ECC ACADEMY
ENGLISH
Directions(1-5): In the question below, a
sentence is given with two blanks,
indicating that some parts are missing.
Identify the correct pair of words that fit
in the sentence to make it grammatically
and contextually correct.
1. Using customized pricing means that
the pricing schedules of companies are
more ______ than ever before, with far
more acceptable price levels for each
product and different types and
amounts of incentives ______ to
buyers.
A complicate, provide B complex, offered
C ophiolite, profoundly
D denser, propound E gneiss, give
2. The long-term ______ is education
and building a society that can ______
the validity of sources without Facebook
censorship.
A Solve, evaluation B Solution, evaluate
C Solved, evaluate D Solution, evaluation
E None of the above
3. Many educated Chinese will tell you
that democracy would ______ lead to
chaos and violence and that is why
millions of Chinese citizens support
single-party dictatorship without
______ a word of the official
Communist ideology.
A Inevitably, believing B Inevitable, trust
C Inevitable, believing
D Inevitable, trusting
E Inevitably, trusted
4. Scientific or not, this bit of branding
ingenuity transmogrified into a pearl of
wisdom that ______ around the globe
over the next half century, and ______
found its way onto the wrists and into
the pockets of millions of Americans.
A Travel, eventually B Transfer, eventual
C Travelled, eventually
D Visited, eventually E Visit, eventual
5. For long where India viewed Pakistan
as the __________ of terrorism,
Washington remained ____________
to put pressure on what it argued was a
close ally in its 'war against terrorism'.
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A Hub, Perspicacious
B Epicenter, Averse C Source, Ardent
D Foundation, Astute
E Centrifuge, Reluctant
Directions(6-10): In the following
passage, some of the words have been
left out and replaced by a blank
represented by a letter. First read the
passage and try to understand what it is
about. Then fill in the blanks as per the
questions given.
Tensions had been _______ (A)
throughout Europe - especially in the troubled
Balkan region of southeast Europe - for years
before World War I actually broke out. A
number of alliances involving European
powers, the Ottoman Empire, Russia and other
parties had existed for years, but political
instability in the Balkans (particularly Bosnia,
Serbia and Herzegovina) threatened to
______(B) these agreements. The spark that
ignited World War I was struck in Sarajevo,
Bosnia, where Archduke Franz Ferdinand -
heir to the Austro-Hungarian Empire - was
shot to _______ (C) along with his wife,
Sophie, by the Serbian nationalist Gavrilo
Princip on June 28, 1914. Princip and other
nationalists were struggling to end Austro-
Hungarian rule over Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand
_______ (D) off a rapidly escalating chain of
events: Austria-Hungary, like many countries
around the world, blamed the Serbian
government for the attack and hoped to use the
incident as justification for settling the
question of Serbian nationalism once and for
all. Because mighty Russia supported Serbia,
Austria-Hungary waited to declare war until its
leaders received ______ (E) from German
leader Kaiser Wilhelm II that Germany would
support their cause.
6. Select the most appropriate word at
(A).
A Diving B Descending C Setting
D Brewing E Retiring
7. Select the most appropriate word at
(B).
A Build B destroy C strengthen D repair
E Underpin
8. Select the most appropriate word at
(C).
A dead B dies C death D died E life
9. Select the most appropriate word at
(D).
A set B put C called D cut E ran
10. Select the most appropriate word at
(E).
A insurance B assurance C assertion
D Both, (b) and (c) E endurance
Directions(11-14): In the question given
below, a sentence is given which has
been divided into parts. One of the parts
may contain an error. Identify the part
that contains the error and mark it as
the answer. Ignore errors of
punctuation. In case the sentence is
correct as it is, mark (e) that is, 'No
error'.
11. A Wildlife tourism must also be
encouraged
B particularly through public-private
partnerships
C to help increase conserved areas
D when making a difference to backward
districts.
