Online Clat Mock - 7 (Proctored) : (Question Paper) Section-I: English Usage

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ONLINE CLAT MOCK – 7 (PROCTORED)

(Question Paper)
Section–I: English Usage

S.1–10) Direction for Questions: Read the passage and answer the questions which follow.
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In the wake of violent clashes in Hong Kong on Sunday, during which a live gunshot was fired for the
first time since protests began in early June, Chinese state media used its harshest rhetoric yet to
condemn the unrest and warned that Beijing could soon intervene.
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The 12th straight weekend of protests in the semi-autonomous enclave took a dangerous turn when
police deployed water cannons and one officer fired a gun into the air to disperse protesters, who
hurled bricks and petrol bombs at officers in the New Territories district of Tsuen Wan.
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The Hong Kong government confirmed that six police officers drew their pistols to fend off
protesters attacking them. One of the police officers fired a warning shot into the air “in order to
protect the safety of other officers and himself,” according to a statement. The use of live
ammunition is extremely rare in Hong Kong.
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Following the clashes, China’s state–run Xinhua News Agency published a commentary asserting that
Beijing has the authority and the responsibility to step in and quell the unrest. “If riots happen, the
central government has to intervene,” Xinhua said, drawing on historic comments from China’s
paramount leader Deng Xiaoping.
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The commentary also called the protests a “color revolution” aimed at overturning the government.
Chinese government officials have in previous weeks said that the protests have the characteristics
of a “color revolution,” a reference to pro–democratic uprisings in former Soviet states and the
Balkans throughout the early 2000s.
This weekend’s return to violence followed a peaceful march the previous Sunday which organizers
say 1.7 million people attended. On Friday, protesters formed a human chain across the city in a nod
to a 1989 protest in the Baltic states against Soviet Union rule.
Protests began in early June as a series of peaceful marches against a now–suspended bill that
would have for the first time allowed Beijing to extradite criminal suspects to the mainland to face
trial under the Communist Party–controlled court system. But the movement has morphed into a
wider antigovernment campaign, with some protesters calling for full democracy in the former
British colony.
Protests have become a common occurrence in the city, and have frequently descended into violent
clashes with police, who have been criticized for their use of force. In recent weeks, demonstrators
have shut down the city’s subway trains and the international airport with organized rallies.
Fears have risen in recent weeks that Beijing could intervene in the lead–up to its National Day
celebration on Oct. 1, marking the 70th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China. The People’s
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Liberation Army has a permanent presence in Hong Kong; while there have been reports of China’s
paramilitary police force amassing in the nearby city of Shenzhen.
Q.1) It can be inferred that the ‘Chinese state media used its harshest rhetoric yet to condemn the
unrest and warned that Beijing could soon intervene’ because of all the following EXCEPT
a) The protests had taken a violent turn

b) The protests had entered their twelfth week
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c) The use of live ammunition is extremely rare in Hong Kong.
d) There were violent clashes in Hong Kong on Sunday
Q.2) What is the meaning of rhetoric as used in the passage?
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a) effective or persuasive speaking or writing
b) language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect
c) language lacking in meaningful content
d) language lacking in sincerity
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Q.3) According to the passage, which of the following best explains the reason for the protests in
Hongkong?
a) a bill that would have allowed Beijing to extradite criminal suspects to the mainland to face trial
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under the Communist Party–controlled court system

b) an antigovernment campaign
c) a campaign calling for full democracy
d) a protest against color discrimination
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Q.4) The passage is an example of:
a) descriptive text
b) narrative text
c) argumentative text
d) explanatory text
Q.5) For which of the following has the term semiautonomous enclave been used?
a) Beijing
b) Hong Kong
c) New Territories district of Tsuen Wan.
d) Balkans
Q.6) It can be inferred from the passage that the attitude of the author towards the protests is
a) neutral
b) objective
c) sympathetic
d) admiring
Q.7) What is the “fear in recent weeks”, due to protests?
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a) The involvement of the people's liberation army

b) Reports of China Paramilitary police force amassing in shenzhen
c) Neither a nor b
d) Both a and b
Q.8) Which of the following words used in the passage would refer to ‘hand over a person to the
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jurisdiction of a foreign state’?
a) extradite
b) fend off
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c) morphed
d) quell
Q.9) The antonym of morphed as used in the passage would be
a) maintain
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b) stagnate
c) keep
d) preserve
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Q.10) The passage has been taken from
a) Journal
b) newspaper
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c) Newsletter
d) Blog
S.11–15) Direction for Questions: Choose the grammatically correct option.
Q.11)
a) The dancer and stuntman need courage to perform their act.

b) The dancer and the stuntman needs courage to perform their act.
c) The dancer and stuntman needs courage to perform his act
d) The dancer and the stuntman needs courage to perform his act.
Q.12)
a) Either of the three colours are suitable for the occasion.

b) Any three colours are suitable for the occasion.
c) Either of the three colours is suitable for the occasion.
d) Any of the three colours are suitable for the occasion.
Q.13)
a) You, Raj and I are working at a very slow pace.

b) I, Raj and you are working at a very slow pace.
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c) I, You and Raj are working at a very slow pace.

d) Raj, you and I are working at a very slow pace.
Q.14)
a) The folder containing all the documents were lost.

b) The folders containing all the document was lost.
c) The folder including all the document were lost.
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d) The folder including all the documents was lost.
Q.15)
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a) Neither the book nor the chapter have changed.
b) Neither the chapters nor the book have changed.
c) Neither the book nor the chapter has changed
d) Neither the books nor the chapters has changed.
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S.16–20) Direction for Questions: Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
Q.16) With few natural resources the country remained _____ until foreign investment took hold
there.
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a) Powerful
b) Prosperous
c) Insolvent
d) Dubious
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Q.17) Although the plot of the novel was _____, the author managed to sell it to a Bollywood studio.
a) Undeveloped
b) Polished
c) Prosaic
d) Romantic
Q.18) Meghan Markle, still a _____ with respect to her mannerism as a member of Royal family,
looks settled and completely at ease in her new role.
a) Tyro
b) Erudite
c) Actor
d) Veteran
Q.19) As all his flatmates left for their homes during Diwali, Ravi felt extremely _____ all alone.
a) Lacklustre
b) Gregarious
c) Jaded
d) Inspired
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Q.20) The defence lawyer’s _____ argument failed in convincing jury to pass the judgement in his
client’s favour.
a) Deceptive
b) Eloquent
c) Impromptu
d) Clever
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S.21–25) Direction for Questions: Choose the correct spelling of the word.
Q.21)
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a) Ignomenious
b) Ignominious
c) Ignnominious
d) Ignominuous
Q.22)
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a) Gruessome
b) Grewsome
c) Grussome
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d) Gruesome
Q.23)
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a) Apprehenssive
b) Aprrehensive
c) Apprehensive
d) Apprensive
Q.24)
a) Stuppefy
b) Stupefy
c) Stupify
d) Stupeffy
Q.25)
a) Intimmidating
b) Inttimidating
c) Intemidating
d) Intimidating
S.26–28) Direction for Questions: Choose the most appropriate option for the following question.
Q.26) Jump down someone’s throat
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a) To respond in angry and critical way

b) To be very hungry
c) To be suspicious of someone’s intentions
d) To act without prior approval
Q.27) Cat on hot bricks
a) Extremely hot weather
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b) Sweat profusely
c) Very Nervous or restless
d) Dance energetically
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Q.28) Forty Winks
a) A short period of time

b) To make fun of someone
c) A Very short sleep during the day
d) Wink to attract attention
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S.29–30) Direction for Questions: Indicate which of the following is statement is consistent with
the given information.
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British, French and Pakistani nationalism were based on paranoia, on the belief that all citizens must
speak the same language, adhere to the same faith, and hate the same enemy. On the other hand,
Indian nationalism was based on a common set of values. During the non–cooperation movement of
1920–21, people all across India came out into the streets, gave up jobs and titles, left their colleges,
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courted arrest. For the first time, the people of India had the sense, the expectation, the confidence
that they could create their own nation. In 1921, when non–cooperation was at its height, Gandhi
defined Swaraj as a bed with four sturdy bed–posts. The four posts that held up Swaraj were non–
violence, Hindu–Muslim harmony, the abolition of untouchability and economic self–reliance. Three
decades later, after India was finally free, these values were enshrined in our Constitution.
When the Republic of India was created, its citizens were sought to be united on a set of values:
democracy, religious and linguistic pluralism, caste and gender equality and the removal of poverty
and discrimination. They were not sought to be united on the basis of a single religion, a shared
faith, or a common enemy. Now this is the founding model of Indian nationalism, which I shall call
‘constitutional patriotism’, because it is enshrined in our Constitution.
Q.29) Constitution Patriotism is
a) To have unity of faith, religion and enmity.

