ECC ACADEMY
ENGLISH
Direction(1-7): Read the given passage
carefully and answer the following
questions. Certain parts have been
highlighted to help answer the
questions.
A folk dance is a dance that reflects the life of
the people of a certain country or region. Not
all ethnic dances are folk dances. For example,
ritual dances or dances of ritual origin are not
considered to be folk dances. Ritual dances
are usually called "Religious dances" because
of their purpose. The terms "ethnic" and
"traditional" are used when it is required to
emphasize the cultural roots of the dance. In
this sense, nearly all folk dances are ethnic
ones. If some dances, such as polka, cross
ethnic boundaries and even cross the
boundary between "folk" and "ballroom
dance", ethnic differences are often
considerable enough to mention.
Folk dances share some attributes. Dances are
usually held at folk dance gatherings or social
functions by people with little or no
professional training, often to traditional
music. Dances not generally designed for
public performance or the stage. The
execution of dance is dominated by an
inherited tradition from various international
cultures rather than innovation. New dancers
often learn informally by observing others or
receiving help from others. More
controversially, some people define folk
dancing as dancing for which there is no
governing body or dancing for which there are
no competitive or professional institutions.
The term "folk dance" is applied to dances of
historical importance in European culture and
history; typically originating before the 20th
century. For other cultures the terms "ethnic
dance" or "traditional dance" are used,
although the latter terms may encompass
ceremonial dances. There are a number of
modern dances, such as hip hop dance, that
evolve spontaneously, but the term "folk
dance" is generally not applied to them, and
the terms "street dance" or "vernacular dance"
are used instead. The term "folk dance" is
reserved for dances which are to a
significant degree bound by tradition and
originated in the times when the distinction
existed between the dances of "common folk"
and the dances of the modern ballroom
dances originated from folk ones.
1. What does the folk dance represent?
1. It mainly shows the historical events
through the physical movements.
2. It demonstrates the cultural root of a
particular group of people.
3. Folk dance is a way to show the
diversity and harmony in India.
4. It depicts the unity among the
different states and countries.
5. None of these
2. Why folk dance can’t be considered
as the professional dance?
1. because people who performed folk
dance needn’t have expertise and
training
2. As it conserves specialty and
uniqueness of a certain region
3. because folk dance performers aren’t
allowed to make this dance profession as
livelihood
4. folk dance is a way to show holiness
and devotion hence it can’t be
professionalized
5. None of these
3. What is/are the limitation(s) of
learning folk dance?
1. Folkdance can only be learned and
performed by the natives especially
women
2. Folk dance doesn’t have any
regulating body and it lacks competition
3. There are no professional dance
schools to learn folk dance performance
4. All of these 5. Only (b) and (c)
4. Why is ‘hip hop’ cannot be classified
as a folk dance?
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1. Hip-hop dance doesn’t represent the
culture and lifestyle of any certain
society.
2. Unlike many folk dances, hip-hop
dance form was developed in later times
3. Because it is performed in many
countries without determined steps
4. Contrary to folk dance, hip hop can be
learned professionally at dance schools
5. None of these
5. Which of the following statements is
false as per the information given in the
passage?
1. Folk dance is a hereditary tradition
and hasn’t had innovation over the years
2. Religious dance is also a kind of folk
dance that is performed for a purpose.
3. Folk dances are usually performed at
public gatherings or social functions
4. The folk dances usually aren’t meant
to be performed in public or on stage
5. None of these
6. Which of the following words is the
synonym of ‘ Emphasize’ given in the
passage?
1. noxious 2. instigate 3. comprehend
4. accentuate 5. None of these
7. Which of the following words is an
antonym of ‘ Significant’ given in the
passage?
1. trivial 2. fervent 3. ignite 4. feasible
5. None of these
Direction(8-12): Each question given in
below has one blank, which is
indicating that something has been
omitted. Find out which word from
option can be used to fill up the blank to
make it meaningful
8. Kerala is one of the
_______________tourist
destinations of India, with tropical
greenery as its major attraction.
1. prevalent 2. impulsive 3. prominent
4. relinquished 5. propagated
9. Second World War, often _______as
WWII or WW2, was a global war that
lasted from 1939 to 1945.
