Pritam based on the information given below
E) December-Hemant Letters in the first row, followed be their
9) Which of the following statements is/are not Digit/Symbol code in the next row:
true?
O R T M D E I Q Z F H K A P J
A) Kunal has his birthday in the month of October.
B) Farhan has his birthday in the month of 31 days

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D. @%6δ3©
E. None of these
Conditions: 13) What is the code of the word MZPJKH?
(i) If the first letter is a vowel and the last letter is a A. $#6δ%$
consonant, both are to be coded as the code for the B. 5#8δ%5
vowel. C. $%8δ%5
(ii) If both the first and the last letters are D. 5#6δ%5
consonants, both are to be coded for the last letter. E. None of these
(iii) If the first letter is a consonant and the last 14) What is the code of the word DFIQZH?
letter is a vowel, both are to be coded as ‘⋆’. A. 5$1$45
11) What is the code of the word ADATRJ? B. 5$145#
A. @9@87@ C. 5$14#5
B. δ9@87δ D. 51$4#5
C. @9@67@ E. None of these
D. δ9@67@ 15) What is the code of the word AMRPJQ?
E. None of these A. @7834@
12) What is the code of the word PKPJMO? B. @7843@
A. ⋆%6δ3⋆ C. @378δ@
B. ⋆%863@ D. @8734@
C. ⋆%8δ3⋆ E. None of these
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Reasoning – Answers and Explanations

Directions (1-5):
Common Explanation
One person sits between H and C. G sits exactly in the
middle of H and C who doesn’t sit facing B. Hence, case
1 gets eliminated.
A sits three persons away from B. F sits second to the
right of B.
1. Answer: D) G
2. Answer: C) H
3. Answer: A) Immediate left

