ECC ACADEMY
ENGLISH
Direction(1-7): Read the passage and
answer the following questions
accordingly.
It is 50 years since the Architects Act (1972)
was passed to help build the modern
profession of architecture. Architects have
made steady _________________ since
then, established contemporary design’s value
and expanded their professional base. There
are now about 1,26,000 registered architects,
with around 10,000 new registrations every
year. However, instead of effusing confidence
and success, architects seem to be facing the
same dilemmas they confronted 50 years ago:
the profession has yet to be recognised in its
own right, there is bitter rivalry with its
engineering cousins, low professional fee
structures, poor protection from market forces
and confusion about the road ahead. Equally
perplexing are the solutions proposed and
charting a path. There are many who want to
seek the legal route, amend the Act and
demand that the state protect the profession
further.
If history has any lessons to offer, it is the
opposite. Acts do not guarantee excellence.
Choking regulations are counterproductive;
market forces are powerful and can
countervail barriers to competition. In this
context, pursuing a legal route to take on
multitudinous challenges will be unproductive
and futile. Instead, architects can do better if
they abandon archaic notions of ‘profession’
built on narrow jurisdictional boundaries and
focus on broad-basing practice, investing in
internal cohesion, and improving professional
ethics and quality of services.
1. According to the author, which of the
following problems do architects in
India face today?
1. Competitions with engineers for job
prospects
2. Lack of a defined fee structure in
architecture
3. Poor market regarding the inclusion
of architecture
4. Both (a) and (b) 5. All of these
2. Which of the following does the
author state to argue against a legal
route for architects?
1. Acts are often not effective in solving
the matters related to market
functioning.
2. Too much of regulations on the
market leads to stifling operations.
3. Market entities often react against
excessive control by external forces.
4. Both (b) and (c) 5. All of the above
3. The passage suggests which of the
following for the profession of
architecture to flourish?
1. Redefining architecture and
expanding the scopes of the kind of work
it covers
2. Emphasising on improving the
internal cohesion among architects
3. Improving the ethics and
professionalism in architecture
4. Both (a) and (c) 5. All of the above
4. Which of the following facts is true
according to the passage?
1. The Architects Act has not been able
to better the position of architects in the
country.
2. 10000 registrations are recorded
every year since the enactment of the
Architects Act.
3. A new Act for architects might not
necessarily better the conditions of
architects in the country.
4. There is a clear consensus in the
architectural community about the road
to progress.
5. None of these
5. Which of the following can most
properly fill the blank given in the
passage?
1. crevice 2. progress 3. indemnity
4. inclusion 5. prerogative
6. Which of the following words is the
most appropriate antonym for the word
“futile” as is highlighted in the passage?
1. hopeless 2. potent 3. vain
4. unavailing 5. ineffectual
SBI PO PT - 20
7. Choose the word most similar in
meaning to the word “archaic” as is
highlighted in the passage.
1. antiquated 2. contemporary
3. functional 4. current 5. Inundated
Direction(8-12): In the following
questions, a sentence has been given
and been divided into five parts. One of
the parts is highlighted to show that it is
the grammatically correct part of the
sentence. Choose from the other parts
the one that contains the error, or
choose “No error” if no errors exist
8. If an invention claimed in (A) / a patent
can be (B) / shown to exist or (C) / been
described previously, it / invalidates the
patent. (D) / No error (E)
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E
9. The firm stated that it (A) / maintained a
strong balance sheet (B) / due to rigorous (C)
/ cash management and a robust /
implementation of internal policies. (D) / No
error (E)
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E
10. In the mid-1800s an American /
businessman, Charles Goodyear, dropped (A)
/ a rubber mixture contain (B) / sulphur on
his hot stove (C) / and invented vulcanization.
(D) / No error (E)
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E
11. Abdominal pain, one of the / most
common symptom of (A) / childhood, can be
indicative of (B) / many gastrointestinal
disorders but usually (C) / occurs without
evidence of disease. (D) / No error (E)
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E
12. The influence of academic (A) /
democratic peace theory was reflected (B) / in
the emphasise in U.S. foreign (C) / policy on
democratization as a means of /
maintaining peace and world order. (D) / No
error (E)
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E
Direction(13-15): In each of the
questions below, a sentence has been
given each with four words highlighted.