1. aggregated 2. withering 3. spooking
4. abbreviated 5. renouncing
10. ______starvation can cause
permanent organ damage and
eventually, death.
1. Prognosis 2. Fragile 3. Anticipated
4. Antique 5. Prolonged
11. Liberalism is mostly a/an
______that started in the 17th century.
1. phenomenon 2. heed 3. collision
4. mishap 5. apprehend
12. An economic resource is a right that
has the _______to produce economic
benefits.
1. teeter 2. authority 3. assertion
4. potential 5. Suffice
Direction(13-17): In each of the
questions given below, four sentences
have been given. Out of four sentences,
one sentence has an error. Find out
which of the following sentences has an
error. If all the given sentences are
error-free then choose option ‘All are
correct’ as your answer choice.
13. 1. Current assets are cash and others
that are expected to be convert to cash.
2. Researchers can measure the
intensity of sunlight using a sunshine
recorder
3. Pure water is usually described as
tasteless, colorless and odorless.
4. The popular understanding of
secularism in India has undergone a sea
change.
5. All are correct
14. 1. People with high self-confidence can
easily impress others.
2. Muttering a prayer to the Sun, he
dipped his hands in the ocean and
scooped some water.
3. The villagers worked day and night to
built a big and spacious house
 4. A 400 year old banyan tree is fast
becoming a selfie backdrop for local
tourists.
5. All are correct
15. 1. Many villages can facilitate tourism
because many villagers are eager to
welcome visitors
2. After over a month, I finally met my
uncle while a family function.
3. There are an unknown number of
smaller dwarf planets orbiting the Sun.
4. Fasting may have different results on
health in different circumstances.
5. All are correct
16. 1. Adversity in childhood can contribute
to depression in adulthood.
2. Supporters praise the BRI for its
potential to boost the global GDP
3. The first country to receive a World
Bank loan was France in 1947.
4. The bag had a hole, which allowing
the sugar to fall off.
5. All are correct
17. 1. The world’s population is expected to
hit a peak and then drop by the end of
the century.
2. The recent National Games showed
how a mega event could been hosted
with smart planning.
3. The forex market is regulated by the
RBI with impregnable exchange control
regulations.
4. With the explosion of television
channels, the world of the actors became
more accessible to the common public.
5. All are correct
Direction(18-25): In the following
passage, some of the words have been
given in bold, each of which is indicated
by a number. Find the suitable
replacement from the options given
against each number to make the
paragraph meaningful. If the given bold
word is already correct and needs no
replacement then choose option (e) i.e.
“No replacement required” as your
answer.
Researchers have proved that long hours of
repulsive (18) sitting can lead to a number
of health complications. This growing
concern (19) has pushed many corporate
offices to opt for a standing work desk or
make changes to the employee working
schedule by organising ergonomic sessions,
embracing (20) the importance of right
sitting posture and regular exercise. Sitting for
more than eight hours can lead to postural
problems like disc damage, and strained neck
in the long run. Many corporate employees
who work in sitting position for long hours
combat (21) of these postural problems.
Sitting in upright position without crouching
forward and taking a five minute stroll every
hour can minimise the risk. Long hours of
sitting can lead to imbalances in spinal
structure including disc damage, inflexible
spine. When a person complains of postural
problems, a /an reckoning (22) is done by
an X-ray or MRI scan. Edifice (23) exercises
are suggested to correct the damage. Patients
are also recommended to engulf (24)
physiotherapy sessions, if required. To avoid
health hazards associated with a/an
afflicting (25) lifestyle, make sure you sit
straight and drop head slowly to one side,
taking ear towards the shoulder. Make sure
that you feel the stretch. Perform this daily for
five minutes
18. 1. relegated 2. facilely 3. uninterrupted
4. impeded 5. No replacement required
19. 1. rally 2. expansion 3. oppression
4. Cajole 5. No replacement required
20. 1. stressing 2. freighting 3. dampening
4. veneering 5. No replacement required
21. 1. grapple 2. disarray 3. turmoil
4. complain 5. No replacement required
22. 1. suggestion 2. confirmation 3. opinion
4. conference
5. No replacement required
23. 1. Mediocre 2. Rotten 3. Appropriate
4. Nascent 5. No replacement required
24. 1. undergo 2. contemplate 3. strive
4. assess 5. No replacement required
25. 1. sedentary 2. hailing 3. laborious
4. exacting 5. No replacement required
Direction(26-30): Two columns are
given with few sentences/phrases in
each which are grammatically correct
and meaningful. Connect them in the
best possible way without changing the
intended meaning. Choose the best
possible combination as your answer
accordingly from the options to form a
correct, coherent sentence.