Both E and D face towards each other where D doesn’t
4. Answer: B) D
sit adjacent to F.
5. Answer: E) None is true
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Directions (6-10): CASE I:
Common Explanation (6-10) Names of Months Names of Persons
Names of Months Names of Persons January (31)
January (31) February (28)
February (28) March (31)
March (31) May (31)
May (31) June (30) Honey
June (30) Honey September (30)
September (30) October (31)
October (31) November (30) Kunal
November (30) December (31)
December (31)
CASE II:
STEP II: Kunal has his birthday in the month having 30 Names of Months Names of Persons
days. January (31)
As per this statement, there are two possible cases and February (28)
the arrangement will look like this: March (31)
May (31)
June (30) Honey
September (30) Kunal
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October (31) CASE II:
November (30) Names of Months Names of Persons
December (31) January (31)
STEP III: Only one person has his birthday in between February (28)
the birthday of Kunal and Pritam. March (31)
As per this statement, CASE II will further get split into May (31)
one more case and the arrangement will look like this: June (30) Honey
CASE I: September (30) Kunal
Names of Months Names of Persons October (31)
January (31) November (30) Pritam
February (28) December (31)
March (31) CASE II (A):
May (31) Names of Months Names of Persons
June (30) Honey January (31)
September (30) Pritam February (28)
October (31) March (31)
November (30) Kunal May (31) Pritam
December (31) June (30) Honey
October (31)
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November (30) CASE II:
December (31) Names of Months Names of Persons
January (31)
STEP IV: Sohan has his birthday in the month having February (28) Sohan
least number of days. March (31)
As per this statement, the arrangement will look like May (31)
this: June (30) Honey
Names of Months Names of Persons October (31)
February (28) Sohan December (31)
September (30) Pritam February (28) Sohan
October (31) March (31)
October (31)
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November (30) CASE II:
December (31) Names of Months Names of Persons
January (31)
STEP V: Pritam and Hemant have their birthday in the February (28) Sohan
given consecutive months. March (31)
As per this statement, CASE II will further get split into May (31)
one more case and the arrangement will look like this: June (30) Honey
Names of Months Names of Persons October (31) Hemant
February (28) Sohan December (31)
October (31) Hemant March (31) Hemant
October (31)
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November (30) As per this statement, the arrangement will look like
December (31) this:
CASE I:
CASE II (B): Names of Months Names of Persons
Names of Months Names of Persons January (31) Jai
January (31) February (28) Sohan
February (28) Sohan March (31) Farhan
March (31) May (31)
May (31) June (30) Honey
June (30) Honey September (30) Pritam
September (30) Kunal October (31) Hemant
October (31) November (30) Kunal
November (30) Pritam December (31) Rahul
December (31) Hemant
CASE II:
STEP VI: Neither Farhan nor Achin has their birthday Names of Months Names of Persons
in the month of January. There is a gap of one month in January (31) Jai
between the birthday of and Farhan and Jai who has February (28) Sohan
his birthday before Rahul. March (31) Farhan
May (31)
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June (30) Honey CASE II (B):
September (30) Kunal Names of Months Names of Persons
October (31) Hemant January (31) Jai
November (30) Pritam February (28) Sohan
December (31) Rahul March (31) Farhan
May (31)
CASE II (A): June (30) Honey
Names of Months Names of Persons September (30) Kunal
January (31) October (31) Rahul
February (28) Sohan November (30) Pritam
March (31) Hemant December (31) Hemant
May (31) Pritam
June (30) Honey STEP VII: Rahul has his birthday in the month having
September (30) Kunal 31 days but neither in the month of May nor in the
October (31) Jai month of December.
November (30) Rahul As per this statement, CASE I, CASE II and CASE II
December (31) Farhan (A)will get eliminated and we will continuewith CASE
II (B) and the final arrangement will look like this:
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CASE I September (30) Kunal
Names of Months Names of October (31) Hemant
Persons November (30) Pritam
January (31) Jai December (31) Rahul
February (28) Sohan
March (31) Farhan CaseII (A):
October (31) Hemant March (31) Hemant
December (31) Rahul June (30) Honey
CASE II: October (31) Jai
Names of Months Names of Persons November (30) Rahul
January (31) Jai December (31) Farhan
February (28) Sohan
March (31) Farhan
May (31)
June (30) Honey
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CASE II (B): Final Arrangement Directions: 11-15)
Names of Months Names of Persons Common Explanation
January (31) Jai 11. Answer C
February (28) Sohan Given Digit/Symbol code:
March (31) Farhan O R T M D E I Q Z F H K A P J
May (31) Achim © 7 6 3 9 2 1 4 # $ 5 % @ 8 δ
June (30) Honey
September (30) Kunal Given term: ADATRJ
October (31) Rahul Here first letter is a vowel and the last letter is a
November (30) Pritam consonant. Thus rule (i) is applicable.
December (31) Hemant Thus both letter ‘A’ and ‘J’ will be coded as @.
Thus ADATRJ will be coded as @9@67@.
6. Answer . C 12. Answer C
7. Answer D Given Digit/Symbol code:
8. Answer C O R T M D E I Q Z F H K A P J
9. Answer A © 7 6 3 9 2 1 4 # $ 5 % @ 8 δ
10. Answer E
Given term: PKPJMO
Here first letter is a consonant and the last letter is a
vowel. Thus rule (iii) is applicable.
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Thus PKPJMO will be coded as ⋆%8δ3⋆. Given term: DFIQZH
13. Answer C Here both the first and the last letters are consonants.
Given Digit/Symbol code: Thus rule (ii) is applicable
O R T M D E I Q Z F H K A P J Thus both letter ‘D’ and ‘H’ will be coded as 5.
© 7 6 3 9 2 1 4 # $ 5 % @ 8 δ Thus DFIQZH will be coded as 5$14#5.
15. Answer C
Given term: MZPJKH Given Digit/Symbol code:
Here both the first and the last letters are consonants. O R T M D E I Q Z F H K A P J
Thus rule (ii) is applicable.

© 7 6 3 9 2 1 4 # $ 5 % @ 8 δ
Thus both letter ‘M’ and ‘H’ will be coded as 5.
Thus MZPJKH will be coded as 5#8δ%5.