If any of these words contain a spelling
error, mark the designated option as
the answer, or else mark option (e) for
no errors.
13. The gymnast hopes she can reprise her
perfect performence in next week’s
competition.
1. gymnast 2. reprise 3. performence
4. competition 5. No spelling errors
14. When the artist goes out for tours, he
utilises two tour buses to cator to the staff
that composes his retinue.
1. utilises 2. cator 3. composes
4. retinue 5. No spelling errors
15. As the students argued, the teacher tried
to coerse them into silence with the threat
of a detention.
1. coerse 2. silence 3. threat
4. detention 5. No spelling errors
Direction(16-20): The five sentences
given below are parts of a narrative, but
not necessarily coherent in the current
order. Rearrange the sentences to form
the correct narrative and answer the
question that follow.
(A) Also, as the black hole is a dormant one,
its discovery by astronomers is an astounding
achievement.
(B) Astronomers think there are about 100
million black holes in the Milky Way, but
almost all of them are invisible.
(C) The closest black hole yet found is just
1,560 light-years from Earth, a new study
reports.
(D) Even though the black hole might be
nearest black hole to Earth ever discovered, it
is probably not the closest that exists.
(E) The black hole, dubbed Gaia BH1, is about
10 times the mass of the sun and orbits a
sunlike star.
16. Which of the following will be the
FOURTH sentence after
rearrangement?
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E
17. Which of the following will be the
SECOND sentence after
rearrangement?
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E
18. Which of the following will be the
FIFTH sentence after rearrangement?
 1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E
19. Which of the following will be the
THIRD sentence after rearrangement?
1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E
20. What will be the correct order of the
sentences after meaningful
rearrangement?
1. ACDBE 2. CEADB 3. DABEC
4. EBCAC 5. BEACD
Direction(21-25): A passage has been
given below with several blanks. Choose
the most appropriate word for each of
the blanks to make the passage
coherent and grammatically correct.
Half of humanity depends directly or
indirectly on glaciers as their water source for
domestic use, agriculture, and power. Glaciers
are also pillars of biodiversity, ____ (21)
many ecosystems. When glaciers melt rapidly,
millions of people face water _____ (22) and
the increased risk of natural disasters such as
flooding, and millions more may be _____
(23) by the resulting rise in sea levels. Recent
studies show that these glaciers have been
retreating at a highly _____ (24) rate since
2000 due to CO2 emissions, which are
warming temperatures. This creates an urgent
need to cut greenhouse gas emissions and
invest in nature-based solutions, which can
help ______ (25) climate change and allow
people to better adapt to its impacts.
21. 1. pertaining 2. sustaining 3. Intimidating
4. summoning 5. initiating
22. 1. scarcity 2. complication 3. abundance
4. redundancy 5. infirmity
23. 1. unresolved 2. intended 3. qualified
4. segmented 5. displaced
24. 1. debilitated 2. accelerated 3. Required
4. moderate 5. unlimited
25. 1. divide 2. precipitate 3. deride
4. mitigate 5. Waver
Direction(26-30): In each of the
following sentences, three words have
been highlighted. These words might
have been improperly placed in the
sentence leading to the sentence
becoming incoherent or grammatically
inaccurate. Choose the option that gives
the correct rearrangement of words to
correct the errors, if any.
26. If a/an approval (A) company is a
subsidiary of a certain (B), it cannot be sold
without conglomerate (C) from the
conglomerate’s board.
1. CAB 2. ACB 3. BCA 4. CBA
5. No rearrangement required
27. In the novel, the intuitive (A) detective
is known for his famed (B) thinking that
allows him to detect leads from the smallest
(C) clues.
1. CAB 2. BCA 3. ACB 4. BAC
5. No rearrangement required
28. Try as he might, the magician found that
his competitor’s routine was duplicate (A),
leaving him inimitable (B) to unable (C)
the trick.
1. CBA 2. ACB 3. BCA 4. CAB
5. No rearrangement required
29. Since the politician didn’t believe (A) his
campaign manager was fealty (B) to his
vision, he fired her for her lack of dedicated
(C).