26. Column (I)
(A) The most common size of mobile
computing
(B)Physical dimension and weight of available
is
(C) Being involved in extracurricular activities
reduces
Column (II)
(D) fabrics based upon light emitting and
conductive
(E) device is pocket-sized, that can be hand-
held
(F) the likelihood of dropping out of school
1. Only (B)-(D) and (C)-(F)
2. Only (B)-(F)
3. Both (A)-(E) and (C)-(F)
4. Only (A)-(D) 5. None of these
27. Column (I)
(A) There would be severe consequences if the
(B) The Salt Satyagraha campaign was based
upon
(C) With these new regulations in place
Column (II)
(D) Gandhi's principles of non-violent protest
(E) which received worldwide news coverage
(F) already indigenized items will be displayed
1. Only (A)-(D) and (C)-(F)
2. Only (B)-(D)
3. Both (A)-(F) and (C)-(D) 4. Only (C)-
(E) 5. None of these
28. Column
(I) (A) Education is a purposeful activity
directed at
(B) Under natural conditions, the cotton bolls
(C) Informal education occurs in daily life,
Column (II)
(D) projects that have raised concerns
(E) will increase the dispersal of the seeds.
(F)achieving certain aims such as fostering
skills
1. Only (A)-(F) and (B)-(E)
2. Only (B)-(F)
3. Both (A)-(F) and (C)-(D)
4. Only (A)-(D) 5. None of these
29. Column (I)
(A) The Indian government's own projections
estimate
(B) Inflation has been held low and stable in
countries
(C) Camel trains have long been used in
portions of
Column (II)
(D) trans-Asian trade, including the Silk Road.
(E) remedial actions that the bank will be
taking.
(F) with independent central banks.
1. Only (A)-(D) and (C)-(F)
2. Only (B)-(F)
3. Both (B)-(F) and (C)-(D)
4. Only (A)-(D) 5. None of these
30. Column (I)
(A) Today’s most advanced chips are about
half
(B) Private investment accounts for close to
(C) A revised action plan to fight the serious
Column (II)
(D) tackle the problem of toxic air
(E) challenge of air has come into force
(F) many strikes came after an explosion
1. Only (C)-(E) 2. Only (B)-(F)
3. Both (A)-(F) and (C)-(D)
4. Only (A)-(D) 5. None of these
MATHS
Direction(31-35): Line graph shows the
total quantity (in kg) of four (Apple, Mango,
Kiwi & Guava) different fruits purchased by
two (X & Y) different person and quantity of
fruits purchased by X.
Read the following line graph carefully
and answer the questions given below.
Note: Total quantity of fruits purchased =
Total quantity of fruits purchased by X+ Total
quantity of fruits purchased by Y.
31. Total quantity of apples purchased
by Z is 62.5% more than total quantity
of mangoes purchased by Y. Total
quantity of Kiwis purchased by Z is
equal to average of quantity of apples
and guavas purchased by X. Find the
total quantity of apples and kiwis
purchased by Z.
1. 108 kg 2. 105 kg 3. 102 kg
4. 110 kg 5. 104 kg
32. Y purchased two types of mangos
i.e., P & Q in the ratio of 3:5
respectively. X purchased two types of
kiwis i.e. A & B and B type of kiwis
purchased by X is 60% of the total kiwis
purchased by him. Find the difference
between total quantity of P type
mangoes purchased by Y and total
quantity of A type of kiwis purchased by
X.