b) To have common value system irrespective of caste, Color, creed, gender.
c) To treat everyone equally
d) To fight common enemy.
Q.30) What did the common masses do during non–cooperation movement?
a) Developed common set of values

b) Gave up jobs and careers
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c) Sacrificed their livelihood and education for independence

d) Understood how Indian nationalism is different from British.
S.31–35) Direction for Questions: Four sentences A, B, C and D given in a jumbled order. Arrange
these sentence to form a coherent paragraph.
Q.31)
A. However, we all know the general rule that hearsay evidence is not admissible under law (except
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to the extent permissible by the Indian Evidence Act, 1872).
B. I am certain that most of us would not be able to guess the age of an article unless we have any
documentary proof.
C. In most of the cases one would guess the age based on hearsay without being certain.
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D. So what can one do in a case where there is a confusion about the age of the article?
a) BCAD
b) BCDA
c) BACD
d) CBDA
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Q.32)
A. BBMP has awarded work order to a private firm to put up a C & D waste processing plant in an
abandoned quarry at Kannur in north Bengaluru with a capacity to process 2,000 tonnes per day
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(TPD) of C & D waste.

B. Part of the problem also is the lack of fixed destinations and processing capacity for C & D waste.
C. But that is soon set to change.
D. The plant is expected to come up in another three months,” Mr. Khan said.
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a) BCDA
b) CDBA
c) ABDC
d) BCAD
Q.33)
A. Cryptography is the science of secret writing with the intention of keeping the data secret.
B. Cryptanalysis, on the other hand, is the science or sometimes the art of breaking cryptosystems.
C. These both terms are a subset of what is called as Cryptology.
D. Cryptography is an important aspect when we deal with network security. ‘Crypto’ means secret
or hidden.
a) DCAB
b) DBCA
c) ABCD
d) DABC
Q.34)
A. CARE has been working in India for over 68 years, focusing on alleviating poverty and social
exclusion.
B. We also focus on generating and sharing knowledge with diverse stakeholders to influence
sustainable impact at scale.
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C. Our overall goal is the empowerment of women and girls from poor and marginalised
communities, leading to improvement in their lives and livelihoods.
D. We do this through well–planned and comprehensive programmes in health, education,
livelihoods and disaster preparedness and response.
a) ADCB
b) DACB
c) DABC
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d) ADBC
Q.35)
A. The court’s duty to be constitutionally correct even when its view is counter–majoritarian is also a
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factor which should weigh with the court when it deals with the collective conscience of the people
or public opinion.
B. After all, the society’s perspective is generally formed by the emotionally charged narratives.
C. Justice Joseph, while referring to the law commission report said that the court plays a counter–
majoritarian role in protecting individual rights against majoritarian impulses.
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D. Such narratives need not necessarily be legally correct, properly informed or procedurally
proper,” he said.
a) ABCD
b) ABDC
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c) BADC
d) BACD
S.36–40) Direction for Questions: Fill in the blank with the correct idiom.
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Q.36) They don’t accept small orders now as they have __________.
a) Bigger fish to fry.

b) Flash in the pan
c) an axe to grind
d) Ivory Tower
Q.37) Members of the royal family are expected to exhibit __________ right from their childhood.
a) Fabian Policy
b) Company Manners
c) Field Day
d) Fire and Fury
Q.38) Language of a legal documents can be __________ to a layman.
a) As clear as mud
b) Off one’s rocker
c) Last straw
d) Whole nine yards
Q.39) He believes that women are better behind domestic walls. He is clearly __________.
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a) Not playing with the full deck

b) Behind the times
c) Sitting on the fence
d) In the heat of the moment.
Q.40) When authorities started awareness about scarcity of water the citizens understood that
__________.
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a) It was a mare’s nest
b) It is a blue moon
c) Fat is under the fire
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d) It’s a cup of joe.
Section–II: General Knowledge

Q.41) Individual Satyagraha’ was launched by –
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a) Mahatma Gandhi
b) Motilal Nehru
c) M.A. Ansari
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d) Subhash Chandra Bose
Q.42) East India Association in 1866 was organised by
a) Keshab Chandra Sen

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b) Badruddin Tayyabji
c) Dadabhai Naoroji
d) Iswar Chandra Bidyasagar
Q.43) According to Census 2011, what percentage of world population resides in India?
a) 16 percent
b) 17.5 percent
c) 18.5 percent
d) 22 percent
Q.44) Name the military satellite India launched in April 1, 2019 along with 28 foreign nano
satellites.
a) Emisat
b) SARAL
c) GSAT–11
d) INSAT 2B
Q.45) World’s first malaria vaccine has been launched in April, 2019 in
a) China
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b) Nigeria
c) Malawi
d) South Korea
Q.46) To get infinite images, two plane mirrors should be kept:
a) perpendicular to each other

b) parallel to each other
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c) opposite to each other
d) side by side to each other
Q.47) 73rd Amendment Act of the Indian Constitution deals with–
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a) Emergency powers of the President
b) Panchayati Raj Institutions
c) Urban Local Bodies
d) Amendment Procedure of the constitution
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Q.48) Budget is mentioned in the Indian Constitution as
a) Union Budget
b) Annual Financial Statement
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c) Balance Sheet
d) Balance of Payment
Q.49) Kambana, Kuttana and Pugalendi were the three gems of which of the following literature?
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a) Kannada
b) Malyalam
c) Tamil
d) Telugu
Q.50) Which of the following is not an Indian Classical Dance Form?
a) Manipuri
b) Mohiniyattam
c) Sattriya
d) Chhau
Q.51) Which among the following football players has been declared as most capped India player?
a) Sunil Chhetri
b) G S Sandhu
c) Sandesh Jhingan
d) Udanta Singh
Q.52) Which among the following sports was left out of 2022 Commonwealth games?
a) Shooting
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b) Wrestling
c) Archery
d) Table Tennis
Q.53) Which Indian International cricketer announced his retirement from all forms of cricket in June
2019?
a) Sourav Ganguly
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b) Gautam Gambhir
c) Yuvraj Singh
d) Sachin Tendulkar
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Q.54) World Water Day is an annual UN observance day celebrated on
a) 5 June
b) 26 March
c) 22 March
d) 14 January
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Q.55) The theme for 2019 World Environment Day (WED) is
a) Zero Tolerance for the Illegal Wildlife trade

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b) Beat “Air pollution”.