Given term: AMRPJQ
14. Answer cC
Here first letter is a vowel and the last letter is a
Given Digit/Symbol code:
consonant. Thus rule (i) is applicable.
O R T M D E I Q Z F H K A P J
Thus both letter ‘A’ and ‘Q’ will be coded as @.
© 7 6 3 9 2 1 4 # $ 5 % @ 8 Δ Thus AMRPJQ will be coded as @378δ@.
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Quantitative Aptitude
Bar DI
Directions (1-5): Study the bar graph and answer the questions given below.
The bar graph shows number of students enrolled in different language classes in five divisions A, B, C, D
and E.
1.What is the ratio of number of students enrolled D) 2:1
for Marathi and Hindi in Div-C to number of students E) None of these
enrolled for Hindi and English in Div-A? 2. Students who enrolled for Marathi from Div-C are
A) 1:2 approximately what percentage of total students
B) 3:2 enrolled from Div-A?
C) 2:3 A) 11.11%
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B) 22.22% E) None of these
C) 33.33% 5. What is the difference between no. of students
D) 44.44% who enrolled for Hindi from Div.-A, B and E together
E) 55.55% and no. of students who enrolled for English from
3. If the ratio of girls to boys who enrolled for Hindi Div.-B, C and D together?
language from Div-E is 9:8 then how many girls A) 28
enrolled for Hindi language from Div-E? B) 42
A) 24 C) 26
B) 12 D) 46
C) 15 E) 36
D) 21 Approximation
E) 18 6) ? = (80.06% of 3449.92) ÷ 5.15 + 190.32
4. Students who enrolled for English from Div-A and A.270
B together are approximately what percentage more B.742
or less than students enrolled for Hindi from Div.-C C.425
and E together? D.1800
A) 17.39% less E.2670
B) 21.05% more 7) 74.99% of 599.986 + 17.99% of 1150.13 = 3 * ?
C) 7.5% more A.219
D) 7.5% less B.511
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C.919 E.2465
D.128 Wrong Number

E.145 11) 22 24 30 60 116 250
8) 335.13 + 24.93 – 312. 85 + ? = 815.31 A.24
A.148 B.22
B.270 C.116
C.421 D.250
D.768 E.None of these
E.980 12)
9) 59.91% of 129.78 + 7.01% of 350.15 = ? 10000 2000 800 640 1024 3276
A.102.5 .6
B.145 A.2000
C.178 B.640
D.182 C.3276.6
E.190 D.800
10) (17.156)2 + (1.945)2 + (9.903)3 = ? E.1024
A.1206 13) 48 168 504 1260 2520 3760
B.2160 A.48
C.1290 B.3760
D.1360 C.504
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D.1260 E.4620
E.2520 15) 32, 44, 74, 116, 172, 242
14) 704 352 528 1310 4620 20790 A.32
A.704 B.44
B.352 C.74
C.528 D.172
D.1310 E.242
Quantitative Aptitude – Answers and Explanations

