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Reasoning Ability
has 18 chocolates. Two persons who have square-

Square Seating Arrangement 2
numbered chocolates sit third to the left of each
variable other and none of them sits adjacent to the one who
Direction (1-5): Answer the questions based on the has 41 chocolates. P, who has 23 chocolates, sits
information given below. immediately right of the one who has 36 chocolates.
Eight persons L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, and S are sitting The sum of the number of chocolates of Q and O is
at corners and in the middle of the sides of a equal to the sum of the squares of numbers 4 and
square. They all have a different number of 5. R sits immediate left of N, who doesn’t sit
chocolates i.e. 14, 18, 23, 25, 27, 31, 36, 41. adjacent to P. L sits immediate right of O, who
Persons sitting at the corners are facing the center, doesn’t have a minimum number of chocolates. M
and others are facing away from the center. All the doesn’t face away from the center.
information is not necessarily in the same order. 1. Questions
S sits second to the right of the one who has Who among the following has 25 chocolates?
maximum chocolates. Two persons sit between the A.The one who sits 2nd to the right of the one who
one who sits to the immediate right of S and the has 27 chocolates
one who sits to the immediate left of the one who
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B.The one who sits 2nd to the left of the one who C.The one who has 27 chocolates
has 14 chocolates D.P
C.The one who sits to the immediate right of the E.None of these
one who has 31 chocolates 4. Which of the following statement/statements
D.The one who sits to the immediate left of the one is/are true?
who has 18 chocolates A.R sits 3rd to the right of the one who has 25
E.None of these chocolates
2. What is the position of M with respect to the one B.The one who has 31 chocolates sits second to
who has 27 chocolates? the right of Q
A.Third to the right C.S sits third to the left of the one who has 23
B.Immediate left chocolates
C.Second to the right D.Both (a) and (c)
D.Second to the left E.Both (a) and (b)
E.None of these 5. Who sits 3rd to the right of the one who has 27
3. Who sits 3rd to the right of the one who has R chocolates?
chocolates? A.The one who has 14 chocolates
A.The one who has 14 chocolates B.N
B.N C.The one who has 36 chocolates
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D.P neighbors. Only one person sits between Q and the
E.None of these one who sits in front of N.
25. Questions
Parallel Rows Seating
Which of the following person sits fourth to the right
Arrangement 1 variable of T?
Direction(6-10): Study the following information to A.R
answer the given questions: B.S
Twelve persons are sitting in two rows. In row 1, P, C.U
Q, R, S, T and U and in row 2 J, K, L, M, N and G D.P
and they are all facing south. Row 1 is in front of E.No one
Row 2. 7. Which of the following person sits in front of L?
P sits at one of the extreme end. Two persons A.S
sitbetween P and the one whosits in front of M. L B.P
sits second to the left of M.G sits behind R. K sits C.Q
second to the left of G. S is an immediate neighbor D.T
of the one who sits in front of K.Only one person E.None of these
sits between S and T. R and T are not immediate
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8. If J is related to S, K is related to P, in the same B.2
way M is related to which of the following? C.3
A.Q D.4
B.S E.None of these
C.R
Alphabet Series (3 alphabet 5set)
D.T
Direction (11-14): Study the following information
E.None of these
carefully and answer the below questions
9. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
ASK BUT COT DUB EGO
way based on the group. Find the one which does
11. Questions
not belongs to the group?
If all the letters in each word are arrange in
A.K
descending order in alphabetical series then
B.G
arrange the word in alphabetical order left to right
C.T
which of the following word is second from left end?
D.R
A.EGO
E.U
B.DUB
10. How many persons sit between U and the one
C.COT
who sits infront of K?
D.BUT
A.1
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E.ASK E.None
12. If the vowels of all the words are changed to its 14. If all the letter in each words are arranged in
next letter and consonant of all the words are alphabetical order (within the word) How many
changed to its previous letter of the English word will remain unchanged?
alphabetical series, then how many words will have A.3
more than one vowel? B.4
A.NONE C.1
B.1 D.2
C.2 E.None
D.3
Miscellaneous
E.4
15. If in the number 73854128657, the digits at
13. If the position of first and last letter of all the
even positions (from the left end) are dropped and
words are interchanged how many words will form
the remaining digits are arranged in descending
meaningful English word?
order from the left end, then which of the following
A.1
number is fifth from the right end?
B.2
A.8
C.3
B.4
D.4
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C.2 E.7
D.6
Reasoning – Answers and Explanations