1. BAC 2. CBA 3. BCA 4. ACB
5. No rearrangement required
30. When the opposing attorneys sent (A)
for a sidebar with the judge, the jury was
asked (B) to wait in a/an adjacent (C) area.
1. ACB 2. CAB 3. BCA 4. BAC
5. No rearrangement required
MATHS
31. Veer, Ayush and Shivam entered
into a business and invested in the ratio
of a : 12 : 15 respectively. If time period
for which Veer, Ayush & Shivam
invested is in the ratio of 12: 10 : b
respectively and the profit share of
Veer, Ayush and Shivam is same, then
find (a-b).
1. 4 2. 3 3. 5 4. 2 5. None of these
32. Deepak and Shivam together can
complete a work in ‘T’ days, while the
efficiency of Deepak and Shivam is in
the ratio of 5:6 respectively. If Deepak
alone started the same work and after
11 days Shivam joins him, then both
together completed the remaining work
in 31 days. Find ‘T’?
1. 28 2. 32 3. 36 4. 38 5. 24
33. A bag contains (x+1) green balls and
(x+4) yellow balls. If one ball is drawn
at random from the bag, then
probability of that ball being green is
3/7 . Find the total number of balls in
the bag?
1. 23 2. 19 3. 21 4. 15 5. 13
34. Pipe A alone can fill a tank in 15 min equal and radius of the sphere is 50% of
and two outlet pipes B alone & C alone
can empty the same tank in 60 min and
36 min respectively. If all three pipes
are opened simultaneously and after X
min pipe B is closed and the remaining
tank is filled by pipe A & C together 14
2/ 7 in min, then find ‘X’?
1. 10 2. 22 3. 18 4. 20 5. 25
35. Present age of Mohit is 100% more
than that of Deepak. The average of
present ages of Mohit & Shivam is 55
years and the ratio of present age of
Deepak to that of Shivam is 3 : 5. Find
the sum of present ages of Mohit,
Shivam and Deepak together.
1. 160 years 2. 190 years 3. 110 years
4. 120 years 5. 140 years
Direction(36-40): What approximate
value will come in place of question
mark (?) in the given questions? (You
are not expected to calculate the exact
value.)
36.
1. 12 2. 16 3. 14 4. 18 5. 8
37.
1. 42 2. 21 3. 12 4. 14 5. 4
38. ? % of 549.99 + 20.03 % of 649.99 =
349.99
1. 36% 2. 24% 3. 20% 4. 30% 5. 40%
39. 5.03 × (? +12.01) + 29.99 % of
899.99= 359.99
1. 10 2. 8 3. 6 4. 4 5. 12
40. 36.01 % of ? + (18.01)² = 773.98
1. 1250 2. 1050 3. 750 4. 1750 5. 500
41. A shopkeeper marks up the price of
an article 100/3 % above its cost price
and he allows a discount of 20% on it,
while shopkeeper makes a profit of Rs.
70 on the article. If shopkeeprr had sold
the article at 30% profit, then what will
be the selling price of the article?
1. Rs. 1050 2. Rs. 1350 3. Rs. 1400
4. Rs. 1280 5. Rs. 1365
42. If the volume of a cone & a sphere is
the radius of the cone, then find the
ratio of the radius of the sphere to
height of the cone?
1. 1 : 2 2. 3 : 2 3. 3 : 1 4. 1 :1 5. 2 :1
43. The ratio of prices of a gold class
ticket and a platinum class ticket in a
multiplex is 3:1 respectively. Total
number of booked tickets of gold class
and platinum class in the multiplex is in
ratio of 2:3 respectively. If total revenue
collection by multiplex is Rs. 3600, then
find revenue collected from platinum
class?
1. Rs. 2400 2. Rs. 1200 3. Rs. 1800
4. Rs. 1500 5. Rs. 900
44. Ram borrowed a certain amount
from the bank as a loan and he will pay
it back in two equal installments of Rs.
1920 each. If the compound interest
rate at which Ram borrowed money is
14 2/7 % per annum, then find the
amount borrowed by Ram?