1. Answer: A 3. Answer: E
Total number of students enrolled for Marathi and Ratio of girls to boys who enrolled for Hindi language
Hindi in Div-C = 24+12 =36 from Div.-E is 9:8
Total number of students enrolled for Hindi and Total no. of students who enrolled for Hindi in Div.-E =
English in Div-A = 52+20 =72 34
Required ratio = 1:2 Then no. of girls enrolled for Hindi language from Div.-
2. Answer: B E = 9/(9+8)*34
Students who enrolled for Marathi from Div.-C = 24 = 18
Total no. of students enrolled from Div-A =(36+52+20) 4. Answer: A
= 108 Students who enrolled for English from Div-A and B
Required percentage = 24/108*100 = 22.22% together = 20+18 = 38
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Students who enrolled for Hindi from Div.-C and E 8. Answer: D
together = 12+34 = 46 335.13 + 24.93 – 312. 85 + ? = 815.31
Required = (46-38)/46*100 => 335 + 25 – 313 + ? = 815
= (8/46)*100 = 17.39% less => 815 – 47
5. Answer: D => 768
No. of students who enrolled for Hindi from Div.-A, B 9. Answer: A
and E together = 52+62+34 = 148 59.91% of 129.78 + 7.01% of 350.15 = ?
No. of students who enrolled for English from Div.-B, C => 60% of 130 + 7% of 350
and D together = 18+70+14 = 102 => 78 + 24.5
Required difference = 148-102 =46 =>102.5
6. Answer: B 10. Answer: C
? = (80.06% of 3449.92) ÷ 5.15 + 190.32 (17.156)2 + (1.945)2 + (9.903)3 = ?
=> (80% of 3450) ÷ 5 + 190 172 + 22 + 103 = ?
=> 2760 ÷ 5 + 190 289 + 1 + 1000 = ?
=> 742 ? = 1290
7. Answer: A 11. Answer: C
74.99% of 599.986 + 17.99% of 1150.13 = 3 * ? 22 + (1³ + 1) = 24
=> 75% of 600 + 18% of 1150 = 3 * ? 24 + (2³ - 2) = 30
=> (450 + 207)/3 30 + (3³ + 3) = 60
=> 219 60 + (4³ - 4) = 120
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120 + (5³ + 5) = 250 E.2520
12) Answer: B
10000 2000 800 640 1024 3276 48 x 3.5 = 168
.6 168 x 3 = 504
A.2000 504 x 2.5 = 1260
B.640 1260 x 2 =2520
C.3276.6 2520 x 1.5 = 3780
D.800 14) 704 352 528 1310 4620 20790
E.1024 A.704
Answer: C B.352
10000 x 20% = 2000 C.528
2000 x 40% = 800 D.1310
800 x 80% = 640 E.4620
640 x 160% = 1024 Answer: D
1024 x 320% = 3276.8 704 x 1/2 = 352
13) 48 168 504 1260 2520 3760 352 x 3/2 = 528
A.48 528 x 5/2 = 1320
B.3760 1320 x 7/2 = 4620
C.504 4620 x 9/2 = 20790
D.1260 15) 32, 44, 74, 116, 172, 242
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A.32 32+ (14*1)= 32 + 14 =46
B.44 46+ (14*2)= 46 + 28=74
C.74 74+ (14*3)= 74 + 42=116
D.172 116+ (14*4)= 116 + 56=172
E.242 172+ (14*5)= 172 + 70=242
Answer: B
English Language
Single fillers B)Plausible
Direction(1-5): In each of the following sentences, C)Revamped
there is a blank space. Below each such sentence, D)Primal
there are four options with one word each. Fill up E)Foster
the blank with the word that makes the sentence 2.Reforms based on the Committee’s
grammatically and contextually correct. If none of recommendations will have serious _________ for
the given words is your answer, choose option (e) as every person who is subjected to the criminal justice
your answer choice. system.
1. President Trump represents the last _______ A)Shrug
shriek of retrograde white men afraid to lose their B)Scrounged
power. C)Stringent
A)Unprecedented D)Lauded
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E)Ramifications 5.This is obvious on health concerns alone. India’s
3.When the Nepal-India dispute over the Himalayan count of corona infections still seems on a relentless
territory of Limpiyadhura flared up, opinion makers upward path, signifying the failure of our ________of
presented it as the doing of an upstart nation run by measures to contain the pandemic.
a renegade Prime Minister thumbing its nose at A)Muster
India, that too at Beijing's________. B)Juggling
A)Instigation C)Prestidigitation
B)Slump D)Flurry
C)Mimic E)Overweening
D)Manic Rearrange the word