Direction (1-5):  Two persons who have square-numbered
Common Explanation chocolates sit third to the left of each other
and none of them sits adjacent to the one
who has 41 chocolates.
 S sits second to the right of the one who has
maximum chocolates.
 Two persons sit between the one who sits to
the immediate right of S and the one who sits

 P, who has 23 chocolates, sits immediately
to the immediate left of the one who has 18
right of the one who has 36 chocolates.
chocolates.
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 The sum of the number of chocolates of Q 5. Answer: C
and O is equal to the sum of the squares of Direction (6-10):
numbers 4 and 5. Common Explanation
 R sits immediate left of N, who doesn’t sit
adjacent to P.
 L sits immediate right of O, who doesn’t have
a minimum number of chocolates.

P sits at one of the extreme end. Two persons sit
 M doesn’t face away from the center.

between P and the one who sits in front of M. L sits
 So the final arrangement becomes:

second to the left of M.
G sits behind R. K sits second to the left of G. S is
an immediate neighbour of the one who sits in front
1. Answer: C
of K. Only one person sits between S and T. R and
2. Answer: D
T are not immediate neighbours. Only one person
3. Answer: C
sits between Q and the one who sits in front of N.
4. Answer: C
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OGE SKA TOC UDB UTB
12. Answer: A
ASK BUT COT DUB EGO

Case 1 will be dropped because only one person
BRJ AVS BPS CVA FFP
sits between Q and the one who sits in front of N.
13. Answer: B
6. Answer: C
ASK BUT COT DUB EGO
7. Answer: D
KSA TUB TOC BUD OGE
8. Answer: D
14. Answer: D
9. Answer: E
AKS BTU COT BDU EGO
10. Answer: B
15. Answer: E
11. Answer: E
73854128657
ASK BUT COT DUB EGO
784267
SKA UTB TOC UDB OGE
877642
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Quantitative Aptitude
in MP. Number of wildlife sanctuary in MP is 20 less

Caselet
Direction (1-5) :Study the following information than the total number of wildlife sanctuary in HP.
carefully and answer the questions given below. The number of wildlife sanctuary in Kerala is 70
Total number of wildlife sanctuary (both tiger and less than the number of wildlife sanctuary in UP.
lion sanctuary) in India is 600. Number of tiger 1. Questions
sanctuary in HP is 40 more than the number of lion What is the difference between the total number of
sanctuary in Kerala. Total number of wildlife lion sanctuary and the total number of tiger
sanctuary in UP is 135. The number of lion sanctuary in all the states together?
sanctuary in UP is equal to the number of tiger A.34
sanctuary in Tamilnadu. Number of tiger sanctuary B.36
in UP is equal to the number of lion sanctuary in C.28
HP. The number of tiger sanctuary in MP is 4 more D.32
than the number of tiger sanctuary in Kerala. Ratio E.30
of the number of wildlife sanctuary in HP and 2. The number of lion sanctuary in MP is
Tamilnadu is 2:3. The number of lion sanctuary in approximately what percent of the total number of
MP is 57% of the total number of wildlife sanctuary tiger sanctuary in Tamilnadu?
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A.78.12% D.52.83%
B.70.37% E.41.93%
C.82.34% 5. What is the ratio of the number of lion sanctuary
D.75.09% in Tamilnadu to number of tiger sanctuary in UP?
E.68.23% A.4:3
3. What is the sum of the tiger sanctuary in HP and B.5:7
the number of lion sanctuary in Tamilnadu? C.11:6
A.175 D.10:9
B.185 E.12:7
C.165
Missing number
D.155 6) 74, 55, 38, 23, ?, -1
E.125 A.8
4. Total number of lion sanctuary in all the states B.12
together is what percent of the total number of C.10
wildlife sanctuary in the India? D.14
A.50.91% E.17
B.57.32% 7) 17, 42, 78, 127, 191, ?
C.44.89% A.212
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B.232 B.1569
C.252 C.1679
D.272 D.1729
E.292 E.1389
8) 11, 29, ?, 77, 107, 141