c) Connecting People to Nature – in the city and on the land, from the poles to the equator
d) Beat Plastic Pollution
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Q.56) Indian National Anthem was written by
a) Rabindranath Tagore
b) Nazrul Islam
c) Sarojini Naidu
d) Ramprasad Bismill
Q.57) Mahatma Gandhi was born on 2 October 1869 at
a) Ahmedabad
b) Porbandar
c) Vadodara
d) Surat
Q.58) Abel Prize in mathematics was on March 19,2019 was awarded to
a) Robert Langlands
b) Yves Meyer
c) Andrew Wiles
d) Karen Uhlenback
Q.59) Who among the following has been awarded 2019 Templeton Prize?
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a) Abdullah II
b) Alvin Plantinga
c) Marcelo Gleiser
d) Jonathan Sacks
Q.60) Who among the following has been chosen for prestigious 28th Vyas Samman?
a) Mamta Kalia
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b) Leeladhar Jagudi
c) Surinder Verma
d) Sunita Jain
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Q.61) 2018 Seoul Peace Prize has been conferred to
a) Narendra Modi
b) Ram Nath Kovind
c) Venkaiah Naidu
d) Arvind Kejriwal
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Q.62) Book ‘Democracy on the Road’ has been authored by
a) Arvind Subramanian
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b) Shivam Shankar Singh

c) Dorab R. Sopariwala
d) Ruchir Sharma
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Q.63) Who among the following book has been written by Raghuram Rajan?
a) Hindu Rashtra
b) The Third Pillar
c) Paper Jewels
d) Sea of Poppies
Q.64) The book “No Nation for Women” has been written by
a) Priyanka Dubey
b) Rajat Gupta
c) Julia Lovell
d) Tishani Doshi
Q.65) G–20 summit 2019 was held in:
a) Rome
b) Beijing
c) Paris
d) Osaka
Q.66) 34th ASEAN Summit was held in June, 2019 at
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a) Singapore
b) Seoul
c) Bangkok
d) Jakarta
Q.67) The 45th G7 summit was held in August 2019, at
a) Rome
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b) New York
c) Biarritz
d) London
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Q.68) Name the Pro–tem Speaker of 17th Lok Sabha.
a) Om Birla
b) Venkiah Naidu
c) Virendra Kumar
d) Sumitra Mahajan
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Q.69) Newly appointed Navy chief is
a) Admiral Sunil Lanba

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b) Admiral Karambir Singh

c) Admiral Nirmal Kumar Verma
d) Admiral D K Joshi
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Q.70) Newly elected Lok Sabha Speaker of 17th Lok Sabha is
a) Om Birla
b) Venkiah Naidu
c) Virendra Kumar
d) Sumitra Mahajan
Q.71) What was the code name of Balakot Air Strike, where Indian Airforce aircrafts bombarded
terrorist training infrastructure deep inside the Pakistan state?
a) Operation Vijay
b) Operation Black Tornado
c) Operation Meghdoot
d) Operation Bandar
Q.72) Who has authored book ‘Widows and daughter: Gender, Kinship and Power in South Asia’?
a) Aranzazu Ayala
b) Annie Zaidi
c) Jhumpa Lahiri
d) Anna Suvorova
Q.73) 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
d) Missiles launched by France and North Korea respectively
Q.74) UK Sinha committee has recommended to revise the collateral free loan limit to
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a) Rs 10 lakh
b) Rs 20 lakh
c) Rs 30 lakh
d) Rs 40 lakh
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Q.75) World Health Organisation has recently declared which among the following as global
emergency?
a) Nipah
b) Swine Flu
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c) Bird Flu
d) Ebola
Q.76) Recently Komagata Maru Memorial Park opened at

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a) London
b) Vienna
c) New York
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d) Brampton
Q.77) Who among the following has been appointed new Chief Minister of Goa in March 2019?
a) Michael Lobo
b) Pramod Savant
c) Manohar Parikkar
d) Laxmikant Parsekar
Q.78) Name the most polluted city in the world according to analysis of air quality.
a) Lucknow
b) Mumbai
c) Gurugram
d) Bengaluru
Q.79) Name the world’s richest person according to latest forbes list released in March 2019.
a) Jeff Bezos
b) Mukesh Ambani
c) Warren Buffett
d) Bill Gates
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Q.80) What is India’s rank in World Happiness Index 2019?
a) 80th
b) 150th
c) 140th
d) 100th
Q.81) Who among the following is the President of the Kyrgyz Republic and is the current chair of
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the (regional) Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)?
a) Sooronbay Jeenbekov
b) Chingiz Aldarbekov
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c) Javad Zarif
d) None of the above
Q.82) Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was established in which year?
a) 2005
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b) 2010
c) 2001
d) 2008
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Q.83) Who among the following has been elected as new Prime Minister of Australia in recent
parliamentary election held?
a) Bill Shorten
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b) Scott Morrison
c) Malcolm Turnbull
d) Tony Abbott
Q.84) The Supreme Court appointed its former judge, to examine the evaluation process of the main
exam for the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) in Haryana, in which only nine people were
shortlisted out of more than 1,100 candidates. Name the judge.
a) Justice A.K. Sikri

b) Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghose
c) Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai
d) Justice AK Goel
Q.85) Emission of which gas in earth’s atmosphere recently has jumped to the highest level in
human history?
a) Nitrogen
b) Carbon dioxide
c) Oxygen
d) Rare gases
Q.86) Name the first Indian to win Booker Prize.
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a) Aravind Adiga
b) Arundhiti Roy
c) Vikram Seth
d) Salman Rushdie
Q.87) Which is the first G7 country to sign new ‘silk road’ protocol with China?
a) United Kingdom
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b) Italy
c) Canada
d) Germany
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Q.88) Which among the following sites has been included by UNESCO in its tentative list of world
heritage sites?
a) Kailash Mansarovar
b) The architectural heritage of Orchha town
c) Both a and b
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d) Hastinapur temples
Q.89) Who among the following shattered the record for the highest first–wicket partnership in
one–day internationals (ODIs) recently?
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a) Imam–ul–Haq and Fakhar Zaman

b) Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma
c) John Campbell and Shai Hope
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d) WU Tharanga and ST Jayasuriya
Q.90) Which among the following cities has been named as World’s top city for quality for life in year
2019?
a) Vienna
b) Singapore
c) Luxembourg
d) Helsinki
Section–III: Numeric Aptitude