E)Perseverance Direction(6-10)In each of the following questions a
4. As India’s government _______ on compensating grammatically correct and meaningful sentence is
the states for GST shortfalls, there are murmurs of given with four words given in bold in each. Which
a sovereign default, constitutional crisis and of the following words should replace each other to
breakdown of federalism. form a meaningful and grammatically correct
A)Compatriot sentence.
B)Reneges 6. Questions
C)Plump They try to constantly(A) false images of themselves
D)Buzzing by portray(B) trying to show that they
E)Subtlest
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are successful(C) in their careers and expect(D) me a collapse(C) if activity is stopped for another
to do the same. fortnight.
A.A-D A.CBA
B.C-D B.BAC
C.A-C, B-D C.CAB
D.A-B D.BCA
E.B-D E.No correction required
7.ISRO minimized(A) expenses by using 9.The believed (A) ,for Mr. Sanders, is the lesson came
relatively scientific(B)rockets because of the too late and too few people trouble (B) that he was
low designed(C), engineered and either capable of defeating (C) President Donald
procured small(D) payload, about 15 kg, compared to Trump or getting his agenda through Congress or both.
Maven’s 65 kg. A.CBA
A.A-D B.CAB
B.C-D C.BAC
C.A-C, B-D D.BCA
D.A-B, C-D E.No correction required
E.B-D 10.The impact of a three-week lockdown on
8.There is nuanced (A) pressure from industry bodies reducing clinically (A) cannot be gauged well till the
to opt for a tremendous (B) policy that will help third week because the virus has an incubation
economic activity to restart as they fear (B) period that can extend up to 14 days, though the
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vast majority of cases infectivity (C) emerge by 11 members, and 13) ___________________.The
days. reiteration by the President of an essential 14)
A.CAB _____________ too soon. Concerns are increasingly
B.ACB being 15) ___________ of people regarding violations
C.CBA of the Constitution by those in authority.Concerns
D.BCA about the future of democracy and democratic
E.No correction required traditions are, no doubt, growing across the world.
Sentence Completion 11. ?
Directions(11-15) The given passage has blanks A.by the President of an essential truth came not a
within it, which suggest that one of the sentences moment
may fit the given blank. You need to identify which B.to mark the 70th anniversary of the adoption
sentence may fit the blank. If none of the sentences C.recent developments in India, however, seem to
fit the blank, then mark your answer as E(None of ‘singe’,
these). D.the Constitution for a specific purpose
On the occasion of Constitution Day, at a joint E.None of these
sitting of Parliament 11) _____________________ of 12. ?
the Constitution, President Ram NathKovind, A.all portents of danger
(quoting B.R.Ambedkar) made a significant B.the Indian Constitution provides for a federal system
observation that 12) ___________________,persons C.Constitutional capers are aggravating this situation
occupying constitutional posts, civil society D.all three organs of the state
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E.None of these C. truth came not a moment
13. ? D.which conflicts with some of the basic precepts
A.citizens should abide by ‘constitutional morality’ E.None of these
B.this could still be unconstitutional 15. ?
C.that has erupted across the nation is a testimony A.voiced by different segments
D.that the Constitution has been the guarantor of equal B.India has been grappling with several more critical
treatment to people of all religions issues
E.None of these C.it raises more questions as to what were the real
14. ? reasons
A.the violence in varying degrees of intensity D.that the fundamental principles of the Constitution
B.the issue of refugees from neighbouring countries E.None of these
English – Answers and Explanations

1. Answer D existed from the beginning; in an earliest or original
President Trump represents the last primal shriek of stage or state, Foster - Promote the growth of
retrograde white men afraid to lose their power. 2. Answer E
Meaning: Unprecedented - Having no precedent; Reforms based on the Committee’s recommendations
novel, Plausible - Apparently reasonable or valid, will have serious ramifications for every person who is
Revamped - To patch up or renovate; repair or restore, subjected to the criminal justice system.
Primal - Serving as an essential component/ Having
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Meaning: Shrug - Raise one’s shoulders to indicate As India’s government reneges on compensating the
lack of knowledge, Scrounged - Collect or look around states for GST shortfalls, there are murmurs of a
for (food), Stringent - Demanding strict attention to sovereign default, constitutional crisis and breakdown
rules and procedures, Lauded - Praise or glorify, of federalism.
Ramifications - The act of branching out or dividing Meaning: Compatriot - A person from a same country,
into branches/ A development that complicates a Reneges - The mistake of not following suit when able
situation to do so/fail to keep a promise or agreement Plump -
3. Answer A Sufficiently fat, Buzzing - Noisy like the sound of a bee,
When the Nepal-India dispute over the Himalayan Subtlest - Working or spreading in a hidden and
territory of Limpiyadhura flared up, opinion makers usually injurious way
presented it as the doing of an upstart nation run by a 5. Answer D
renegade Prime Minister thumbing its nose at India, This is obvious on health concerns alone. India’s count
that too at Beijing's instigation. of corona infections still seems on a relentless upward
Meaning: Instigation - The verbal act of urging on/ path, signifying the failure of our flurry of measures to
Deliberate and intentional triggering (of trouble or contain the pandemic.
discord) Slump - Fall or sink heavily or suddenly, Meaning: Muster - Gather or bring together, Juggling
Mimic - Constituting an imitation, Manic - Affected - The act of rearranging things to give a misleading
with or marked by mania uncontrolled by reason, impression, Prestidigitation - A display of skill and
Perseverance - Persistent Determination adroitness, Flurry - Move in an agitated or confused
4. Answer B
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manner Overweening - Unrestrained/Arrogant with There is tremendous pressure from industry bodies to
regard to feelings opt for a nuanced policy that will help economic activity
6. Answer: D to restart as they fear a collapse if activity is stopped
After rearrangement correct sentence will be , “They try for another fortnight.
to portray false images of themselves by constantly 9. Answer: C
trying to show that they are successful in their careers ‘believed’ means accept that (something) is true,
and expect me to do the same...” especially without proof.
7. Answer: E ‘trouble’ means difficulty or problems.
After rearrangement correct sentence will be “ISRO ‘defeating’ means win a victory over (someone) in a
minimised expenses by using relatively small rockets battle or other contest; overcome or beat.
because of the low designed, engineered and procured The trouble, for Mr. Sanders, is the lesson came too
scientific payload, about 15 kg, compared to Maven’s late and too few people believed that he was either
65 kg..” capable of defeating President Donald Trump or
8. Answer: B getting his agenda through Congress or both.
‘nuanced' means characterized by subtle shades of 10. Answer: C
meaning or expression. ‘clinically’ means in a way that relates to the
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adoption of the Constitution. The reiteration by the President of an essential truth
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state, persons occupying constitutional posts. in authority.
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Circle Seating Arrangement 1 variable E) None of these

