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Reasoning Ability
Directions (1-5): Study the following information B. Immediate right
carefully and answer the questions given below. C. Second to the right
Nine persons - L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, and T are D. Fourth to the right
sitting in a straight line such that all of them are E. Third to the left
facing towards South, but not necessarily in the
same order. 4. If all the persons are made to sit in the
S sits fourth to the right of M, where none of alphabetical order from the left end, then how
them sits at the end of the row. Only one person many persons remain unchanged in their
sits between S and R, who sits to the left of S. position?
The number of persons sitting to the right of S is A. One
one less than the number of persons sitting to B. Two
the left of O. Only two persons sit between O C. Three
and P. As many persons sit between P and S is D. More than three
same as between Q and T. L sits second to the E. No one
left of Q.
1. Who among the following person sits second 5. Who among the following person sits
to the left of N? immediate left of the one who sits second to the
A. The one who sits immediate right of R right of P?
B. T A. L
C. The one who sits third to the right of O B. The one who sits third to the left of R
D. P C. N
E. Both c and d D. The one who sits immediate left of Q
E. None of these
2. As many persons sit to the left of L as to the
right of ____. Directions (6-10): Study the following
A. The one who sits immediate right of M information carefully and answer the questions
B. T given below.
C. M Eight persons - D, G, J, P, Q, T, W and Y are
D. The one who sits immediate left of Q living in an eight-storey building, but not
E. The one who sits at the right end of the row necessarily in the same order. The lowermost
floor is numbered as one and the floor
3. What is the position of T with respect to R? immediately above is numbered as two and so
A. Second to the left on.
W lives on an even numbered floor and at least E. The one who lives immediately below T
three persons live below W. As many floors
above W as below G. P lives two floors above 9. What is the position of J with respect to Q?
G. The number of floors between P and W is the A. Three floors above
same as the number of floors between J and D, B. Two floors above
who lives immediately above T. Only one floor is C. Three floors below
between D and Q. Y doesn’t live on the topmost D. Immediately below
floor. E. None of these
6. Who among the following person lives two
floors above Y? 10. How many persons live between D and Q?
A. The one who lives on the seventh floor A. One
B. W B. Two
C. The one who lives immediately below J C. Three
D. T D. Four
E. Both c and d E. No one
7. Four of the following five are alike in a certain Directions (11-15): Study the following
way as per the given arrangement and thus form information carefully and answer the questions
a group. Find the one who doesn’t belong to that given below.
group. Six persons - T, U, V, W, X, and Z are attending
A. W the conference in different months from April to
B. Q September, but not necessarily in the same
C. J year. They are working in different companies -
D. T HCL, TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Zoho and Cognizant.
E. Y Z attends the conference three months before
the one who works in TCS. The number of
8. If D is related to Y and W is related to Q in a persons attending before the one who works in
certain way, then who among the following TCS is the same as the number of persons
person is related to P? attending after the one who works in HCL. Only
A. The one who lives two floors below W two persons attend the conference between the
B. P one who works in HCL and V, who attends two
C. The one who lives on the second floor months after the one who works in Infosys. T
D. G attends two months after the one works in
Wipro. T neither works in TCS nor Infosys. As B. August

many persons attend the conference before T is C. July
same as after W, who attends immediately after D. May
U. V doesn’t work in Zoho. E. September
11. How many persons attended the conference
between X and the one who works in 15. Who among the following person works in
Cognizant? Zoho Company?
A. One A. The one who attends two persons before Z
B. Two B. X
C. As many persons attend between U and T C. The one who attends the conference in June
D. Four D. T
E. As many persons attend between Z and W E. W
12. Who among the following person attends Directions (16-20): Study the following
immediately after W? information carefully and answer the questions
A. The one who works in HCL given below.
B. T Six persons - A, B, C, D, E and F organised an
C. The one who attends the conference in June event in six different international hotels viz.
D. X Hyatt, Radisson, Marriott, Westin, Novotel and
E. The one who attends two months before U Hilton on different days of the same week from
Monday to Saturday, but not necessarily in the
13. As many persons attending the conference same order.
after the one who attends in April is same as the B organised the event on one of the days after
persons attending the conference before ____. Wednesday. The number of persons organised
A. The one who attends immediately after Z before B is the same as the number of persons
B. W organised after the one who organised in
C. The one who works in Infosys Novotel. Only one person organised between
D. T the one who organised in Novotel and F, who
E. The one who attends two persons after V organised two days before D. The one who
organised in Marriott organised immediately
14. In which of the following month does T before D. E organised three days before the one
attend the conference? who organised in Radisson. F didn’t organise in
A. June Radisson. Only one person organised between
the one who organised in Radisson and Hyatt. B. The one who organised the event in Hilton
Neither B nor E organised in Hilton. A didn’t C. The one who organised the event in Marriott
organise in Novotel. D. The one who organised the event in Novotel
E. None of these
16. Who among the following person organised
the event in Hilton? 19. Four of the following five are alike in a
A. The one who organised on Tuesday certain way as per the given arrangement and
B. The one who organised two days before E hence form a group. Find the one that doesn’t
C. The one who organised immediately after F belong to that group.
D. The one who organised on Saturday A. AC
E. None of these B. BD
C. CE
17. If F is related to Wednesday and C is related D. FA
to Monday in a certain way, then who among the E. FB
following person is related to Friday?
A. The one who organised the event in Westin 20. How many persons organised the event
B. C between A and D?
C. The one who organised three days after A A. One
D. B B. As many events organised between C and
E. The one who organised the event in the one who organised in Hilton
Radisson C. Three
D. Four
18. Who among the following person organised E. As many events organised between B and
the event in Thursday? the one who organised on Tuesday
A. The one who organised the event in Hyatt
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Answer Key with Explanation

Directions (1-5):
1. Answer: C
2. Answer: A
3. Answer: E
4. Answer: A
5. Answer: B
Final arrangement
Again we have,
 The number of persons sitting to the right
We have, of S is one less than the number of
 S sits fourth to the right of M, where none persons sitting to the left of O.
of them sits at the end of the row.  Only two persons sit between O and P.
 Only one person sits between S and R, From the above condition, case3 gets
who sits to the left of S. eliminated.
From the above condition, there are three

possibilities
Again we have,
 As many persons sit between P and S as  W lives on an even numbered floor and at
between Q and T. least three persons live below W.
 L sits second to the left of Q.  As many floors above W as below G.
From the above condition, case1 gets From the above condition, there are three
eliminated. Hence, case 2 shows the final possibilities.
arrangement.
Directions (6-10):
6. Answer: D
7. Answer: B (All the persons live on an even
numbered floor, except option B.
8. Answer: A
Again we have,
9. Answer: C
 P lives two floors above G.
10. Answer: A
 The number of floors between P and W is
Final arrangement
the same as the number of floors
between J and D, who lives immediately
above T.
From the above condition, case 2 gets
eliminated.
We have,
14. Answer: B
15. Answer: D
Final arrangement
Again we have, We have,