Q.91) If A = B/C and B is increased by 30% while C is decreased by 10%. Find the percentage change
in A.
a) 44.44%
b) 40%
c) 25%
d) 20%
Q.92) A trader buys 25 mangoes for a rupee and sells them at the rate of 30 mangoes for a rupee.
Find his profit or loss percentage in transaction.
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a) 20% profit
b) 20% loss
c) 16.66% profit
d) 16.66% loss
Q.93) Height of a person varies directly as the square root of his age. He was 5 ft tall at the age of 16
years. Find his height at the age of 25 years.
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a) 6 ft 3 inches
b) 6 ft 4 inches
c) 6 ft 2.5 inches
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d) 6 ft 5 inches
Q.94) Amit purchased three dozen mangoes at Rs.10 per dozen, two dozen mangoes at Rs.15 per
dozen and five dozen mangoes at Rs.16 per dozen. Find the average cost per dozen of the mangoes
that he purchased. (in Rs.)
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a) 12
b) 14
c) 10
d) None of these
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Q.95) A vessel has 30 liters of a mixture of milk and water containing 80% milk. How many liters of
water must be added to the vessel to reverse the ratio of milk and water?
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a) 60
b) 75
c) 90
d) 120
Q.96) Rohit walks from his home to school at 5 km/h, reaches school 4 min early. If he walks from his
home to school at 4 km/h, he reaches the school 2 min late. Find the distance from his home to
school.
a) 5 km
b) 6 km
c) 3 km
d) 2 km
Q.97) Find the angle between the hands of the clock at 4 : 30 PM
a) 30°
b) 52.5°
c) 60°
d) 45°
Q.98) Pipes P and Q take 24 min and 36 min respectively to fill the tank. If both take 18 min to fill the
tank along with an outlet pipe R, find the time R would take to empty the full tank.
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a) 48 min
b) 72 min
c) 36 min
d) 60 min
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Q.99) The difference between C.I and S.I on a certain sum at 12 % per annum for 3 years is Rs 250.
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2
Find the sum?
a) Rs 5000
b) Rs5120
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c) Rs 6000
d) Rs 8000
Q.100) A certain sum of money is invested under SI and CI both at the same rate of interest 24% p.a.
compounded annually. Find the ratio of SI and CI earned in 2 years.
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a) 25 :31
b) 25: 28
c) 25 : 26
d) None of these
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Q.101) Two Mixtures, in two beakers contain Liquid P and Q in the ratio 2:3 and 5:6. If the content of
these two beakers are mixed in the ratio 1:2, and half of the resultant solution is removed. Then
what will be the ratio of Liquid P and Liquid Q in the final solution?
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a) 12 : 31
b) 21 : 29
c) 24 : 31
d) 24 : 29
Q.102) A train of Length 300 meter takes 15 seconds to cross a sign post. In how much time it will
cross a railway station 500 m long?
a) 36 seconds
b) 40 seconds
c) 45 seconds
d) 48 seconds
Q.103) How many 3 digit numbers exist which contains exactly two 4’s?
a) 26
b) 27
c) 29
d) 25
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Q.104) A rope is bent to make a square. Then the same rope is bent to make an equilateral triangle.
What will be the ratio of areas of square and triangle?
a) 9 : 4 3
b) 2 : 3
c) 9 : 2 3
d) 16 : 9
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Q.105) How many numbers lie between 100 and 400, which are divisible by 4 and 5 both, but not
divisible by 6?
a) 7
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b) 9
c) 12
d) 15
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Q.106) On throwing of three dice, which sum has the highest probability to appear?
a) 10
b) 11
c) 12
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d) Both (a) and (b)
Q.107) 79% audience likes to watch Rabish kumar reporting while 35% likes to watch Karnab
Goswami reporting. If 20% does not like to watch any of these two, then how many percent likes to
watch both?
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a) 32%
b) 35%
c) 34%
d) 44%
Q.108) On a 300 m race, A can beat B by 50 m, and on a 350 m race B can beat C by 50 m. So on a
840 m race, A will beat C by how many meters?
a) 140 m
b) 240 m
c) 180 m
d) 160 m
Q.109) LCM of two numbers is 360 and H C F is 20. If the sum of these two numbers is the highest
possible, then find the difference of the numbers?
a) 60
b) 140
c) 240
d) 340
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Q.110) The two adjacent angles of a cyclic quadrilateral have difference of 25 degree. Sum of other
two angles is 185 degree. What can be the largest angle of the quadrilateral?
a) 105
b) 115
c) 80
d) 135
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Section–IV: Legal Aptitude
S.111–113) Direction for Questions: Rule (Criminal Law)
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Whoever dishonestly intending to take any moveable property out of the possession of any person
without that person’s consent, moves that property out of his or her possession, is said to commit
theft.
Facts: Tamina has ordered an expensive China vase to decorate her new apartment. The delivery
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boy, Ranga, stops on the way to Tamina’s house, at a local eatery to have lunch. The vase is kept by
his side. A local goon, Titu, spots the vase and when Ranga is not looking, Titu sneaks the vase away.
Q.111) Choose the correct statement:

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a) This is a case of theft.

b) This is a case of theft against Tamina, because she is the bona fide buyer of the vase.
c) This is not a case of theft but negligence on Ranga’s part.
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Q.112) Tamina, unaware of this turn of events, is perplexed with the delay in delivery. She orders a
similar vase from another e–commerce website. Thankfully for her, the vase arrives on time. She
displays it and one day, her housemaid, while cleaning and dusting the apartment, accidentally
drops the vase and breaks it. Scared that Tamina might admonish her or worse, fire her, the
housemaid picks the pieces and hides them. Has the housemaid committed theft?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because she concealed the pieces.
c) No
d) No, because the broken vase can no longer be considered as moveable property.
Q.113) Tamina is not on good terms with her neighbor, Pixie. Pixie has a lush garden outside her
home and is currently growing a batch of cherry trees near the boundary of the garden. These are
within Tamina’s reach. Tamina puts a piece of acid–drenched cloth on the cherry plants and they die.
Has Tamina committed theft?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because she acted with a dishonest intention.
c) No
d) It cannot be determined
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S.114–115) Direction for Questions: Rule (Contract Law)
An agreement includes an offer and an acceptance accompanied by a consideration. Consideration

must be lawful and carrying some value in the eyes of law.
Facts: Uma offers to sell her house to Kartik two years later, for the fair market value of the property
as will be determined at that time. Kartik agrees.
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Q.114) Is this a valid agreement?
a) Yes
b) No
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c) No, because it depends on an uncertain consideration.
d) No, because it is a deal for the future, and hence, subject to changes.
Q.115) Would the answer to the above question change if the offer accepted read something like
this: “I will sell you my house on 12.07.2019, if you give me a portion in your garden to cultivate and
sell paddy, since you have fertile land”?
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a) Yes
b) Yes, because no monetary consideration is involved.
c) No
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S.116–118) Direction for Questions: Rule (Constitutional Law)

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A. The State shall not discriminate against any citizen on grounds only of religion, race, caste, sex,
place of birth or any of them.
B. No citizen shall, on grounds only of religion, race, caste, sex, place of birth or any of them, be
subject to any disability, liability, restriction or condition with regard to
(a) access to shops, public restaurants, hotels and palaces of public entertainment; or
(b) the use of wells, tanks, bathing ghats, roads and places of public resort maintained wholly or
partly out of State funds or dedicated to the use of the general public.
C. Nothing in this article shall prevent the State from making any special provision for women and
children.
Q.116) Rockket Science Labs Pvt. Ltd. (RSLPL) is hiring IT consultants and a Social Media Manager. It
is a start–up and is extra strict about its requirements. They advertise– “Only General Category
candidates apply.” Is this discrimination as per the Rules?
a) Yes
b) Yes because it is discrimination on the basis of caste.
c) No
Q.117) Can action be taken against RSLPL for such an advertisement?
a) Yes, as per the Rules.