1. 3 kg 2. 2 kg 3. 4kg 4. 6 kg 5. 5 kg
33. Find the ratio of total quantity of
Guavas purchased by X and Y together
to total quantity of apples and kiwis
purchased by Y.
1. 21:16 2. 24:19 3. 29:15
4. 22:17 5. 20:19
34. If Y purchased guava at Rs.42
per/kg and X purchased mango at
Rs.30 per/kg, then total amount spends
by X to purchased mangos is what
percent total amount spends by Y to
purchased guavas?
1. 75% 2. 72 2/7% 3. 74%
4. 71 5/7% 5. 78 4/7 %
35. Average quantity of apples, kiwis
and avocados purchased by X is 30 kg
and total quantity of avocado
purchased by Y is 32.5% more than that
of X. Find the total quantity of avocado
purchased by X and Y together.
1. 91 kg 2. 94 kg 3. 97 kg 4. 93 kg
5. 99 kg
Direction(36-40): What approximate
value will come in place of question
mark (?) in the following questions?
(You are not expected to calculate the
exact value)
36.
1. 4 2. 1 3. 7 4. 9 5. 11
37.
1. 2 2. 5 3. 12 4. 10 5. 8
38.
1. 9 2. 12 3. 7 4. 4 5. 2
39.
1. 2550 2. 2554 3. 2560 4. 2557 5. 2570
40. 1. 28 days 2. 24 days 3. 23 days
4. 22 days 5. 27 days
46. Ratio of total population of town P
to town Q is 13:11 and males in town P is
1. 8 2. 11 3. 5 4. 1 5. 14
60% more than that of females. If total
41. P and R started a business by
males in town Q is equal to females in
investing in the ratio of 3:4
town P and difference between males in
respectively. After eight months Q
town P and females in town Q is 50,
joined the business by investing is
then find the total population in town
33.33% less than that of P. If at the end
Q.
of one-year total profit is Rs.6900, then
1. 255 2. 270 3. 280 4. 295 5. 275
find the profit share of Q.
47. A length of a train is ‘x+200’ meters
1. Rs.600 2. Rs.690 3. Rs.650 4. Rs.620
can cross a bridge which is of length is
5. Rs.680
‘x-160’ meters in 40 seconds. If speed of
42. The speed of boat in still water is
the train is 90 km/h, then find the time
300% more than speed of stream. If
taken by train to cross a platform of
difference between downstream speed
length is ‘x-240’ meters.
and upstream speed of boat is 19
1. 36.8 seconds 2. 44.5 seconds
km/hr, then find the how much
3. 35.4 seconds 4. 41.2 seconds
distance travel by boat for four hours in
5. 40 seconds
upstream.
48. P invested Rs. (x+500) and Rs.
1. 110 km 2. 114 km 3. 112 km 4. 118 km
(x+1000) in two different schemes A
5. 106 km
and B respectively. Scheme A offer 20%
43. The ratio of present age of A to B is
compound interest for two years and
6:7 and present age of C is 4/7th of age
scheme B offers 18% simple interest for
of A after four years. If B is 12 years
the same years. If different between
older than C, then find the age of C
interests received from both the
three years ago.
schemes is Rs.200, then find the
1. 11 years 2. 18 years 3. 15 years
amount invested by P in scheme B.
4. 13 years 5. 17 years
1. Rs.3250 2. Rs.2550 3. Rs.6150
44. A shopkeeper marked up an article
4. Rs.3520 5. Rs.5250
8.33% above its cost price and allows
49. In a class, the average age of X
10% discount on it. If difference
students is 20 years, X+15 students are
between price marked above cost price
18 years and the remaining students is
and discount allowed by shopkeeper is
22 years. If total number of students in
Rs.24, then find the selling price of the
the class is 45 and the average of total
article.
number of students is 20 years, then
1. Rs.924 2. Rs.952 3. Rs.936
find the value of X.
4. Rs.998 5. Rs.978
1. 2 2. 5 3. 9 4. 1 5. 6
45. R & P together can complete the
50. Area of a square is 324 and length of
work in 36 days and R & Q together can
a rectangle is 16 2/3 % more than side of
do the same work in 54 days. If ratio of
the square. If area of the rectangle is
efficiency of P to Q is 8:5 respectively,
336 cm2 , breadth of the rectangle is
then in how many days all the three can
equal to slant height of a cone and
compete the whole work (approx.).
radius of the cone is 14 cm, then find
the curved surface area of the cone.
1. 508 cm2 2. 924 cm2 3. 774 cm2
4. 704 cm2 5. 566 cm2
Direction(51-55): Table shows percentage
of total number of bottles (Plastic and Glass)
sold out of total number of bottles available in
four (P, Q, R & S) shops and number of plastic
bottles sold by these shops. Read the
following table carefully and answer the
questions given below.
Note: (I) Total number of bottles sold =
Number of glass bottles sold + Number of
plastic bottles sold.
(II) Total number of bottles available in each
shop = Total number of bottles sold + Total
number of unsold bottles
51. If total number of unsold bottles in
shop S was 90, then number of glass
bottles sold by shop S is what percent
number of plastic bottles sold by shop
P?
1. 165% 2. 150% 3. 175% 4. 180% 5. 195%
52. Selling price of each plastic bottle
and each glass bottle sold by shop P is
Rs.30 and Rs.25 respectively. If total
amount received by shop P by selling all
the plastic bottles and glass bottle is
Rs.6750, then find the total number of
bottles available in shop P.
1. 540 2. 560 3. 520 4. 550 5. 500
53. Ratio of number of glass bottles sold
by shop R to plastic bottles sold by shop
Q is 7:3. Find the total number of
unsold bottles in shop R.
1. 145 2. 160 3. 175 4. 180 5. 190
54. Total number of glass bottles sold by
shop Q is 18 2/11% less than that of
plastic bottles. Find the ratio of total
number of unsold bottles in shop Q to
number of plastic bottles sold by shop
P.
1. 1:5 2. 2:5 3. 3:5 4. 4:5 5. 6:5
55. Ratio of total number of glass
bottles sold by shop S to shop P is 6:5. If
total number of bottles available in
shop P is 1000, then find the total
number of glass bottles sold by shop P
and shop S together.
1. 920 2. 750 3. 840 4. 780 5. 880
Direction(56-60): In each of these
questions, two equation (I) and (II) are
given. You have to solve both the
equations and give answer
1. If x>y
2. If x≥y
3. If x<y
4. If x≤y
5. If x = y or no relation can be established
between x and y
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
Direction(61-65): Read the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below.
Information about total number of employees
(Males and Females) work in three (X, Y& Z)
different companies. Males and females in Y
are in the ratio of 8:5 respectively. Females in
X is 20 more than males in Y. Total employees
in Z is 200 and males in Z is average number
of males in Y and females in X. Total males in
all the companies together is 335 and females
in Z is 60 less than that of males.
61. Find the difference between total
number of males in X & Y together and
total number of employees in Z.
1. 2 2. 10 3. 7 4. 5 5. 12
62. Find the ratio of total number of
males in Z to total number of females in
X.
1. 11:14 2. 17:15 3. 19:11 4. 18:11 5. 13:14
63. If 25% of total number of females in
X and 20% total number of males in Y
are left the company and joined Z, then
find the new total number of employees
in company Z.
1. 262 2. 248 3. 241 4. 259 5. 264
64. Total number of females in Z work
in two different departments i.e. Sales
and HR are in the ratio of 9:5
respectively. Find total number of
females work in sales department in Z
is what percent total number of males
in Y.
1. 37.5% 2. 25% 3. 32.5% 4. 16.66%
5. 33.33%
65. Find the total number of females in
all the companies together.
1. 290 2. 285 3. 275 4. 265 5. 280
REASONING
Direction(66-70): Study the following
series carefully and answer the related
questions.
56H52 82U73 41D38 75Y93 62O12
66. If the second digits from both ends
are taken from each element and then
added the resultant digit. Find how
many element(s) is/are divisible by 3?
1. Two 2. One 3. Three 4. Four 5. None
67. If the letter from each element is
removed then the digit sum of which
element will be the highest?