Approximation
A.51 11) 16.75% of 29.96 + 86.77% of 299 - ? = 62.99%
B.55 of 149
C.59 A.140
D.63 B.170
E.67 C.70
9) 1, 5, 32, 48, ?, 209 D.270
A.125 E.240
B.157 12) 42.05 * 20.95 + 76.68 * 11 – 35.24 * 24.76 =?
C.173 A.750
D.189 B.650
E.120 C. 850
10) 13, 13, 27, 83, 335, ? D.550
A.1489 E.450
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13) 17271/3 * 11.85 + 12% of 959 + 305/33.9 =? C.285
A. 634 D.385
B.355 E.485
C.155 15) 199.903 –14.903 * 6.123 + 34.908 * 8.319 =?
D.270 A.330
E.589 B.360
14) 14.87% of 1195 + 18.23% of 2196 =? + 12.96% C.390
of 699 D.420
A.685 E.450
B.585
Quantitative Aptitude – Answers and Explanations

Direction (1-5): Total number of wildlife sanctuary in Kerala = 135 –
Common Explanation 70 = 65
Total number of wildlife sanctuary in UP = 135 3x + 2x + 2x – 20 + 135 + 65 = 600
Total number of wildlife sanctuary in Tamilnadu = 7x = 420
3x x = 60
Total number of wildlife sanctuary in HP = 2x Total number of wildlife sanctuary in Tamilnadu =
Total number of wildlife sanctuary in MP = 2x – 20 180
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Total number of wildlife sanctuary in HP = 120 Difference = 317 – 283 = 34
Total number of wildlife sanctuary in MP = 100 2. Answer: B
Number of lion sanctuary in MP = 100 * 57/100 = 57 Required percentage = 57/81 * 100 = 70.37%
Number of tiger sanctuary in MP = 100 - 57 = 43 3. Answer: C
Number of tiger sanctuary in Kerala = 43 –4= 39 Required sum = 66 + 99 = 165
Number of lion sanctuary in Kerala = 65 – 39 = 26 4. Answer: D
Number of tiger sanctuary in HP = 26 + 40 = 66 Number of Lion sanctuary in all the states = 57 + 26
Number of lion sanctuary in HP = 120 – 66 = 54 + 81 + 54 + 99 = 317
Number of tiger sanctuary in UP = 54 Required percentage = 317/600 * 100 = 52.83%
Number of lion sanctuary in UP = 135 – 54 = 81 5. Answer: C
Number of tiger sanctuary in Tamilnadu = 81 Required ratio = 99:54
Number of lion sanctuary in Tamilnadu = 180 – 81 = = 11:6
99 6. Answer: C
1. Answer: A 92 – 7 = 74
Number of Lion sanctuary in all the states = 57 + 26 82 – 9 = 55
+ 81 + 54 + 99 = 317 72 – 11 = 38
Number of tiger sanctuary in all the states = 39 + 43 62 – 13 = 23
+ 66 + 81 + 54 = 283 52 – 15 = 10
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42 – 17 = -1 173 + 62 = 209
7. Answer: D 10. Answer: C
17 + 52 = 42 13 * 1 + 0 = 13
42 + 62 = 78 13 * 2 + 1 = 27
78 + 72 = 127 27 * 3 + 2 = 83
127 + 82= 191 83 * 4 + 3 = 335
191 + 92 = 272 335 * 5 + 4 = 1679
8. Answer: A 11. Answer: B
11 + 18 = 29 16.75% of 29.96 + 86.77% of 299 - ? = 62.99% of
29 + 22 = 51 149
51 + 26 = 77 17/100 * 30 + 87/100 * 300 - ? = 63% of 150
77 + 30 = 107 5 + 261 -? = 94.5
107 + 34 = 141 ? = 171 => 170
9. Answer: C 12. Answer: C
1 + 22 = 5 42.05 * 20.95 + 76.68 * 11 – 35.24 * 24.76 =?
5 + 33 = 32 42 * 21 + 77 * 11 – 35 * 25 =?
32 + 42 = 48 882 + 847 – 875 = 854 => 850
48 + 53 = 173 13. Answer: D
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17271/3 * 11.85 + 12% of 959 + 305/33.9 =? 180 + 396 =? + 91
12 * 12 + 12/100 * 960 + 306/34 =? ? = 485
144 + 115 + 9 = 268 => 270 15. Answer: C
14. Answer: E 199.903 – 14.903 * 6.123 + 34.908 * 8.319 =?
14.87% of 1195 + 18.23% of 2196 =? + 12.96% of 200 – 15 * 6 + 35 * 8 = ?
699 200 – 90 + 280=?
15/100 * 1200 + 18 * 2200 =? + 13/100 * 700 390=?
English Language
provided. Mark the option with the correct