b) Yes, but not as per the Rules as it is a private entity.
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c) No
d) It cannot be determined from this limited information
Q.118) RSLPL runs a special cab service for its female employees between 7am to 12 am. Between
their homes and the office. One of the male employees, Samuel, who has to travel by auto or cab on
his own everyday from a distance of 20 km. finds this special facility for women highly
discriminatory. Can Samuel sue RSLPL for discrimination?
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a) Yes
b) No
c) No, because of Rule C.
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S.119–120) Direction for Questions: Rule (Tort Law)
Damnum sine injuria means damage without injury. If any act results in loss or damage without
violation of legal rights, that is, no legal injury, then tortious liability does not arise.
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Facts: Fatima is an avid bonsai enthusiast. Her love for the art has reached such heights that she
even goes to her neighbours’ houses and trims their plants for them, often without their permission.
They do not like her trespassing like this and have told her to stop.
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Q.119) Is Fatima tortiously liable with reference to the Rule?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because she has been warned before.
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c) No
d) No, because she has no malicious intent.
Q.120) One of her annoyed neighbours, Rita, barges into Fatima’s lawn and slashes her bonsais to
pieces to teach her a lesson. Is Rita tortiously liable?
a) Yes
b) No
c) No, because she has a bona fide intention.
d) No, because Fatima has been doing the exact same thing.
If any promisee neglects or refuses to afford the promisor reasonable facilities for the performance
of his promise, the promisor is excused by such neglect or refusal as to any non–performance caused
thereby.
Facts: Venus gives a new microwave to her sister, Vinita, and tells her, “Oh what a treat it would be
if you could treat me to freshly baked cookies on weekends!” Soon after Venus goes away from the
country for a year, and Vinita is unable to send her cookies.
Q.121) Can Vinita be excused for non–performance of the promise?
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a) Yes
b) No
c) No, it was a minor technicality and Venus was not at fault.
Q.122) Vinitasigns an agreement with her sister, Vaidehi, promising to provide the latter 100 boxes
of chocolate chip cookies every weekend, which Vaidehi would then sell. She would, in turn, provide
Vinita with the oven to bake the cookies and split the profits, keeping 60% for herself and giving the
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rest to Vinita. Before the weekend of the first consignment, Vaidehi refuses to give Vinita an oven.
Can Vinita be excused if she does not deliver the cookies?
a) Yes
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b) Yes, because the quantity of cookies required is sizeable.
c) No
Q.123) Soon, Vinita and Vaidehi sort things out and their delivery business picks up pace. After the
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third consignment, Vaidehi gives Vinita Rs.3,000 as her share from the profits. Vinita complains that
this is a paltry sum and she cannot perform her promise like this. Can she be excused as per the
Rule?
a) Yes
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b) Yes, because the commercial rationale behind the promise no longer holds.
c) No
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A. No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure
established by law.
B. The right to life has been extended to include the right to livelihood, right to food, right to
clothing, right to a decent environment etc.
Facts: Andrewis an English teacher in a private coaching institute. Apart from discussing texts
prescribed in the syllabus, Andrew has made it a habit to discuss some his self–composed works as
well. He does this to inspire his young students to innovate and use literature as a means to express
their views on issues they feel strongly about. In one his poems, Andrew incites the youth to even
pick up arms if they see injustice.
Q.124) Can Andrew be arrested for such a poem?
a) Yes
b) No, because it is only for educational purposes.
c) No, because he is not a government employee.
d) No
Q.125) When the coaching institute gets to know about Andrew’s incendiary poem, it dismisses him
from employment. Andrew has no alternate means of livelihood and is rendered homeless. Decide
whether this is in violation of the Rules?
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a) Yes
b) Yes, as per Rule B.
c) No
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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
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imprisonment to occur.
D. In a tort of false imprisonment, there should be no honest and reasonable belief to justify the
confinement.
Facts: Aditya is a software engineer in Pune. In his hometown Satara, he has rented his house to
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Shaunak on the advice of his parents. But Aditya has not liked Shaunak from the start. In fact, this
disaffection is mutual. One day, Aditya locks Shaunak in the house. He calls him and tells him,
“Shaunak, I will only open this door if you agree to take all your belongings and leave by tomorrow!”
Shaunak agrees.
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Q.126) Is this a case of false imprisonment?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because he had rented the house of his own will.
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c) No
d) No, because Shaunak agreed with what Aditya said.
Q.127. Would your answer be different if Aditya were a Judicial Magistrate?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because he is then empowered to detain anyone.
c) No
Q.128. Shaunak leaves Aditya’s house and rents another one. The new landlord, Ramu, is strict and
on the very second day, when Shaunak is walking to the front door from the hallway, Ramu locks the
front door and tells Shaunak to use the back door for all purposes. Choose the correct statement:
a) Shaunak has been falsely imprisoned because he is a bona fide tenant of the house and can use
whichever door he chooses.
b) Shaunak has been falsely imprisoned because the landlord should have adopted another means
to convey his point.
c) Shaunak has not been falsely imprisoned.
d) Shaunak has not been falsely imprisoned because of Rule D.
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A. Whoever dishonestly misappropriates or converts to his own use any movable property, shall be
punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to two years, or with
fine, or with both.
B. A dishonest misappropriation for a time only is a misappropriation with the meaning of this
section.
Facts: Fiona works as a sales assistant in a denim store. She has her heart set on a unique pair of
printed jeans, only limited pieces of which have arrived in the store. The last piece is left and Fiona
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decides she will buy it two days later when her salary would be credited to her account. Sadly, that
very day, a customer, Elle, walks in and buys the last pair. She is going for a movie after so she asks
Fiona to keep the jeans to the side and she will pick it up later. After Elle has left, Fiona tries on the
jeans and goes out with her friends wearing it. The next morning, Elle comes and takes the jeans,
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unaware that Fiona used it the previous day.
Q.129) Is this a case dishonest misappropriation?
a) Yes
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b) No, because Fiona was about to buy the jeans anyway.
c) No, because the jeans was not in Elle’s possession at that time.
d) No, because Fiona returned the jeans duly to Elle later.
Q.130) Which of the following sentences of punishment, if any, can be given to Fiona?
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a) Rigorous imprisonment of two years

b) Simple imprisonment of one year
c) Both (A) and (B)
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d) Not punishable
A. Article 25(1) guarantees to every person, the freedom of conscience and the right freely to
profess, practise and propagate religion. There are certain exceptions to the same such as public
order, health, morality, and other provisions relating to Fundamental Rights.
B. The right to remain silent is implied in the freedom of speech guaranteed by Article 19(1)(a),
subject to reasonable restrictions.
Facts: Gauri, a British national of Indian origin, has started a new religious sect from Warrangal that
claims to have condensed the best teachings of all major religions into one. Part of the requirements
of this sect is that one adhere to and consume only the food products sold by Gauri. Part of these
products is BtBrinjal, officially banned in most South Asian countries, including India for its reported
side effects on people’s health.
Q.131) Does Gauri have the freedom of religion in India?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because she is of Indian origin.
c) No
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Q.132) Can the propagation of Gauri’s religious sect be stopped because of the BtBrinjal?
a) Yes
b) No
c) No, because people have a choice to follow or not to follow that sect
Q.133) Eventually Gauri finds running her own sect very problematic and converts to another faith,
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recognized as a minority in India. Part of that faith entails that she has to remain silent after sunrise
and till sunset on Wednesdays. Incidentally, her housing society organizes a mass religious recital on
a Wednesday and while she attends it, she refuses to speak/recite. This offends the organizers and
they file a case against her for offending their religious sentiments. Based on the Rules, what are the
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chances of their case succeeding?
a) High
b) Low
c) None
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In order to constitute the tort of assault, the following two ingredients must be present:
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1. The act was intended to cause apprehension of harmful or offensive contact; and
2. The act indeed caused apprehension in the victim that harmful or offensive contact would occur.
Facts: Yasmin owed Rs. 8,000 to Trisha. Despite several requests from Trisha, Yasmin delayed the
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payment by making one excuse or the other.Exasperated, Trisha called her and said, “Yasmin, I am
going to forward a message on our common group, telling them of your irresponsible attitude! You
know what kind of an impression it’ll leave on them. They might just kick you out of the group for all
you know.”
Q.134) Does this act of Trisha constitute assault?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because offensive contact may be electronic as well
c) No
Q.135) Yasmin immediately rushes to Trisha’s house with the Rs.5,000 that she had. As soon as
Trisha opens the door, Yasmin gives her the money and pleads for more time. Trisha gets a hockey
stick and waving it at Yasmin, tells her, “Leave immediately, else I’ll beat you black and blue.”Yasmin,
scared, runs away. Is this assault?
a) Yes
b) No
c) No, because it is Yasmin’s fault from the beginning.
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If in the exercise of the right of private defence against an assault which reasonably causes the
apprehension of death, the defender be so situated that he cannot effectually exercise that right
without risk of harm to an innocent person, his right of private defence extends to the running of
that risk.
Facts: Saima is sitting in a bistro after a long day at work. She is scrolling through e–mails on her
phone when she suddenly senses someone press a cold glass of some liquid against her back. She is
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taken aback and pushes Mary, sitting adjacent to her, to create a distraction to save herself from
what she thinks is an attack. Mary gets injured in the process. It turns out that the person thought be
an ‘attacker’ was just Saima’s old friend, Fiza, who wanted to surprise her when he spotted her at
the bistro.
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Q.136) Is Saima protected by the Rule?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because she acted in good faith
c) No
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d) No, because Fiza was known to her
Q.137) Would your answer be affected if Fiza had been a stranger and had no prior relation with
Saima whatsoever?
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a) Yes
b) No
c) It depends on whether Saima had turned and seen Fiza before she approached her at the bistro
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Q.138) Assume that just when Saima was about to push Mary off, Mary ducked and pushed a waiter
towards Saima to save herself. The waiter fell face forwards on the ground and broke his nose. Is
Mary protected as per the Rule?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because she acted in good faith and Saima had no right to attack her so
c) No
A. The advertisement inviting tenders is an ‘invitation to make an offer’.

