MOCKCLAT - 12 (Question Paper) : Section-I: English Usage

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MOCKCLAT – 12(Question Paper)

Section–I: English Usage
S.1–10) Directions for Questions: Read the passage and answer the following questions.
During a late–summer road trip last September, StanzinSaldon and Murtaza Agha unexpectedly
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showed up at their friend’s house, overlooking Manasbal Lake near Srinagar. They could not contact
him beforehand because they had abandoned their phones to conceal their exact whereabouts.
While Saldon and Agha breakfasted with his parents in the morning, the friend bolted out and ran
around the neighbourhood, retrieving the daily paper from the neighbours’ doorsteps. He did not
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want people to see the front page, which featured his guests’ faces. That month, Saldon and Agha
were breaking news.
He kept the couple’s secret for a week. Only on their way out the door did they finally reveal to his
family that they were not just on a summer holiday. They were on the run from the Ladakh Buddhist
Association, an organisation whose members were trying furiously to separate them. Two weeks
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later, they would be married for a second time.
Saldon, who is from a Buddhist family in Leh, and Agha, from a Balti Muslim family in Kargil, were
briefly one of the most recognisable faces of “love jihad,” a rampant and xenophobic conspiracy
theory surrounding the so–called forced conversion of non–Muslim women to Islam. The couple met
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on a trek in 2010 and started a nonprofit called rZamba—from the Ladakhi word for “bridge”—that
organises youth leadership programmes. Their eventual marriage inadvertently stirred up communal
anxieties in Ladakh, which is mainly split between Muslims, who comprise around 46 percent of the
population, and Buddhists, who make up around 40 percent. But unlike several other interfaith
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romances that have made the news, their story has a happy ending.
After their week in Manasbal, Saldon and Agha took off, on no specific route, surprising more friends
at their houses and even spending a sleepless night rowing across Dal Lake. They stopped travelling
on 21 September, when they showed up as special guests at their own, second wedding at a hotel in
Kargil, which friends had organised in their absence. Saldon wore a red goncha, a traditional Ladakhi
dress for both Muslims and Buddhists, which she had bought preemptively in Kargil two years prior,
and a silvery veil. The couple was garlanded with necklaces of rupee notes. There were officially
around 40 guests, but over a hundred friends and well–wishers crashed the reception, held later at
Agha’s family home in Dras, a town in the Himalayan foothills. They had a Kashmiri feast of big round
flatbreads and goat curry.
“It was like our honeymoon,”Saldon said, recounting the road trip over lime sodas this March in
Jammu. The couple has been living there since 2011, separately and then together. “Except it all
happened before the wedding!” Then again, Saldon and Agha are not exactly of the kind to do things
the usual way.
“You know, I proposed to him,”Saldon said. “We were on holiday in Himachal and there she got this
realisation…” Agha began. “No, not there!”Saldon interrupted. Even when they talk to others, they
seem to primarily address each other. “I was pinned down in a car crash in Delhi in 2015 and the
only person I wanted to see was Murtaza,” she said. She had just received a marriage proposal from
an eligible Buddhist man in Leh and was considering it, knowing there would be “huge drama” if she
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actually tried to marry Agha, who was her boyfriend at the time. She decided to fly back to Jammu
from the hospital to propose to him. “I was shocked,” he told me.
The couple married secretly in July 2016, in Kargil. Agha’s family grudgingly came to terms with the
marriage after he brought Saldon to his house in Jammu, but her family was furious. They forced her
to return to her home in Leh that winter, where she stayed until she got a restraining order against
her family before fleeing back to Jammu. Members of the Ladakh Buddhist Association stormed the
Leh bazaar last fall over Saldon and Agha’s marriage and Muslim and Buddhist men reportedly
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fought in the streets. In September 2017, the LBA sent a petition to Mehbooba Mufti, Jammu and
Kashmir’s chief minister, demanding that she dissolve the couple’s marriage. They claimed that Agha
had “lured”Saldon into a trap.
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The notion of love jihad was aggressively promoted by Hindu nationalists. “Now the love jihad
concept is all over India, and even in Ladakh we have a BJP government,” Agha said, referring to the
ruling BharatiyaJanata Party. “We were the right people to blame for this issue in our region at the
right time.” Not willing to risk another separation, the couple went on the run. “We just
drove,”Saldon told me. During the trip, Saldon alternated between ignoring the situation and feeling
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furious that so many people were speaking on her behalf. A week into their road trip, she wrote a
fierce opinion piece in a Srinagar hotel room, which they sent it to a friend at the Indian Express.
Q.1) What is the tone of the passage?

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a) Narrative
b) Descriptive
c) Critical
d) Esoteric
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Q.2)What is the source of the passage?
a) A magazine article
b) An interview
c) A documentary
d) A blog
Q.3)What is the central idea of the passage?
a) The tension between Muslims and Buddhists in Jammu

b) The perils of a couple undergoing inter–religion marriage
c) The notion of love jihad
d) The political situation in Jammu under BJP rule
Q.4)What is the hometown of Agha?
a) Leh
b) Kargil
c) Ladakh
d) None of the above
Q.5)What is the population of Muslims and Buddhists in Ladakh?
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a) 40%
b) 46%
c) 86%
Q.6)Whose family came to terms with the marriage later?
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a) Agha
b) Saldon
c) Both A and B
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Q.7) Which of the following promotes the notion of love jihad according to the passage?
a) Hindu nationalists
b) Islamic nationalists
c) Both A and B
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Q.8)What is the meaning of the word rZamba?

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a) Boat
b) Mountain
c) Sea
d) Bridge
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Q.9) How many people were officially present at the reception?
a) 40
b) 80
c) 100
d) Not mentioned in the passage
Q.10) On which of the following the couple seem to have a difference of opinion?
a) The route that should be taken

b) The place of marriage
c) The mode of tackling media
d) The story of their proposal
S.11–16) Directions for Questions: Fill in the blanks to complete the passage.
All of this is little __11__ today. On Twitter, I recently colloquially summarisedSita’s criticism of Rama
during the fire test, as narrated by Valmiki. An explosion of anger—predominantly from men—
followed. Many expressed their rage about a __12__ insult to Lord Ram—articulated __13__ a
woman’s voice—by threatening to rape or kill me. In a sick twist of irony, the grotesque language
these men employed displayed the very misogyny that, in their minds, Lord Ram, the ideal man—
maryādāpuruṣottam—could never harbour. When I called attention to these hateful threats, many
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critics __14__ me of just playing the victim and refused to themselves describe the attacks as
misogynistic. This was again a patriarchal tactic—the dismissal of gendered threats of violence—
designed to intimate and silence women. Unsurprisingly, most of my critics focused on the perceived
insult to Lord Ram, without much consideration __15__Sita and her point of view. Such is the logic of
modern misogyny that it __16__ female voices in the grand Ramayana tradition remain subordinate
to male feelings. In order to understand Valmiki’s text it is important to recover Sita’s voice, and to
resist any soft–pedalling of it despite our own prejudices.
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Q.11)
a) remember
b) remembers
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c) remembered
d) remembering
Q.12)
a) perceive
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b) perceived
c) perceiving
d) perceives
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Q.13)
a) in
b) by
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c) to
d) into
Q.14)
a) accuse
b) accused
c) accuses
d) accusing
Q.15)
a) of
b) for
c) to
d) off
Q.16)
a) demand
b) demanded
c) demanding
d) demands
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S.17–21) Directions for Questions: Give the meaning of the following words.
Q.17) Couth
a) Rude
b) Violent
c) Well mannered
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d) Courageous
Q.18) Mammoth
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a) Mild
b) Massive
c) Tiny
d) Dangerous
Q.19) Prosthetic
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a) Aesthetic
b) Epic
c) Artificial
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d) One of a kind
Q.20) Taciturn
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a) Introvert
b) Extrovert
c) Ambivert
d) Subvert
Q.21) Snow job
a) Hard work
b) Difficult task
c) Elaborate cover–up
d) A wild adventure
S.22–25) Directions for Questions: Give the opposite of the following words.
Q.22) Succinct
a) Detailed
b) Self evolving
c) Self damaging
d) Parasitic
Q.23) Abnegation
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a) Temperance
b) Abstinence
c) Allowance
d) Evilness
Q.24) Profusion
a) Abundance
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b) Plentitude
c) Surplus
d) Scarcity
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Q.25) Abomination
a) Admiration
b) Aversion
c) Repugnance
d) Detestation
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S.26–30) Directions for Questions: Arrange the following sentences to form a paragraph.
Q.26)
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A. Masih moved his dog to make space for three students from the environmental–activist group
Team Awaaz who had just arrived.
B. The walls, painted a warm brown, displayed family portraits and paintings of Jesus.
C. AltafMasih, a sanitary worker and resident of Joseph Colony, a neighborhood in Lahore, sat on a
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mattress in a single room that houses his entire family.