Rearrange the word
arrangement as the answer.
Direction (1-5) In the following questions, a
1. Questions
sentence is given with three words marked as (A),
India has to chart its own planning (A) , whether it is
(B) and (C). These words may or may not be
instrategy (B) a staged release from the lockdown
placed at their correct places. Four options with
or in developing domestic capacity (C) for medical
different arrangements of these words have been
equipment.
A.CBA
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B.CAB Donald Trump or getting his agenda through
C.BCA Congress or both.
D.BAC A.CBA
E.No correction required B.CAB
2. The impact of a three-week lockdown on C.BAC
reducing clinically (A) cannot be gauged well till the D.BCA
third week because the virus has an incubation E.No correction required
(B) period that can extend up to 14 days, though 4. Fund companies (A) with mutual funds as well
the vast majority of cases infectivity (C) emerge by as brokerage (B) houses say investors (C) must
11 days. look at quality managers (D) and not get swayed by
A.CAB the rally.
B.ACB A.A-B
C.CBA B.B-C
D.BCA C.C-D
E.No correction required D.A-D
3. The believed (A) ,for Mr. Sanders, is the lesson E.No replacement needed
came too late and too few people trouble (B) that he 5. The outcome (A) of the US Presidential election
was either capable of defeating (C) President in the first week of November fuelled (B) FPI inflows
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into worldwide (C) markets and led to a sharp rally the context of the sentence then mark (E), i.e. 'All
in equity markets emerging (D) including in India. Correct', as your answer.
A.A-C 6. The proposed Uttar Pradesh ordinance
B.B-D (A) seeking to prohibit “unlawful” religious
C.A-B conversions represents a regressive (B) march
D.C-D towards unacceptable medevalism (C) and
E.No replacement needed a reprehensible (D) zeal to police the private lives
and beliefs of citizens.