B. Where an offer is made by means of instantaneous communication like telex, the contract is only
complete when the acceptance is received by the offeror, and the contract is made at the place
where the acceptance is received.
Facts: J–Scraps is a company dealing in buying and selling of metallic scraps and parts. It floats a
tender for 10 metal incineration machines. It receives three bids from A–Scraps, B–Scraps and C–
Scraps through telex. C–Scraps’ tender is the most economically priced but J–Scraps chooses A–
Scraps for business.
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Q.139) Choose the correct statement:
a) C–Scraps’ offer should have been accepted.

b) It is up to J–Scraps, as the offeror, to choose the winner of the tender.
c) Both (A) and (B)
Q.140) When will the contract between J–Scraps and A–Scraps be complete?
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a) When J–Scraps receives A–Scraps’ bid.
b) When J–Scraps agrees with A–Scraps’ bid.
c) When A–Scraps received J–Scraps’ acceptance.
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A. He was not possessed of the requisite skill which he professed to have possessed.
B. He did not exercise, with reasonable competence in the given case, the skill which he did possess.
Facts: Shawn moves into the Fernandez household as a tenant. As part of breaking the ice, Shawn is
conversing with the Fernandez’ at the dinner table, when it emerges that he also likes to cook from
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time to time to relax. Shawn offers to make a Thanksgiving favourite of his for dinner the next day.
He prepares and serves carrots stuffed with beetroot along with roasted turkey for dinner.
Coincidentally, after eating this hearty meal, which wins many brownie points for Shawn, the
Fernandez’ son, Jack, falls ill with cold and fever the next day.
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Q.141) Is the Rule applicable in this case?
a) Yes
b) No
c) No, because Shawn acted in good faith
Q.142. It turns out that the beetroot stuffed in the carrot had been cooked with rosemary, that Jack
is allergic to. Shawn did not know about this.Is Shawn liable for professional negligence in the instant
case?
a) Yes, as per Rule A.

b) Yes, as per Rule B.
c) No
Q.143) After Jack recovers from this fiasco, Shawn asks a friend of his, Ben, who is a chef to cook a
meal for the Fernandez’ and specifically mentions that he should check with them about allergies
etc. before to avoid a situation as had arisen before. On the day of the dinner, Ben arrives a little late
and cooks a meal with potatoes and chicken as they are common and ‘safe’ ingredients, for he does
not have time to customize the meal to each individuals’ requirements. As it turns out, Mrs.
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Fernandez is allergic to pepper that is used in seasoning the potatoes. She falls ill. Is this a case of
professional negligence?
a) Yes
b) No
c) No, because he was careful not to use ingredients people are usually allergic to
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S.144–145) Direction for Questions: Rule (Miscellaneous– Family Law)
A. Under Muslim law, a fasid marriage is an irregular marriage, for example, in case of absence of
witnesses at the time of making and accepting the proposal, fifth marriage of a man, difference of
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religion between husband and wife.
B. Under Muslim law, a batil marriage is an invalid marriage, for example, marriage with a person
who worships idol or fire, polyandry, marriage with some consanguineous kin (like father’s sister,
mother’s sister, own sister or brother, sister’s daughter, son’s wife etc.).
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For the next two questions, based on the facts choose out of the following options:
Q.144) Rubaiya, a Muslim woman, is married to Arshad. Arshad has subjected her to grave domestic
abuse over the past one year, and so, she decides to leave him. She runs away with her paramour,
Javed and marries him in her hometown.
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a) The marriage is fasid.

b) The marriage is batil.
c) Facts insufficient to determine
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d) The marriage is valid.
Q.145) Assume that in the above facts, the rest of the things remain the same, except that Rubaiya
marries Javed secretly outside a mosque, when no one else is around.
a) The marriage is fasid.

b) The marriage is batil.
c) Facts insufficient to determine
d) The marriage is valid.
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.
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Facts: Naman wants to borrow Hema’s Rolls Royce for a week to take his friends from Bhutan
around the city. Hema is a bit reluctant but then Naman’s brother, Ravi, assures Hema that Naman
will return the car as is after seven days, else he personally guarantees that Naman, or in his default,
he himself, will pay Rs. 80 lakhs to her.
Q.146) Choose the correctly matched pairs:

1. Naman– Creditor
2. Hema– Principal Debtor
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3. Ravi– Surety
a) 1, 3
b) 2, 3
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c) 3 only
d) 1, 2
Q.147) As luck would have it, Naman rams the Rolls Royce into a divider on the third day itself. He
paints over the dent hurriedly and on the fifth day itself, returns the car to Hema. Choose the correct
statement:
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a) Naman is in default of the agreement.
b) Naman is not in default as he has returned the car before the stipulated time.
c) There is no specific contract of guarantee here, as it was all an informal arrangement.
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Q.148) Assume that Naman in in default. Who is liable to pay the Rs.80 lakhs to Hema?
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a) Naman
b) Ravi
c) Both (A) and (B)
d) Either of them can buy a new car and give it to Hema
The State not deny to any person equality before the law or the equal protection of the laws within
the territory of India.
Facts: There was a big scare about of the Ekoka virus in France and Italy. The Government issued an
advisory stating that people who were travelling to India from these countries would be quarantined
and checked first at the airport.
Q.149) Is this advisory against the above Rule?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because it is only applicable to incoming travellers.
c) No
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Q.150) Sanchita, a very famous Bengali film star, lands at the Kolkata airport from France. However,
she is not detained and checked because it was a high–profile case and the media might blow it out
of proportion. Is this conduct in consonance with the Rule?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because it was done to protect law and order.
c) No
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A. When two or more persons agree to do, or cause to be done an illegal act or an act which is not
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illegal by illegal means, such an agreement is designated a criminal conspiracy.
B. An exception to the above is that no agreement, except an agreement to commit an offence shall
amount to a criminal conspiracy unless some act besides the agreement is done by one or more
parties to such agreement in pursuance thereof.
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Facts: Shyama and Manu agree to bunk school for the next one week and go to sell their catch of fish
in the neighbouring villages.
Q.151) Is this an instance of criminal conspiracy?

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a) Yes
b) No, because the requisite number of people is not there.
c) No
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Q.152) Shyama and Manu then see that they are able to make a lot of money and decide to leave
school for good. However, their business soon runs into losses and they are left to fend for
themselves in dire times. A man, Ishan, approaches them and tells them, “I will help you. All you
have to do is take this bag and leave it in front of stall no.13 in the bangle market.” Shyama and
Manu are unaware that the bag contains explosives meant to injure a crowd, and they think it is a
small errand, which they readily agree to do. Is this an instance of criminal conspiracy?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because the intent was to commit an offence
c) No
Q.153) Would your answer change if Shyama and Manu agreed but did not go through with the task,
i.e. no act was done after the agreement between them and Ishan?
a) Yes
b) Yes, because of Rule B.
c) No
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Battery is the intentional touching of, or application of force to, the body of another person in a
harmful or offensive manner, and without consent.
Facts: Archanais a school teacher. At the parent–teacher meeting, she tells the Mehras that their
son, Rohit, is not paying attention in class and may have to be detained this year. Mrs. Mehra loses
her cool and slaps Archana with the register kept in front of them. It is a hard–bound register and
Archana’s right eye gets swollen.
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Q.154) This is an instance of:
a) Assault
b) Battery
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c) Tort but it is excused because there was grave provocation
d) No tort
Q.155) When Archana recuperates and returns to class, the first thing she does is call Rohit to the
front of the class and gives him two tight slaps, to exact vengeance on the Mehras. This is an
instance of:
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a) Assault
b) Battery
c) Tort but it is excused because the Mehras had wronged her
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d) No tort
Q.156) As per the recently passed Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019,
triple talaaq has been made a:
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a) Non–compoundable offence
b) Compoundable offence
c) Civil liability
Q.157) Which of the following is part of the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019?
a) The word ‘aggregators’ has been added in the Act.