D. It was an afternoon in July.
a) ABCD
b) CDAB
c) CDBA
d) ACDB
Q.27)
A. A substantial amount of reporting suggests that many patients 34 children and 18 adults died
because of a shortage of oxygen.
B. The oxygen provider had cut the supply after the administration repeatedly delayed payments.
C. Instead of questioning officials responsible for procuring the oxygen, the state government has
accused doctors of medical negligence.
D. On 25 April, the Allahabad High Court granted bail to Kafeel Khan a doctor widely believed to have
been framed in the case of the deaths at a Gorakhpur hospital last August.
a) ABCD
b) BCDA
c) CDAB
d) DABC
Q.28)
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A. While the identical statements of several witnesses seem clearly scripted, the evidence furnished
to prove charges mostly comprises things “heard” or “seen” by the witnesses.
B. Even the charge sheet filed by the Uttar Pradesh Police reflects this.
C. The police have gone back on its statements multiple times.
D. This is just one of many discrepancies in the case against the nine accused in the tragedy.
a) ABCD
b) DBCA
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c) DCBA
d) DBAC
Q.29)
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A. Last summer, on a visit to my home city of Bengaluru, I stood waiting for a train at the newly
renamed Dr BR AmbedkarVidhanaSoudha metro station.
B. In the background, I could hear the gentle twangs of a veena in the style of Carnatic classical
music.
C. The contrast between the name of the station and the style of music, which has been the reserve
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of upper castes for centuries, was quite amusing to me.
D. However, the music is so ubiquitous in the city that I doubt most long–term residents even notice
it.
a) ABCD
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b) ADCB
c) ABDC
d) ADBC
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Q.30)
A. Elders join kids in playing gully cricket; celebrations, festivals and processions are held in small
open spaces; freestyle dancers and rappers are shown performing.
B. Kaala does for Mumbai what Madras did for Chennai. Ranjith gives us a quintessential Mumbai
film, except through the eyes of a lower–caste Tamil basti in Dharavi fighting to keep its land, which
is under the threat of seizure from a politician.
C. Ranjith defies the Oscar–winning legacy of depicting the area as unsanitary and unsafe.
D. Much like Madras, Kaala adopts a social–realist approach, taking us into the vibrant living space of
a community.
a) ABCD
b) BCDA
c) BDCA
d) ACBD
S.31–35) Directions for Questions:Spot the error in the sentence.
Q.31) His death sentence had been read to him [a] the morning before, [b] concluding a hasty trial
within the walls of Manila’s Fort Santiago. [c] No error. [d]
Q.32) Schoolchildren in the Philippines have recited the verses for years, first in Spanish, [a] then in
English and now in Tagalog, [b] the language spoken by most of the country’s 105 million
inhabitants. [c] No error [d]
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Q.33) Today, Rizal’s face is minted [a] on the one–peso coin that pass [b] through millions of Filipino
hands every day. [c] No error [d]
Q.34)Escueta worked at the museum [a] for seven months [b] and was enthusiastically promoting
Suharto’s artifacts. [c] No error [d]
Q.35) She seem [a] driven by the need for proof, [b] for physical evidence. [c] No error [d]
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S.36–40) Directions for Questions:Give the meaning of the following idioms.
Q.36) See eye to eye
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a) Challenging someone
b) Matching someone
c) Agreeing with someone
d) Getting angry
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Q.37)When pigs fly
a) Imagining something
b) Impossible event
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c) A haunting dream
d) Investing a huge sum of money
Q.38)To cut corners

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a) To construct a thing
b) To damage
c) To do shabbily to save money
d) To cheat
Q.39) Break a leg
a) To fight
b) To injure
c) To protect
d) To wish luck
Q.40)To hit the nail on the head
a) To damage
b) To act foolishly
c) To act wisely
d) To be correct
Section–II: General Knowledge
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Q.41) Who among the following is winner of SASTRA–Ramanujan prize for 2019, that is awarded
every year to a young mathematician judged to have done outstanding work in Ramanujan’s fields of
interest?
a) Adam Harper
b) Karen Uhlenbeck
c) Dan Freed
d) Richard Palais
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Q.42) Which among the following statements is correct about Pradhan MantriKisanSammanNidhi
(PM Kisan)?
1. The Union Cabinet, in its first meeting, decided to extend the Pradhan MantriKisanSammanNidhi
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(PM Kisan) to all farmers in the country irrespective of their landholdings.
2. PM Kisan is a central government scheme for benefit of farmers.
Select the correct option:
a) 1 only
b) 2 only
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c) Both 1 and 2
d) Neither 1 nor 2
Q.43) Consider the following statements:

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1. Thailand’s King MahaVajiralongkorn has been crowned recently.

2. Thailand has a constitutional monarchy
3. Thailand has strict laws, called lese majeste, which ban criticism of the monarchy
Which of the above given statements are correct?
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a) 1 and 2
b) 2 and 3
c) 1 and 3
d) 1, 2 and 3
Q.44) When did UGC got the status of statutory body of the Indian Government?
a) 1964
b) 1956
c) 1947
d) 1951
Q.45) Economic survey, tabled in Parliament by Finance Minister NirmalaSitharaman, has set a
target of achieving a sustained growth rate of –
a) 7.5 per cent

b) 8 per cent
c) 9 per cent
d) 8.5 per cent
Q.46) Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was established in which year?
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a) 2005
b) 2010
c) 2001
d) 2008
Q.47) Who among the following is richest Indian as per the Bloomberg Billionaires Index 2019?
a) AzimPremji
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b) Shiv Nadar
c) UdayKotak
d) MukeshAmbani
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Q.48) As per Union Budget 2019–20, under the JalJeevan Mission, all rural households will be
provided with piped water supply by
a) 2020
b) 2022
c) 2030
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d) 2024
Q.49) The historic walled city of Jaipur in Rajasthan, which shows in town planning, an interchange
of ancient Hindu, Mughal and contemporary Western ideas that resulted in the form of the city was
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founded in which year?
a) 1857 AD
b) 1916 AD
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c) 1727 AD
d) 1740 AD
Q.50) As per the new changes approved by the Union Cabinet, what is the timeline kept by Indian
Bankruptcy Law for the insolvency resolution process?
a) 340 day
b) 330 day
c) 300 day
d) 250 day
Q.51) How many languages are mentioned in 8th schedule of the Indian Constitution?
a) 20
b) 22
c) 18
d) 24
Q.52) In 1989, Li Peng former Chinese premier ordered massive crackdown on the Tiananmen
Square where protests happened in 1989, which is located in–
a) Shanghai
b) Beijing
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c) Macau
d) Hongkong
Q.53) Name the region in Japan, where mithila museum is located, associated with Karpuri Devi,
who passed away recently.
a) Osaka
b) Kyoto
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c) Nigata
d) Tokyo
Q.54) Which organization is called global nuclear watchdog, whose head passed away recently?
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a) International Atomic Energy Organisation (IAEA)
b) World Trade Organisation (WTO)
c) International Court of Justice (ICJ)
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Q.55) Consider the following statements:
1. Cyril Ramaphosa was sworn in for a five–year term as South Africa’s President.
2. He belongs to African National Congress party.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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a) 1 only
b) 2 only
c) Both 1 and 2
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d) Neither 1 nor 2
Q.56) With regard to Indian Coast Guard Ship Varaha, consider the following statements:
1. It was commissioned on September 25, 2019.
2. It will be based at New Mangalore in Karnataka under the Western Command.
Which of the above statements are correct?
a) 1 only
b) 2 only
c) 1 and 2
d) Neither 1 nor 2
Q.57) Which country was the largest beneficiary of the Generalized System of Preference (GSP)
programme of USA in 2017?
a) Pakistan
b) India
c) China
d) Japan
Q.58) Name the special trading mechanism which Europe hopes use to enable businesses to deal
with Iran without using the US dollar or financial system
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a) INSTEX
b) LIBOR
c) JAXA
d) HKEX
Q.59) India has recently signed an agreement to develop a centre for IT excellence in Ethiopia, which
is a joint project with–
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a) UK
b) USA
c) Japan
d) United Arab Emirates
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Q.60) A high level committee submitted its report, suggesting ways to make India less dependent on
oil and gas imports. Who among the following was head of the committee?
a) ArvindSubramaniam
b) Anil Kakodhar
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c) RaghuramRajan
d) Y.V. Reddy
Q.61) Front Altair and Kokuka Courageous were in news. What are these?
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a) Dormant volcanoes which became active in Japan