1. Rs. 3000 2. Rs. 3100 3. Rs. 3320
4. Rs. 3150 5. Rs. 3280
45. Rohan starts form X to reach Y,
while distance between X and Y is 10
km. If speed of Rohan is 4 kmph, then
by what percent should he increase his
speed in order to shorten the journey
time by 20%?
1. 20% 2. 16 2/3 % 3. 21 1/7 %
4. 25 % 5. 33 1/3 %
Direction(46-50): The table given below
shows total number of items sold by
four (A, B, C & D) different sellers in the
five different months. Read the table
given carefully and answer the find the ratio of total items sold by B in
question.
Note- Some data are missing in the given
table, find the missing data if necessary.
46. If A sold total 150 items in January
and February together and number of
items sold by A in February & March
together is 80% of the total number of
items sold by A in May & June together,
then find total number of items sold by
A in January.
1. 108 2. 132 3. 126 4. 92 5. 96
47. If the ratio of total items sold by B in
February & March together to total
items sold by C in April & May together
is 1 : 2 and total items sold by C in May
is 64, then find total items sold by seller
B in march?
1. 14 2. 20 3. 24 4. 12 5. 32
48. If average of items sold in April by
all four sellers is equal to average items
sold in March by all four sellers, then
total items sold by B in March is what
percent of total items sold by A in May?
1. 40% 2. 50% 3. 70% 4. 75% 5. 60%
49. If total number of items sold by D in
June is 50% more than total number of
items sold by B in May, then find the
difference of total items sold by D in
May & June together and total items
sold by A in march & April together?
1. 58 2. 32 3. 36 4. 42 5. 48
50. If total items sold by C in May is
33⅓% of items sold by B in June, then
February & June together to total items
sold by C in May & June together?
1. 47 : 23 2. 41 : 23 3. 43 : 21 4. 41 : 21
5. 31 : 21
Direction(51-55): Pie charts given below
gives information about percentage
distribution of total amount spent on
import of five different goods and
percentage distribution of total amount
earned on export of six different goods.
Study the graph carefully and answer
the questions.
51. If the amount earned on export of
medicine is Rs. 6 crore and the mount
earned on the export of rice is 20% of
the amount spent on the import of
mobile, then find the amount spent on
import of palm oil?
1. Rs.6 cr. 2. Rs.5 cr. 3. Rs.7 cr.
4. Rs.4 cr. 5. Rs.3 cr.
52. If the average amount spent on
import of crude petroleum, gold &
copper is Rs.4 cr. more than the
amount earned on the export of
aluminum and Rs.7 cr. more than the
amount earned on the export of rice
respectively, then find the amount
earned on the export of refined
petroleum?
1. Rs.6.5 cr. 2. Rs.5.25 cr. 3. Rs.7 cr.
4. Rs.4.5 cr. 5. Rs.3.5 cr
53. Find the central angle for the
amount earned on the export of sugar.
1. 18ᵒ 2. 27ᵒ 3. 36ᵒ 4. 45ᵒ 5. 54ᵒ
54. The total amount earned on the
export of refined petroleum, aluminum
and sugar together is equal to the
amount spent on the import of mobiles,
then find the total amount earned on
exports is what percentage of total
amount spent on imports?
1. 55% 2. 62% 3. 50% 4. 48% 5. 60%
55. What is the ratio of amount earned
on export of rice to the amount earned
on export of medicine?
1. 1:2 2. 2:1 3. 1:3 4. 3:2 5. 3:5
Direction(56-60): There are
equations in x and y are given in each
question. You have to solve both the
equations and give answer accordingly:
1. if x > y
2. if x < y
3. if x = y or relation between x & y cannot be
established
4. x ≥ y
5. x ≤ y
56. I. 6x² + x – 2 = 0
II. 10y² – 23y - 5 = 0
57. I. 12x² – 12x = 13x – 12
II. 12y² – 13y + 3 = 0
58. I. x² + 14x - 32 = 0
II. y² – y – 12 = 0
59. I. x² – 9x + 20 = 0
II. 2y² – 12y + 18 = 0
60.