1. 75Y93 2. 56H52 3. 82U73 4. 41D38
5. 62O12
68. If the 1st digit from both ends of
each element is replaced by the letter
(as per the place value in alphabetical
series) and all the remaining digits are
removed from each element, then how
many meaningful words can be
formed?
1. Five 2. One 3. Three 4. Four 5. None
69. If the letter from each element is
removed, then 2nd digit from the left
end and 1st digit from right end are
interchanged, then how many even
numbers will be formed after the
rearrangement?
1. Five 2. One 3. Three 4. Four 5. None
70. If in each element all digits are
arranged in descending order from left
to right after removing the letter, then
which of the following element will be
formed the second lowest?
1. 75Y93 2. 56H52 3. 82U73
4. 41D38 5. 62O12
Direction(71-75): Study the given
information and answer the questions
based on it.
Ten persons from A to J sit around a circular
table facing towards the center but not
necessarily in the same order. Consecutive
named persons as per the alphabetical series
neither sit adjacent nor sit opposite to each
other. Two persons sit between A and G who
sits immediate right of E. Two persons sit
between B and I who doesn’t sit adjacent to A.
I does not sit opposite to A. H sits immediate
right of C. Equal number of persons sit
between D and J from both sides.
71. How many persons sit between D
and G when counted from left of D?
1. One 2. Two 3. Three 4. None 5. Four
72. Who among the following person
sits 4th to the left of H?
1. B 2. J 3. D 4. F 5. G
73. Who among the following person
face F?
1. J 2. D 3. A 4. C 5. None of these
74. What is the position of E with
respect to C?
1. 2nd to the left 2. 3rd to the left.
3. 4th to the right. 4. 3rd to the right
5. 4th to the left
75. Number of persons sit between C
and G is same as the number of persons
sit between ____ and ______.
1. F, C 2. B, H 3. A, I 4. D, E 5. I, F
76. How many pairs of letters are there
in the word “UNIVERSITY”, each of
which have as many letters between
them as they have in English
alphabetical series (both forward and
backward direction)?
1. One 2. Three 3. More than four
4. Two 5. Four
Direction(77-81): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below.
Eight boxes R, Q, Z, Y, V, W, S and X are kept
in eight different shelves but not necessarily in
the same order. The bottommost shelf is
numbered as 1, just above it is numbered as 2
and so on till the topmost shelf is numbered as
8. Some of these boxes contain different
number of items. Two boxes are kept between
the box contains 9 items and box V which is
kept at an even numbered shelf below 5th
shelf. Box Q is just below the box contains 13
items and just above the box Z which contains
5 items. Item number of box V is square of its
shelf number. Box R is kept three places above
box X which does not contains 13 items.
Difference between the item numbers of box V
and shelf number of box S is 10. Item numbers
of box W is more than the item numbers of
box Y.
77. How many boxes are kept above box
X?
1. None 2. One 3. Three 4. Two
5. None of these
78. Which of the following box is kept
just below the box contains 16 items?
1. Box S 2. Box W 3. Box R 4. Box X
5. None of these
79. Four of the following five are alike
in a certain way and thus forms a
group, then which of the following
doesn’t belong to that group?
1. Box R 2. Box V 3. Box S 4. Box Q
5. Box W
80. Which of the following combination
is correct?
1. Box Z – shelf 2 2. Box W – shelf 5
3. Box R – 16 items 4. Box S – Shelf 6
5. All are correct
81. Which of the following box contains
9 items?
1. Box R 2. Box W 3. Box Y 4. Box S
5. None of these
82. If in the given number
“972645466”, all the digits are arranged
in descending order from left to right,
then what will be the difference
between the square of the digits which
is 2nd from both the ends?
1. 40 2. 33 3. 63 4. 43 5. None of these
Direction(83-85): In the following
questions assuming the given statement
to be true, find which of the
conclusion(s) among given conclusions
is/are definitely true and then give your
answers accordingly
1. Only conclusion I is true
2. Only conclusion II is true
3. Either conclusion I or II is true
4. Neither conclusion I nor II is true
5. Both conclusions I and II are true
83. Statement:
K > Y ≥ R, M ≤ R = S, J > M
Conclusions: I. K > J II. Y ≥ S
84. Statement:
873 > 532 < 462 = 943, 532 ≥ 471 = 341
Conclusions: I. 462 > 471 II. 341 < 873
85. Statement:
Jsg < Ats = Yer ≥ Ple > Brs, Ats < Qvc =
Gxa
Conclusions: I. Jsg < Gxa II. Brs > Qvc
Direction(86-90): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below.