 Only one floor is between D and Q.  Z attends the conference three months
 Y doesn’t live on the topmost floor. before the one who works in TCS.
From the above condition, case1 gets  The number of persons attending before
eliminated. Hence, case 3 shows the final the one who works in TCS is the same as
arrangement. the number of persons attending after the
one who works in HCL.
possibilities
Again we have,
Directions (11-15):  Only two persons attend the conference
11. Answer: A between the one who works in HCL and
12. Answer: C V, who attends two months after the one
13. Answer: E who works in Infosys.
From the above condition, case 3 gets 18. Answer: A

eliminated. 19. Answer: D (Both the persons organised the
events on the adjacent days, except
option D.
20. Answer: D
Final arrangement
Again we have,
 T attends two months after the one works
in Wipro.
 T neither works in TCS nor Infosys.
We have,
 As many persons attend the conference
 B organised the event on one of the days
before T is same as after W, who attends
after Wednesday.
immediately after U.
 The number of persons organised before
 V doesn’t work in Zoho.
B is the same as the number of persons
From the above condition, case 2 gets
organised after the one who organised in
eliminated. Hence, case 1 shows the final
Novotel.
arrangement.
possibilities
Directions (16-20):
Again we have,
16. Answer: B
17. Answer: E
 Only one person organised between the  Only one person organised between the
one who organised in Novotel and F, who one who organised in Radisson and
organised two days before D. Hyatt.
 The one who organised in Marriott  Neither B nor E organised in Hilton.
organised immediately before D.  A didn’t organise in Novotel.
 E organised three days before the one From the above condition, case 1 and case 3
who organised in Radisson. get eliminated. Hence, case 2 shows the final
 F didn’t organise in Radisson. arrangement.
Again we have,
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Directions (1-5): Study the following statements D. Either conclusion I or II follows
and then decide which of the given conclusions E. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
logically follows from the given statements
disregarding the commonly known facts. 2. Statements:
1. Statements: Some ATM is Cheque.
All Private is Public. All Assets are Cheque.
Some Public is not Loan. Only a few Overdrafts are DD.
Only a few Private is Interest. Only a few Assets are Overdraft.
Only a few Loans are Debt. Conclusions:
Conclusions: I. Some Asset is not DD.
I. At least some Public is Interest. II. No Overdraft is ATM.
II. Some Debt is not Private. A. Only conclusion I follows
A. Only conclusion I follows B. Only conclusion II follows
B. Only conclusion II follows C. Both conclusions I and II follow
C. Both conclusions I and II follow D. Either conclusion I or II follows
E. Neither conclusion I nor II follows Only a few Stocks are Leverage.

No Commodity is Bond.
3. Statements: Conclusions:
Some Finance are Inflation. I. Some Stock is not Commodity.
Only a few Inflations are Deflation. II. All Leverage can be Limit.
Only a few Trades are market. A. Only conclusion I follows
All Trades are Finance. B. Only conclusion II follows
Conclusions: C. Both conclusions I and II follow
I. All Inflation can never be Finance. D. Either conclusion I or II follows
II. Some Market is not Deflation. E. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
A. Only conclusion I follows
B. Only conclusion II follows Directions (6-8): In the given question, the
C. Both conclusions I and II follow relationship between different elements is
D. Either conclusion I or II follows shown in the statements followed by some
E. Neither conclusion I nor II follows conclusions. Find the conclusion which is
definitely true.
4. Statements: A. Only conclusion I is true
Only a few Accounts are Demat. B. Only conclusion II is true
No Average is Bid. C. Either conclusion I or II is true
Only a few Margins are Account. D. Neither conclusion I nor II is true
Some Demat is Average. E. Both conclusions I and II are true
Conclusions: 6. Statements:
I. Some Bid is not Demat. G = K ≥ W ≥ M = E; N < K ≤ R = O > B
II. All Average can be Account. Conclusions:
A. Only conclusion I follows I. E < O
B. Only conclusion II follows II. O = E
C. Both conclusions I and II follow
D. Either conclusion I or II follows 7. Statements:
E. Neither conclusion I nor II follows L < R = S ≥ W > Y; K = P > S ≥ E > V
Conclusions:
5. Statements: I. W < E
Only a few Bonds are Limit. II. P ≥ L
All Limits are Stock.
8. Statements: Directions (11-12): Study the following

D < L ≤ M < C > F; J ≤ R < C = U > N information carefully and answer the questions
Conclusions: given below.
I. F > R K is the sister-in-law of Z, vice versa. O is the
II. L < U aunt of G. H is the only daughter of Y. T is the
mother-in-law of Y. S is the spouse of V who is
Directions (9-10): In the given question, the the mother of K. Both K and O are unmarried. Y
relationship between different elements is is the only son of V. Z is the mother of G, who is
shown in the statements followed by some the nephew of K. Z has no siblings. Only nine
conclusions. Find the conclusion which is members are there in the family.
definitely true. 11. How is Z related to S?
Give answers: A. Daughter
A. Only conclusion I is true B. Son-in-law
B. Only conclusion III is true C. Daughter-in-law
C. Either conclusion I or III and conclusion II are D. Mother-in-law
true E. Can't be determined
D. Both conclusions II and III are true
E. None is true 12. How many female members are there in the
9. Statements: family?
R < M = P ≤ O > J; G ≥ E ≤ A ≤ R A.6
Conclusions: B.3
I. O ≥ A C.4
II. E < P D.5
III. M > A E. Can’t be determined
10. Statements: Directions (13-15): Study the following

B ≤ D < N ≥ I ≥ C; T = B > H ≥ U information carefully and answer the questions
Conclusions: given below.
I. D ≥ U D is the mother of E. E’s husband is the brother-
II. I ≤ H in-law of C, who is unmarried. A is the only son-
III. N > T in-law of B. H is the brother of A, who is married
to C’s mother. F is a married male, who belongs
to the first generation. G is one of the members
of the family. Not more than eight members are B. Two

there in the family. C. One
13. If C is the niece of H, then how many D. Four
females are there in the family? E. None
A. Three
B. Five 17. If, in the word “ERGONOMIC”, from the left
C. Four end, the odd positioned letters are replaced with
D. Two the next letter and the even positioned letters
E. Six are replaced with the previous letter as per the
English alphabetical series, then which of the
14. Who among the following person is the following letter is second to the left of the third
sister-in-law of H? letter from the right end?
A.E A.P
B.B B.N
C.D C.O
D.C D.M
E. Can’t be determined E. None of these
15. Which of the following statement(s) is/are 18. If, in the number “219846357”, all the digits
true with respect to the final arrangement? are arranged in the increasing order from left to
A.C is the sister of E right, then how many digits remain unchanged in
B.B is the grandmother of C their position?
C.E is the wife of A A. One
D. Both E and G are siblings B. Two
E. All the statements are true C. Three
D. More than three
16. In the given word “COMPENSATION”, if all E. None
the vowels are replaced by its previous letter
and all the consonants are replaced by its next 19. If the vowels in the word
letter as per the English alphabetical order, then “UNPREDICTABLE” are changed to the next
how many vowels are there after the letter and the consonants are changed to the
rearrangement? previous letter as per the English alphabetical
A. Three
series, then how many vowels are there after increased by 1 and the digits at the odd position
the rearrangement? are decreased by 2, then what is the sum of the
A. None digits which are third from the left end and
B. More than three second from the right end?
C. Three A.18
D. Two B.16
E. One C.14
D.12
20. If, in the number “82943676”, from left to E.20
right, the digits at the even position are

1. Answer: A
3. Answer: E
2. Answer: E
Directions (11-12):
11. Answer: C
4. Answer: B 12. Answer: A
5. Answer: C
Directions (13-15):
13. Answer: C
14. Answer: C
15. Answer: B
Directions (6-8):
6. Answer: C
7. Answer: D
8. Answer: B
9. Answer: D
16. Answer: A
10. Answer: B
17. Answer: C
ERGONOMIC 19. Answer: D

FQHNONNHD UNPREDICTABLE
Hence, option C is correct. VMOQFCJBSBAKF
18. Answer: A 20. Answer: D