61. Train A crosses a 230 meters long
platform in 29 seconds and train B
crosses a 150 meters long platform in
24 seconds. Train B having length of
450 meters crosses train A in 160
seconds, while running in the same
direction. Find how much time will the
train A take to cross a 50 meters long
bridge?
1. 16 seconds 2. 22 seconds
3. 20 seconds 4. 17 seconds
5. 25 seconds
62. The downstream speed of a boat is
100/3 % more than its upstream speed
and the speed of the boat in still water
is 15 km/hr more than the speed of the
stream. Find the total time taken by
boat to cover 120 km in upstream?
1. 7 hr 2. 8 hr 3. 9 hr 4. 5 hr 5. 10 hr
Direction(63-65): The following
questions are accompanied by two
statements A and B. You have to
determine which statements(s) is/are
sufficient/necessary to answer the
questions.
1. Statement I alone is sufficient to answer the
two question, but statement II alone is not
sufficient to answer the questions.
2. Statement II alone is sufficient to answer
the question, but statement I alone is not
sufficient to answer the question.
3. Both the statements taken together are
necessary to answer the questions, but neither
of the statements alone is sufficient to answer
the question.
4. Either statement I or statement II by itself
is sufficient to answer the question.
5. Statement I and II taken together are not
sufficient to answer the question.
63. A sum at rate of interest of R%
becomes 4 times in 15 years at simple
interest. Find the sum.
Statement I: When sum is invested at (R+5)
% per annum compounded annually for 2
years, interest earned is Rs.225.
Statement II: When sum is invested for (R-
5) % for 40 years at simple interest, the
amount becomes 5 times.
64. A mixture contains ratio of milk and
water in the ratio of 5: 7. Find the
quantity of milk in mixture.
Statement I: 36 liter of mixture is taken out
from the mixture and 12 liter of water is added
into the mixture. The ratio of milk and water
becomes 5: 13.
Statement II: Difference between milk and
water is 10 liters.
65. What is profit earned by Robin?
Statement I: Robin marked up the price of
the article 50% above cost price and offers two
successive discounts of 20% and 10%.
Statement II: Discount offered by Robin is
Rs.63.
REASONING
Direction(66-70): Study the following
information carefully to answer the
given questions.
Eight persons- A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H sit
around a square table such that four of them
sit at corner and the remaining sit at the
middle of the sides. They all face towards the
centre. Each of them likes different fruits i.e.,
Apple, Mango, Grapes, Guava, Litchi, Kiwi,
Orange and Papaya. All the information is not
necessarily in the same order. G sits second to
the right of the one who likes mango. Two
persons sit between G and H. The one who
likes guava sits to the immediate right of H. F
sits opposite to B and sits at the corner of the
table. Neither F nor B likes mango. F sits
adjacent to both A and C. The one who likes
apple sits second to the right of A. D likes kiwi
and sits second to the left of the one who likes
litchi. E likes neither papaya nor orange. The
one who likes orange doesn’t facing B.
66. How many persons sit between H
and the one who likes Mango when
counts to the left of H?
1. Two 2. Three 3. Four 4. One
5. None of these
67. Who among the following likes
papaya?
1. H 2. C 3. B 4. F 5. E
68. Which among the following
statement(s) is/are true?
I. B sits at the corner of the table
II. C sits opposite to the one who likes Kiwi
III. G doesn’t sit adjacent to E
1. Only III 2. Both I and II
3. Only I 4. All I, II and III
5. Both I and III
69. Four of the following five are alike
in a certain way and hence form a
group. Find the one who doesn’t belong
to the group?
1. H 2. B 3. A 4. F 5. D
70. Who among the following persons
sits third to the right of the one who
likes grapes?
1. The one who likes papaya
2. The one who likes apple
3. D 4. C 5. B
Direction(71-73): Study the following
information carefully to answer the
given questions.
Seven plants are planted in a garden in
different direction at different distance with
respect to each other. Plant P is 10m to the
north of plant R which is 5m to the west of
plant U. Plant V is 12m to the east of plant S
which is 6m to the north of plant U. Plant Q is
to the north of plant V and to the east of plant
P. The distance between plant P and plant T is
twice of the distance between plant V and
plant Q. Plant P is to the east of plant T.
71. In which direction is plant T with
respect to plant V?
