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Reasoning Day - 2 (Eng)
Reasoning Ability
Directions (1-5): Study the following information d) Both a and b

carefully and answer the given questions. e) Both a and c
Eight squads – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H
examined three different universities viz.- Duke, 3. How many squads are examined both the
Yale, and Brown. At least two squads but not universities Duke and Yale?
more than three squads examined the same a) Four
university. b) Six
Note: If it’s said that Squad X examined with c) Five
Squad Y, then it means both Squads X and Y d) Either a or b
examined the same university. e) Cannot be determined
Squad E examined neither Brown nor Yale
University. Squad F examined with Squad G, 4. Which among the following pair of squads are
who did not examine with Squad E. Squad D examined with B?
examined with Squad B, who did not examine a) A and D
Brown University. Squad C examined with only b) D and H
one squad but did not examine Yale University. c) E and C
Squad A did not examine Brown University. d) D and E
Squad H examined neither with Squad B nor with e) G and F
Squad G.
1. Which among the following squads are 5. The number of squads examined Duke is __
examined Yale University? the number of squads examined Brown.
a) F, A, D a) One more than
b) C, B, G b) Two less than
c) G, F, A c) One less than
d) E, H, G d) Two more than
e) D, E, C e) Same as
2. Which among the following university is Directions (6-10): Study the following information
examined by more than two squads? carefully and answer the given questions.
a) Duke Eight drones - A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were
b) Brown crashed on two different dates either 6th or 19th of
c) Yale four different months viz., April, May, June and
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July of the same year. Only two drones were c) Drone A was crashed on an odd numbered
crashed in each month and only one drone was date
crashed on each date. d) Drone E was crashed two months after drone
D was crashed on an odd numbered date of the C
month having only 30 days. Only three drones e) All are true
were crashed between D and H. As many drones
crashed before H as after E. Only one month gap 9. Drone G was crashed on __.
between the months in which C and E crashed a) 6th June
but both crashed on the same date. F was b) 19th July
crashed two drones before C. Only two drones c) 6th July
were crashed between F and B. G was crashed d) 19th June
after B but on different dates. e) 6th May
6. How many drones were crashed between
drone C and drone E? 10. Which of the following drones were crashed
a) As many drones crashed between H and G on an odd numbered date?
b) Four a) H and B
c) Three b) H and G
d) One c) D and A
e) As many drones crashed before F d) Both a and c
e) Both a and b
7. Which among the following drones were
crashed after G? Directions (11-15): Study the following
a) F, H, E information carefully and answer the given
b) D, E, A questions.
c) C, B, H Certain number of persons are sitting in a linear
d) A, C, B row and all are facing the north. At-least 19
e) E, D, H persons are sitting in a row.
A sits fourth to the left of U, who sits at the
8. Which among the following statement(s) is/are extreme end. Only two persons sit between A
true as per the given arrangement? and M. J sits fifth to the left of M. Only six
a) Drone B was crashed two drones after drone persons sit between J and P, who sits immediate
H left of N. R sits third to the left of N. Q sits fifth to
b) Drone G and drone D were crashed in the the right of R. The number of persons sitting
same month between Q and J is one more than the number of

persons sitting between K and Q. No one sits to 15. If S sits fourth to the right of K, then as many
the left of R. persons sit to the right of S as to the left of __.
11. What is the position of Q with respect to M? a) J
a) 9th to the right b) K
b) 10th to the right c) N
c) 9th to the left d) A
d) 10th to the left e) M
e) 8th to the left
Directions (16-20): Study the following
12. How many persons are sitting in a row? information carefully and answer the given
a) 20 questions.
b) 23 Seven boxes viz., P, Q, R, S, T, V and W are
c) 19 kept one above another in a stack. It assumed
d) 22 that no other boxes are kept in the stack other
e) 21 than the given boxes.
Only two boxes are kept between P and V. Q is
13. The number of persons sitting between R kept two boxes above V. Only three boxes are
and K is __ than the number of persons sitting kept between Q and W. The number of boxes
between K and A. kept above W is one more than the number of
a) Two more boxes kept below R. S is kept two boxes below
b) One less R. T is not kept below S.
c) Three more 16. How many boxes are kept between box Q
d) Two less and box R?
e) One more a) As many boxes kept between V and W
b) Four
14. How many persons are sitting between R c) None
and J? d) Three
a) Nine e) As many boxes kept between T and V
b) Seven
c) Six 17. Which among the following box is kept two
d) Ten boxes below box S?
e) Eight a) Box W
b) Box R
c) Box V