219846357 82943676
123456789 63751757
Hence, option A is correct. 7+5=12
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Directions (01-05): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions.
The given line graph shows the number of berry marker pens sold by four different shops i.e. A, B, C
and D and also given the number of lime marker pens sold by four different shops and the number of
navy marker pens sold by four different shops.
1) Out of the total number of marker pens sold c) 600

by shop F, 40% of the marker pens are navy d) 480
marker pens. If the ratio of the number of navy e) None of these
marker pen sold by shop D to shop F is 3:4,
then find the total number of marker pens sold 2) If the total number of berry, lime and navy
by shop F? marker pens sold by shop E is 33.33% less than
a) 560 that of shop C and the ratio of the number of
b) 720 navy marker pens sold by shop C to shop E is
7:5, then find the total number of berry and lime 4) Find the ratio of the total number of berry
marker pens sold by shop E? marker pens sold by shop A to the total number
a) 320 of navy marker pens sold by shops A and B
b) 410 together?
c) 290 a) 9:8
d) 450 b) 2:7
e) None of these c) 1:4
d) 5:3
3) Find the difference between the total number e) None of these
of berry and navy marker pens sold by shop A
and the total number of berry marker pens sold 5) The total number of lime marker pens sold by
by shop D? shops A and B together is what percentage of
a) 250 the total number of berry marker pens sold by
b) 190 shop B?
c) 340 a) 50%
d) 230 b) 120%
e) None of these c) 80%
d) 100%
e) None of these
Directions (06-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions.
The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the total number of plants (neem, mango and
banyan) planted in five different years i.e. 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 and 1995.
Note: The total number of plants plated in five different years = 4500
6) The total number of plants planted in 1991 8) If the ratio of the number of neem, mango and
and 1995 together is how much more than the banyan plants planted in 1995 is 2:4:1
total number of plants planted in 1994? respectively, then find the difference between
a) 360 the total number of neem and banyan plants
b) 210 planted in 1995 and the number of mango plants
c) 450 planted in the same year?
d) 320 a) 155
e) None of these b) 135
c) 175
7) Find the ratio of the total number of plants d) 115
planted in 1994 to the total number of plants e) None of these
planted in 1991 and 1992 together?
a) 8:3 9) If the total number of plants planted in 1996 is
b) 12:7 6/11th of the total number of plants planted in
c) 9:5 1992, then find the average number of plants
d) 10:13 planted in 1994 and 1996 together?
e) None of these a) 945
b) 630
c) 880 was completed in 7 days, then find the value of

d) 720 n?
e) None of these a) 10
b) 35
10) If the number of neem and mango plants c) 15
planted in 1993 is 60 more and 90 more than d) 20
the number of banyan plants planted in the e) None of these
same year, the number of banyan plants planted
in 1993 is what percentage less than the 13) A started a business with an investment of
number of neem plants planted in 1993? Rs.5000. After 4 months, B joined the business
a) 12.5% with an investment of Rs.4000. After 2 more
b) 45% months, C joined them with an investment of
c) 37.5% Rs.y. At the end of the year, the ratio of the
d) 21% profit share of A, B and C is 15:8:12
e) None of these respectively. Find the value of y?
a) 8000
11) A vessel contains a mixture of milk and b) 4500
water and the quantity of milk is three times c) 6600
more than that of water. If 25 liters of the mixture d) 7200
is taken out and 15 liters of water is added to the e) None of these
mixture, then the ratio of milk to water becomes
2:1. Find the quantity of the mixture in the vessel 14) The age of A 3 years hence is three times
initially? the age of B 5 years ago and A is 9 years
a) 200 liters younger than C. If the sum of the present age of
b) 100 liters A, B and C together is 78 years, then find the
c) 250 liters present age of C?
d) 300 liters a) 39 years
e) None of these b) 51 years
c) 42 years
12) 18 men can do a work in n days. If 15 men d) 36 years
started the work and after 10 days, (n – 5) more e) None of these
men joined the work and the remaining work
15) The circumference of circle A is 44 cm more

than the circumference of circle B and the ratio 18) A shopkeeper sold a mobile for Rs.14400
of the radius of circle A to circle B is 3:2. Find and incurred a profit. If he sold the mobile for
the area of circle B? Rs.11400, he incurred a loss which is equal to
a) 462 cm2 25% of the amount of profit incurred, then find
b) 616 cm2 the cost price of the mobile?
c) 308 cm2 a) Rs.12000
d) 154 cm2 b) Rs.16000
e) None of these c) Rs.15000
d) Rs.10000
16) A boat covers 154 km upstream in 7 hours e) None of these
and the boat covers 217 km in still water in 7
hours. Find the difference between the time 19) 150% of the number A is equal to half of the
taken by the boat to cover 240 km downstream number B. If 3 is added to number A, then the
and 110 km upstream? number A becomes 180 of its reciprocal. Find
a) 2 hours the number B?
b) 5 hours a) 20
c) 3 hours b) 48
d) 1 hour c) 64
e) None of these d) 36
e) None of these
17) The speed of train A is equal to the speed of
train B and the length of train A is 60 m more 20) A box contains 12 apples, 16 mangoes and
than that of train B. If train A crosses a pole in 8 oranges. If three fruits are drawn at random
15 seconds and train B crosses a pole in 12 from the box, then find the probability of that two
seconds, then find the sum of the speed of of them are oranges and one is apple?
trains A and B together? a) 22/91
a) 50 m/sec b) 4/85
b) 20 m/sec c) 9/61
c) 40 m/sec d) 11/72
d) 30 m/sec e) None of these
e) None of these
1) Answer: C 4) Answer: C
The total number of navy marker pens sold by The total number of navy marker pens sold by
shop F = 180 * 4/3 = 240 shops A and B together = 360 + 200 = 560
The total number of marker pens sold by shop F Required ratio = 140:560 = 1:4
= 240 * 100/40 = 600
5) Answer: B
2) Answer: A The total number of lime marker pens sold by
The total number of berry, lime and navy marker shops A and B together = 240 + 120 = 360
pens sold by shop C = 180 + 320 + 280 = 780 Required percentage = 360/300 * 100 = 120%
The total number of berry, lime and navy marker
pens sold by shop E = 780 * (100 – 33.33)/100 = Directions (06-10):
780 * 2/3 = 520 100 = 17 + X + 12 + X + X + 20 + 21
The number of navy marker pens sold by shop E 100 = 70 + 3X
= 280 * 5/7 = 200 3X = 30
The total number of berry and lime marker pens X = 10
sold by shop E = 520 – 200 = 320 % of the total number of plants planted in 1992 =
(10 + 12)% = 22%
3) Answer: D % of the total number of plants planted in 1993 =
The total number of berry and navy pens sold by 10%
shop A = 140 + 360 = 500 % of the total number of plants planted in 1994 =
Required difference = 500 – 270 = 230 (10 + 20)% = 30%
The total number of plants planted in 1991 =

4500 * 17/100 = 765 10) Answer: C
The total number of plants planted in 1992 = Let the number of banyan plants planted in 1993
4500 * 22/100 = 990 =x
The total number of plants planted in 1993 = And the number of mango plants planted in 1993
4500 * 10/100 = 450 = x + 90
The total number of plants planted in 1994 = And the number of neem plants planted in 1993
4500 * 30/100 = 1350 = x + 60
The total number of plants planted in 1995 = x + x + 90 + x + 60 = 450
4500 * 21/100 = 945 3x = 450 – 150
6) Answer: A x = 300/3
The total number of plants planted in 1991 and x = 100
1995 together = 765 + 945 = 1710 The number of banyan plants planted in 1993 =
Required difference = 1710 – 1350 = 360 100
The number of neem plants planted in 1993 =
7) Answer: D 100 + 60 = 160
The total number of plants planted in 1991 and Required percentage = (100 – 160)/160 * 100 = -
1992 together = 765 + 990 = 1755 60/160 * 100 = 37.5%
Required ratio = 1350:1755 = 10:13
11) Answer: B
8) Answer: B Let the quantity of water in the vessel initially = x
The total number of neem and banyan plants And the quantity of milk in the vessel initially =
planted in 1995 = 945 * (2 + 1)/(2 + 4 + 1) = 945 4x
* 3/7 = 405 And the quantity of the mixture in the vessel = 4x
The number of mango plants planted in 1995 = + x = 5x
945 – 405 = 540 (4x – 25 * 4x/5x)/(1x – 25 * 1x/5x + 15) = 2/1
Required difference = 540 – 405 = 135 (4x – 20) * 1 = (1x – 5 + 15) * 2
4x – 20 = 2x + 10 * 2
9) Answer: A 4x – 2x = 20 + 20
The total number of plants planted in 1996 = 990 x = 40/2
* 6/11 = 540 x = 20
Required average = (540 + 1350)/2 = 1890/2 = The quantity of the mixture in the vessel initially
945 = 5 * 20 = 100 liters
16) Answer: D
12) Answer: D The upstream speed of the boat = 154/7 = 22
18 * n = 15 * 10 + (15 + n – 5) * 7 km/hr
18n = 150 + 10 * 7 + 7n The speed of the boat in still water = 217/7 = 31
11n = 220 km/hr
n = 20 The speed of the stream = 31 – 22 = 9 km/hr
The downstream speed of the boat = 31 + 9 = 40
13) Answer: A km/hr
(5000 * 12 + 4000 * 8)/(y * 6) = (15 + 8)/12 The time taken by the boat to cover 240 km
(60000 + 32000)/6y = 23/12 downstream = 240/40 = 6 hours
6y = 92000 * 12/23 The time taken by the boat to cover 110 km
y = 48000/6 upstream = 110/22 = 5 hours
y = 8000 Required difference = 6 – 5 = 1
14) Answer: D 17) Answer: C