E No error
12. A As the global atmospheric burden of
CO2
B continues to raise, scientists are
realizing that
C the situation may not be quite
D so cut-and-dried. E No error
13. A Monteiro noted that many members of
the
B previous Congress which faced
corruption
C charges also lost in the latest elections
to Congress,
D held concurrently with the presidential
election.
E No error
14. A The Enforcement Directorate
conducted
B searches on 14 locations on Delhi,
Gurugram
C and Surat in connection with the
₹2,895.63-crore
D Pilatus trainer aircraft deal case.
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E No error
Directions(15-19): Six statements are given
below, five of which are jumbled in any
random order. These statements will form a
coherent and meaningful paragraph, when
arranged in the correct sequence. The last
statement is the final concluding sentence of
the paragraph. Arrange the sentences in the
right order, and answer the questions that
follow.
A. There's never been a better time to think
about social media's impact on our mental
well-being.
B. After the internet boom, many people may
no longer even remember a time before social
media.
C. In 2017, the smartphone turned 10 years
old; that means that gradually science is
catching up, and new research is emerging
about its world-changing impact.
D. Having a computer in the palm of our hands
has given us access to each other's lives.
E. It has also given us an insight into our own
lives - that was totally unprecedented before
the internet.
F. But is it making us any happier?
15. Which of the following would be the
FOURTH sentence after rearrangement?
AABECCDAED
16. Which of the following would be the
FIRST sentence after rearrangement?
AABBCDDEEC
17. Which of the following would be the
SECOND sentence after rearrangement?
ACBDCEDAEC
18. Which of the following would be the
THIRD sentence after rearrangement?
AEBCCBDAED
19. Which of the following would be the
FIFTH sentence after rearrangement?
AEBBCDDAEC
Directions(20-21): Match the statements
from column 1 with column 2 and find
which of the following pair of
statements given in the options make
contextually and grammatically correct
sense
20. Column 1
 A. If you consistently suffer from poor sleep,
implementing standard sleep hygiene tips
B. The National Magazine Awards, also known
as the Ellie Awards, honour print and digital
publications
C. A psychologist who specializes in insomnia
and sleep problems works with clients
Column 2
D. to identify the underlying dynamics and
habits that cause sleep problems and help
discover what it takes to correct them.
E. like lower room temperature, less light in
your bedroom, and avoiding screens may help.
F. that consistent demonstrate superior
execution of editorial objectives, innovative
techniques, noteworthy enterprise and
imaginative design.
A AE & CD B BD & CF C AF D BF & CE
E AF, BE & CD
21. Column 1
A. The four companies had submitted their
initial bids in response to an 'expression of
interest'
B. Russia will not only train Indian astronauts
for the country's maiden
human spaceflight programme
C. Typically, women's self-help groups are
comprised of 10 to 20
women of similar socio-economic status
Column 2
D. but will also help provide life support
system to the Indian space crew and
heating mechanism for the spacecraft.
E. and are often some of the least advantaged
in a village, whom meet regularly while sharing
practical information.
F. floated recent by the Insurance Regulatory
and Development Authority of India (IRDAI).
A AE & CF B BD C AD & BE
D AF, BD & CE E BF & CD
Directions(22-30): Read the following
passage carefully and answer the
questions given below it:-
About 23,000 Americans and 25,000
Europeans die each year from antibiotic-
resistant infections, according to the U.S.
Centres for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC). The trajectory is
______________(A): the number of
infections is expected to quintuple roughly
every eight years. If current trends continue, by
2040 infections will be the world's leading
cause of death. We need a change in the way
we think about fighting bacteria that cause
infections. Antibiotics have been the weapon of
choice for decades, but as bacterial resistance
grows, we need new approaches
One of the key problems with antibiotics
is that most bacteria carry the modifications
needed to overcome any particular antibiotic in
their cellular DNA. When it is exposed to
antibiotics, a bacterium shuffles its DNA like
a deck of cards, until it comes up with a
combination that works against the antibiotics.
And the odds are stacked in bacteria's favour.