Eight persons viz. A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting A) B

on a circular table such that all of them are facing B) G

towards the centre, but not necessarily in the same C) H

A sits three persons away from B. F sits second to E) None of these

where D doesn’t sit adjacent to F. One person sits A) Immediate left

between H and C. G sits exactly in the middle of H B) Third to the right

and C who doesn’t sit facing B. C) Immediate right

the left of E? E) None of these

A) A 4. If both G and H interchanges their position, then

B) F who among the following person sits third to the

D) C Honey has his birthday in the month of June. Kunal

Month puzzle birthday in the month having 31 days but neither in

Nine Persons viz., Farhan, Jai, Rahul, Hemant, month of December?

Sohan, Kunal, Pritam, Honey and Achin have their A) Achin

Birthday in nine different months i.e. January, B) Honey

February, March, May, June,September, October, C) Hemant

not belong to that group? E) Both A and C

A) Rahul 10) In which of the following month does Farhan has

B) Achin his birthday?

8) Which of the following combination is not true? D) February

B) May-Achin Coding Decoding

D) November-Pritam based on the information given below

E) December-Hemant Letters in the first row, followed be their

B) Farhan has his birthday in the month of 31 days

Conditions: 13) What is the code of the word MZPJKH?

consonant, both are to be coded as the code for the B. 5#8δ%5

letter is a vowel, both are to be coded as ‘⋆’. A. 5$1$45

11) What is the code of the word ADATRJ? B. 5$145#

C. @9@67@ E. None of these

D. δ9@67@ 15) What is the code of the word AMRPJQ?

E. None of these A. @7834@

12) What is the code of the word PKPJMO? B. @7843@

C. ⋆%8δ3⋆ E. None of these

Reasoning – Answers and Explanations

One person sits between H and C. G sits exactly in the

middle of H and C who doesn’t sit facing B. Hence, case

A sits three persons away from B. F sits second to the

3. Answer: A) Immediate left

Common Explanation (6-10) Names of Months Names of Persons

Names of Months Names of Persons January (31)

January (31) February (28)

February (28) March (31)

March (31) May (31)

May (31) June (30) Honey

June (30) Honey September (30)

September (30) October (31)

October (31) November (30) Kunal

November (30) December (31)

days. January (31)

the arrangement will look like this: March (31)

June (30) Honey

September (30) Kunal

November (30) Names of Months Names of Persons

December (31) January (31)

the birthday of Kunal and Pritam. March (31)

CASE I: September (30) Kunal

Names of Months Names of Persons October (31)

January (31) November (30) Pritam

February (28) December (31)

March (31) CASE II (A):

May (31) Names of Months Names of Persons