b) In case of motor vehicle–related offences by juveniles, they will be tried under the Juvenile Justice
Act while the guardian/ owner of vehicle will be deemed guilty and punished with Rs. 25,000 fine
with 3 years imprisonment.
c) Both (a) and (b)
Q.158) The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is a _______ body. Choose the correct answer:
a) Constitutional
b) Statutory
c) Non–statutory
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Q.159) In contract law, what is the case of Mohori Bibee v. Dharmodas Ghosh (1903) 30 Cal. 539
known for?
a) Frustration of contract
b) Contract by minor
c) Contract by person of unsound mind
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Q.160) The ‘eggshell skull’ rule can be found in:
a) Criminal Law
b) Consumer Law
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c) Tort Law
d) IPRs
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S.161–165) Direction for Questions: Course of action
Q.161) Statement: People residing in certain areas are far from education.
Courses of Action:
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I. Government should render all help to the NGOs to open schools there.
II. A mass awareness programme must be initiated in these areas.
III. Social workers should be entrusted with the job of educating them.
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b) Only II and III follow

c) Only I and III follow
d) Only either I or III, and II follow
Q.162) Statement: Residents from Karkadoma coming under East Delhi have complained to the
municipal corporation that for last three days the tap water in the area is contaminated and no
action is being initiated by municipal staff.
Courses of Action:
I. The municipal corporation should initiate action against residents who have lodged complaints
against municipal staff.
II. The municipal corporation should ask its officers to visit Karkadoma to assess the actual condition
of water with his staff and to get samples of water tested from laboratories.
a) Only II follow
b) Only I follow
c) I and II follow
d) None follow
Q.163) Statement: There is a considerable increase in the number of persons affected by water–
borne diseases during monsoon period.
Courses of Actions:
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I. The Government should disseminate adequate information regarding the pure drinking water to
people.
II. All the hospitals in the city should be equipped properly for the treatment of patients during
monsoon period.
a) Both follow
b) Only I follows
c) Only II follows
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d) Neither follow
Q.164) Statement: The vehicular traffic has increased so much in the recent past that it takes at least
two hours to travel between the city and the airport during peak hours.
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Courses of Actions:
I. The load of vehicular traffic should be diverted through various link roads during peak hours.
II. The departure and arrival of flights should be regulated so as to avoid congestion during peak
hours.
a) Only I follows
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b) Only II follows
c) None follow
d) All follow
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Q.165) Statement: The Institute has fixed for the investors a validity period of one year for transfer
of its listed schemes.
Courses of Actions:
I. The investors should be duly informed about the validity period.
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II. List of schemes covered under this validity period should be communicated.
a) Only II follows
b) Only I follows
c) I and II follow
d) None follow
S.166–175) Direction for Questions: Conclusion
Q.166) Statements:
All Lizards are reptiles.
All Reptiles lay eggs.
All who lay eggs get babies.
Conclusions:
i. some lizards get babies
ii. at least one lizard does not get the baby
iii. at least one lizard lays eggs & a recipient of a baby
iv. No lizards are non–getters of the baby
a) i & ii follow
b) ii & iii follow
c) all follow
d) i, iii & iv follow
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Q.167) Statements:
No Janes are Austens.
All Austens are Irish.
No Irish are ugly.
Conclusions:
i. at least one Jane is not Irish
ii. some Janes are ugly
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iii. at least one Irish is not Jane
iv. at least some ugly are not Irish
a) all follow
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b) only i, ii & iv follow
c) only iii & iv follow
d) none follow
Q.168) Statements:
Some Bamboos are not thick.
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Some thicks are not strong.
All strong are bulky
Conclusions:
i. it is not the case that All Bamboos are thick
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ii. it is not the case that No bulky are strong

iii. at least some strong are bulky
iv. at least one strong is not thick
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a) none follow
b) i, ii & iii follow
c) ii, iii & iv follow
d) i, ii & iv follow
Q.169) Statements:
Ducks never swim.
Those who never swim, always peck.
Those who always peck, are better not fought against, in a fight.
Conclusions:
i. Ducks are better not fought against, in a fight.
ii. Those who never peck, never swim.
iii. Those who never peck, always swim.
iv. Those best fought against in a fight, never peck.
a) all follow
b) only i follows
c) only i, ii & iv follow
d) only i, iii & iv follow
Q.170) Statements:
Only hunters are robbers.
Jones is a hunter.
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Drake is a robber.
Conclusions:
i. Drake is a hunter.
ii. Jones is a robber.
iii. At least one hunter is a robber
iv. All robbers are hunters.
a) None follow
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b) i, ii & iii follow
c) ii, iii & iv follow
d) i, iii & iv follow
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Q.171) Statements:
All stones are poles.
All poles are desks.
Some desks are nets.
All nets are days.
Conclusions:
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I. Some nets are stones.
II. Some desks are stones.
III. Some days are desks.
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b) Only I and III follow
c) Only II and III follow
d) All I, II and III follow
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Q.172) Some months are weeks.

Some weeks are years.
All years are buses.
All buses are trains.
Conclusions:
I. Some trains are weeks.
II. Some buses are weeks.
III. Some trains are months.

b) Only II and III follow
c) Only I and III follow
d) All, I, II and III follow
Q.173) Statements:
Some stations are rails.
All rails are rivers.
All rivers are papers.
Some papers are cards.
Conclusions:
I. Some cards are stations.
II. Some rivers are stations.
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III. Some cards are rivers.
a) None follows
b) Only I follows
c) Only II follows
d) Only III follows
Q.174) Statements:
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All windows are roofs.
All roofs are glasses.
Some glasses are plates.
Some plates are carpets.
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Conclusions:
I. Some plates are windows.
II. Some glasses are windows.
III. Some carpets are roofs.
a) None follows
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b) Only I follows
c) Only II follows
d) Only III follows
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Q.175) Statements:
Some hills are rivers.
Some rivers are deserts.
All deserts are roads.
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Conclusions:
I. Some roads are rivers.
II. Some roads are hills.
III. Some deserts are hills.
a) None follows
b) Only I follows
c) Only I and II follow
d) Only II and III follow
S.176–180) Direction for Questions: Statement – Assumption
Q.176) Statement: Sachin’s mother instructed him to return home by train if it rains heavily.
Assumptions:
I. Sachin’s mother keeps herself updated at the weather reports.
II. The trains may ply even if it rains heavily.
a) Only assumption I is implicit

b) Only assumption II is implicit
c) Either I or II is implicit
d) Neither I nor II is implicit.
Q.177) Statement: “Please put more people on the job to make up for the delay.”
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Assumptions:
I. The lag in the work can be made up for.
II. Output will increase with more number of people on the job.

c) Both I or II may be implicit
d) Neither I nor II is implicit
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Q.178) Statement: If you are an engineer, we have a challenging job for you.
Assumptions:
I. Since you have a challenging job, you must necessarily be an engineer.
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II. You are an engineer.

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Q.179) Statement: In spite of poor services, the commutators have not complained against it.
Assumptions:
I. Huh, it is a waste to file a complaint, rather buy yourself another gadget.
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II. Complaints sometimes improve services.

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Q.180) Statement: In Bombay, railway trains are indispensable for people in the suburbs to reach
their places of work on time.
Assumptions:
I. Trains are overcrowded.
II. Railway trains never run punctually.