b) Port cities in Portugal
c) Two oil tankers which were sabotaged in Strait of Hormuz
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d) Missiles launched by France and North Korea respectively
Q.62) Recently India adopted new definition of which of the following base units?
a) Second
b) Kilogram
c) Metre
d) Candela
Q.63) Indian Air Force received the last C–17 Globemaster III transport aircraft on August 26, 2019,
that are manufactured by aerospace company of which country?
a) UK
b) France
c) Russia
d) USA
Q.64) Vir Chakra, the third highest wartime gallantry award of India, was awarded to whom among
the following on eve of Independence Day, 2019?
a) Harshpal Singh
b) Vibhuti Shankar Dhoundiyal
c) AbhinandanVardhman
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d) Prakash Jadhav
Q.65) Who among the following South African players announced his retirement from international
cricket?
a) Imran Tahir
b) HashimAmla
c) J P Duminy
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d) TabrezShamsi
Q.66) Who among the following was conferred with the Lifetime Achievement award by the Cricket
Association of Bengal (CAB)?
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a) ArunLal
b) SauravGanguly
c) Sachin Tendulkar
d) VirendraSehwag
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Q.67) Name the cricketer who was given honour of “Professional Cricketers Association’s (PCA)
Player for the month of July 2019” for his consistent performances in the county championships.
a)ViratKohli
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b)VirendraSehwag
c) Yuvraj Singh
d) R Ashwin
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Q.68) British Deputy High Commissioner recently launched a two–year India–UK joint initiative that
would provide a unique air quality measurement system by integrating satellite and sensor data and
support India’s transition to Electric Vehicles (EVs), in which Indian city?
a) New Delhi
b) Bengaluru
c) Mumbai
d) Varanasi
Q.69)Which among the following is the first state in the country to bring the policy for biofuel after
the notification of the Centre?
a) Rajasthan
b) Madhya Pradesh
c) Gujarat
d) Uttar Pradesh
Q.70) Gogabeel, that is located in Bihar has been recently declared as the state’s first ‘Community
Reserve’, which is formed from flow of which among the following rivers?
a) Mahananda
b) Kankhar
c) Ganga
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d) All of the above
Q.71) According to data shared in Parliament by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate
Change, what is percentage of forest and tree cover in the country?
a) 23.22%
b) 33.33%
c) 21.5%
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d) 24.49%
Q.72) Who among the following are selected for Arjuna awards 2019 in cricket?
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a) RavindraJadeja
b) PoonamYadav
c) Ajay Thakur
d) Both a and b
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Q.73) Name Indian journalist who has been named for the prestigious Ramon Magsaysay Award for
“harnessing journalism to give voice to the voiceless” in 2019?
a)Prannoy Roy
b) Ravish Kumar
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c)Rajat Sharma
d) Karan Thapar
Q.74) Name the nation that recently allowed sikh devotees to visit historic GurdwaraChowa Sahib in
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its country?
a) Afghanistan
b) United Kingdom
c) Canada
d) Pakistan
Q.75) Which among the following countries has the highest number of ‘living’ indigenous languages
in the world?
a) India
b) South Africa
c) Papua New Guinea
d) Indonesia
Q.76) Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB) has selected who among the following as the next
chairman of Coal India?
a) Ajay Kumar Bhalla

b) Pavan Kapoor
c) GuruprasadMohapatra
d) Pramod Agarwal
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Q.77) Name the Argentinean footballer who was commonly known as Tata, remembered for scoring
the first goal of the 1986 World Cup final against West Germany, which Argentina won 3–2?
a) Diego Maradona
b) Jose Luis Brown
c) Sergio Aguero
d) Juan Roman Riquelme
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Q.78) In Hiroshima, more than a quarter of a million people died due to the nuclear bomb explosion
by the USA, to bring awareness against nuclear explosion, Hiroshima Day, is observed on
a) August 11
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b) August 6
c) August 9
d) August 22
Q.79) National Handloom Day is observed annually on August 7 to commemorate which national
movement?
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a) Quit India Movement
b) Civil Disobedience Movement
c) Swadeshi Movement
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d) Individual Satyagraha
Q.80) Which of the statements given below about Draft educational policy is/are correct?
1.It advocates 3 language formula.
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2.Clause recommending mandatory teaching of Hindi in schools was dropped.

Select the correct options:
a) 1 only
b) 2 only
c) Both 1 and 2
d) Neither 1 nor 2
Q.81)Which among the following states has topped NitiAayog Health Report card in overall
performance?
a) Kerala
b) Karnataka
c) Maharashtra
d) Delhi
Q.82)Government of India recently launched SwachhSurvekshan 2020 League at
a) Varanasi
b) Ahmedabad
c) Indore
d) New Delhi
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Q.83) World Archery has appointed who among the following as an independent person to look into
selection matters in AAI?
a) Anju Bobby George

b) AbhinavBindra
c) GaganNarang
d) Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore
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Q.84) Which among the following sports was left out of 2022 Commonwealth games?
a) Shooting
b) Wrestling
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c) Archery
d) Table Tennis
Q.85) Which among the following cities did not featured in world’s top 100 science and technology
clusters, according to the Global Innovation Index (GII) 2019?
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a) Bengaluru
b) Mumbai
c) New Delhi
d) Chennai
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Q.86) Which country has proposed to impose green tax on all plane tickets in July 2019?
a) Netherlands
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b) Sweden
c) France
d) UK
Q.87) Name the Indian woman sprinter who has won gold in the 200m race at Tabor Athletics Meet
in Czech Republic.
a) Hima Das
b) VK Vismaya
c) Duteechand
d) Swapna Barman
Q.88) As per the Jammu & Kashmir Reorganisation Bill, 2019, which splits the state into two Union
Territories, the Jammu & Kashmir assembly, unless dissolved, will now have a tenure of
a) 2 years
b) 3 years
c) 5 years
d) 6 years
Q.89) Name the largest brackish water lagoon in the country, that was in news recently, owing to oil
spillage from stuck ship in ecologically sensitive area
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a) Vembanad
b) Periyar
c) Sambhar
d) Chilika
Q.90) Name the newly appointed Cabinet Secretary, appointed by Appointments committee of
Union Cabinet headed by Prime Minister NarendraModi
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a) Ajay Kumar
b) Rajiv Gauba
c) N.P. Mishra
d) VikasSwarup
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Section–III: Numeric Aptitude
Q.91)When a number is decreased by 12% it becomes 110. Find that number?
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a) 125
b) 150
c) 88
d) 220
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Q.92)In what ratio water should be mixed with milk to gain 20% by selling the mixture at its cost
price.
a) 1 : 5
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b) 5 : 1
c) 2 : 5
d) 3 : 5
Q.93)3 years ago the average age of husband, wife and their child was 27 years and that of wife and
the child 5 years ago was 20 years. Then find the present age of the husband?
a) 20 year
b) 40 year
c) 35 year
d) 50 year
Q.94)Rs.60,000 is divided among A, B and C in such a way that A : B = 5 : 2 and B : C = 7 : 13. Find the
A’s share.
a) Rs.35000
b) Rs.14000
c) Rs.30000
d) Rs.28000
Q.95)N is the largest five digit natural number which when divided by 27, 37 and 111 leaves
remainder 9 in each case. Find the sum of the digits of N.
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a) 27
b) 18
c) 36
d) 21
Q.96)A hollow cylinder, with internal diameter of 6 cm and thickness of 4 cm needs to be painted.
Find the total surface area, if the height of the cylinder is 25 cm.
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a) 580 sq.cm
b) 500 sq.cm
c) 350 sq.cm
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d) 480sq.cm
Q.97) Consider the two equations:

2x + 2y ≤ 40
x – 2y ≥ 20
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If ‘x’ and ‘y’ are two non negative integers then what of the following is true about ‘x’?
a) x ≥ 20
b) x = 20
c) x ≥ 25
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d) x ≤ 20
Q.98) Four cities are connected by a road network as shown in the figure. In how many ways can you
start from any city and come back to it without travelling on the same road more than once?
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a) 8
b) 12
c) 16
d) 20
Q.99) In a 100 m race Andy beats Sandy by 25 m. In a race of 200 m Sandy beats Kandy by 40 m. By
how many meters can Andy beat Kandy in another race of 500 m?
a) 150 m
b) 100 m
c) 160 m
d) 200 m
Q.100) A vessel contains 100 liters of pure milk. Shiva adds 20 liters of water in it. After that, he
removes 20 liters of mixtures and replaces with equal amount of water. Further he removes 40 liters
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of mixtures and replaces with equal amount of water. Find the ratio of milk and water in the
resultant mixture.
a) 25:54
b) 25:29
c) 5:6
d) 4:5
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Q.101) A is thrice as good as B, so he is able to finish a work in 60 days less than B. How many days
will they take to finish the same work if they work together?
(a) 20
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b) 22.5
c) 25
d) 30
Q.102) In a division sum, the divisor is 4 times the quotient and twice the remainder. If a and b are
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the divisor and the dividend respectively, then
4b – a
a) 3
a
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4b – 2a
b) 1
a2
c)  a  1  4b
2
aa  2
d) 4
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Q.103) A tabulator while calculating the average marks of 200 students of an examination by
mistake enters 46, instead of 64 and obtained the average as 57, the actual average marks of those
students is –
a) 57.91
b) 56.91
c) 57.09
d) 57.81
Q.104) A cone, a cylinder and a hemisphere stand on the same base and have equal height. The ratio
of their volumes is –
a) 2 : 1 : 3
b) 1 : 3 : 2
c) 1 : 2 : 3
d) 2 : 3 : 1
Q.105) A tap with diameter ‘d’ can empty a tank in 40 minutes. How long another tap with diameter
diameter‘2d’ will take to empty the same tank?
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a) 5 minutes
b) 20 minutes
c) 10 minutes
d) 40 minutes
Q.106) Sameer can row a certain distance downstream in 24 hrs and can come back covering the
same distance in 36 hrs. If the streams flows at the rate of 12 km/hrs, find the speed of Sameer in
still water.
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a) 30 km/hrs
b) 15 km/hrs
c) 40 km/hrs
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d) 60 km/hrs
Q.107) A dealer buys an article marked at Rs. 25000 with 20% and 5% off. He spends Rs. 2000 on its
repair and sells it for Rs. 25000. What is his gain or loss percent?
a) 21% loss
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b) 10.50% loss
c) 19.05% gain
d) 25% gain
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Q.108) Ram sells his goods 25% cheaper than Shyam and 25% dearer than Hari. How much
percentage is Hari’s cheaper than that of Shyam?
a) 25
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b) 33
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c) 40
d) 50
Q.109) The expense on rice, fish and oil of a family are in the ratio of 12 : 17 : 3. If the prices of these
article are increased by 20%, 30%and 50% respectively, find the percentage increase in the expense
of the family.
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a) 14 %
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b) 7 %
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c) 56 %
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d) 28 %
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Q.110) A is inversely proportional to B and directly proportional to C. If A is increased by 20% and B