A certain number of persons sit in a row facing
north direction. Two persons sit between N
and Q who is the only neighbour of B. W sits
5th to the left of L who sits immediate right of
N. W sit exactly middle of the row. Number of
persons sit between W and N is same as the
number of persons sit between W and T. Z sits
2nd to the right of H. Number of persons sit
between T and H is a multiple of 3. O sits just
left of A and just right of E who doesn’t sit
adjacent to W.
86. How many persons sit in the row?
1. 15 2. 21 3. 19 4. 17
5. Can’t be determined
87. How many persons sit between E
and W?
1. None 2. Three 3. Five 4. Two
5. More than five
88. Number of persons sit between H
and N is _______.
1. Multiple of 5 2. Prime number
3. Even Number 4. Multiple of 6
5. Can’t be determined
89. Which of the following pair of
persons are adjacent to each other?
1. A, T 2. E, W 3. L, E 4. None of these
5. T, E
90. What is the position of Z with
respect to O?
1. 4th to the left 2. 7th to the left
3. 10th to the right 4. 8 to the right
5. Can’t be determined
91. If we form a four-letter meaningful
word with 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 9th letter
from the left end of the word ‘
’INVENTORY” (using one letter once),
then what would be the 2nd 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. Y 2. V 3. N 4. X 5. Z
Direction(92-95): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below.
Nine persons belongs to three different family
i.e., Family A, Family B and Family C. At least
two persons but not more than four persons
belong to one family. Joshi doesn’t belong to
Family A. Geeta belongs to Family C. Komal
belongs to one of the family only with Kiran.
Poonam and Pihu belong to same family but
not in Family A. Lisha neither belongs to the
family of Poonam nor Joshi. Nikhil and Payal
doesn’t belong to Family B. Lisha does not
belong to family A.
92. Who among the following belongs
to Family C?
1. Lisha 2. Komal 3. Kiran 4. Joshi
5. Both Joshi and Lisha
93. Which of the following combination
is not correct?
1. Kiran – Family A 2. Lisha – Family C
3. Poonam – Family C
4. Nikhil – Family C 5. None is correct
94. Which of the following persons
belongs to same family?
1. Pihu, Geeta, Joshi
2. Geeta, Lisha, Pihu
3. Nikhil, Pihu, Poonam
4. Lisha, Geeta, Nikhil 5. None of these
95. Lisha belongs to which of the
following Family?
1. Family A 2. Family B 3. Family C
4. Either Family A or Family B
5. Either Family B or Family C
Direction(96-97): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
related questions.
Some sticks are scattered in a room. A boy
gathers them and place on a table such that
these sticks are at different distance and
direction with each other and forms a letter.
Stick L is 3m north of stick S and 6m west of
stick O. Stick P is 6m south of stick S which is
in 6m west of stick G.
96. Which of the following letter does
form?
1. E 2. I 3. L 4. T 5. F
97. In which direction is stick O with
respect to stick P?
1. North-west 2. North-East 3. East
4. West 5. None of these
Direction(98-99): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
related questions.
There are seven members in a family of three-
generation. There is no single parent in the
family. J is father-in-law of N who is father of
both R and X. O is mother of S. A is only son
of J. Female members are more than the male
members
98. How R is related to O?
1. Grandson 2. Granddaughter
3. Daughter-in-law 4. Sister 5. Son-in-
law
99. How A is related to X?
1. Brother 2. Paternal Uncle
3. Maternal Uncle 4. Brother – in- law
5. None of these
100. Six students get different marks in
an exam. B gets higher marks than only
R. H gets higher marks than K and
lower than I. U gets higher marks than
H and lower than I. Who among the
following gets the 3rd highest marks?
1. H 2. I 3. U 4. K 5. Either H or U