"You've got billions of bacteria inside of you,"
explains Vincent Rotello, a chemist at the
University of Massachusetts." You're going to
have a decent number of them getting a full
house." When that happens, you have got an
antibiotic-resistant strain.
Rather than focusing on new antibiotics,
Rotello is developing bacteria-resistant
materials that would prevent most bacteria
from hitching a ride on their surfaces, while
killing the few that do. These materials could
coat everything from clothes, to money, paint
and even the medical devices implanted in our
bodies to replace our worn-out knees or hips.
And they just might save our lives.
The first step is to develop a new class of
biological coatings that are resistant to
adhesion, which would make it far harder for
bacteria to spread from one place or person to
another. Rotello is adapting non-stick surfaces
like Teflon and fluorinated polymers, and
metallic films like titanium, to use on fibres
and other materials. "Much of the technology
is already here, but implementation is
challenging," says Rotello. "We can Teflon-coat
fibres, but the resulting fabric can be quite
uncomfortable and expensive. Folks are
working on it, though."
An even bigger challenge is finding
coatings that can be used on medical devices
and implants that go inside the human body, to
make them safe and non-toxic. In his lab,
Rotello has been working on a different type of
film based on the proteins in our blood serum
that keep blood cells from aggregating. The
same characteristic could be used to prevent
bacteria from sticking to a surface. And since
these films are based on proteins, they would
not involve introducing potentially toxic
materials into the body. "Biological systems
like proteins and cells use seemingly random
patterns of positive and negative charge to
limit interactions." says Rotello. "This same
design feature can be used by scientists to
create surfaces that bacteria have difficulty
adhering to."
22. Which of the following is
antonymous to the word 'prevent' as
mentioned in the given passage?
A Subside B Demarcate C Flatter
D Abet E Commiserate
23. biological coatings?
A. To find coatings that can be used on
medical devices which are used
externally by patients.
B. To create biological coatings from
easily available antibiotics.
C. To find coatings that can be used on
medical devices and implants that go
inside the human body, to make them
safe and non-toxic.
D. To create non-toxic biological coatings
for infected patients.
E All of these
24. Which of the following is the main
problem with antibiotics as mentioned
in the given passage?
A Most bacteria can make the necessary
modifications against any particular
antibiotic in their cellular DNA.
B Bacteria find it difficult to modify their
DNA as expected by antibiotics.
C Bacteria are not easily identified by the
antibiotics as they keep on shuffling their
DNA.
D Some Bacteria can make the much-
needed changes to defend themselves
against antibiotics.
E Bacteria tend to rearrange DNA which
can affect their life cycle.
25. Which of the following is true as per
the given passage?
A Humans have billions of bacteria
inside them.
B A chemist at the University of
Massachusetts is developing bacteria-
resistant materials.
C Antibiotics have been the weapon of
choice for decades against infection.
D About 23,000 Americans and 25,000
Europeans die each year from antibiotic-
resistant infections.
E All of these
26. What does a bacterium do when it is
exposed to antibiotics as per the given
passage?
A It defends itself against antibiotics by
releasing different compounds.
B It creates a defence layer around itself
against the attack of antibiotics.
C It stops being active and goes to the
dormant state in the body.
D It shuffles its DNA until it finds a
combination that works against the
antibiotics.
E None of these.
27. Which of the following word will fit
in the blank A?
A Comforting B Reassuring C Allaying
D Alarming E Mesmerizing
28. Which of the following is
synonymous to the word 'shuffle' as
mentioned in the given passage?
A Avoid B Eradicate C Adjust
D Rearrange E Evaluate
29. According to the passage, with which
of the following Rotello most likely to
agree?
A Anti-biotics can work against bacteria
only if they are coated with biological
coating.
B Anti-biotics are sufficient to kill all the
bacteria.
C Revolution in anti-biotic drugs can
only help in complete elimination of
bacteria.
D We need to think innovative methods
than just antibiotics to overcome health
risks from bacteria.