is decreased by 20%. Then find the percentage change in C.
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a) 50% increase
b) 50% decrease
c) 4% decrease
d) 4% increase
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S.111–113) Directions for Questions: Rules (Tort Law)
A.The doctrine of strict liability requires that (i) some dangerous thing must have been brought by a
person on his land; (ii) the thing thus brought or kept by a person on his land must escape; and (iii) it
must be non–natural use of land. In such a scenario, the defendant will be strictly liable, irrespective
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of intention/motive, if he is unable to prevent reasonably foreseeable harm through his activity.
B.The doctrine of strict liability is subject to certain exceptions–
(i)Sole fault of the claimant
(ii)Consent of the claimant to presence of that danger and adequate precautions taken by defendant
(iii)Act of God
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(iv)Statutory Authority
(v)Act of third party provided the defendant took due care to prevent damages if the act of such
party can be foreseen by the defendant.
C.The doctrine of absolute liability, on the other hand, is the application of strict liability but without
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the exceptions.
Facts:Setaval& Co. own and operate a fertilizer factory in Old Delhi Municipal Complex. One night,
there was leakage of a poisonous gas from the factory after one of the pipes cracked. In the
immediate aftermath of the incident, twenty workers died, and in the long–term, the area around
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the factory was declared unfit for human habitation and had to be evacuated.
Q.111)Which of the following applies here?
a) Strict liability
b) Absolute liability
c) Could be (a) or (b), but facts are insufficient
Q.112) In the following facts, assume that the following are added: “Setaval& Co. have been
awarded the ‘Responsible Corporate’ Award by the All Industries Association for the last three years,
and hold periodic audits to assess the safety standards in the factory.” How would this impact your
answer to the question above?
a) Strict liability would apply now as opposed to previously.

b) Absolute liability would apply now as opposed to previously.
c) The answer would remain unchanged.
d) It cannot be determined
Q.113)Setalvan& Co. have been collaborating with a scientist, Martis, for obtaining various oxides of
nitrogen and some other chemicals used in the manufacture of fertilizers. Martis makes the
chemicals in a laboratory on his premises. There is often lack of space inside the laboratory and he
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has to put out some chemicals out in his backyard. There is no danger to them from direct sunlight,
and so he does this pretty often. One day, there is a tumultuous thunderstorm and the chemical
bottles crack, the chemicals flow into Martis’ neighbor, Lisa’s, garden, and damages her plants as
well as contaminates the water supply. Which of the following statements is correct in this case?
a) Strict liability is applicable here.

b) Strict liability is applicable here but Martis will be saved by one of the exceptions as stated in Rule
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c) This is a case of absolute liability.
d) This is a case of absolute liability because Martis has tied up with Setalvan& Co., and the nature of
the latter’s business makes him similarly liable.
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S.114–115) Directions for Questions: Rules (Sale of Goods)
A.Where the fulfillment of the main purpose of the contract depends on the fulfillment of the
stipulation, the stipulation is a condition and where it is not so, the stipulation is only a warranty.
B.Where there is a breach of condition, the contract may be repudiated, and the aggrieved party
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may refuse to perform its obligation and either treat the contract as closed, or bring an action for
breach of contract. But in case of warranty, the contract cannot be repudiated, only a claim for
damages may be filed.
C.Where a contract of sale is subject to any condition to be fulfilled by the seller, the buyer may
waive the condition or elect to treat the breach of the condition as a breach of warranty and not as a
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ground for treating the contract as repudiated.

D.The above provision shall not affect the case of any condition or warranty fulfillment of which is
excused by law by reason of impossibility or otherwise.
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Facts:Udit is a grain dealer. Aditya enters into a contract with Udit, asking him to deliver 30 kg. of
new polished rice at his residence the next day, in return for Rs. 1,000. Udit delivers the desired rice
the next day and Aditya tells him, “I will send you the money by tomorrow at your shop.” The next
evening, since Udit has still not received the payment, he calls up Aditya, who tells him, “I am not
paying you mister. You sent me the wrong rice. The phirni I cooked with it turned out to be trash!”
Q.114) Assume that Aditya’s claim is correct. In this case, there has been breach of:
a) Condition
b) Warranty
c) More facts needed to determine whether it is (a) or (b)
d) There is no breach on Udit’s part
Q.115) Aditya contacts Rudra to supply him with 20kg. of basmati rice for Rs.600. Rudra supplies him
with Mansoori rice instead. Aditya does not have time and decides to take whatever rice Rudra has
provided him but he is not happy, and reluctantly pays him Rs. 600. What are the options available
with Aditya?
a) He can sue Rudra for breach of condition.

b) He can sue Rudra for breach of warranty.
c) He can no longer claim a remedy with respect to the contract with Rudra.
d) He can claim damages from Rudra equal to the market price of 20 kg. of basmati rice.
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S.116–118) Directions for Questions: Rule (Contract Law)
If the parties to a contract agree to substitute a new contract for it, or to rescind or alter it, the
original contract need not be performed.
Facts:Teesta enters into a loan agreement with Megha, wherein Teesta borrows Rs.1 lakh from the
latter and owes her Rs.1,50,000 as repayment. Teesta, Megha, and Roshni enter into an agreement,
wherein Megha agrees to accept Roshni as the debtor, in place of Teesta.
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Q.116) Choose the correct statement:
a) The old debt between Teesta and Megha is at an end.
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b) A new debt between Roshni and Megha has been contracted.
c) Both (a) and (b)
d) Both debts are subsisting
Q.117) Ramona and Shridhar enter into an agreement for the sale of Ramona’s 2.5% shareholding in
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M/s. Traum Ltd. Due to a typing error in the first copy, Ramona and Shridhar get it re–typed and sign
on the new copy. Which of the following statements is correct?
a) There is a new contract between Ramona and Shridhar.