Missplet Word
A.Ordinance
Direcion(6-10) In each question below, four words
B.Regressive
printed in bold type are given. These are numbered
C.Medevalism
(A), (B), (C) and (D). One of these words printed in
D.Reprehensible
bold might either be wrongly spelt or inappropriate
E.All correct
in the context of the sentence. Find out the word
7. Even as the Centre is yet to clarify whether it will
that is inappropriate or wrongly spelt, if any. The
accept or challenge the tossing of its tax claim
number of the word is your answer. If the words
against Vodafone by an international arbitral
printed in bold are correctly spelt and appropriate in
(A) tribunal, it separately last week enacted an
ordinance to retrospectively (B) amend the
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arbitration law, obstensibly (C) to deal with 9. Seen in the context (A) of the pressing needed
contracts that may be underpinned (D) by ‘fraud or (B) to revive investment (C), his exhortations
corruption’. (D) tick all the right boxes.
A.Arbitral A.Context
B.Retrospectively B.Needed
C.Obstensibly C.Investment
D.Underpinned D.Exhortations
E.All correct E.All correct
8. The government’s ability to apportion (A) more 10. There will also be instances of
funds for growth-spurring capital projects grand procumbent (A) of principles on behalf of
is hamstrung (B) by a widening fiscal deficit amid liberty (B), an occasional relief granted to a
a protected (C) border stand-off, the health crisis deserving plaintiff (C), to preserve a thin veneer of
and a debilitating (D) revenue shortfall. respectability for the institution, while its daily
A.Apportion practice continues to abet (D) the rot.
B.Hamstrung A.procumbent
C.Protected B.liberty
D.Debilitating C.plaintiff
E.All correct D.abet
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E.All correct E.No correction required
12. Questions
Phrasal replacement
The government reportedly ask banks to ensure the
Direction(11-15) Which of the following phrases
interest cuts announced by the RBI are passed on
given below each sentence should replace the
to the borrowers.
phrase printed in bold letters to make the sentence
A.reported asking
meaningfully correct? Choose the best option
B.reportedly asks
among the five given alternatives that reflect the
C.reportedly asked
correct use of the phrase in the context of the
D.reportedly told
grammatically correct sentence.
E.No correction required
11. Questions
13. Questions
The Indian government abolished Article 370
Venkat has overly courteous behaviour which
and moved a separate bill to split the state into two
shows that he has an axe to grind.
union territories of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh
A.Own purpose to serve
A.moves a separate bill
B.Talent for speaking
B.move a separate bill
C.Resulted in nothing
C.moving a separate bill
D.Proves to be helpful
D.moved the separate bill
E.None of these
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14. Questions E.No correction required
The government has take note of the distress 15. Questions
signals from the different sectors of the economy Rakesh and Rajesh buried the hatchet and became
and wants to initiate remedial measures without friends once again.
much loss of time. A.Speak bluntly
A.had taken note B.Make the best use of
B.has taken note C.Reach a crisis
C.has took note D.To make peace
D.have taken note E.None of these
English – Answers and Explanations
1. Answer: D ‘capacity’ means the maximum amount that
‘planning ’means fundamental management something can contain.
function India has to chart its own strategy, whether it is in
‘strategy’ means a plan of action designed to planning a staged release from the lockdown or in
achieve a long-term or overall aim. developing domestic capacity for medical
equipment.
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2. Answer: C ‘defeating’ means win a victory over (someone) in a
‘clinically’ means in a way that relates to the battle or other contest; overcome or beat.
observation and treatment of actual patients rather The trouble, for Mr. Sanders, is the lesson came too
than theoretical or laboratory studies. late and too few people believed that he was either
‘incubation’ meansthe process of incubating eggs, capable of defeating President Donald Trump or
cells, bacteria, a disease, etc. getting his agenda through Congress or both.
‘infectivity’ meansability of a pathogen to establish 4. Answer: D
an infection. ‘Fund companies’ is an unlike term to use in this
The impact of a three-week lockdown on reducing context. However, the advice by investors made it
infectivity cannot be gauged well till the third week clear to intend word after fund should be an
because the virus has an incubation period that can individual. Thus, exchanging the positions of
extend up to 14 days, though the vast majority of ‘companies’ with ‘managers’, will certainly infer
cases clinically emerge by 11 days. more logic with the context of the sentence.
3. Answer: C All other parts are correctly placed.
‘believed’ means accept that (something) is true, Therefore, option D is the correct answer.
especially without proof. 5. Answer: D
‘trouble’ means difficulty or problems. The phrase ‘equity market emerging’ makes no
sense with the context of the sentence, and only if it
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gets exchanged with ‘worldwide’, then it seems the stated to be true, though not necessarily so;
sentence infer logical meaning. apparently.
All other parts are correctly placed. Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
Therefore, option D is the correct answer. 8. Answer: C
6. Answer: C ‘Protected’ meaning preserved from harm,
‘Medevalism’, is the word misspelt in this sentence especially by means of formal or legal measures, is
and should be corrected as ‘medievalism’, referring misspelt and should be replaced with ‘protracted’
a system of belief and practice inspired by the referring lasting for a long time or longer than
Middle Ages of Europe, or by devotion to elements expected or usual.
of that period, which have been expressed in areas Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
such as architecture, literature, music, art, 9. Answer: B
philosophy, scholarship, and various vehicles of The word ‘needed’ is misspelt as it is used in its
popular culture. incorrect form to the context of the sentence and
Therefore, option C is the correct answer. should be replaced with ‘need’.
7. Answer: C Therefore, option B is the correct answer.
the word ‘obstensibly’ is misspelt and should be 10. Answer: A
rewritten as’ ostensibly’, referring as appears or is Procumbent referring(of a plant or stem) growing
along the ground without throwing out roots, is
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incorrect to this context and can be replaced reportedly asked is the correct replacement
with pronouncement meaning a formal or because the sentence is in simple past.
authoritative announcement or declaration. 13. Answer: A
All other parts are correct An axe to grind - own purpose to serve
Therefore, option A is the correct answer. 14. Answer: B
11. Answer: E Has taken note is the correct replacement.
The given sentence is correct as it is. 15. Answer: D
12. Answer: C Bury the hatchet - to make peace/to end enmity
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has 18 chocolates. Two persons who have square-