E None of these
30. How will the new class of biological
coatings that are adhesion resistant
work as per the given passage?
A They help in the containment of
bacteria.
B They help in keep infection away from
the body.
C a) and b).
D Due to adhesion resistance surface it
will become very hard for bacteria to
spread from one place or person to
another
E a), b) and c).
REASONING
Directions(31-35): Ten people bought a flat
in Sarjapur apartment but in different year
among 1950,1952,1957,1964,
1967,1971,1974,1979,1984,1985. Four people
bought flat between R and S where R bought
before S and also both of them bought the flat
in an odd year. One of the person to buy flat is
P. Two people bought a flat between Y and T. X
bought a flat in an even year after 1964 but
before 1984. Y bought the flat immediately
before W. Three people bought flat between V
and Q where Q bought before V in an even
year. U who was not the first person to
purchase the flat, bought in an even year
before X but not in 1964. No two persons
bought flat on the same year.
31. How many people bought flat
between V and S?
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32. Who bought the flat in 1964?
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33. In which year did W bought a flat?
A 1984 B 1967 C 1971 D 1985
E None of these
34. How many people bought flat
between S and T?
A 1 B 2 C 3 D 4 E More than 4
35. Who among the following bought the
flat after R?
I. Q; II. S ; III. U
A I and II B II and III C Only III
D Only II E All three
Directions(36-38): In the following
questions, a statement is followed by
two conclusions. Choose the correct
option based on the given statement.
A Only conclusion A follows
B Only conclusion B follows
C Either Conclusion A or B follows
D Neither conclusion A nor B follows
E Both conclusions A and B follow
36. Statement: S < T, Q = R, R≥ S, P > Q
Conclusions: (A) P > S; (B) T > Q
37. Statement: P < Q, Q > R, S > Q, Q≥ T
Conclusions: (A) P<S; (B) S > R
38. Statement: C ≥ D, A < B, E = D, B < C
Conclusions: (I) C > E; (II) A ≥ E
39. Study the following information and
answer the given question.
Seven persons, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are living
in a seven-storey building with floors
numbered as 1 to 7 from the bottom to the top
respectively. D lives on the 3rd floor. C lives on
a floor above G's floor. A lives on the topmost
floor but not adjacent to F's floor. F lives on an
even numbered floor immediately above R. E
lives on an odd numbered floor.
Who lives on 5th floor?
ARBFCEDGED
40. Using 5 th , 8 th , 9 th and 11 th letter
of the word 'INFORCEMENT', a
meaningful word is formed. What will
be the last letter of the word? If no
meaningful word can be formed, then
mark 'X' and if more than one
meaningful word is possible then mark
'Y'.
AXBYCNDMET
Directions(41-43): A family consists of eight
members in two generations and either both or
none of the parents were alive.
G is the daughter of S. A is the mother of K,
who is unmarried. D and A do not have any
siblings. B is the nephew of S. B does not have
any sisters. R's brother has only one child. T is
the sisterin-law of K.
41. How is K related to S?
A Niece B Nephew C Son D Daughter
E Brother-in-law
42. What is the relationship between G
and R respectively?
A Daughter, father B Niece, aunt
C Daughter, mother
D Daughter-in-law, father-in-law
E Niece, Uncle
43. Which of the following are a married
couple?
A DR B AS C GB D KG E SD
Directions(44-48): In a certain code
language, the codes of the following
statements are given below:
'about popular and funny' is coded as 'eb gx ln
mk'
'need funny stories now' is coded as 'zu gx wi
oq'
'know stories and lessons' is coded as 'mk hj zu
sy'
'need to know about' is coded as 'ac sy ln wi'
Answer the following questions based on the
information given above.
44. What is the code for the word
'lessons'?
A zu B eb C mk D hj E sy
45. What is the code for the words
'popular stories'?
A zu eb B eb oq C oq zu D mk eb
E zu mk
46. Which of the following word
corresponds to the code 'sy'?