d) Box P b) Box V and Box S

e) Box Q c) Box Q and Box V
d) Box P and Box S
18. __ is kept four boxes above box V e) Box S and Box R
a) Box T
b) box R 20. If box V is related to box T and box W is
c) Box P related to box R in a certain way, then in the
d) Box S same way which among the following box is
e) No such box related to box Q?
a) Box S
19. Four of the following five are alike in a certain b) Box W
way based on the given arrangement and thus c) Box V
form a group. Which one of the following does d) Box P
not belong to the group? e) Box R
a) Box T and Box R
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Answer Key with Explanation
Directions (1-5):
1) Answer: C
2) Answer: E
3) Answer: B We have,
4) Answer: D  Squad E examined neither Brown nor
5) Answer: A Yale University.
Final arrangement

 Squad F examined with Squad G, who did 6) Answer: C

not examine with Squad E. 7) Answer: B
From the above conditions, there are two 8) Answer: E
possibilities 9) Answer: A
10) Answer: D
Final arrangement
Again we have,
 Squad D examined with Squad B, who did
not examine the Brown University.
 Squad C examined with only one squad
but did not examine the Yale University.
We have,
 D was crashed on an odd numbered date
Again we have,
of the month having only 30 days.
 Squad A does not examine the Brown
 Only three drones were crashed between
University.
D and H.
 Squad H examined neither with Squad B
From the above conditions, there are two
nor with Squad G.
possibilities
From the above condition case-2 eliminated
because Squad H examined neither with Squad
B nor with Squad G is not satisfied. Hence case
1 shows the final arrangement
Directions (6-10):

Again we have,
 As many drones crashed before H as
after E.
 Only one month gap between the months
in which C and E crashed but both
crashed on the same date.
 F was crashed two drones before C.
Directions (11-15):
11) Answer: C
12) Answer: D
13) Answer: B
14) Answer: E
15) Answer: A
Again we have, Final arrangement
 Only two drones were crashed between F
and B.
 G was crashed after B but on different
dates. We have,
From the above condition case 1 eliminated  A sits fourth to the left of U, who sits at the
because G was crashed after B but on different extreme end.
dates is not satisfied. Hence case 2 shows the  Only two persons sit between A and M.
final arrangement  J sits fifth to the left of M.
possibilities
Again we have,

 Only six persons sit between J and P,

who sits immediate left of N.
 R sits third to the left of N.
Again we have,
We have,
 Q sits fifth to the right of R.
 Only two boxes are kept between P and
 The number of persons sitting between Q
V.
and J is one more than the number of
 Q is kept two boxes above V.
persons sitting between K and Q.
 No one sits to the left of R.
possibilities
From the above condition case 1 eliminated
because at-least 19 persons are sitting in the
row is not satisfied. Hence case 2 shows the
final arrangement
Again we have,
Directions (16-20):  Only three boxes are kept between Q and
16) Answer: C W.
17) Answer: D  The number of boxes kept above W is
18) Answer: E one more than the number of boxes kept
19) Answer: B (One box is kept between all the below R.
given pair of boxes except option b)  S is kept two boxes below R.
20) Answer: A
Final arrangement