Let the present age of B = x Let the speed of train A = x
And the present age of A = (x – 5) * 3 – 3 = 3x – And the speed of train B = x
15 – 3 = 3x – 18 The length of train B = y
The present age C = 3x – 18 + 9 = 3x – 9 And the length of train A = y+60
x + 3x – 18 + 3x – 9 = 78 y + 60 = 15 * x---(1)
7x = 105 y = 12 * x ---(2)
x = 15 From (1) and (2),
The present age of C = 3 * 15 – 9 = 36 years 12x + 60 = 15x
3x = 60
15) Answer: B x = 20
Let the radius of circle A = 3x y + 60 = 15 * 20
And the radius of circle B = 2x y = 300 – 60
2 * 22/7 * 3x – 2 * 22/7 * 2x = 44 y = 240
3x – 2x = 44 * 7/(22 * 2) The speed of train A = 20 m/sec
x=7 And the speed of train B = 20 m/sec
The radius of circle B = 2 * 7 = 14 cm The sum of the speed of trains A and B together
The area of circle B = 22/7 * 142 = 616 cm2 = 20 + 20 = 40 m/sec
18) Answer: A 4x2 + 6x – 180 = 0

Let the cost price of the mobile = x 2x2 + 3x – 90 = 0
(14400 – x) * 25/100 = x – 11400 2x2 – 12x + 15x – 90 = 0
14400 * 1/4 – x/4 = x – 11400 2x(x – 6) + 15(x – 6) = 0
3600 + 11400 = x + x/4 x = +6, -15/2
4x + x = 15000 * 4 x=6
x = 15000 * 4/5 The number B = 6 * 6 = 36
x = 12000
20) Answer: B
19) Answer: D The total number of fruits in the box = 12 + 16 +
Let the number A = 2x 8 = 36
And the number B = 2x * 150/100 * 2/1 = 6x Required probability = 12C1 * 8C2/36C3
2x + 3 = 180 * 1/2x = (12 * 8 * 7/2)/(12 * 35 * 17)
(2x + 3) * 2x = 180 = 4/85
Score booster
Directions (01-05): What value should come in B.1582
the place of (?) in the following questions. C.1434
1) 55% of 4800 – (1/5) of 900 + 45% of 1600 = ? D.1628
– 450 E.1322
A.5140
B.2860 4) ? % of (75 × 4 – 150) = 420 + 752
C.4250 A.4280
D.3630 B.4520
E. None of these C.4030
D.5060
2) 95 ÷ 729 x 81 ÷ 92 x 6561 = 9? X 9 E. None of these
A.5
B.3 5) (7/84) of (12/156) of 4680 = 45 - ?
C.4 A.15
D.2 B.20
E. None of these C.25
D.30
3) 60 x 40 – 956 + 46 x 3 =? E. None of these
A.1144
Directions (06-10): What approximate value

should come in the place of (?) in the following 10) 12.50% of 240.03 + 37.5% of 319.879 +
questions? 62.51% of 399.91 =?
6) (√1599.81) * 63.91 *? = (58.05)2 – √145 * A.400
√4490 B.300
A.10 C.250
B.5 D.450
C.8 E.350
D.1
E.13 Directions (11-15): What value should come in
the place of (?) in the following number series?
7) 140.04% of 539.908 + (√6401)% of ? = 11) 8, 9, 20, 63, 256, ?
3315.924 A.1207
A.3100 B.1287
B.3000 C.1276
C.3200 D.1285
D.3300 E.1294
E.3400
12) 4, 32, 77, 141, 226, ?
8) √1850 +? = (25.901 ÷ 2.95) * 48.03 A.332
A.373 B.341
B.366 C.334
C.388 D.338
D.391 E.330
E.375
13) 7, 20, 37, 56, 79, ?
9) 30.01 * 27.92 + 19.98 * 60.01 - ? = √530 * A.111
√1445 B.108
A.1156 C.118
B.1146 D.105
C.1166 E.115
D.1136
E.1126 14) 26, 54, 181, 527, ?, 2596
A.1080 D.240
B.1120 E.130
C.1180
D.1260 19) 32, 39, 56, 63, 80, 99
E.1220 A.39
B.56
15) 24, 36, 72, 180, 540, ? C.99
A.1890 D.80
B.1880 E.63
C.1900
D.1920 20) 24, 47, 78, 117, 164, 220
E.1840 A.164
B.78
Directions (16-20): Find out the wrong number in C.220
the following number series. D.117
16) 32, 52, 92, 172, 332, 650 E.47
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)
I) x2 – 8x – 273 = 0
17) 19, 99, 219, 353, 535, 759 II) y2 – 19y + 60 = 0
A.99 A. x > y
B.535 B. x ≥ y
C.759 C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
D.353 D. x < y
E.219 E. x ≤ y
18) 256, 240, 218, 179, 130, 66 22)

A.218 I) x2 + 13x - 14 = 0
B.66 II) y2 – 29y + 198 = 0
C.179 A. x > y
B. x ≥ y II) y2 – 33y + 270 = 0

C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined. A. x > y
D. x < y B. x ≥ y
E. x ≤ y C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
D. x < y
23) E. x ≤ y
I) x2 – 28x + 196 = 0
II) y2 – 9y – 52 = 0 25)
A. x > y I) x2 – x – 90 = 0
B. x ≥ y II) y2 + 29y + 180 = 0
C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined A. x > y
D. x < y B. x ≥ y
E. x ≤ y C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined
D. x < y
24) E. x ≤ y
I) x2 – 8x – 105 = 0
1) Answer: D => (55/100) x 4800 – 180 + (45/100) x 1600 +

55% of 4800 – 1/5 of 900 + 45% of 1600 = ? – 450 = ?
450 => 2640 – 180 + 720 + 450 = ?
=> 3630 = ?
140.04% of 539.908 + (√6401)% of ? =