Q.181) Find the next term in the series: ABCD, JKLM, STUV, ………
a) XYZA
b) ABCD
c) YZAB
d) BCDE
Q.182) Find the next term of the series: 12345, 12468, 12702, 13047, ……….
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a) 13503
b) 13671
c) 13203
d) 13513
S.183–184) Direction for Questions:
In a family of 6 members P, Q, R, S, T and M, Either R or M is father and T is daughter in law. Among
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P and S, one is mother and one is daughter. There are three couples in the family. The husband of
daughter is either M or R. Among P and S, one is mother in law and one is sister in law of T.
Q.183) If R is father of M, then who is son in law in the family?
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a) M
b) S
c) Q
d) P
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Q.184) P’s Husband can be
a) Either R or M
b) Either M or Q
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c) Either R or Q
d) Any one among R, M or Q
Q.185) Find the next term in the series: 11, 111, 11111, 1111111,
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a) 111111111
b) 1111111111
c) 11111111111
d) 111111111111
Q.186) At 4:30 pm, if the hour hand is pointing towards North West, then at 9 am, the Minute hand
will be pointing towards which direction?
a) North
b) South
c) East
d) West
Q.187) Find the missing term in the pattern

ÈILN, JNQS, OSVX, ………, YCFH
a) TXBC
b) UXAC
c) TXAC
d) UXBC
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Q.188) In a book, there are pages numbered 1 to 350. If pages from 37 to 50 are missing, then find
the total number of digits used in writing the page numbers of remaining pages?
a) 914
b) 924
c) 942
d) 928
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Q.189) Out of 38 students standing in a row, if position of Montu and Bunty are interchanged, then
there will be 15 students between them. Montu is 5th from front. If Bunty shifts 4 position towards
back of the row, then what will be its position from back?
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a) 12th
b) 14th
c) 16th
d) 10th
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Q.190) Find the next term in the series: 24, 50, 148, 594, …….
a) 1978
b) 2968
c) 2972
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d) 1972

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10 friends Pankaj, Payal, Pinto, Pinky, Paaki, Sapna, Sanju, Simi, Somu and Sandy went for a dinner.
They sit around a circular table. No two persons whose initials are same are sitting with each other.
Simi is not the neighbor of Payal. Pankaj is sitting opposite to Sandy. Pinky and Sanju are sitting
opposite to each other. Pinky is not the neighbor of sandy. Payal is sitting four place right to Paaki.
Sapna is sitting three places right to Pankaj.
Q.191) Who is sitting opposite to Payal?
a) Simi
b) Somu
c) Sapna
d) Pinto
Q.192) If Somu and Pinto, interchange their places, then who will be sitting on either side of Somu?
a) Sanju and Sandy

b) Payal and Sandy
c) Sanju and Simi
d) Simi and Sapna
Q.193) Which pair among the following are not sitting opposite to each other?
a) Simi and Pinto.
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b) Payal and Sapna.

c) Somu and Paaki.
d) None of these.
Q.194) Who is sitting five places away from Simi?
a) Paaki
b) Pinky
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c) Payal
d) Pinto.
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There is a 5X5 grid with each cell filled with a color. The name of the color is written in the cell. Also
the rows are named with Alphabets from top to bottom and columns are numbered from left to
right. So each cell is named using the corresponding alphabet and number eg A1, B3 etc. The grid is
shown below:
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1 2 3 4 5
A Blue Black Red White Black
B White Red White Black White
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C Black Blue Red White Blue

D Blue Red Blue Black White
E Red Grey Black Red Black
Now a person can start from any cell and make a move. But the following conditions have to be
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followed:
● A move can be made in the same row or column as the starting cell
● A move can only be made among cells of the same color, so color of start cell and end cell has to
be same
● There has to be at least one cell of a different color between the start and end cell.
For example, A1 is colored blue, so a person can make a move from A1 to D1 as it is in the same
column and has the same color.
Q.195) From how many cells can no move be made?
a) 0
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
Q.196) What is the maximum number of moves that can be made from a cell?
a) 0
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
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Q.197) If the direction of move is not considered, i.e. A1 to D1 is same as D1 to A1 then how many
distinct moves can be made from all cells put together?
a) 30
b) 18
c) 28
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Q.198) Which of the following is definitely true?
a) There is at least one cell in each row from which 2 moves can be made
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b) There is at most one cell in each column from which 2 moves can be made
c) There are exactly 6 cells from which at least 2 moves can be made
d) There is at most one cell in each row from which 2 moves can be made
S.199–200) Direction for Questions: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given
below.
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Seven baseball players (A, B, C, D, E, F, and G) are to be honoured at an Award ceremony. The
players will be seated on the dais in a row. A and G have to leave the Ceremony early and so must be
seated at the extreme right. B will receive the most valuable player’s trophy and so must be in the
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centre to facilitate presentation. C and D are bitter rivals and therefore must be seated as far apart
as possible.
Q.199) Which of the following cannot be seated at either end?

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a) C
b) D
c) F
d) G
Q.200) Which of the following pairs cannot be seated together?
a) C and A
b) E and F
c) C and G
d) E and G

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CP/20/C07

ONLINE CLAT MOCK – 7 (PROCTORED)

Section–I: English Usage

a) The protests had taken a violent turn

Q.2) What is the meaning of rhetoric as used in the passage?

under the Communist Party–controlled court system

Q.4) The passage is an example of:

Q.7) What is the “fear in recent weeks”, due to protests?

a) The involvement of the people's liberation army

Q.9) The antonym of morphed as used in the passage would be

Q.10) The passage has been taken from

S.11–15) Direction for Questions: Choose the grammatically correct option.

a) The dancer and stuntman need courage to perform their act.

a) Either of the three colours are suitable for the occasion.

a) You, Raj and I are working at a very slow pace.

c) I, You and Raj are working at a very slow pace.

a) The folder containing all the documents were lost.

Q.26) Jump down someone’s throat

a) To respond in angry and critical way

Q.27) Cat on hot bricks

a) Extremely hot weather

a) A short period of time

Q.29) Constitution Patriotism is

a) To have unity of faith, religion and enmity.

Q.30) What did the common masses do during non–cooperation movement?

a) Developed common set of values

c) Sacrificed their livelihood and education for independence

(TPD) of C & D waste.

a) Bigger fish to fry.

Q.38) Language of a legal documents can be __________ to a layman.

a) Not playing with the full deck

Section–II: General Knowledge

d) Subhash Chandra Bose

Q.42) East India Association in 1866 was organised by

a) Keshab Chandra Sen

Q.46) To get infinite images, two plane mirrors should be kept:

a) perpendicular to each other

Q.47) 73rd Amendment Act of the Indian Constitution deals with–

Q.50) Which of the following is not an Indian Classical Dance Form?

a) Zero Tolerance for the Illegal Wildlife trade

b) Beat “Air pollution”.

Q.56) Indian National Anthem was written by

Q.57) Mahatma Gandhi was born on 2 October 1869 at

Q.58) Abel Prize in mathematics was on March 19,2019 was awarded to

b) Shivam Shankar Singh

Q.65) G–20 summit 2019 was held in:

Q.66) 34th ASEAN Summit was held in June, 2019 at

Q.67) The 45th G7 summit was held in August 2019, at

a) Admiral Sunil Lanba

b) Admiral Karambir Singh

Q.70) Newly elected Lok Sabha Speaker of 17th Lok Sabha is

a) Dormant volcanoes which became active in Japan

Q.76) Recently Komagata Maru Memorial Park opened at

Q.80) What is India’s rank in World Happiness Index 2019?

Q.82) Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was established in which year?

a) Justice A.K. Sikri

Q.86) Name the first Indian to win Booker Prize.

a) Imam–ul–Haq and Fakhar Zaman

d) WU Tharanga and ST Jayasuriya

Section–III: Numeric Aptitude

Q.97) Find the angle between the hands of the clock at 4 : 30 PM

d) Both (a) and (b)

Q.111) Choose the correct statement: