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Reasoning Ability
Directions (1-5): Study the following information d) E
carefully and answer the below questions. e) A
Eight persons- A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are
going for an internship program on different 4) Who among the following person goes in
months viz. January, February, March, April, July?
May, June, July, and August of the same year. a) B
B goes in April. Only one person goes between B b) A
and F. H goes immediately after F. Only three c) E
persons are going between H and G. A goes d) C
immediately before E. The number of persons e) G
going between A and G is the same as the
number of persons going between E and C. 5) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
1) In which of the following month does D go for way as per the given arrangement and thus form
an internship program? a group. Which of the following one does not
a) August belong to that group?
b) June a) D
c) May b) H
d) April c) F
e) January d) A
e) G
2) How many persons are going between D and
A? Directions (6-10): Study the following information
a) One carefully and answer the below questions.
b) Two Seven persons- L, M, N, O, P, Q, and R are
c) Five sitting in a linear row facing the north direction
d) Four but not necessarily in the same order.
e) Three R sits third to the left of Q but none of them sits
at the end of the row. Only one person sits
3) Who among the following person goes two between R and L. At least one person sits to the
persons after F? left of L. M sits immediate left of O. The number
a) C of persons sitting between N and L is the same
b) The one who goes immediately before A as the number of persons sitting between L and
c) The one who goes two persons after G O.
6) As many persons sit to the left of R as to the c) Three

right of ____. d) One
a) The one who sits immediate left of P e) Two
b) O
c) M 10) What is the position of L with respect to M?
d) L a) Immediate right
e) The one who sits immediate right of L b) Immediate left
c) Third to the right
7) Who among the following persons sit between d) Second to the left
R and M? e) Second to the right
I. L
II. Q Directions (11-15): Study the following
III. N information carefully and answer the below
IV. O questions.
a) Only I and II Seven persons-T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z are
b) Only III and IV working in the same company with different
c) Only I and III designations. The designations are in decreasing
d) Only II and IV order as President, Project manager, Manager,
e) All I, II, III and IV Team Leader, Senior Tester, Associate test
engineer and Junior Tester where President is
8) Who among the following pair of persons are the seniormost designation.
immediate neighbors? Z works as a Manager. The number of persons
a) NP senior to Z is the same as the number of persons
b) QM junior to T. W works either immediately senior or
c) RO immediately junior to T. V works immediately
d) PM senior to Y but not junior to T. X is senior to W
e) LN but junior to Z.
11) Who among the following person is three
9) If all the persons are made to sit in persons senior to X?
alphabetical order from the left end, then how a) V
many persons are unchanged in their positions? b) Y
a) None c) X
b) Four d) T
e) W b) Project Manager
c) Manager
12) Who among the following persons are senior d) Team Leader
to T? e) Junior Tester
I. U
II. X Directions (16-20): Study the following
III. Z information carefully and answer the below
IV. W questions.
a) Only I and IV Eight persons- G, H, I, J, K, L, M, and N are
b) Only I and III providing food to orphanage people one after
c) Only III and IV another but not necessarily in the same order.
d) Only II and III H provides three persons before I. Only one
e) Only I and II person provides between I and K. L provides
immediately after K. G provides two persons
13) Who among the following person works as before N. N provides either immediately before or
President? immediately after H. As many persons provide
a) The one who is immediately senior to Y before M as after K.
b) Y 16) Who among the following person provides
c) Z the food immediately after J?
d) The one who is immediately senior to U a) M
e) T b) J
c) G
14) Four of the following five are alike in a certain d) N
way to form a Group. Find the one which does e) K
not belong to that group?
a) President-Y 17) Four of the following are alike in a certain
b) Senior Tester-V way and hence form a group. Who among the
c) Manager-X following one does not belong to that group?
d) Project Manager-Z a) JN
e) Team Leader-T b) GH
c) MK
15) What is the designation of X? d) IM
a) President e) NL
b) Both II and III

18) What is the position of I from the last? c) Both I and II
a)First d) Only III
b) Fifth e) Only II
c) Third
d) Fourth 20) If all the persons are arranged in alphabetical
e) Second order from the last, then how many persons are
unchanged in their position?
19) Who among the following person provides a) Two
after N? b) One
I. G c) None
II. J d) Three
III. K e) Four
a) Only I
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Answer Key with Explanation
Directions (1-5):
1) Answer: E
2) Answer: E
3) Answer: B
4) Answer: E
5) Answer: C(Others are going in the month
having 31 days except option C)
Final Arrangement:
From the above condition, Case-2 gets

eliminated. Case-1 shows the final arrangement.
We have,
 B goes in April.
 Only one person goes between B and F.
 H goes immediately after F. Directions (6-10):
From the above condition, there are two 6) Answer: C
possibilities. 7) Answer: A
8) Answer: B
9) Answer: A
10) Answer: D
Final Arrangement:
We have,
 R sits third to the left of Q but none of
them sits at the end of the row.
 Only one person sits between R and L.
Again we have,
 At least one person sits to the left of L.
 Only three persons are going between H
From the above condition, there are two
and G. possibilities.
 A goes immediately before E.
 The number of persons going between A
and G is the same as the number of
persons going between E and C.
Again we have,
 M sits immediate left of O. We have,
 The number of persons sitting between N  Z works as a Manager.
and L is the same as the number of  The number of persons senior to Z is the
persons sitting between L and O. same as the number of persons junior to
From the above condition, case-2 gets T.
eliminated. Case-1 shows the final arrangement.  W works either immediately senior or
immediately junior to T.
possibilities.
Directions (11-15):
11) Answer: A
12) Answer: D
13) Answer: A
14) Answer: B
15) Answer: D Again we have,
Final Arrangement:  V works immediately senior to Y but not
junior to T.
 X is senior to W but junior to Z.
From the above condition, Case-1 gets
 Only one person provides between I and

K.
possibilities.
Directions (16-20): Again we have,

16) Answer: C  L provides immediately after K.
17) Answer: D  G provides two persons before N.
18) Answer: A  N provides either immediately before or
19) Answer: D immediately after H.
20) Answer: C  As many persons provide before M as
Final Arrangement: after K.
From the above condition, case-1 gets
We have,
 H provides three persons before I.
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Directions (1-5): Study the following statements logically follows from the given statements
and then decide which of the given conclusions disregarding the commonly known facts.
1. Statements:
No Lockdown is Pandemic a) Only I follows

All Pandemics are Corona b) Only II follows
Only a few Vaccines are Corona c) Both I and II follow
Conclusions: d) Either I or II follows
I. No Corona is Lockdown e) Neither I nor II follows
II. Some Vaccines are not corona
a) Only I follows 4. Statements:
b) Only II follows All Chocolates are Vanilla
c) Both I and II follow Some Chocolates are Strawberry
d) Either I or II follows Only a few Strawberry are Caramel
e) Neither I nor II follows No Caramel is Blackcurrant
Conclusions:
2. Statements: I. No Chocolate is Caramel
Only a few Teachers are Lecturers II. Some Caramel is Chocolate
Some Lecturers are Professors a) Only I follows
All Professors are HOD b) Only II follows
Conclusions: c) Both I and II follow
I. Some HOD are Lecturers d) Either I or II follows
II. Some Professors are not Teachers e) Neither I nor II follows
a) Only I follows
b) Only II follows 5. Statements:
c) Both I and II follow All Lehenga is Embroidery
d) Either I or II follows Only a few Lehenga are Saree
e) Neither I nor II follows Some Outfits are Embroidery
Conclusions:
3. Statements: I. No Outfits is Lehenga
All Cadbury is Kitkat II. Some Embroidery is not Saree
Some Kitkat are not Bournville a) Only I follows
Some Bournville is Snickers b) Only II follows
Some Cadbury are Nestle c) Both I and II follow
Conclusions: d) Either I or II follows
I. Some Cadbury is not Bournville e) Neither I nor II follows
II. Some Nestle is Kitkat
Directions (6-10): In each of the following b) Only II follows

questions, the relationship between different c) Both I and II follow
elements is shown in the statements followed by d) Either I or II follows
two conclusions. Find the conclusion which e) Neither I nor II follows
logically follows.
6. Statements: 9. Statements:
P>R≤S=T<Q≥W>Y≥X W ≥ X = Y > Z; O ≤ P < X ≤ M;
Conclusions: Conclusions:
I. R < W I. W > Z
II. T > X II. M ≥ O
a) Only I follows a) Only I follows
b) Only II follows b) Only II follows
c) Both I and II follow c) Both I and II follow
d) Either I or II follows d) Either I or II follows
e) Neither I nor II follows e) Neither I nor II follows
7. Statements: 10. Statements:

M≤R<O≤D≤G=J≥K I ≤ S ≤ U < R = P; V ≤ Q > R < Y;
Conclusions: Conclusions:
I. M ≤ G I. V < S
II. O ≥ K II. S ≤ V
a) Only I follows a) Only I follows
b) Only II follows b) Only II follows
c) Both I and II follow c) Both I and II follow
d) Either I or II follows d) Either I or II follows
e) Neither I nor II follows e) Neither I nor II follows
8. Statements: Directions (11-15): Study the following

D < F > H ≥ J ≤ K; F = I < B ≤ E; information and answer the question:
Conclusions:
I. J ≤ B
II. D < E
11. If all the letters in each word are arranged in
a) Only I follows
alphabetical order within the word then how
many such words are there which will remain b) HOT

unchanged? c) WIP
a) One d) BUT
b) Two e) ACT
c) Three
d) More than Three 15. How many letters are between the second
e) None letter of the first word from the right end and the
first letter of the third word from the left end in the
12. If all the consonants of each word are English alphabetical series?
changed to their next letter according to the a) Two
English alphabetical series then how many new b) Four
words will be formed that have exactly two c) Five
vowels? d) Three
a) One e) One
b) Two
c) Three Directions (16-18): Study the following
d) Four information carefully and answer the below
e) Five questions.
Five candidates Amelia, Sophia, Grace, Claire
13. If ‘E’ is added to the right end of each word and Emily scored different marks in the IBPS PO
then how many meaningful words can be interview. Claire scored less than Grace but
formed? more marks than Amelia. Emily scored more
a) One marks than Claire but less than Sophia who
b) Three didn’t score the highest marks. Emily scored 78
c) Two marks which is 19 more than the one who scored
d) None second lowest mark.
e) More than three 16. Who scored the highest marks?
a) Emily
14. If the first and the second letters of each b) Sophia
word are interchanged and all the words are c) Claire
arranged in the dictionary order, then which of d) Grace
the following is the first word from the right end? e) None of these
a) CAN
17. If the sum of the marks scored by Claire and different points. Ankita got less points than Neha
Sophia is 141, then how many marks did Sophia who got less points than Manika. Sharath got
score? more points than Sathiyan who got the least
a) 91 points which is 27. Neha got more points than
b) 90 Sharath.
c) 82 19. Who scored the second lowest marks?
d) 84 a) Manika
e) 86 b) Sharath
c) Sathiyan
18. What is the possible marks scored by d) Ankita
Amelia? e) Cannot be determined
a) 62
b) 58 20. If the sum of the points scored by Neha and
c) 52 Sathiyan is 62 and the sum of the points scored
d) Either a or b by Neha and Manika is 73, then how many
e) Either b or c points did Manika get?
a) 36
Directions (19-20): Study the following b) 37
information carefully and answer the below c) 32
questions. d) 38
Five athletes Manika, Sharath, Sathiyan, Ankita e) 39
and Neha participated in a tournament and got
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1. Answer: B
2. Answer: A
6. Answer: E
I. R < W (R ≤ S = T < Q ≥ W)  False
II. T > X (T < Q ≥ W > Y ≥ X)  False
7. Answer: E
I. M ≤ G (M ≤ R < O ≤ D ≤ G)  False
II. O ≥ K (O ≤ D ≤ G = J ≥ K)  False
3. Answer: B
8. Answer: B
I. J ≤ B (J ≤ H < F = I < B)  False
II. D < E (D < F = I < B≤ E)  True
9. Answer: A
I. W > Z (W ≥ X = Y > Z)  True
II. M ≥ O (O ≤ P < X ≤ M)  False
4. Answer: D
10. Answer: D
I. V < S (S ≤ U < R < Q ≥ V)  False
II. S ≤ V (S ≤ U < R < Q ≥ V)  False
After combining both conclusions I and II we
have,
5. Answer: B
Either conclusion I or II follows
11. Answer: B
12. Answer: C
16) Answer: D
13. Answer: C
17) Answer: C
Sum of the marks of Claire and Sophia = 141
141 – 59 = 82
18) Answer: E
14. Answer: D
Directions (19-20):
15. Answer: B
19) Answer: E
20) Answer: D
Directions (16-18): Sum of the points scored by Neha and Sathiyan
is  62
Hence Neha’s points  62 – 27 = 35
Sum of the points scored by Neha and Manika is
 73
Hence Manika’s point  73 – 35 = 38
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Directions (01-05): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions.
The given line graph shows the number of leather bags sold in four different shops namely L, M, N, O
and also given the number of cotton bags sold in four different shops and the number of nylon bags sold
in four different shops.
Note: Total number of bags = number of leather bags + number of cotton bags + number of nylon bags
1) Find the ratio of the number of cotton bags e) None of these

sold by shops L and N together to the number of
leather bags sold by shop M? 3) The number of nylon bags sold by shops L
a) 5:3 and M together is what percentage more than
b) 8:7 the number of leather bags sold by shop O?
c) 9:4 a) 10%
d) 2:1 b) 45%
e) None of these c) 25%
d) 50%
2) Find the difference between the number of e) None of these
leather and cotton bags sold by shop M together
and the number of nylon bags sold by shop N? 4) The sum of the number of leather, cotton and
a) 170 nylon bags sold by shop P is x. If x is equal to
b) 155 80% of the sum of the number of leather, cotton
c) 110 and nylon bags sold by shop N, then find the
d) 125 value of x?
a) 320 bags were sold for Rs.21400, then find the

b) 160 selling price of each cotton bag in shop O?
c) 240 a) Rs.80
d) 400 b) Rs.150
e) None of these c) Rs.100
d) Rs.90
5) In shop O, if the selling price of each leather e) None of these
bag is Rs.110 and all the leather and cotton
Directions (06-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions.
The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the total production of watermelons in five
different months i.e. January, February, March, April and May respectively.
6) If the total production of watermelons in 7) Find the ratio of the total production of
January is 960, then find the difference between watermelons in February to the total production
the total production of watermelons in February of watermelons in April and May together?
and April? a) 2:3
a) 270 b) 5:7
b) 660 c) 4:9
c) 300 d) 1:1
d) 450 e) None of these
e) None of these
8) If the difference between the total production respectively. The investment period of Hari and
of watermelons in March and May is 300, then Mini is 12 and 16 months respectively. If the
find the total production of watermelons in all ratio of the profit share of Hari to Mini is 3:5,
five months together? then find the value of x?
a) 6000 a) 4500
b) 4000 b) 2000
c) 5000 c) 1500
d) 3000 d) 5000
e) None of these e) None of these
9) The total production of watermelons in March 12) Pipes P and Q can fill the tank in 20 hours
and May together is what percentage more than and 16 hours respectively and pipe R can empty
the total production of watermelons in April? the tank in 40 hours. If pipes P, Q and R opened
a) 32% together, after 5 hours, pipe R closed, then in
b) 40% how many hours both pipes P and Q together fill
c) 25% the remaining tank?
d) 16% a) 7 hours
e) None of these b) 8 hours
c) 3 hours
10) Out of the total production of watermelons in d) 5 hours
April, 60% of the watermelons are sold and the e) None of these
remaining 600 watermelons are unsold. If the
number of watermelons sold in March is 520, 13) A vessel contains 210 liters of a mixture of
then find the number of watermelons unsold in milk and water in the ratio of 5:2. If 70 liters of
March? mixture is taken out and 35 liters of water is
a) 400 added to the mixture, then the quantity of water
b) 300 in the final mixture is what percentage of the
c) 200 quantity of milk is in the final mixture?
d) 100 a) 60%
e) None of these b) 25%
c) 75%
11) Mini and Hari started a business with an d) 40%
initial investment of Rs.(x+500) and Rs.x e) None of these
14) The length of train A is 390 m. Train A 17) A shopkeeper marked the price of the bike is
crosses a y m long bridge in 32 seconds and 60% more than its cost price. He sold the bike
train B crosses (y+70) m long tunnel in 24 and earned a profit of Rs.1200, then find the
seconds. If the speed of trains A and B is 72 marked price of the bike, if the shopkeeper
km/hr and 90 km/hr respectively, then find the offers two successive discounts of 25% and
length of train B? 10% respectively on its marked price?
a) 280 m a) Rs.10000
b) 180 m b) Rs.32000
c) 300 m c) Rs.15000
d) 160 m d) Rs.24000
e) None of these e) None of these
15) The side of the square is 2x cm and the 18) A boat covers 200 km downstream and 120
radius of the circle is x cm. If the sum of the area km upstream in t hours. If the boat covers 150
of the circle and square is 350 cm2, then find the km upstream and 150 km downstream in t
circumference of the circle? hours, then find the ratio of the downstream to
a) 88 cm upstream speed of the boat?
b) 66 cm a) 9:8
c) 44 cm b) 5:3
d) 55 cm c) 7:4
e) None of these d) 2:1
e) None of these
16) The average present age of A, B and C
together is 36 years and the present age of A is 19) In how many different ways can the letters of
1/3rd of the present age of B. If the age of A 7 the word “MEMORY” be arranged in such a way
years hence is 1/2 of the age of B 4 years ago, that all the vowels are come together?
then find the age of C 4 years hence? a) 280
a) 40 years b) 440
b) 32 years c) 510
c) 28 years d) 120
d) 56 years e) None of these
e) None of these
20) Ratio of the total number of students in a) 6:5

classes A to B is 15:8. If the total number of b)3:2
students in class A is decreased by 20% and the c) 7:4
total number of students in class B is increased d) 1:1
by 25%, then find the new ratio of the total e) None of these
number of students in classes A to B?
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1. Answer: A 5. Answer: A
The number of cotton bags sold by shops L and Let the selling price of each cotton bag = y
N = 85 + 65 = 150 100 * 110 + 130 * y = 21400
Required ratio = 150:90 = 5:3 11000 + 130y = 21400
130y = 10400
2. Answer: D y = Rs.80
The number of leather and cotton bags sold by
shop M = 90 + 110 = 200 6. Answer: C
Required difference = 200 – 75 = 125 The total production of watermelons in January =
960
3. Answer: B Percentage of the total production of
The number of nylon bags sold by shops L and watermelons in February = 30
M = 90 + 55 = 145 Percentage of the total production of
Required percentage = (145-100)/100 * 100 = watermelons in April = 25
45% The difference between the total production of
watermelons in February and April = (30-
4. Answer: C 25)* 960/16
The sum of the number of leather, cotton and = 300
nylon bags sold by shop N = 140 + 85 + 75 =
300 7. Answer: B
The sum of the number of leather, cotton and Percentage of the total production of
nylon bags sold by shop P = 300 * 80/100 = 240 watermelons in April and May = 17 + 25 = 42
Required ratio = 30:42 = 5:7
8. Answer: A 13. Answer: C

The total production of watermelons in all five Milk in the initial mixture = 210 * 5/(5+2) = 150
months = 100 * 300/(17-12) = 100 * 300/5 = liters
6000 Water in the initial mixture = 210 – 150 = 60 liters
Milk in the final mixture = 150 – 70 * 5/(5+2)
9. Answer: D = 150 – 50
Percentage of the total production of = 100 liters
watermelons in March and May = 12 + 17 = 29 Water in the final mixture = 60 – 70 * 2/(5+2) +
Required percentage = (29-25)/25 * 100 = 4/25 * 35
100 = 16% = 60 – 20 + 35
= 75 liters
10. Answer: C Required percentage = 75/100 * 100 = 75%
The total production of watermelons in April =
600 * 100/(100-60) = 1500 14. Answer: A
The total production of watermelons in March = The length of the bridge = y
1500 * 12/25 = 720 (390+y) = 72 * 5/18 * 32
The number of watermelons unsold in March = 390+y = 640
720 – 520 = 200 y = 250 m
The length of the tunnel = 250 + 70 = 320 m
11. Answer: B The length of train B = a
(x+500) * 16/(x * 12) = 5/3 (a+320) = 90 * 5/18 * 24
(x+500) * 4 = 5x a+320 = 600
4x + 2000 = 5x a = 280 m
x = 2000
15. Answer: C
12. Answer: D (2x)2 + 22/7 * (x)2 = 350
(1/20 + 1/16 - 1/40) * 5 + (1/20 + 1/16) * x = 1 x2 (4 + 22/7) = 350
(4+5-2)/80 * 5 + (4+5)/80 * x = 1 x2 = 350/50 * 7
35/80 + 9x/80 = 1 x2 = 49
35 + 9x = 80 x = 7 cm
9x = 45 The circumference of the circle = 2 * 22/7 * 7 =
x = 5 hours 44 cm
16. Answer: A Let the speed of the boat in still water = x km/hr
Ratio of the present age of A to B = 1:3 And the speed of the stream = y km/hr
(1x+7)/(3x-4) = 1/2 200/(x+y) + 120/(x-y) = 150/(x+y) + 150/(x-y)
2x+14 = 3x – 4 Let u = 1/(x+y)
x = 18 v = 1/(x-y)
The present age of A = 18 years 200u + 120v = 150u + 150v
The present age of B = 3 * 18 = 54 50u = 30v
The sum of the present age of A, B and C = 36 * u/v = 30/50
3 = 108 u/v = 3/5
The present age of C = 108 – 18 – 54 =108-72 The ratio of the downstream to upstream speed
=36 of the boat = 5:3
4 years hence, the age of C = 36 + 4 = 40 years
19. Answer: D
17. Answer: D Number of constants = M, M, R, Y
Let the CP of the bike = 5x Number of vowels = E, O
And the MP of the bike = 5x * 160/100 = 8x Required number of ways = 5!/2! * 2!
8x * (100-25)/100 * (100-10)/100 – 5x = 1200 = 120
54x – 50x = 12000
4x = 12000 20. Answer: A
x = 3000 The ratio of the total number of students in
The MP of the bike = 8 * 3000 = Rs.24000 classes A to B = 15:8
The new ratio of the total number of students in
18. Answer: B classes A to B = 15 * 80/100: 8 * 125/100 = 6:5
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Directions (01-05): What value should come in A.85
the place of (?) in the following questions. B.90
1. 48 % of 325 + 115% of 140 = ? C.75
A.312 D.95
B.298 E.70
C.308
D.317 3. 94 * 42 + 23 * 17 = ? + 339
E.327 A.7000
B.6000
2. (√841 * 19) * √9 - 56 * √784 = ? C.4000
D.5000 8. (1100.06 ÷ √120) * 5.96 = ? * 12.19

E.3000 A.30
B.50
4. 25% of 1400 = ? + 80% of 450 C.70
A.-16 D.80
B.-10 E.40
C.-18
D.-12 9. (24.12% of 825.32) ÷ 22.01 + 24.34 =?
E.-20 A.20
B.33
5. ? = 23 * √169 - √361 * 21 C.48
A.-100 D.52
B.-120 E.62
C.-140
D.-160 10. 2056.18 ÷ (8.01 ÷ 1.91) – 2 = ?3
E.-180 A.12
B.8
Directions (06-10): What approximate value C.10
should come in the place of (?) in the following D.6
questions? E.11
6. (10.09)3 – (12.12)2 – (9.09)3 = ?
A.178 Directions (11-15): Find out the missing number
B.149 in the following number series.
C.138 11. 24, 84, 252, 630, ?, 1890
D.127 A.720
E.112 B.960
C.1260
7. (224.89 ÷ 24.98) + (384.14 ÷ 23.99) = ? D.1080
A.25 E.945
B.28
C.32 12. 31, 40, 22, 49, 13, ?
D.36 A.26
E.34 B.22
C.42 17. 19, 99, 219, 353, 535, 759

D.51 A.99
E.58 B.535
C.759
13. 136, 114, 94, 76, 60, ? D.353
A.40 E.219
B.50
C.46 18. 256, 240, 218, 179, 130, 66
D.53 A.218
E.51 B.66
C.179
14. 120, 109, ?, 54, 10, -45 D.240
A.100 E.130
B.93
C.87 19. 32, 39, 56, 63, 80, 99
D.71 A.39
E.61 B.56
C.99
15. 171, 196, 232, ?, 345, 426 D.80
A.270 E.63
B.281
C.319 20. 24, 47, 78, 117, 164, 220
D.300 A.164
E.None of these B.78
C.220
Directions (16-20): Find out the wrong number in D.117
the following number series. E.47
16. 32, 52, 92, 172, 332, 650
A.332 Directions (21-25): In each of the following
B.92 questions, two equations are given. You have to
C.650 solve both the equations to find the relation
D.172 between x and y.
E.33
21. B.x ≥ y
I) x2 + 19x + 88 = 0 C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
II) y2 + 24y + 143 = 0 D.x < y
A.x > y E.x ≤ y
B.x ≥ y
C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined. 24.
D.x < y I) 2x + y = 10
E.x ≤ y II) 3x + 5y = 29
A.x > y
22. B.x ≥ y
I) x2 - 2x – 48 = 0 C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
II) y2 – 17y + 72 = 0 D.x < y
A.x > y E.x ≤ y
B.x ≥ y
C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined. 25.
D.x < y I) x2 – 5x + 6 = 0
E.x ≤ y II) 2y2 - 12y + 16 = 0
A.x > y
23. B.x ≥ y
I) x2 + 45 = 81 C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
II) y2 - 15y + 56 = 0 D.x < y
A.x > y E.x ≤ y
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1. Answer: D 1653 - 1568 = ?

48 % of 325 + 115% of 140 = ? ? = 85
156 + 161 = ?
317 = ? 3. Answer: C
94 * 42 + 23 * 17 = ? + 339
2. Answer: A 3948 + 391 = ? + 339
(√841 * 19) * √9 + 56 * √784 = ? ? = 4000
4. Answer: B 11. Answer: C

25% of 1400 = ? + 80% of 450 24 * 3.5 = 84
350 = ? + 360 84 * 3 = 252
? = -10 252 * 2.5 = 630
630 * 2 = 1260
5. Answer: A 1260 * 1.5 = 1890
? = 23 * √169 - √361 * 21
? = 299 – 399 12. Answer: E
? = -100 31 + 9 = 40
40 – 18 = 22
6. Answer: D 22 + 27 = 49
(10.09)3 – (12.12)2 – (9.09)3 = ? 49 – 36 = 13
1000 – 144 - 729 = ? 13 + 45 = 58
? = 127
13. Answer: C
7. Answer: A 122 – 8 = 136
(224.89 ÷ 24.98) + (384.14 ÷ 23.99) = ? 112 – 7 = 114
9 + 16 = ? 102 – 6 = 94
? = 25 92 – 5 = 76
82 – 4 = 60
8. Answer: B 72 – 3 = 46
(1100.06 ÷ √120) * 5.96 = ? * 12.19
600 = ? * 12 14. Answer: C
? = 50 120 – 11 * 1 = 109
109 – 11 * 2 = 87
9. Answer: B 87 – 11 * 3 = 54
(24.12% of 825.32) ÷ 22.01 + 24.34 =? 54 – 11 * 4 = 10
=> (24% of 825) ÷ 22 + 24 = ? 10 – 11 * 5 = -45
=> 9 + 24 => 33
15. Answer: B
10. Answer: B 171 + 52 = 196
2056.18 ÷ (8.01 ÷ 1.91) – 2 = ?3 196 + 62 = 232
512 = ?3 232 + 72 = 281
?=8 281 + 82 = 345
345 + 92 = 426 112 – 4 = 117

132 – 5 = 164
16. Answer: C 152 – 6 = 219
32 + 20 = 52
52 + 40 = 92 21. Answer: B
92 + 80 = 172 x2 + 19x + 88 = 0
172 + 160 = 332 x2 + 11x + 8x + 88 = 0
332 + 320 = 652 x(x + 11) + 8(x + 11) = 0
(x + 8)(x + 11) = 0
17. Answer: E x = -8, -11
19 + (20 * 4) = 99 y2 + 24y + 143 = 0
99 + (22 * 5) = 209 y2 + 11y + 13y + 143 = 0
209 + (24 * 6) = 353 y(y + 11) + 13(y + 11) = 0
353 + (26 * 7) = 535 (y + 13)(y + 11) = 0
535 + (28 * 8) = 759 y = -13, -11
x≥y
18. Answer: A
256 – 42 = 240 22. Answer: E
240 – 52 = 215 x2 - 2x – 48 = 0
215 – 62 = 179 x2 – 8x + 6x – 48 = 0
179 – 72 = 130 x(x – 8) + 6(x – 8) = 0
130 – 82 = 66 (x + 6)(x – 8) = 0
x = -6, 8
19. Answer: B y2 – 17y + 72 = 0
32 + 7 = 39 y2 – 8y – 9y + 72 = 0
39 + 11 = 50 y(y – 8) – 9(y – 8) = 0
50 + 13 = 63 (y – 9)(y – 8) = 0
63 + 17 = 80 y = 9, 8
80 + 19 = 99 x≤y
20. Answer: C 23. Answer: D

52 – 1 = 24 x2 + 45 = 81
72 – 2 = 47 x2 = 36
92 – 3 = 78 x = 6, -6
y2 - 15y + 56 = 0
y2 – 7y – 8y + 56 = 0 25. Answer: C
y(y – 7) - 8(y – 7) = 0 x2– 5x + 6 = 0
(y – 7)(y – 8) = 0 x2 – 3x – 2x + 6 = 0
y = 7, 8 x(x - 3) - 2(x - 3) = 0
x<y (x - 2)(x - 3) = 0
x = 2, 3
24. Answer: D 2y2 - 12y + 16 = 0
2x + y = 10 -----(1) 2y2– 8y – 4y + 16 = 0
3x + 5y = 29 -----(2) 2y(y - 4) - 4(y - 4) = 0
From (1) and (2) (2y- 4)(y - 4) = 0
7x = 21 y = 2, 4
x=3 Relationship between x and y cannot be
y=4 established.
x<y
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