information is not necessarily in the same order. 1. Questions

one who sits to the immediate left of the one who

has 14 chocolates D.P

one who has 31 chocolates 4. Which of the following statement/statements

E.None of these chocolates

who has 27 chocolates? the right of Q

B.Immediate left chocolates

C.Second to the right D.Both (a) and (c)

D.Second to the left E.Both (a) and (b)

chocolates? A.The one who has 14 chocolates

A.The one who has 14 chocolates B.N

B.N C.The one who has 36 chocolates

E.None of these one who sits in front of N.

Direction(6-10): Study the following information to A.R

answer the given questions: B.S

Twelve persons are sitting in two rows. In row 1, P, C.U

Q, R, S, T and U and in row 2 J, K, L, M, N and G D.P

Row 2. 7. Which of the following person sits in front of L?

P sits at one of the extreme end. Two persons A.S

sitbetween P and the one whosits in front of M. L B.P

sits second to the left of M.G sits behind R. K sits C.Q

second to the left of G. S is an immediate neighbor D.T

sits between S and T. R and T are not immediate

way M is related to which of the following? C.3

B.S E.None of these

alphabetical series, then how many words will have A.3

more than one vowel? B.4

Reasoning – Answers and Explanations

Common Explanation chocolates sit third to the left of each other

and none of them sits adjacent to the one

who has 41 chocolates.

 S sits second to the right of the one who has

 Two persons sit between the one who sits to

the immediate right of S and the one who sits

and O is equal to the sum of the squares of Direction (6-10):

numbers 4 and 5. Common Explanation

 R sits immediate left of N, who doesn’t sit

 L sits immediate right of O, who doesn’t have

a minimum number of chocolates.

 M doesn’t face away from the center.

 So the final arrangement becomes:

G sits behind R. K sits second to the left of G. S is

an immediate neighbour of the one who sits in front

ASK BUT COT DUB EGO

in MP. Number of wildlife sanctuary in MP is 20 less

lion sanctuary) in India is 600. Number of tiger 1. Questions

sanctuary in UP is equal to the number of tiger A.34

sanctuary in Tamilnadu. Number of tiger sanctuary B.36

in UP is equal to the number of lion sanctuary in C.28

HP. The number of tiger sanctuary in MP is 4 more D.32

than the number of tiger sanctuary in Kerala. Ratio E.30

of the number of wildlife sanctuary in HP and 2. The number of lion sanctuary in MP is

MP is 57% of the total number of wildlife sanctuary tiger sanctuary in Tamilnadu?

C.82.34% 5. What is the ratio of the number of lion sanctuary

D.75.09% in Tamilnadu to number of tiger sanctuary in UP?

3. What is the sum of the tiger sanctuary in HP and B.5:7

the number of lion sanctuary in Tamilnadu? C.11:6

4. Total number of lion sanctuary in all the states B.12

together is what percent of the total number of C.10

wildlife sanctuary in the India? D.14