A stories B need C to D about E know
47. Which of the following words
corresponds to the code 'gx ac'?
A stories about B need now C funny to
D to stories E funny lessons
48. Which of the following can be the
code for the words 'here now'?
A oq ln B tm uf C mk vt D oq rs
E sy hj
Directions(49-): In the question given
below, two statements are given
followed by conclusions: I and II. You
have to take the given statements to be
true even if they seem to be at variance
from commonly known facts. Read the
conclusions and decide which of the
given conclusions logically follows from
the given statements disregarding
commonly known facts.
49. Statements: Only a few vessels are limes.
All limes are sour.
Conclusions: I. Some vessels are sour.
II. All vessels can never be sour.
A Neither I nor II follows
B Only II follows C Either I or II follows
D Both I and II follow E. Only I follows
50. Statements: Some ties are loops.
Some loops are not collars
Some collars are necks.
Conclusions: I. Some necks are ties.
II. Some necks are loops.
A If only Conclusion I follows.
B If only Conclusion II follows.
C If either Conclusion I or II follows.
D If neither Conclusion I nor II follows.
E If both Conclusions I and II follow
51. Find the odd from the following
A LSO B WDY C JQM D PWS E FMI
Directions(52-54): Certain number of
persons are standing in a row, facing
north.
A is standing 5 th to the left of F and is
standing 4 th to the right of C. Only 5 persons
are standing to the left of C. 2 persons are
standing between A and B. B is standing to the
immediate right of D. Only 2 persons are
standing between P and F. 3 persons are
standing between C and Q. Number of persons
standing to the left of R is same as the number
of persons standing to the right of P. Only 1
person is standing between Q and R. S is
standing 3 rd to the left of T. T is standing to
the left of A.
52. How many persons are standing in a
row?
A 18 B 22 C 21 D 20 E 16
53. How many persons are standing
between A and T?
A 3 B 6 C 8 D 1 E 13
54. How many persons are standing
between B and R?
A 6 B 8 C 9 D 11 E 12
Directions(55-59): Study the following
information and answer given
questions.
Twelve people, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J,
K and L, are seated around a square table with
one person seated at the corners and two
persons seated at each side of the table. All are
facing towards the centre.
C and L are seated adjacent to each
other. J, who sits at the corner, is seated to the
immediate right of D. I sits fourth to the left of
A. E sits to the immediate right of K. F sits
second to the right of B, who is seated opposite
to D. Neither C nor E is seated adjacent to G. A
is seated opposite to G and both sit at the
corners.
55. In which position is K seated with
respect to H?
A 3rdto the left B 2ndto the right
C 4thto the left D 5thto the right
E None of the above
56. Who sits opposite of J?
A I B C C K D F E None of the above
57. How many people are seated
between L and I, when counted anti-
clockwise from L?
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58. E sits ______________ to the left
of C.
A 3rd B 2nd C 5th D 4th E None of the above
59. ________________ sits opposite
of I.
A E B H C C D K E None of the above
60. Point B is 2m to the west of point A.
Point G is 5m to the north of point F
which is 4m to the east of point E. Point
C is 3m to the south of point B and 5m to
the west of point D which is 2m to the
north of point E. What is the shortest
distance between Point A and point G?
A 10m B 9m C 7m D 8m E 6m
Directions(61-65): Twelve people were
seated in two parallel rows such that six people
were seated in each row. P, Q, R, S, T and U
were seated in a row I and were facing north
while A, B, C, D, E and F were seated in row 2
facing south. A was seated at the second
position from one of the ends. E was seated to
the left of B but not at the end. T was seated
third from one of the ends. Q was seated to the
immediate left of S. F was seated to the
immediate left of the person who was seated
opposite to T. Only one person was seated
between P and R. Two people were seated
between F and C. P was seated opposite to A.
61. Who was seated opposite to B?
A T B R C U D S E None of these
62. How many people were seated
between S and P?
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63. Which of the following is the odd one
out?