2) Answer: A 3315.924
95÷ 729 x 81 ÷ 92 x 6561 = 9? X 9 756 + 80 % of ? = 3316
=> 95÷ 93 x 92÷ 92 x 94 = 9? X 9 80% of ? = 2560
=> 9(5 – 3 + 2 – 2 + 4) = 9(? + 1) ? = 3200
=> 96 = 9(? + 1)
=> 6 = ? + 1 8) Answer: A
=> 6 – 1 = ? √1850 +? = (25.901 ÷ 2.95) * 48.03
=> 5 = ? 43 +? = 26/3 * 48
43 +? = 416
3) Answer: B ? = 373
=> 60 x 40 – 956 + 46 x 3 =?
=> 2400 – 956 + 138 =? 9) Answer: C
=> 1582 =? 30.01 * 27.92 + 19.98 * 60.01 - ? = √530 *
√1445
4) Answer: C 840 + 1200 - ? = 874
x % of (75 × 4 – 150) = 420 + 752 ? = 1166
(x/100)*(300 – 150) = 420 + 5625
(x/100)*150 = 6045 10) Answer: A
3x/2 = 6045 12.50% of 240.03 + 37.5% of 319.879 + 62.51%
x = 6045*(2/3) = 4030 of 399.91 =?
1/8 * 240 + 3/8 * 320 + 5/8 * 400 =?
5) Answer: A 30 + 120 + 250 =?
(7/84)*(12/156)*4680 = 45 – x 400 =?
30 = 45 – x
x = 45 – 30 = 15 11) Answer: D
8 *1 + 1 = 9
6) Answer: D 9 * 2 + 2 = 20
(√1599.81) * 63.91 *? = (58.05)2 – √145 * √4490 20 * 3 + 3 = 63
40 * 64 *? = 582 – 12 * 67 63 * 4 + 4 = 256
2560 *? = 3364 – 804 256 * 5 + 5 = 1285
?=1
12) Answer: C
7) Answer: C 4 + (2 * 14) = 32
32 + (3 * 15) = 77 19 + (20 * 4) = 99
77 + (4 * 16) = 141 99 + (22 * 5) = 209
141 + (5 * 17) = 226 209 + (24 * 6) = 353
226 + (6 * 18) = 334 353 + (26 * 7) = 535
535 + (28 * 8) = 759
13) Answer: B
7+ 13 =20 18) Answer: A
20 + 17 = 37 256 – 42 = 240
37 + 19 = 56 240 – 52 = 215
56 + 23 = 79 215 – 62 = 179
79 + 29 = 108 179 – 72 = 130
130 – 82 = 66
14) Answer: D
26 +33+ 1= 54 19) Answer: B
54 +53+ 2 = 181 32 + 7 = 39
181 +73 + 3 = 527 39 + 11 = 50
527 +93 + 4 = 1260 50 + 13 = 63
1260 +113 + 5 = 2596 63 + 17 = 80
80 + 19 = 99
15) Answer: A
24 * 1.5 = 36 20) Answer: C
36 * 2 = 72 52 – 1 = 24
72 * 2.5 = 180 72 – 2 = 47
180 * 3 = 540 92 – 3 = 78
540 * 3.5 = 1890 112 – 4 = 117
132 – 5 = 164
16) Answer: C 152 – 6 = 219
32 + 20 = 52
52 + 40 = 92 21) Answer: C
92 + 80 = 172 x2 – 8x – 273 = 0
172 + 160 = 332 x2 – 21x + 13x – 273 = 0
332 + 320 = 652 x(x – 21) + 13(x – 21) = 0
(x + 13)(x – 21) = 0
17) Answer: E x = -13, 21
y2 – 19y + 60 = 0 y(y – 13) + 4(y – 13) = 0

y2 – 15y – 4y + 60 = 0 (y + 4) + (y – 13) = 0
y(y – 15) – 4(y – 15) = 0 y =-4, 13
(y – 4)(y – 15) = 0 x>y
y = 4, 15 24) Answer: E
Relationship between x and y cannot be x2 – 8x – 105 = 0
established. x2 – 15x + 7x – 105 = 0
x(x – 15) + 7(x – 15) = 0
22) Answer: D (x + 7)(x – 15) = 0
x2 + 13x - 14 = 0 x =-7, 15
x2 + 14x – x – 14 = 0 y2 – 33y + 270 = 0
x(x + 14) – 1(x + 14) = 0 y2 – 18y – 15y + 270 = 0
(x – 1)(x + 14) = 0 y(y – 18) – 15(y – 18) = 0
x = 1, -14 (y – 15)(y – 18) = 0
y2 – 29y + 198 = 0 y = 15, 18
y2 – 18y – 11y + 198 = 0 x≤y
y(y – 18) – 11(y – 18) = 0
(y – 11)(y – 18) = 0 25) Answer: B
y = 11, 18 x2 – x – 90 = 0
x<y x2 – 10x + 9x – 90 = 0
x(x – 10) + 9(x – 10) = 0
23) Answer: A (x + 9)(x – 10) = 0
x2 – 28x + 196 = 0 x = -9, 10
x2 – 14x – 14x + 196 = 0 y2 + 29y + 180 = 0
x(x – 14) – 14(x – 14) = 0 y2 + 20y + 9y + 180 = 0
(x – 14)(x – 14) = 0 y(y + 20) + 9(y + 20) = 0
x = 14, 14 (y + 9)(y + 20) = 0
y2 – 9y – 52 = 0 y =-9, -20
y2 – 13y + 4y – 52 = 0 x≥y
Segmentations.

IBPS PO Prelims 2022 – Bundle PDF Course: English – Day-14/50
Segmentations.

English Language
Directions (1-5): Read the following passage suspected close contacts must be done,” read
carefully. There are some words in brackets. the advisory. Meanwhile, parents have
You have to find the replacement for each demanded that schools must return to
word and mark the corresponding option as (solitary) __ 5 __ mode of classes with an
your answer. If the word is correct then mark option for the children to attend classes online.
option E as the correct answer. 1. Which of the following words can replace
The spurt in COVID19 cases in Gurugram the word in bracket (1)?
over the past few days has (cohered) __ 1 __ A. deterred
the district health department to issue an B. impelled
advisory to schools asking them to ensure C. compel
thermal scanning, physical distancing and D. prompting
wearing of masks on the premises. The E. no replacement required
12point advisory said the positivityrate in the
district had increased to 5.97% on April 18 2. Which of the following words can replace
from 1.62% in the past month. On an average, the word in bracket (2)?
over 200 COVID19 cases were being A. infected
reported daily in the district with 15% of those B. nominated
(inferred) __ 2 __ being children, said the C. vitalized
advisory. The district recorded 198 cases on D. reports
April 18. The advisory said that all E. no replacement required
schoolchildren and staffers must wear masks.
Adherence to COVID-appropriate behaviour 3. Which of the following words can replace
on the premises is to be (captivated) __ 3 __ the word in bracket (3)?
on CCTVs. Among other things, it sought A. capture
separate entry and exit to the school premises B. necessitated
and (constant) __ 4 __ timings and entries in C. monitored
the event of fairs or exhibitions. “No D. gawking
symptomatic child should be allowed in the E. no replacement required
school. Effective disinfection of classes and
surfaces must be ensured on a daily basis. If 4. Which of the following words can replace
any child is tested positive, they must be the word in bracket (4)?
isolated for seven days at home and testing of A. similar
B. staggered tipple the "foreign-backed" government of

C. reduced Shehbaz Sharif.
D. accurate A. ousted
E. no replacement required B. appealed
C. donate
5. Which of the following words can replace D. tipple
the word in bracket (5)? E. All are correct
A. acute
B. exclusive 8. In a strong a) message to China, defence
C. isolated minister Rajnath Singh has said that if
D. hybrid harmed, India will not b) spear anyone, as he
E. no replacement required asserted that India under Prime Minister
Narendra Modi has c) emerged as a powerful
Directions (6-10): In the questions given country and is headed to be among the top
below, some words are highlighted in bold. three d) economies of the world.
Find the word which is misspelled or A. message
inappropriate. If all the words are correct, then B. spear
mark E as the answer. C. emerged
6. The Israeli-made a) laser system, known as D. economies
the “Iron Beam,” is designed to b) complement E. All are correct
a series of c) areal defense systems, including
the more d) costly rocket-intercepting Iron 9. Union home minister Amit Shah a) spoke to
Dome. top Delhi Police officers and b) directed them
A. laser to take c) necessary action in wake of
B. complement Jahangirpuri violence during a d)
C. areal procrastination on the occasion of Hanuman
D. costly Jayanti.
E. All are correct A. spoke
B. directed
7. a) Ousted Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran C. necessary
Khan on Friday b) appealed to the overseas D. procrastination
Pakistanis to c) donate money to his Pakistan E. All are correct
Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party in order to d)
10. The University Grants Commission (UGC) 12. Masks will be mandatory for people in
has now a) allowed academic b) colaboration public spaces, the Delhi Disaster Management
between Indian and foreign c)colleges in a Authority decided, _________ back a ₹500 fine
move that will make it easier for Indian for violators and announcing a ________ of
students to study in d) foreign universities, other measures to contain the spread of
even earn a degree from one, and vice versa. Covid-19 after weeks of a small but sustained
A. allowed increase in new infections.
B. colaboration a. host
C. colleges b. putting
D. foreign c. bringing
E. All are correct d. slew
e. reinstating
Directions (11-15): In the questions given A. c, a
below, two blanks are given with something B. e, d
omitted. Below the statement, some words C. b, d
have been given. Find the correct pair of D. e, a
words that fits the blanks contextually and E. c, b
grammatically in the given order.
11. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has 13. A massive fire spread through a section of
announced that a special visa category would the Ghazipur landfill in east Delhi on
be _______ soon for those who want to travel Wednesday — the third such incident since
to the country to _______ themselves of March 28 this year — sending a dense
AYUSH therapies. ________ of smoke several metres into the sky
a. launched and causing a toxic _______ around the area,
b. created police and fire department officials said.
c. provide a. plume
d. conducing b. gloomy
e. avail c. mist
A. a, c d. obstruction
B. d, c e. haze
C. b, d A. d, c
D. b, e B. a, e
E. e, c C. e, b
D. c, b
E. a, d Directions (16-20): In the questions below, two

sentences are given. Each sentence has
14. Despite continuous snowfall and zero some words given in bold, needed to be
visibility, the soldiers walked for 15 kilometres exchanged with words in bold in the other
and _________ 16 civilians who were ________ sentence. Find the correct pair of words to be
amid heavy snowfall at Sinthan Pass in exchanged and mark it as the answer.
Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district. 16.
a. restrained I. The Ukraine war has changed a) dynamics
b. stranded in India’s agricultural markets, as private
c. rescued traders are making b) unify purchases of
d. tracking wheat from farmers than in previous years,
e. mugged c)signed strong export demand.
A. a, e II. President Ram Nath Kovind has d)
B. b, a anticipating into law the Delhi Municipal
C. c, b Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2022, which
D. e, d seeks to e) larger the three civic bodies in the
E. c, d national capital, and was cleared by the Lok
Sabha on March 30 and the Rajya Sabha on
15. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has April 5 amid strong protests from f) opposition
said there is an ________ need for coordinated parties.
action among nations to enable a swift A. A-D, B-F & C-E
economic recovery post the Covid19 B. B-D & C-F
pandemic, and also to build ________ to future C. B-E & C-D
shocks. D. A-D & C-F
a. dire E. no interchange required
b. urgent
c. perseverance 17.
d. resilience I. India is a country of great diversity and it is
e. incidental essential to have a) storm and respect for all
A. a, d communities and sects if we wish to keep our
B. e, c nation united, the Allahabad high court said as
C. e, a it b)sparked a public interest litigation (PIL)
D. b, a against the c) prohibition on sale and
E. b, d purchase of meat, liquor and eggs in 22
municipal wards of Mathura-Vrindawan by the I. The Delhi High Court has asked the Centre
state government. to a) respond to a public interest litigation
II. The Kerala high court allowed a Catholic (PIL) seeking the constitution of an expert
woman to live with her Muslim husband and committee to be b) pared with laying out a
refused to d)interfere with her decision to wed roadmap for achieving the c) estimate made
outside her faith in a case that e) dismissed a by India at the United Nations Framework
political f) tolerance after her relatives alleged Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in
she was forced into marriage. 2021.
A. A-D, B-E & C-F II. In its latest World Economic Outlook report,
B. C-F the IMF has d) tasked global growth hopes for
C. A-F & B-E 2022 from 4.4% projected in January, to just
D. B-E 3.6%, a sharp e) decline from the
E. no interchange required f)commitments of 6.1% for 2021.
A. B-F & C-E
18. B. C-F
I. Reliance Jio and Vodafone Idea a) sought C. A-F & B-D
month-on-month declines in b) migrant D. B-D & C-F
subscribers while Airtel showed gains in E. no interchange required
February, according to data c) published by
the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India. 20.
II. The Supreme Court has d) reported I. Taking a)indigenous exception to evidence
compliance reports within four weeks from the in a criminal trial getting leaked and discussed
Centre and states on what actions have been in television debates, the Supreme Court has
taken to e) comply with its June 2021 order to b) exceeded investigating officers and media
provide food and social security to f) wireless that such conduct will amount to c)boost of
workers. duty and interference in administration of
A. A-D, B-F & C-E criminal justice.
B. A-D & B-F II. India d)warned its target of e)serious
C. A-F & C-E defence purchases in 2021-22 indicating a
D. B-F & C-D major f) dereliction to the country’s push
E. no interchange required towards ‘aatmanirbharta (self reliance)’,
according to data from the defence ministry.
19. A. A-E, B-D & C-F
B. B-D & C-F
C. A-E E. no interchange required

D. A-E & B-D

1. Answer: B Opp.- deter, discourage
impelled Cohere (v) – stick together, bind
The passage is based on increasing cases in
Gurugram and how it is made mandatory to 2. Answer: A
wear masks in schools, follow social distancing infected
and safety measures like thermal scanning and In this sentence, it is given that in the increasing
isolating Covid infected students in order to rate of infections, more than 200 cases were
contain the spread of virus among other reported in which around 15% infected people
students and staff. The first blank will be filled were children. We need a verb in the past tense
with past participles. In the sentence, it is given in the blank that signifies that ‘those’ were
that the increase in covid-19 cases has forced people who were affected by the virus.
the district health department to issue an ‘Nominated’ is used to choose a candidate for
advisory to schools asking them to ensure election or for an honour or award. ‘Vitalized’ is
thermal scanning, physical distancing and also contextually incorrect. ‘Reports’ is a noun
wearing of masks on the premises. ‘Deterred’ is but it can’t be used for children who were
contextually incorrect while C & D are infected by the virus. ‘Infected’ is the correct
grammatically incorrect. Only ‘impelled’ conveys word both grammatically and contextually. So,
the correct meaning. So, the answer will be the answer will be option A.
option B. Vitalize – energize, strengthen
Impel (v) – force to do something; compel,
prompt 3. Answer: C
monitored or online. In this case, only ‘hybrid’ is correct,

This sentence tells that the activities and that means mixed or interbred mode or way of
adherence to the protocols will be checked by doing something. ‘Isolated’, ‘solitary’ and
CCTVs. We need a past participle in the blank. ‘exclusive’ are synonyms of each other and
‘Capture’, ‘gawking’ are grammatically incorrect. opposites of ‘hybrid’. ‘Acute’ is also contextually
‘Necessitated’ doesn’t fit the context of the incorrect as it means ‘severe’ or ‘critical’. So,
sentence. ‘Monitored’ is the correct word here, the answer will be option D.
so the answer will be option C.
Gawk – monitor, notice, observe 6. Answer: C
Captivate – allure, attract areal
‘Areal’ is an inappropriate word in the sentence.
4. Answer: B The sentence tells about a laser system
staggered designed in Israel to accompany air defense
In this sentence, it is given that the district systems, that includes a costly rocket
health department has asked the school obstructing Iron Dome. ‘Areal’ is used as an
authorities to separate entry and exit to the adjective and it means involving an area
school premises and halted or delayed timings whereas ‘aerial’ means something happening or
during events so that it doesn’t create a crowd occurring in the air. The context is based on
in the building during exit and entry. Here, we aerial defense systems, so, the correct answer
need an adjective in the blank. For different will be option C.
timing, ‘staggered’ is the correct word.
‘Reduced’ is contextually inappropriate. 7. Answer: D
‘Constant’, ‘similar’ are synonyms of each other tipple
and are contextually incorrect. Similarly, ‘Tipple’ is an inappropriate word in the
‘accurate’ is incorrect. So, the answer will be sentence. The sentence is about the request
option B. made by the former PM of Pakistan to overseas
Pakistanis to donate money to his party in order
5. Answer: D to collapse the "foreign-backed" government of
hybrid Shehbaz Sharif. ‘Tipple’ means a distilled
In this sentence, it is given that parents have beverage that can make a person drunk. The
asked for grant permission to students to study correct word here should be ‘topple’ or
online due to increasing infection rate. They’re ‘plummet’ that means to cause an overbalance
asking it as an option that means there can be and fall. So, the correct answer will be option D.
two modes of studying in the schools, i.e. offline
8. Answer: B The given sentence tells us about the

spear announcement by PM Modi to start a special
The word ‘spear’ is inappropriate in the visa category for those people who want to visit
sentence. The sentence tells about a warning the country to benefit themselves with AYUSH
from Indian defence Minister Rajnath Singh to therapies.
China that if the latter harmed India, then it will In the first blank, we need a past participle
not sit silent as India has now emerged as a whereas an infinitive in the second blank. In A,
powerful country under PM Narendra Modi and ‘launched’ is correct but ‘provide’ can’t be
is on the way to be counted among the top followed by ‘of’. In B, ‘conducing’ is
three economies of the world. ‘Spear’ means a grammatically incorrect in the first blank. In C,
long pole with a sharp point at one end, used for ‘conducing’ is contextually incorrect. In E, ‘avail’
hunting or fighting. The correct word should be can’t be put in first blank. Only D has the correct
‘spare’. So, the answer will be option B. pair of words, so, the answer will be option D.
9. Answer: D Create (v) – conduce, initiate, launch
procrastination Avail (v) – provide, benefit, assist
The word ‘procrastination’ is inappropriate here.
The sentence tells about the meeting of Union 12. Answer: A
Home Minister Amit Shah with top Delhi Police c, a
Officers directing them to take action against The given sentence tells us about the
the people who were involved in Jahangirpuri compulsion of wearing masks in public places in
violence during a ‘procession’ or ‘Yatra’ on the Delhi; the Delhi Disaster Management Authority
occasion of Hanuman Jayanti. ‘Procrastination’ has announced that Rs. 500 fine for the people
means the action of delaying or postponing who violate the rule will be reinstated or revived
something. The correct word here should be in addition to a large number of other measures
‘procession’.So, the answer will be option D. to slow the spread of Covid-19 after a
continuous increase in new cases after weeks.
10. Answer: B Here, we need a gerund in the first blank and a
colaboration noun in the second blank.
The word ‘colaboration’ is misspelled here. The In B and D, ‘reinstating’ is incorrect as it itself
correct spelling is ‘collaboration’; so, the answer means bringing back; ‘back’ after it will be
will be option B. superfluous. In C, ‘putting’ is contextually
incorrect as the phrasal verb ‘put back’ means
11. Answer: D to postpone something. In E, ‘putting’ in the
b, e second blank is incorrect. In A, both the words
are given correct both grammatically and In A, ‘mugged’ is contextually incorrect. In B, the
contextually. So, the answer will be optionA. use of ‘stranded’ in the first blank is incorrect as
A host of/a slew of –A very large number or the soldiers didn’t stop or strand the civilians. In
collection of people or things D & E, ‘mugged’ as well as ‘tracking’ are
Bring back – reinstate, reintroduce something. contextually incorrect. The correct word can be
‘trekking’ that means go on a long arduous
13. Answer: B journey, typically on foot. Only option C has the
a, e correct pair of words that fit the blanks making
The sentence tells about an incident of the the sentence correct. So, the answer will be
spread of extreme fire in Ghazipur landfill in option C.
east Delhi that created a dense cloud of smoke Stranded – in difficulty; left without the means to
and caused a harmful and toxic mist in the area. move from somewhere
In both the blanks, we need a noun that denotes Tracking – chasing, following
the word smoke and pollution caused because Mugged – attack and rob someone, assault
of it. In A, ‘obstruction’ is contextually incorrect Restrained – prevent or stop someone from
as it was obstruction due to smoke, ‘of’ will be doing something
incorrect. In C & D, ‘gloomy’ is an adjective Rescued – save someone from any dangerous
whereas we need a noun. In E, ‘obstruction’ is or difficult situation
incorrect. In B, both the words are given correct
both grammatically and contextually. So, the 15. Answer: E
answer will be option B. b, d
Haze –mist, cloud, fog The given sentence tells about the need for
Obstruction – barrier, hindrance coordinated action among nations to help each
Plume of smoke – a large quantity of smoke that other get a fast economic recovery after the
rises into the air in a column Covid19 pandemic and also the ability to
withstand and adjust to future challenges and
14. Answer: C resolve them. The need can be urgent as an
c, b action has to be taken here and in the second
The sentence tells about the rescue of civilians blank, the finance minister has asked to be
who were stranded due to heavy snowfall at potent and strong enough to face future
Sinthan Pass in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar economic problems. Options A, C & D will be
district by the soldiers despite continuous eliminated as the first blank will be filled with a
snowfall and visibility was almost zero. word that starts with a vowel while ‘dire’ will be
grammatically incorrect. In option B, ‘incidental’
is opposite of ‘urgent’ and hence contextually the banon sale and purchase of meat, liquor
incorrect. Option E has the correct pair of words and eggs in 22 municipal wards of Mathura-
that fit the blanks. So, the answer will be option Vrindawan by the state government.
E. In II sentence, it is given that the Kerala high
Resilience – potency, strength, perseverance court allowed a Catholic woman to live with her
Muslim husband and refused to interfere with
16. Answer: C her decision to wed outside her faith in a case
B-E & C-D that created a political fight after her relatives
In I sentence, it is given that the Ukraine war alleged she was forced to marry the Muslim
has affected the process of growth and change man.
in Indian agricultural markets as private traders After reading the sentence, we can identify that
are purchasing wheat in larger amounts than ‘tolerance’ & ‘storm’ will be interchanged;
before due to higher export demand. similarly, ‘sparked’ & ‘dismissed’ will be
In II sentence, it is given that President Ram interchanged. So, the answer will be option C.
Nath Kovind has signed a bill named the Delhi
Municipal Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2022, 18. Answer: B
that get clearance by the Lok Sabha on March A-D & B-F
30 and the Rajya Sabha on April 5 amid strong In I sentence, it is given that Reliance Jio and
protests from the opposition parties and the bill Vodafone Idea reported month-on-month
seeks to unite the three civic bodies in the declines in wirelesssubscribers while Airtel
national capital. showed gains in February, according to data
After reading the sentence, we can identify that published by the Telecom Regulatory Authority
‘unify’ & ‘larger’ will be interchanged; similarly, of India.
‘signed’ and ‘anticipating’ will be interchanged. In II sentence, it is given that The Supreme
So, the answer will be option C. Court has asked for compliance reports within
four weeks from the Centre and states on what
17. Answer: C actions have been taken to follow its June 2021
A-F & B-E order to provide food and social security to
In I sentence, it is given that India is a country of migrant workers.
great diversity and it is essential to have After reading the sentence, we can identify that
tolerance and patience and respect for all ‘reported’ & ‘sought’ will be interchanged;
communities and sects if we wish to keep our similarly, ‘wireless’ & ‘migrant’ will be
nation united, the Allahabad high court said as it interchanged. So, the answer will be option B.
dismisseda public interest litigation (PIL) against
19. Answer: D Task with – engage with or work with (in a

B-D & C-F group)
In I sentence, it is given that the Delhi High
Court has asked the Centre to respond to a 20. Answer: A
public interest litigation (PIL) seeking the A-E, B-D & C-F
constitution of an expert committee to engage in In I sentence; it is given that the Supreme Court
laying out a roadmap for achieving the has warned investigating officers and media for
commitments made by India at the United leaking and discussing evidence in television
Nations Framework Convention on Climate debates, that such actions will amount to
Change (UNFCCC) in 2021. misconduct of duty and interference in
In II sentence, it is given that the IMF has administration of criminal justice.
reduced global growth hopes for 2022 from In II sentence, it is given that India has
4.4% projected in January, to just 3.6%, a sharp exceeded its target of native defence purchases
decline from the estimate of 6.1% for 2021. in 2021-22 indicating a major boost to the
In Ist sentence, ‘commitments’ are given by country’s push towards ‘aatmanirbharta (self
India at the United Nations Framework reliance)’, according to data from the defence
Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in ministry.
2021. In IInd sentence, estimation is made After reading the sentence, we can identify that
regarding global growth. ‘serious’ & ‘indigenous’ will be interchanged;
After reading the sentence, we can identify that similarly, ‘warned’ & ‘exceeded’ as well as
‘tasked’ & ‘pared’ will be interchanged; similarly, ‘dereliction’ & ‘boost’ will be interchanged. So,
‘commitments’ & ‘estimate’ will be interchanged. the answer will be option A.
So, the answer will be option D. Dereliction (n) – misconduct, disuse, neglect
Pared – reduced, cut off Boost (n) – improve, uplift
Indigenous (adj) – native, aboriginal
Score Booster
Directions (1-7): A passage has been given One day, Molly the milkmaid had filled her pails
below. Read it carefully and answer the with milk. Her job was to milk the cows, and
questions given below the passage. Some of then bring the milk to the market to sell. Molly
the words have been highlighted in the passage loved to think about what to spend her money
that will help you locate them to find the on. As she filled the pails with milk and went to
appropriate answer according to the questions market, she again thought of all the things she
asked. wanted to buy. As she walked along the road,
she thought of buying a cake and a basket full E. All A, B and C