b) There is no new contract between Ramona and Shridhar because they have only signed a new
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copy.
c) The new contract can only come into effect with the consent of M/s. Traum Ltd.
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Q.118) Ishaan owes Rs.50,000 to Shashank, as per their agreement. Ishaan and Shashank sign an
agreement whereby the former gives his scooter worth Rs. 30,000 to the latter in place of the debt
of Rs. 50,000. Choose the correct statement:
a) Ishaan has to pay Rs. 20,000 to Shashank to discharge his whole debt.
b) Ishaan has to pay Rs. 50,000 to Shashank because the scooter is a separate consideration
altogether.
c) Ishaan no longer has to pay Shashank.
S.119–120) Directions for Questions: Rule (Criminal Law)
Whoever commits mischief by fire or any explosive substance intending to cause, or knowing it to be
likely that he will thereby cause, damage to any property to the amount of one hundred rupees or
upwards or (where the property is agricultural produce) ten rupees or upwards, shall be punished
with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to seven years, and shall also
be liable to fine.
Facts: Greta has a long–standing dispute with Szymansky. She decides to teach him a lesson and gets
her gang members to stuff a whole lot of rubbish in Szymansky’s house, including many stacks of
hay. A bystander, Joe, oblivious to what is inside is smoking outside, when he sees his wife
approaching. In a sudden fit, he flicks his cigarette away, and it lands straight into Szymansky’s
house, setting the hay and consequently his house on fire.
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Q.119)Who is guilty of an offence here as per the Rule?
a) Greta
b) Greta’s gang members
c) Joe
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Q.120)Szymansky sees the tumult in his house and is livid, immediately placing the blame on Greta.
He breaks into her office, and sets a bunch of papers on fire. Which of the following statements is
correct?
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a) Szymansky is guilty as per the Rule.
b) Szymansky is punishable with simple imprisonment of seven years.
c) Szymansky is punishable with rigorous imprisonment of seven years.
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S.121–122) Directions for Questions: Rules (Contract Law)
A.Every offer must be made known to the offeree, otherwise he will not be in a position to accept
since he will not have any knowledge of the offer.
B.The mere desire to enter into an agreement will not constitute an offer.
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Facts: Rosaline makes an offer to Bethany to sell her lamp to the latter for Rs.60,000 on condition
that Bethany must communicate acceptance of the offer by Saturday. Bethany forgets all about this,
and when she calls Rosaline on Monday, Rosaline informs her that since she had not heard about the
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offer from Bethany until Saturday, she sold the lamp to Veronica late on Sunday night.
Q.121)Which of the following statements is correct?
a)Bethany rightly claims that she was not told about Rosaline’s intention to sell the lamp after
Saturday, and hence, the offer was not communicated to her in full.
b)The lamp belongs to Rosaline and she can sell it to whoever she pleases because there is yet no
valid agreement between Bethany and her.
c)Veronica must return the lamp to Rosaline now that the initial offeree has expressed her desire to
have it.
d)Since it was an honest mistake of forgetting on the part of Bethany, she is entitled to be offered
the lamp again by Rosaline.
Q.122) Bethany decides to buy another lamp from the local furniture store. She is a regular there
and is immediately recognized by Matt, the owner. Matt shows her a new lamp, straight from
Arabia, and Bethany says, “That looks nice! Similar to what I was looking for.” Just then, she gets a
call from work and has to leave. When she returns in the evening and inquires about the lamp, Matt
informs her that someone just bought it but he can show her others very similar to that one.
Bethany stomps her foot and says, “What? I can’t believe it! I thought we had a deal. I was going to
buy that lamp. You cannot sell it to someone else.” Are Bethany’s claims correct?
a)Yes
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b)Yes, because she is a regular and Matt should know better than to treat his regular customers this
way.
c)No, because of Rule A
d)No, because of Rule B
A.The defence of necessity in torts means that an act causing damage is done under the necessity to
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prevent a greater evil or harm. Even if the harm is done intentionally, in such cases, no liability
arises.
B.Another good defence in an action under torts is that of inevitable accident. Such accidents are
described as “incidents which a person of ordinary prudence cannot avoid in spite of all reasonable
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care on his part in the circumstances in which they occur.”
C.While taking the help of the defence of inevitable accident, the defendant must prove that there
was no negligence on his part.
Facts:Ambra was driving the car at around 120 kmph on the expressway where the minimum speed
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limit was 100 kmph. She was a very careful driver usually, and was enjoying a mellow long drive with
her friends, Vivian and Rose. Just then, their ‘squad anthem’ (a term they had coined for a popular
Beatles song) came on the radio and Ambra turned up the volume. As she was doing so, the car
swerved a little and crashed into a divider. Vivian died on the spot while Rose and Ambra sustained
serious injuries.
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Q.123)Ambra is sued by Rose and Vivian’s parents for driving rashly, resulting in the death and
injuries. Can Ambra take the plea of inevitable accident in this case?
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a)Yes, because she is careful driver usually and this was a one–off incident.
b)Yes, because she herself got injured as well.
c)No, because she was driving over the sanctioned speed limit.
d)None of the above
Q.124)During the court proceedings, Ambra is being cross–questioned rigorously. She takes out her
driving licence and photographs of milestone road trips undertaken before, and says, “Here! These
are proof that I am a good driver. I drove up to the Grand Canyon myself. And this one, here, is when
I drove from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, and this one…” The judge stopped her and asked, “Your point,
Miss Ambra?”Ambra retorted, “My point is that I am a careful and responsible driver, and now my
best friend and another friend’s parents come suing me, for an accident in which I also got life–
threatening injuries. I want them to prove that I was negligent.”
Is Ambra’s last request valid?
a)Yes
b)Yes, because she has furnished sufficient evidence from her side.
c)No
d)No, because Vivian was the real victim in all this and her grieving parents should not be put
through this ordeal.
Q.125) Assume that Ambra had been driving at 100 kmph in a residential area, with Vivian and Rose.
When Ambra was adjusting the radio volume, the car swerved a little and was about to hit a child
cycling on the sidewalk. In a bid to save the child, Ambra quickly steered to the left, and crashed into
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a tree. Ambra was saved but both Vivian and Rose died on the spot. Ambra is sued by the parents of
Vivian and Rose. Which of the following defence(s) is available to Ambra in this case?
a)Necessity
b)Inevitable accident
c)Both (a) and (b)
d)Neither (a) nor (b)
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S.126–128) Directions for Questions: Rule (Contract Law)
Where a person lawfully does anything for another person or delivers anything to him, not intending
to do so gratuitously, and such other person enjoys the benefit thereof, the latter is bound to make
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compensation to the former in respect of, or to restore, the thing so done or delivered.
Facts:Jhumroo is a popular diamond trader in Malkannagar. He is known for his innate charm which
draws plenty of customers and he is known to be in the good books of the who’s who of the city. He
frequently visits his friend, Jeet. One day, while at Jeet’s house, he takes out his latest collection of
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diamonds imported from Sudan. Jeet’s wife, Saroj, takes a liking for one of them, and quips, “I wish I
had it!”Jhumroo says, “Well, consider it yours now, sister.” He packs all the diamonds back, except
this one and leaves. A fortnight later, Jhumroo comes knocking on Jeet’s door, asking for the
diamond back, but Saroj refuses to return it.
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Q.126)Which way will this dispute go?
a)Jhumroo is entitled to the diamond as per the Rule.

b)Jhumroo is not entitled to the diamond as it is a blood diamond from Sudan.
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c)Jhumroo is not entitled to the diamond.

d)Neither Jhumroo nor Saroj is entitled to the diamond because it is imported from Sudan, and the
police can confiscate it.
Q.127) One day, the local jeweler, Maniratnam, visits Jhumroo. He unwraps a little case and shows
the latter some exquisite new pendants, that he fashioned out of diamonds from Jhumroo’s rival,
Rahul. Jhumroo immediately says, “You’re wasting your time with Rahul, Mani! I will show you what
real diamonds look like.” They then have a good business discussion and Maniratnam promises to
send Jhumroo a sample from his latest pendant collection for further study. While packing the
pendants, Maniratnam forgets one and leaves it at Jhumroo’s house. Jhumroo treats the pendant as
his own. What are the options available with Jhumroo?
a)He must return the pendant to Maniratnam.

b)He must compensate Maniratnam for the pendant.
c)Both (a) and (b)
d)Either (a) or (b)
Q.128)Govil and Sunil are joint tenants in Jhumroo’s house. Sunil pays the whole rent for May to
Jhumroo. Choose the correct statement:
a)Sunil is entitled to compensation from Govil, his co–tenant.

b)Sunil is entitled to two months’ rent from Govil, his co–tenant.
c)Sunil is not entitled to any compensation from Govil for he paid Jhumroo for his private interest.
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d)Sunil is not entitled to any compensation from Govil, Jhumroo could ask for compensation on
Sunil’s behalf.
S.129–131) Directions for Questions: Rules (Constitutional Law)
A.Article 20(3) of the Constitution provides that no person accused of an offence shall be compelled
to be a witness against himself.
B.Giving of thumb impression or impression of foot or palm or fingers or specimen writings or
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showing parts of the body by way of identification are not included in the expression “to be a
witness” in Article 20(3).
Facts:Almi and his friends Raj and Karan are hanging out by the local café. His friend Karan has been
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ogling at a group of girls sitting in the café for long, but Almi and Raj dismiss his act as funny. Almi
goes to buy some snacks. Meanwhile, when the girls exit the café, Karan passes a very lewd
comment about them. One of the girls, Shriya, files a complaint with the police. The police call the
three friends for identification. Almi refuses to go, saying that he was not even there when the
incident happened. The police, on the other hand, want to be sure because Shriya had mentioned
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that the accused was gazing at them for a long time, with his two other friends.
Q.129) Can Almi be compelled to present himself for identification?
a)Yes
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b)No, because he has an alibi.

c)No, because he has a clean record.
d)No, because only Karan is guilty of the act.
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Q.130)Almi gets a call from his office. There has been an income tax raid there and his boss, Naufiz,
asks him to hide the annual statements that he had given him the day before, so that the police
cannot get to them, else his job would be in jeopardy. Charges of fraud are framed against Naufiz
and his company, and Almi is called upon to furnish the documents in his possession before the
court. Almi refuses to do so, citing Article 20(3). Is Almi correct?
a)Yes
b)Yes, because he has to prioritize his job over all else.
c)No
d)No, because being compelled to produce documents in one’s possession does not amount to
compelling one “to be a witness against himself.”
Q.131) Assume that the documents sought from Almi had his signatures on them and if produced in
court, there was an 8/10 chance that he would get convicted for fraud as well. In such a scenario,
can Almi take the plea of Artilce 20(3) to not present the documents sought?
a)Yes, because that amounts to coercion to be a witness against himself.

b)Yes, because there was a strong chance of his getting convicted by virtue of those documents.
c)No
d)It cannot be determined
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A.An offer in the legal sense, capable of being converted into an agreement by acceptance must
consist of definite promise to be bound provided that the terms are accepted.
B.There is a difference between an offer and invitation to offer. For instance, a shopkeeper’s
catalogue of prices or display of goods with price is not an offer but only an invitation to an offer or
an offer to negotiate. In such cases, the offer is made by the other party and it may or may not be
accepted by the party giving invitation to offer.
Facts: Gertrude goes to Sally’s to buy a new ribbon for her birthday. Gertrude is a regular at the shop
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and the sales assistant, Phoebe, is more than happy to show her all the ribbons in the store.
Gertrude looks through all of them but her heart lands on an aquamarine one, which is wrapped
around a mannequin’s head in the display. Phoebe apologizes to her, saying, “That ribbon is for
display only, dear. Can’t be sold, I’m afraid.” Gertrude starts creating a ruckus, saying that she wants
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that ribbon and none else, else she will stop coming to the store altogether.
a)There is an offer for sale for the aquamarine ribbon is displayed in the shop and must be sold to
Gertrude.
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b)Everything that is on display in Sally’s is deemed to be on sale. Else, it should be stored separately.
c)Both (a) and (b)
d)None of the above
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Q.133) Emma enters Sally’s, picks out a few party hats and streamers and carries them to the cash
counter. She enquires Phoebe about a snow spray and Phoebe shows her a shelf of snow sprays.
Emma picks the one whose price is listed as Rs.300 and takes that to the cash counter as well.
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Consider the following:

1. Emma taking party hats and streamers to the cash counter– Invitation to offer
2. Emma taking snow spray to the cash counter– Offer
3. Phoebe directing Emma to the snow spray shelf– Invitation to offer
Choose the correct ones from above:
a)All
b)None
c)1, 2
d)2, 3
Q.134) Emma is told by the cashier that the bottle of snow spray she picked out is damaged and
hence, cannot be sold. Emma goes to pick out another one but Phoebe tells her that all the rest of
the sprays are already sold out to a lady who called a while back and has already transferred the
money to Sally’s. Emma is livid and calls this a breach of contract. Is she right?
a)Yes
b)Yes, because she was the first one to inquire about the snow spray.
c)No
d)No, because she only made an offer which was then refused by the cashier because of damage to
the bottle.
S.135–136) Directions for Questions: Rule (Constitutional Law)
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“The State” includes the Government and Parliament of India and the Government and the
Legislature of each of the States and all local or other authorities within the territory of India or
under the control of the Government of India.
Facts:Rimjhim and Bittoo have an inter–caste marriage. They live happily for a few days, until one
day, a group of villagers come knocking on their door, hurl abuses at them, and threaten Bittoo to
leave Rimjhim, else they will both face dire consequences. Rimjhim and Bittoo approach the police
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who tell them to go to their local Khappanchayat and voice their grievances there. The
Khappanchayatorders that the men who threatened the couple be tied to a tree and be beaten 300
times with slippers.
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Q.135) Can the Khappanchayat mentioned above be considered a State institution as per the Rule?
a)Yes
b)Yes, because the police directed the couple to approach it.
c)Yes, because it is existing within the State mechanism.
d)No
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Q.136)Rimjhim and Bittoo are not satisfied with this decision of the Khappanchayat, and decide to
take their case before the Mega LokAdalat in which the District Magistrate is also expected to be
present next Friday. Can such a Mega LokAdalat be considered a State institution as per the Rule?
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a)Yes
b)Yes, because it is an appeal mechanism against the decision of the Khappanchayat.
c)No, because the decision of the Khappanchayat is final in such cases.
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d)No
S.137–138) Directions for Questions: Rule (Criminal Law)
When an offence is committed by means of several acts, whoever intentionally cooperates in the
commission of that offence by doing any one of those acts, either singly or jointly with any other
person, commits that offence.
Facts: Iqbal and Fred are joint jailors. One of the inmates, Rustom, is a particular nuisance but he is
influential and all of the jailors’ complaints to higher authorities about his misconduct have fallen on
deaf ears. They decide to do away with Rustom together. Iqbal starts mixing salmonella in Rustom’s
food, which gives Rustom food poisoning on a frequent basis. Meanwhile, Fred administers spurious
medicines to Rustom. Both these acts together are responsible for Rustom’s deteriorating health,
until one day, he dies.
Q.137)Who is responsible for Rustom’s death in this case?
a)Iqbal
b)Fred
c)Both (a) and (b)
d)Neither (a) nor (b) because if Rustom is troublesome, this is what he deserved.
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Q.138) Assume that Iqbal is the jailor. He is fed up of Rustom and decides to get rid of him. He starts
administering him food lined with salmonella, hoping the food poisoning will one day, kill him. While
Rustom grows weak, he does not die. Meanwhile, Iqbal gets transferred and Fred, a new jailor, is
appointed in his place. Fred reads Rustom’s file and is determined to kill him, considering it a favour
to humanity. He stops giving Rustom regular meals, knowing that with Rustom’s health, it was only a
matter of time before he would succumb. And sure enough, within a fortnight, Rustom dies. Who is
responsible for Rustom’s death in this case?
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a)Iqbal
b)Fred
c)Both (a) and (b)
d)Neither (a) nor (b), because both acted under official authority.
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Q.139) The Berne Convention deals with:
a)Copyright
b)Patent
c)Trade Secrets
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d)IPRs
Q.140) The Suresh Kumar Koushal v. Naz Foundation case, recently in the news, deals primarily with:
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a)Section 376 of the IPC

b)Section 377 of the IPC
c)Section 295 of the IPC
d)Section 375 of the IPC
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A.The tort of false imprisonment arises when there is complete deprivation of liberty at any time,
without lawful cause.
B.There need not be imprisonment in the actual sense for the tort of false imprisonment to arise.
C.There should not be any reasonable condition imposed by occupiers of premises for false
imprisonment to occur.
D.In a tort of false imprisonment, there should be no honest and reasonable belief to justify the
confinement.
Facts:Harmeet is working in the Ministry of External Affairs, India. One day, he is called for
interrogation by one his seniors, Jagdip, who reports him, suspecting him to be involved in radical
Khalistani activities due to some emails and conversations Harmeet had been having on office
premises. Harmeet is arrested and remanded to judicial custody for a fortnight. After said period
expires, Harmeet is let off with a warning and because of his otherwise impeccable record as a public
servant.
Q.141) Can Harmeet claim damages under the tort of false imprisonment?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because he was ultimately not punished and hence, his detention was unlawful.
c) No
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Q.142)Harmeet goes to confront Jagdip in a huff, highly disturbed with the treatment meted out to
him. He barges into Jagdip’s office. The latter senses Harmeet’s anger and asks him to leave but
Harmeet refuses to do so. Seeing no other option, Jagdip himself gets up and starts to leave the
office, but Harmeet locks the door and blocks Jagdip’s way, saying, “You are not going anywhere
until you justify the ordeal you put me through!” Choose the correct statement:
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a) Jagdip has been falsely imprisoned by Harmeet.
b) Harmeet has an honest reason behind confining Jagdip.
c) There is no confinement in this case because it was not by a public authority.
d) There is no confinement in this case because Jagdip could have called security to escape from his
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office.
Q.143)Harmeet senses Jagdip’s panic and his anger subsides. He opens the lock, still standing in
Jagdip’s way and says, “I promise I will not harm you. I just want you to answer my question,
please!” Choose the correct statement:
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a) There is no false imprisonment because of Rule C.
b) There is no false imprisonment because Harmeet has opened the lock and Jagdip is free to leave.
c) There is no false imprisonment because Harmeet has a locus standi to know Jagdip’s answer to his
question.
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A.A ‘contract of guarantee’ is a contract to perform the promise or discharge the liability of a third
person in case of his default.
B.The person who gives the guarantee is called the ‘surety’, the person in respect of whose default
the guarantee is given is called the ‘principal debtor’ and the person to whom the guarantee is given
is called the ‘creditor’.
C.A guarantee may be either oral or written.
D.Anything done, or any promise made, for the benefit of the principal debtor, may be a sufficient
consideration to the surety for giving the guarantee.
E.The liability of sureties is co–extensive with that of the principal debtor, unless otherwise provided
by the contract.
Facts:Bhavdeep enters into a contract with Sumeha to borrow Rs. 60,000 from her. Rashmi agrees to
perform the promise in case Bhavdeep defaults.
Q.144) Choose the correct pairs in the instant case:
a) Bhavdeep– Creditor; Sumeha– Principal debtor

b) Bhavdeep– Principal debtor; Rashmi– Surety
c) Sumeha– Principal debtor; Rashmi– Surety
d) Bhavdeep– Surety; Sumeha– Creditor
Q.145) In light of Rule E., which of the following statements is correct?
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a) Rashmi’s liability is more than that of Bhavdeep.

b) Rashmi’s liability is less than that of Bhavdeep.
c) Rashmi’s liability is equal to that of Bhavdeep.
Q.146) When Sumeha asks Bhavdeep to repay the money, Bhavdeep directs her to approach
Rashmi. Sumeha argues that she never received any written intimation nor is there a written
guarantee between Bhavdeep and Rashmi. Her argument is:
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a) Strong
b) Weak
c) Invalid
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S.147–148) Directions for Questions:Rule (Miscellaneous– Rules of Evidence)
The existence of any judgment, order or decree which by law prevents any Court from taking
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cognizance of a suit or holding a trial, is a relevant fact when the question is whether such Court
ought to take cognizance of such suit or to hold such trial.
Facts: Frank is Otis’s elder brother. They run a café called “OF Course” in the heart of New York. Otis
is arrested and tried for running the café without a licence, since the café is registered in his name.
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Soon, Otis is cleared of all charges and acquitted. Another customer, Derrick, files a new case against
Frank in this regard.
Q.147) Is the Court order in Otis’ case relevant to the new case?
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a) Yes
b) No, because in that Frank was not even a party.
c) No
Q.148)As it turns out, Derrick’s father had one sued Frank and Otis’ father seven years ago, in a
property dispute in Long Island. Is the judgment in this case relevant for the case against Frank as
per the Rule?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because it was against Frank’s father, and hence, closely related.
c) No
A.If a person, incapable of entering into a contract, or any one whom he is legally bound to support,
is supplied by another person with necessaries suited to his condition in life, the person who has
furnished such supplies is entitled to be reimbursed from the property of such incapable person.
B.Where a person lawfully does anything for another person, or delivers anything to him, not
intending to do so gratuitously, and such other person enjoys the benefit thereof, the latter is bound
to make compensation to the former in respect of, or to restore, the thing so done or delivered.
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Facts: Joseph is a twelve year old, and is unable to support himself, ever since his parents died in a
car crash a few months ago. His aunt, Patty, adopts him and looks after him. Once he turns twenty–
one, Patty claims reimbursement under Rule A.
Q.149) Is Patty entitled to the reimbursement?
a) Yes, because she is not his parent.
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b) Yes, because she may be in need of money and it is Joseph’s duty to pay her.
c) No
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Q.150) Assume that Joseph’s elder brother, Mitch, was studying in Australia. When he returned, he
had no job and their uncle, William, supported him for a few months. Once Mitch got a job, William
asked for reimbursement from him under Rule A. Is he entitled to the same?
a) Yes
b) No
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c) No, because Mitch is not “incapable of entering into a contract”.
Q.151) Sylvia, Joseph and Mitch’s sister, decides to help them both set up a café and gives her
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garage on lease to them for a year (to use as the café premises) at a reduced cumulative rent of Rs.
60,000. She agrees that they can pay it at the end of the year once they start earning some profit. Is
she entitled to repayment?
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a) Yes, as per Rule A.