1. West 2. South west 3. North east
4. North west 5. South
72. What is the sum of the distance
between (plant P and plant T) and
(plant Q and plant V)?
1. 17m 2. 14m 3. 12m 4. 15m 5. 16m
73. Four of the following five are alike
in a certain way and hence form a
group. Find the one who doesn’t belong
to the group?
1. S-Q 2. R-V 3. U-V 4. R-Q 5. T-U
Direction(74-78): Study the following
information carefully to answer the
given questions.
Nine boxes are kept one above another in the
form of the stack. Two boxes are kept between
box Q and box Y. Only one box is kept
between box Y and box G. Box Q doesn’t kept
adjacent to box G. Only one box is kept above
box K which is kept two boxes above box Q.
The number of boxes kept below box Y is same
as the number of boxes kept above box M. Box
J is kept adjacent to box S. Box R is kept below
box T. Even number of boxes are kept between
box R and box S.
74. How many boxes are kept between
box T and box J?
1. Five 2. Four 3. Six 4. Three
5. None of these
75. Which among the following
statements(s) is/are not true?
1. Box T is kept at the topmost position
2. Box M is kept adjacent to box K
3. More than three boxes are kept below
box Q
4. Box K is kept above box T
5. All are true
76. If box T is related to box M, in the
similar manner box Q is related to box J
then which among the following box is
related to box Y?
1. Box S 2. Box J 3. Box G
4. Either box S or box J 5. None of these
77. Which among the following box is
kept at second position from the
bottommost position?
1. Box J 2. Box Y 3. Box R 4. Box G
5. Either box G or box R
78. How many boxes are kept below the
box which is kept just above box Q?
1. Five 2. Three 3. Four 4. Six
5. More than Six
Direction(79-81): Study the following
information carefully to answer the
given questions.
Eight persons are there in a family of three
generation. T is brother- in –law of M who is
daughter-in-law of J. U is father of S who is
only daughter of M. J has only two children. T
is paternal uncle of H. J is brother-in-law of E
and has no siblings. E is brother of R.
79. How R is related to H?
1. Father 2. Grandfather 3. Mother
4. Grandmother 5. Sister
80. Which among the following
statement(s) is/are true?
I. R is elder than S
II. S is sister of H
III. E is father of M
1. Only III 2. Both I and II 3. Only I
4. All I, II and III 5. Both I and III
81. How many married couples are in
the family?
1. One 2. None 3. Two 4. Three
5. Can’t be determined
Direction(82-85): Study the following
information carefully to answer the
given questions.
Ten persons i.e., M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U and
V live in two different flats (but not
necessarily in the same order) viz. Flat A and
Flat B of a five-floor building such that the
lowermost floor is numbered as 1 and the floor
just above it is numbered as 2 and so on till
the topmost floor is numbered as 5. Flat A is
to the west of flat B whereas flat A of floor 2 is
immediately above flat A of floor 1 and flat B
of floor 2 is immediately above flat B of floor 1
and so on. Two floors gap between U and V
who lives below U’s floor. U lives on an odd
numbered floor and lives just to the north-
west of R. R lives three floors above P. S lives
on the same floor as P but not in flat A. M lives
on an even numbered floor and lives in the
north- west N. N doesn’t live on odd
numbered floor. Q lives below O in the same
named flat as P
82. In which of the following flat and
floor does T lives?
1. Flat A, floor 3 2. Flat B, floor 3
 3. Flat A, floor 5 4. Flat B, floor 1
5. Flat B, floor 2
83. Which among the following
statement(s) is/are not true?
I. Q lives on an odd numbered floor
II. O and U lives in the same named flat
III. V lives in flat
A 1. Both I and II 2. Both II and III
3. Only II 4. Both I and III 5. Only III
84. Four of the following five are alike
in a certain way and hence form a
group. Find the one who doesn’t belong
to the group?
1. U 2. T 3. P 4. S 5. M
85. How many floors are there between
U and S?
1. One 2. Two 3. Three
4. Either one or two 5. None
Direction(86-90): In each of the
questions below, some statements are
given followed by some conclusions
numbered as I and II. You have to take
the given statements to be true even if
they seem to be at variance with
commonly known facts. Read all the
conclusions and then decide which of
the given conclusions logically follows
from the given statements disregarding
commonly known facts.
1. Only I follows
2. Only II follows
3. Either I or II follows
4. Neither I nor II follows
5. Both I and II follow
86. Statements: No gold is stone.
Only a few metal is stone. Some silver is gold.
Conclusions I: All silver can be stone
II: Some metal is not gold
87. Statements: Only square is triangle.
Only a few rhombus is sphere.
Some sphere is square.
Conclusions
I: Some triangle is not rhombus
II: All rhombus can never be sphere.
88. Statements: Some butter is not cake.
Some cookies is cake. All bread is butter
Conclusions
I: All bread being cookies is a possibility
II: Some bread is not cake.
89. Statements: Some trouser is shirt.
No skirt is shirt. Only a few jeans are skirt.
Conclusions I: No trouser is skirt
II: All skirt is trouser
90. Statements: Only a few bus is Jeep.
Some Jeep is truck. All car is truck.
Conclusions I: Some car is Bus
II: No bus is car
Direction(91-93): Study the following
information carefully to answer the
given questions.
Seven persons get different number of
chocolates. E gets more chocolates than at
most two persons. Two persons get chocolates
between E and G. E gets more chocolates than
K and just less chocolates than M. The
number of persons gets more chocolates than
K is same as the number of persons gets less
chocolates than G. E has 3 chocolates less than
J who has chocolates which is equal to the
smallest two-digit number. J gets more
chocolates than L but doesn’t get the highest
number of chocolates. D gets 6 chocolates
more than E
91. What is the sum of the chocolates
does D, J and E have?
1. 33 2. 20 3. 30 4. 25 5. 28
92. How many persons get less
chocolates than the one who gets just
more chocolates than G?
1. Two 2. Four 3. Five 4. Three
5. More than five
93. What may be the possible number
of chocolates does M gets?
1. 5 2. 12 3. 9 4. 6 5. 11
94. If we form a four-letter meaningful
word with 2nd, 4th, 9th and 10th letter
from the left end of the word
‘DISCUSSION’, then what would be the
first letter of that meaningful word? If
no meaningful word is formed, then
mark the answer as X. If more than one
meaningful word is formed then, mark
the answer as Z.
1. C 2. N 3. X 4. I 5. Z
Direction(95-99): Study the following them in the word as they have in
information carefully to answer the English alphabet (both in forward and
given questions. backward direction)?
Seven persons i.e., P, Q, R, S, T, U and V sit in 1. Four 2. One 3. Two
a linear row and all of them face to north 4. More than four 5. Three
direction. Each of them visits different cities
for tour i.e., Jaipur, Udaipur, Agra, Ranchi,
Bikaner, Indore and Haridwar. All the
information is not necessarily in the same
order. One person sits between U and the one
who visits Haridwar. U is the only neighbour
of the one who visits Jaipur. P sits third to the
right of Q. P visits neither Haridwar nor
Jaipur. U doesn’t sit adjacent to Q. Only one
person sits between P and the one who visits
Ranchi. The number of persons sit to the right
of U is same as the number of persons sit to
the left of V. More than three persons visit
between the one who visits Agra and the one
who visits Udaipur. S sits to the right of R and
sits adjacent to the one who visits Udaipur. No
one sits between T and the one who visits
Bikaner.
95. T visits which among the following
cities?
1. Jaipur 2. Ranchi 3. Bikaner
4. Udaipur 5. None of these
96. How many persons sit between R
and P?
1. Three 2. Two 3. Four 4. Five
5. None
97. Which among the following
combination is correct?
1. R-Udaipur 2. P-Bikaner 3. S-Indore
4. T-Jaipur 5. None is correct
98. If all the persons sit according to
alphabetical order from right to left in
the row, then the position of how many
persons remains unchanged?
1. Two 2. None 3. Three 4. One
5. More than three
99. Which among the following cities
does U visited?
1. Bikaner 2. Ranchi 3. Jaipur
4. Udaipur 5. Haridwar
100. How many such pair of letters is
there in the word ‘ TRENDING’, each of
which has as many letters between