of fresh strawberries.
A little further down the road, she spotted a 3. With the money I get from today, I’m going to
chicken. She thought, “With the money I get buy a chicken of my own. That chicken will lay
from today, I’m going to buy a chicken of my eggs, then I will be able to sell milk and eggs
own. That chicken will lay eggs, then I will be and get more money!
able to sell milk and eggs and get more money!” With these quoted lines what can we say about
She continued, “With more money, I will be able the character of Molly?
to buy a fancy dress and make all the other A. famished
milkmaids jealous.” Out of excitement, Molly B. glutted
started skipping, forgetting about the milk in her C. avaricious
pails. Soon, the milk started spilling over the D. bountiful
edges, covering Molly. E. None of the above
_______________, Molly said to herself, “Oh no! I
will never have enough money to buy a chicken 4. What made Molly “skipping” in excitement?
now.” She went home with her empty pails. “Oh, A. The thought of selling both milk and chicken
my goodness! What happened to you?” Molly’s B. The thought of making other milkmaids
mother asked. “I was too busy dreaming about jealous.
all the things I wanted to buy that I forgot about C. The thought of buying a fancy dress.
the pails,” she answered.’” D. The thought of having more money.
1. What is the job of Molly? E. None of the above
A. Molly sells the milk in the market
B. Molly sells the eggs in the market 5. Why did Molly say these lines “Oh no! I will
C. Molly sells the chicken in the market never have enough money to buy a chicken
D. Molly sells the milk products in the market now.”?
E. None of the above A. Because she was unable to sell the milk the
entire day.
2. What was the first thought of buying came to B. Because her pails got emptied while walking.
Molly's mind? C. Because in excitement she spilled all the milk
A. She thought of buying a cake. while skipping.
B. She thought of buying a basket full of fresh D. Both B and C
strawberries. E. Both A and B
C. She thought of buying a fancy dress.
D. Both A and B 6. What lesson do we learn with this passage?
A. Like a chicken with the pip B. b

B. Don’t count your chickens until they hatch C. c
C. A chicken in every pot D. d
D. A chicken and egg situation E. e
E. Running like a headless chicken
10. The Sri Lankan Navy said that they (a)/
7. Fill the blank given in the passage. have found the body of an Indian fisherman (b)/
A. Drenched who went missing after the boat he (c)/ was in
B. Parched along with two others was hit by a (d)/ naval
C. Dunked vessel of the island nation of the northern
D. Scorched coast.(e)
E. None of the above A. a
B. b
Directions (8-12): In each of the following C. c
questions, a sentence has been divided into five D. d
parts out of which one part is erroneous. You E. e
are required to choose the option which is
grammatically or contextually incorrect. 11. Travellers fully vaccinated and coming (a)/
8. Goa Tourist Minister (a)/ said that the state to a country with which India has reciprocal (b)/
(b)/ wants the “richest tourists” (c)/ and not arrangements for mutual acceptance of WHO-
drug addicts and (d)/ those who "cook food on approved (c)/ COVID-19 vaccines shall be
the buses".(e) allowed to leave the airport (d)/ and will not
A. a need to undergo home quarantine and testing
B. b from October 25.(e)
C. c A. a
D. d B. b
E. e C. c
D. d
9. The External Affairs Minister unveiled a (a)/ E. e
plaque at Ra'anana in northern Israel (b)/ in the
memory of Indian soldiers (c)/ who laid off their 12. Normal life was throwed out of (a)/ gear in
lives (d)/ in the Battle of Tabsor during World Sikkim as torrential rain (b)/ caused landslides
War I.(e) at several places (c)/, blocking National
A. a
Highway-10 and snapping the arterial road (d)/ C. c

link with neighbouring West Bengal.(e) D. d
A. a E. e
B. b
1. Answer: A It is clear from the mentioned lines that she

Refer to the first paragraph- “One day, Molly the always thinks about money and the character
milkmaid had filled her pails with milk. Her job she possesses is - avariciouswhich means
was to milk the cows, and then bring the milk to “having or showing an extreme greed for wealth
the market to sell. ” From the above quoted or material gain”.
lines we can say that option A is the correct Famished- extremely hungry.
answer. Glutted - supply or fill to excess.
Bountiful- large in quantity; abundant.
2. Answer: D Hence option C is the correct answer.
Refer to the first paragraph- “As she walked
along the road, she thought of buying a cake 4. Answer: B
and a basket full of fresh strawberries.” From Refer to the second paragraph- “She continued,
the highlighted parts it is clear that only options “With more money, I will be able to buy a fancy
A and B are correct. Hence option D is the dress and make all the other milkmaids
correct answer. jealous.” Out of excitement, Molly started
skipping, forgetting about the milk in her pails.”
3. Answer: C From the highlighted parts it is clear that only
option B is correct. Hence option B is the 7. Answer: A

correct answer. The correct word which will be filled in the given
blank is “drenched” which means “to get wet
5. Answer: C thoroughly with liquid”. Other options are
Refer to the quoted lines of the second and third contextually inappropriate.
paragraph- “Out of excitement, Molly started Parched- dried out with heat.
skipping, forgetting about the milk in her pails. Scorched- slightly burned, or damaged by fire or
Soon, the milk started spilling over the edges, heat.
covering Molly. Dunked- dip (bread or other food) into a drink or
Drenched, Molly said to herself, “Oh no! I will soup before eating it.
never have enough money to buy a chicken Hence option A is the correct answer.
now.”
Hence option C is the correct answer. 8. Answer: A
Out of the five given parts, part (a) has a
6. Answer: B grammatical error.
The lesson we learn from the passage is (TOURIST) will be replaced by (TOURISM).
someone should not depend on something We never say Tourist Minister, we always say
hoped for until he or she knows for certain that it Tourism Minister.
will happen and for this the correct option is Correction- “Goa Tourism Minister”
“Don’t count your chickens until they hatch” Hence option A is the correct answer.
which is usually used in negative statements.
A chicken in every pot means a symbol of 9. Answer: D
wealth and prosperity. Out of the five given parts, part (d) has a
A chicken and egg situation means a situation grammatical error. Usage of phrasal verb (LAID
in which it is difficult or impossible to tell which OFF) is incorrect. So “laid down” will be the
of two things comes (or should come) first, as correct word.
each one seems to cause the other to occur. Laid down means to give up one's life for a
Like a chicken with the pip means in low spirits; goodpurpose.
in a weak or sickened state or manner. Running Correction- “who laid down their lives”
like a headless chicken means to work, act, or Hence option D is the correct answer.
move with great haste and in a careless or
senseless manner. 10. Answer: E
Hence option B is the correct answer. Out of the five given parts, part (e) has a
grammatical error. Usage of (OF) is incorrect.
'Of' is used to show a relationship or connection Correction- “from a country with which India has
between someone or something to another. 'Off' reciprocal”
means away from someone or something. So Hence option B is the correct answer.
“off” will be the correct word.
Correction- “naval vessel of the island nation off 12. Answer: A
the northern coast” Out of the five given parts, part (a) has a
Hence option E is the correct answer. grammatical error. Usage of (throwed) is
incorrect because “was” is followed by V3 and
11. Answer: B the third form of throw will be thrown. So
Out of the five given parts, part (b) has a “thrown” will be the correct word.
grammatical error. Usage of “to” in this context Correction- “Normal life was thrown out of”
is wrong. Coming from a country is appropriate. Hence option A is the correct answer.
Segmentations.

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