ACBUCDDSER
64. How many people were seated to the
right of B?
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65. Which of these statements is true?
A Q is seated to the immediate right of R
B C is seated second to the right of B
C S is seated at one of the ends
D D is seated to the immediate left of E
E All are true
MATHS
66. Anikita has 1200 saris, some saris
out of which she sells at 10% profit and
the rest at 20% profit. If her overall
profit percentage is 16%, then how many
saris she sold at 20% profit?
A 640 B 360 C 720 D 540 E 900
67. P and Q invested their amounts in
the ratio 3:4, Q and R invested their
amount in the ratio 6:7 and R and S
invested their amounts in the ratio
14:15. If the profit at the end of the year
is Rs 75,000, what is the value of R's
share?
A Rs 20,000 B Rs 21,000 C Rs 22,000
D Rs 23,000 E Rs 24,000
Directions(68-72): : Read data carefully
and answer the following questions.
Below tabular data shows employees
recruited from various companies
during 2015 and 2016.
68. What is the average no. of employees
recruited during 2016 taken all
companies together?
A 3725 B 3575 C 3075 D 3250 E 3425
69. What is the ratio of male employees
recruited during 2015 to 2016 from S
and T taken together?
A 72:77 B 65:69 C 58:63 D 71:75
E 85:78
70. Female employees recruited during
2016 from P and R taken together is
approximately what percent of female
employees during 2015 from the same
companies.
A 128.6% B 132.7% C 124.8% D 130.5%
E 136.4%
71. If male employees from company S
during 2017 are increased by 12%, then
what is the difference between male
employees from company S from 2017 to
2015?
A 575 B 570 C 585 D 580 E 560
72. Percentage increase in employees
recruited from 2015 to 2016 is second
highest from which of the following
company?
ASBPCQDUER
73. A mixture contains approximately
44.71% milk and remaining water. When
75 liters milk is added to the mixture,
then the ratio of milk and water
becomes 3: 2 respectively. What is the
initial quantity of milk in the mixture?
A 72 liters B 84 liters C 60 liters
D 108 liters E None of these
Directions(74-78): What approximate
value will come in place of question
mark (?) in the following questions?
(You are not expected to calculate the
exact value.)
74. 20.05 x 6.97 - 15.01 x 12.02 = ?
A 95 B -40 C -145 D -10 E -85
75. 15.983- (?)2 = 3975.04
A 17 B 26 C 23 D 20 E 11
76. 25.98 x √483.97 = ? x √81795.98
A 11 B 8 C 5 D 2 E 14
77. 45.03% of 420.11 + 4.89% of 739.99 =
? what is the difference between average
A 176 B 156 C 226 D 196 E 326
78. 25.03 2 - 1295.94¼ + 999.94⅓ = ?
A 629 B 635 C 620 D 647 E 608
79. The difference between the simple
interest earned for 3 years and the
compound interest earned for 2 years
on the same principal amount when
both are invested at the same rate of
interest of 20% per annum, is Rs 1,120.
what is the principal amount?
A Rs 7,500 B Rs 7,000 C Rs 7,200
D Rs 8,400 E Rs 9,000
Directions(80-84): Read data carefully
and answer the following questions.
Below bar graph shows investment by
three persons in different schemes (in
hundreds of Rs) during 2020:
80. What is the average investment (in
Rs) by Jaya in all schemes taken
together?
A 34120 B 34345 C 26844 D 36875
E 30346
81. What is ratio of investment by Raj in
LIC and Reliance to that of investment
by Sekhar in Alliance and ICICI?
A 42:37 B 41:36 C 7:6 D 14:13 E 21:22
82. Which two schemes have same
investment taken all three persons
together?
A Reliance and Alliance B LIC and ICICI
C LIC and Reliance D SIP and ICICI
E None of these
83. If LIC and ICICI offer 5% and 6%
interest per annum respectively, then
interests (in Rs) earned for one year by
Raj and Jaya from both these schemes?
A 154 B 162 C 175 D 134 E 155
84. Total investment by Raj in SIP,
Alliance and Reliance is what
percentage of investment by Sekhar in
LIC, Alliance and ICICI taken together?
A 105.8% B 108.2% C 104.2% D 106.8%
E 104.8%
85. Average marks obtained by A, B and
C in a Physics is 67 and average marks
obtained by B, C and D in same subject
is 73. If the sum of marks obtained by A
and D is 158, then how many marks
obtained by A?
A 76 B 72 C 60 D 70 E 74
86. The distance cover by a boat in
upstream in 4 hours is 11 km less than
distance covered by the boat in
downstream in 3 hours. If the speed of
the stream is 3 km/h, then in how time it
will cover 75 km in still water?
A 6.5 hours B 7.5 hours C 5.5 hours
D 8.5 hours E 7.2 hours
Directions(87-91): Find the wrong term
in the series given below.
87. 1580, 527, 176, 59, 22, 7
A 59 B 176 C 1580 D 527 E 22
88. 256, 128, 128, 194, 384, 960
A 128 B 256 C 194 D 960 E 384
89. 233, 237, 229, 241, 221, 251, 209
A 233 B 241 C 221 D 237 E 229
90. 1577, 848, 605, 526, 497, 488, 485
A 526 B 848 C 497 D 1577 E 605
91. 86, 103, 134, 188, 266, 371
A 188 B 86 C 266 D 103 E 134
92. Find the total surface area of a
rectangular parallelepiped body whose
sum of length, breath and height is 25
cm and length of body diagonal is 15 cm.
A 200 cm2 B 100 cm2 C 800 cm2
D 400 cm2 E 600 cm2
93. Population (male, female and
children) of a town is 75000 out of
which children are 20% and ratio of
male to female is 3: 2. If out of total
population 40% are illiterate and ratio
of illiterate male, female and children is
27: 13: 10, then what is the number of
literate female population in the town?
A 16200 B 15800 C 17800 D 14400
E None of these
94. After 5 years, sum of age of Jitu and
Tushar is 8 years less than the sum of
age of Mahesh and Shital at that time A 40 B 35 C 45 D 30 E None of these
and Tushar is 8 years younger than 99. What is the difference between the
Mahesh. If the ratio of present age of number of mobile and laptops together
Jitu and Mahesh is 4: 5 and present age repaired in August and that of in July?
of Shital is 40 years, then what is the A 30 B 10 C 20 D 50 E None of these
present age of Tushar? 100. The number of laptops repaired in
A 46 years B 54 years C 44 years September is what percentage more or
D 40 years E 42 years less than the number of mobiles
95. To complete a piece of work, A has repaired in August?
worked alone for 4 hours and B has A 25% B 40% C 80% D 35%
worked alone for some amount of time. E None of these
If A and B together can complete the
work in 8 hours and A alone can
complete the work in 12 hours, how
many hours has B actually worked for?
A 8 hours B 12 hours C 15 hours
D 18 hours E 16 hours
Directions(96-100): Study the
information given below and answer the
following questions:
Below data is given regarding number of
mobiles and laptops repaired by a shop in
three months July, August, and September.
The ratio of number of mobiles to laptops
repaired by the shop in three months together
is 1: 1 and number of laptops repaired in
September is 83(1/3)% of total laptop and
mobiles repaired by the shop in September.
The number of laptops repaired in July and
August are thrice and twice of the number of
mobiles repaired in September respectively
and number of mobile repaired in July is equal
to number of laptops repaired in September.
The number of mobiles repaired in July is 10
more than that of in August
96. What is the ratio of number of
mobiles repaired in July to the number
of laptops repaired in August?
A 5: 3 B 1: 1 C 5: 2 D 5: 4 E None of these
97. The number of laptops repaired in
July and August together is what
percentage of the number of mobiles
repaired in August and September
together?
A 100% B 150% C 50% D 80%
E None of these
98. What is the average number of
laptops repaired in July and September
together?