b) Yes, as per Rule B.
c) No
d) No, because she is their sister and is assumed to act out of natural love and affection.
S.152–154) Directions for Questions:Rules (Tort Law)
Vicarious liability, also known by the Latin term “respondeat superior,” is the holding of a person or
entity responsible for damages or harm caused by someone else. Most commonly thought of in
employee–employer relationships, it applies in other situations in which a person or entity holds a
superior position to an agent.
Facts: Raymond hires Drake to ply a crane on–site and transfer crates of stone slabs from one
location at the site to another. Drake is to work under Raymond’s supervision and will be paid a
weekly salary of Rs.10,000.
Q.152)If the crane operated by Drake were to hit another vehicle, would Raymond be liable under
vicarious liability?
a) Yes
b) No
c) It depends on the nature of the accident
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Q.153) Raymond contracts out the work for tiling the floors at the site to Chip. During the tiling
work, one of Chip’s workers, Ross, mistakenly drills a hole in a water pipe, and the site is flooded,
damaging much of the plaster. Who would be liable in this case as per vicarious liability?
a) Raymond
b) Chip
c) Ross
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d) No one, it is an accident.
Q.154) The head of Raymond’s firm visits the site and tells him that since Raymond’s unit’s work was
ending tomorrow, Chandler & Co. will start the interior decorations from then. During Chandler
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&Co’s work on the second day, one of the workers hits another accidentally. Is Raymond responsible
for the accident under vicarious liability?
a) Yes
b) No
c) No, because it is merely an accident
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S.155–157) Directions for Questions:Rules (Contract Law)

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A.Minors and persons of unsound mind are not considered competent to enter into a contract.
B.Two or more persons are said to consent when they agree upon the same thing in the same sense.
C.All agreements are contracts if they are made by the free consent of parties competent to
contract, for a lawful consideration and with a lawful object, and are not hereby expressly declared
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to be void.
Facts: Anwar, 22 years old, enters into a contract to sell his house to Raj for Rs. 1 crore. Anwar has
properties in several areas of India. He gave Raj a recce of two of the houses before signing the deal.
a) This is a valid contract.

b) This contract is void under Rule A.
c) This contract is not valid under Rule B.
Q.156) Anwar’s parents find out that Anwar has entered into a contract to sell their ancestral home
in Koregaon for Rs. 2 crores to one Birju. They claim that the contract is not valid. Which of the
following would strengthen their stand?
a) That Anwar is their son and hence, not competent to take a decision regarding the ancestral
property in their lifetime.
b) That Anwar is not the rightful owner of the ancestral house to have the locus standi to sell it.
c) Both (a) and (b)
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Q.157) Anwar’s brother, Usman, is a habitual drinker and a chainsmoker. He enters into a contract
with Rukhsar to sell his house at Wadala to her for Rs. 80 lakh. Is this contract valid?
a) Yes
b) No, because he may be a minor.
c) No, because he may be considered to be of unsound mind because of his habits.
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S.158–159) Directions for Questions:Rules (Miscellaneous– Specific Relief)
A.The dismissal of a suit for specific performance of a contract or part thereof shall bar the plaintiff’s
right to sue for compensation for the breach of such contract or part, as the case may be, but shall
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not bar his right to sue for any other relief to which he may be entitled, by reason of such breach.
B.Specific relief is relief of certain species, i.e. an exact or particular, a named, fixed or determined
relief. The term is generally understood and providing relief of a specific kind rather than a general
relief or damages or compensation.
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Facts: Dimple and Simple enter into a contract, wherein the former has to give the latter 50 new
pairs of shoes for Rs. 20,000. Dimple falters and offers to pay Simple back the advance she had taken
from her.
Q.158) Dimple’s offer is an instance of:

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a) Specific relief
b) General relief
c) Neither (a) nor (b)
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d) It could be (a) or (b) depending on what Simple wants.
Q.159) Simple sues Dimple, asking the court to ask Dimple to perform the obligations as per the
contract and deliver the 50 pairs of shoes. This is an instance of:
a) Specific relief
b) General relief
c) Neither (a) nor (b)
d) Both (a) and (b)
Q.160)In which of the following is the writ of quo warranto applicable?
a) Public office
b) Private office
c) Both (a) and (b)
d) Only in public administrative services like the IAS
Section–V: Logical Reasoning

S.161–163) Directions for Questions:
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Premise:“History will not pardon us” if the court doesn't respond to the government's
unprecedented act of sitting on the collegium's recommendation to elevate a judge and a senior
advocate, Justice Kurian Joseph has written in the letter that has also been sent to 22 other judges.
“If there is no normal delivery on completion of the gestation period, what is urgently done is a
Caesarean section. Unless such a surgical intervention is made at an appropriate time, the child in
the womb dies.” Either the Supreme Court takes it up and “immediately constitute a seven–judge
bench to pass orders on the pending appointment” or the “very life and existence” of the Supreme
Court is under threat.
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Statement 1: History has always been unforgiving.
Statement 2: The court responded to the government’s lax in appointment of judges and so history
will pardon.
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Q.161)Which of the following definitely follows?
a) Both 1 and 2
b) Neither 1 nor 2
c) Cannot say
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Q.162)The“very life and existence” of the Supreme Court is under threat. Which of the following is
correct?
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a) Nothing as powerful as the Supreme Court can ever be under threat.

b) HMJ Kurian Joseph wrote a letter to the CJI intimating him about the difficult times.
c) The Supreme Court has not taken up the matter and/or constituted a seven–judge bench to pass
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an order on the pending appointment.

Q.163)The child did not die in the mother’s womb as surgical intervention was made at the
appropriate time.
a) True
b) False
c) Cannot say
d) None of the above.
S.164–167) Directions for Questions: Choose from the following options.
Q.164) Statement 1: Competition Act provides for, keeping in view of the economic development of
the country, the establishment of a Commission to prevent practices having adverse effect on
competition, to promote and sustain competition in markets, to protect the interests of consumers
and to ensure freedom of trade carried on by other participants in markets in India.
Statement 2: Anti–competitive agreements are void.
a) Statement 1 is the cause and statement 2 is its effect.

b) Statement 2 is the cause and statement 1 is its effect.
c) Statement 1 and statement 2 are independent effects of independent causes.
d) Statement 1 and statement 2 are independent effects of a common cause.
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Q.165) Statement 1: Unregistered trademark proprietor has no legal remedy against infringement of
its trademark.
Statement 2: The registered proprietor of the trademark has exclusive right to the use of the trade
mark in relation to the goods or service in respect of which the trade mark is registered and only
registered proprietor can obtain relief in respect of infringement of the trademark.
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Q.166) Statement 1: The country saw massive protest claiming nine lives after the SC decision
diluting SC/ST prevention of atrocities Act, 1989.
Statement 2: A group of BJP MPs met the Union Law Minister, Ravi Shankar Prasad, and urged that
the government file a review petition against the SC decision.
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Q.167) Statement 1: On November 8, 2016, the centre banned Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 currency notes
to curtail the shadow economy and crack down on the use of illicit and counterfeit cash to fund
illegal activities and terrorism.
Statement 2:Demonetisation was “not a good idea” and that its implementation was “not well–
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planned” since 87.5 per cent of the currency was being demonetised.

S.168–172) Directions for Questions: Choose the correct option.
Q.168) Statement 1: The law and order situation in Jammu and Kashmir is deteriorating.
Statement 2: BJP pulled out from the coalition government in J&K to pave the way for Governor’s
rule to ensure the restoration of peace and normalcy.
a) Statement 1 is the cause; statement 2 is the effect

b) Statement 2 is the cause; statement 1 is the effect
c) Statement 1 is the cause but statement 2 is not effect
d) Statement 1 and 2 are independent statements
Q.169) Statement 1: The Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) suffered a loss of
₹947.99 crore.
Statement 2: There was a lack of trained manpower that resulted in the delay in restarting a reactor
at the Kudankulam nuclear power plant in 2015.
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Q.170) Statement 1:”We take this step of quittingbecause our commitment does not allow us to
remain a part of a hypocritical and self–serving organization that makes a mockery of human rights,”
Statement 2: The Human Rights Corporation remained silent in the lynching of Pasha Khan.
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Q.171) Statement 1: The U.S. has opted to stay out of the Human Rights Council
Statement 2: The U.S. joined the body only in 2009 under President Barack Obama.
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Q.172) Statement 1: India had decided to pull out of a Memorandum of Understanding on the
return of illegal migrants
Statement 2: There is exclusion of Indian students from a relaxation of visa rules – that was
extended to 10 other countries, including China and the Maldives
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S.173–177) Directions for Questions: Each questions has a statement followed by two assumptions
implicit in the statement. Choose your answer as:
Q.173) Statement:
Greenland and Whiteland, the two neighbouring countries recently signed a peace agreement.
Assumptions:
I) Both countries are aiming for peace in future.
II) Both countries have fought wars in the past.
a) If only assumption I is implicit.

b) If only assumption II is implicit.
c) If both assumptions I and II are implicit.
d) If neither assumption is implicit.
Q.174) Statement:
The government in order to promote solar energy use is giving subsidy on solar panel installations in
homes.
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Assumptions:
I) The government wants to reduce dependence on electric power.
II) Electric power is much more expensive than solar energy.

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Q.175) Statement:
Samsung spent 10% of its $ 4120 m marketing budget on sponsoring sporting events last year.
Assumptions:
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I) Companies generally benefit from sponsoring sports events.
II) Samsung is a sports driven brand.

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Q.176) Statement:
In view of depleting water in reservoirs, the government has restricted the water supply from the
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reservoirs to the cities.

Assumptions:
I) People have a habit of wasting lot of water when it is easily available.
II) The government wants water supply to be available throughout a long period of time.
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Q.177) Statement:
As a goodwill gesture the governments has announced that it will release 500 jail inmates who have
completed at least half their sentence and have a good behaviour record in jail.
Assumptions:
I) Criminals can be reformed.
II) Goodwill helps create trust in the government.

S.178–180) Directions for Questions: Choose from the given options.
Q.178) Assertion (A): In India, people elect their own representatives.

Reason (R): India is a democracy.
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a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.

b) Both A and R are true but R is NOT the correct explanation of A.
c) A is true but R is false.
d) A is false but R is true.
Q.179) Assertion (A): Gandhiji withdrew the non–cooperation movement.

Reason (R): There was violence at the ChauriChaura outrage.
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Q.180) Assertion (A): Uttar Pradesh is called the 'Sugar Bowl' of India.
Reason (R): Uttar Pradesh is the leading producer of sugarcane.

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Q.181) Introducing a lady a man said “Her father’s only son is my father”. How is the man related to
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the lady?
a) Father
b) Aunt
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c) Uncle
d) Nephew
Q.182)KLQM : CFMK : : NRPT : ?
a) FLLR
b) GLLR
c) FLMR
d) RLNT
Q.183)ADHM : ZWSN : : CIFD : ?
a) YVRM
b) XRUW
c) XWTP
d) ZXVT
Q.184)Select the correct combination of mathematical signs to replace *signs and to balance the
given equation.
15 * 5 * 3 * 25
a) = ÷ ×
b) × ÷ =
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c) × = ×
d) Both b and c
Q.185)If in a certain code, DAUGHTER is written as TERUDAGH, how will APTITUDE be written in that
code?
a) UDEAPTIT
b) UDEIAPTT
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c) UDETAPIT
d) UDEIATPT
Q.186)K is more beautiful than B. B is not as beautiful as Y. J is not beautiful like B or Y. Then who is
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at bottom of the series of beauty?
a) Y
b) K
c) B
d) J
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Q.187)Gappu starts a journey by moving 8 kms from East to West. Then he takes a right turn and
travels 2 kms. Again he turns right and travels 5 kms. Now finally in which direction is he from the
initial point?
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a) South–East
b) North–West
c) West
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d) North
Q.188)P, Q, R and S are four consecutive months in which P and S are of 30 days. Which month is S?
a) April
b) June
c) September
d) November
S.189–193)Directions for Questions: Eight friends – Bala, Balu, Bora, Boma, Bhim, Bhima, Bunny and
Bunty are sitting around a circular table. Only two of them are sitting facing away from the table.
Balaand Bhim are sitting opposite to each other. Bora sits second to left of Bhim. Bunty sits
immediate right of Bala who is facing towards the table. Balu and Bunny are facing each other. Balu
sits immediate right of Bhim. Boma sits fourth to right of Bunty, who is facing away from the table.
Q.189)Which two friends are facing away from the table?
a) Bhim&Bhima
b)Bhim&Bunty
c) Bala&Boma
d) Bala& Bora
Q.190) Who sits opposite Bhima?
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a) Bunny
b) Balu
c) Bora
d)Boma
Q.191) Who sits third to right of Boma?
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a) Bala
b) Bhima
c) Bunty
d) Bunny
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Q.192)Who sits immediate left of Bhim?
a) Balu
b) Bhima
c) Bora
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d) Boma
Q.193)How many persons are there between Bunty and Bhim, counting leftward from Bunty?
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a) 2
b) 4
c) 3
d) 1
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Q.194) Six lawyers: Ajay, Binod, Charu, Deepti, Eknath and Faiz, of a prominent law firm XYZ, are
sitting around a circular table discussing while working on a case. Ajay is sitting immediate left of
Charu who is sitting opposite to Eknath. Deepti and Eknath do not have a good rapport and they
don’t want to sit together.
Who is immediate left of Ajay?
a) Binod
b) Charu
c) Faiz
d) Cannot be determined
S.195–197) Directions for Questions: Puneet, Qamar, Ravi, Saumya, Tilak, Uma and Wandy are
seven persons standing in a queue to buy their movie ticket, not necessarily in the same order.
Further information given below:

I.Uma and Ravi are standing next to each other but neither of them is standing adjacent to Puneet.
II.Qamar is standing in front of (not immediately in front of) Saumya.
III.There is exactly one person standing between Puneet and Wandy.
IV.Saumya has as many persons standing in front of her as behind her.
V.Tilak is standing immediately behind Qamar.
Q.195) Who is standing immediately behind Wandy?
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a) Uma
b) Saumya
c) Qamar
d) Cannot be determined
Q.196) What can be the minimum number of persons standing between Tilak and Ravi?
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a) 3
b) 4
c) 5
d) Less than 3
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Q.197) In how many ways the persons can be arrange in a queue?
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
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d) 4
Q.198) At what time after 4:00 PM is the minute hand of a clock exactly aligned with the hour hand?
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a) 4:20:49.5
b) 4:21:49.5
c) 4:22:49.5
d) 4:23:49.5
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Q.199) Abhishek celebrated his birthday on Tuesday, 7 February 2012. When will he celebrate his
next birthday on the same day?
a) 7th Feb 2018

b) 7th Feb 2020
c) 7th Feb 2040
d) 7th Feb 2041
Q.200) Ram is twice as old as Mohan but half as old as Sita. Geeta is half the age of Mohan but is
twice older than Kumar. Who is the second oldest among them?
a) Ram
b) Sita
c) Kumar
d) Geeta

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MOCKCLAT – 12(Question Paper)

Q.1) What is the tone of the passage?

Q.2)What is the source of the passage?

Q.3)What is the central idea of the passage?

a) The tension between Muslims and Buddhists in Jammu

Q.4)What is the hometown of Agha?

Q.5)What is the population of Muslims and Buddhists in Ladakh?

Q.6)Whose family came to terms with the marriage later?

Q.8)What is the meaning of the word rZamba?

Q.9) How many people were officially present at the reception?

a) The route that should be taken

Q.21) Snow job

mattress in a single room that houses his entire family.

S.31–35) Directions for Questions:Spot the error in the sentence.

Q.36) See eye to eye

Q.38)To cut corners

Q.39) Break a leg

Q.40)To hit the nail on the head

Section–II: General Knowledge

Q.43) Consider the following statements:

1. Thailand’s King MahaVajiralongkorn has been crowned recently.

a) 7.5 per cent

Q.46) Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was established in which year?

founded in which year?

a) Dormant volcanoes which became active in Japan

d) Missiles launched by France and North Korea respectively

d) All of the above

a) Ajay Kumar Bhalla

2.Clause recommending mandatory teaching of Hindi in schools was dropped.

Q.82)Government of India recently launched SwachhSurvekshan 2020 League at

a) Anju Bobby George

Q.97) Consider the two equations:

Q.110) A is inversely proportional to B and directly proportional to C. If A is increased by 20% and B

Section–IV: Legal Aptitude

Q.111)Which of the following applies here?

a) Strict liability would apply now as opposed to previously.

a) Strict liability is applicable here.

ground for treating the contract as repudiated.

a) He can sue Rudra for breach of condition.

S.116–118) Directions for Questions: Rule (Contract Law)

a) The old debt between Teesta and Megha is at an end.

a) There is a new contract between Ramona and Shridhar.

S.119–120) Directions for Questions: Rule (Criminal Law)

Q.119)Who is guilty of an offence here as per the Rule?

Q.121)Which of the following statements is correct?

S.123–125) Directions for Questions: Rules (Tort Law)

Q.126)Which way will this dispute go?

a)Jhumroo is entitled to the diamond as per the Rule.

c)Jhumroo is not entitled to the diamond.

a)He must return the pendant to Maniratnam.

a)Sunil is entitled to compensation from Govil, his co–tenant.

S.129–131) Directions for Questions: Rules (Constitutional Law)

Q.129) Can Almi be compelled to present himself for identification?

b)No, because he has an alibi.

a)Yes, because that amounts to coercion to be a witness against himself.

S.132–134) Directions for Questions: Rules (Contract Law)

Q.132) Choose the correct statement:

Consider the following:

S.135–136) Directions for Questions: Rule (Constitutional Law)

S.137–138) Directions for Questions: Rule (Criminal Law)

Q.137)Who is responsible for Rustom’s death in this case?

a)Section 376 of the IPC