Again we have,
 T is not kept below S.
From the above condition case 2 gets eliminated
because box T is kept below box S. Hence case
1 shows the final arrangement
Score Booster
Directions (1-5): Study the following information a) Three

carefully and answer the given questions. b) Five
₡M£8L₭7P®3ΩO∂2K¥5₵N₮1Jβ4 c) Four
∆Y6 d) Two
1. In the given series, which among the following e) One
element is tenth to the right of the fifth letter from
the left end? 3. In the given series, what is the sum of the
a) 4 numbers which are either immediately preceded
b) ∆ or immediately followed by a consonant?
c) Y a) 22
d) 6 b) 21
e) β c) 23
d) 24
2. How many such letters are there in the given e) 20
series each of which is immediately preceded by
a number and immediately followed by a 4. If all the symbols which are immediately
symbol? followed by a letter are dropped from the given

series, then which among the following element 7.

is sixth to the right of O? Statements: Only a few Rubbers are Good. Only
a) 1 a few Bad is Good. All Bad is Pen
b) J Conclusions
c) ₵ I. No Rubber being Bad is a possibility
d) 5 II. Some Pens are definitely not Good
e) N a) Only conclusion I follows
b) Only conclusion II follows
5. In the given series, the number of elements c) Either conclusion I or II follows
between £ and 2 is __ than the number of d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
symbols between 7 and 4. e) Both conclusions I and II follow
a) Three more
b) Three less 8.
c) Two more Statements: Only a few Sweet is Salty. Some
d) Five more Salty is Bitter. Only a few Bitter is Umami
e) Four less Conclusions
I. Some Salty is not Umami
Directions (6-10): Study the following statements II. Some sweets can be Bitter
and then decide which of the given conclusions a) Only conclusion I follows
logically follows from the given statements b) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
disregarding the commonly known facts. c) Either conclusion I or II follows
6. d) Only conclusion II follows
Statements: Only a few Squares are Circle. No e) Both conclusions I and II follow
Circle is a Cube. Some Lines are Cube
Conclusions 9.
I. All Squares can never be Cube Statements: Only Root is a Stem. Some Roots
II. Some Circles can never be Lines are Seeds. Only a few Seeds are Flowers
a) Only conclusion II follows Conclusions
b) Only conclusion I follows I. Some Flowers being Stem is a possibility
c) Either conclusion I or II follows II. All Roots can be Seed
d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows a) Only conclusion I follows
e) Both conclusions I and II follow b) Only conclusion II follows
c) Neither conclusion I nor II follows

d) Either conclusion I or II follows c) Danger

e) Both conclusions I and II follow d) Wheat
e) Cannot be determined
10.
Statements: All letters are Words. Only a few Ink 12. Which among the following is the code for
is Word. No Word is a Paint the phrase “Minimum some” in the given code
Conclusions language?
I. All Ink is Paint a) Jk hm
II. Some Ink is not Paint b) gh ur
a) Either conclusion I or II follows c) hm vn
b) Only conclusion II follows d) Either a or c
c) Only conclusion I follows e) Either a or b
d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
e) Both conclusions I and II follow 13. If “Minimum sugar price” is coded as “vn cm
lt”, then what is the code for the phrase “amount
Directions (11-15): Study the following of” in the given code language?
information carefully and answer the given a) tq jk
questions. b) gh jk
In a certain code language, c) az gh
“Minimum amount of Sugar” is coded as “jk d) hm jk
gh vn cm” e) az tq
“Some amount maybe credit” is coded as “tq
hm gh az” 14. Which among the following phrase is coded
“White sugar maybe danger” is coded as “mk as“mk az” in the given code language?
az cm hp” a) White danger
“Wheat some times danger” is coded as “hm b) Maybe sugar
vp ur mk” c) Maybe danger
(Note: All the given codes are two letter codes d) White maybe
only) e) White sugar
11. Which among the following word is coded as
“vp” in the given code language? 15. Which among the following is the code for
a) Some the word “Credit” in the given code language?
b) Times a) tq

b) hm T is the paternal grandfather of I, who is the

c) gh brother of P. L is the brother of K, who is the wife
d) az of M. V has only one son and two daughters. P is
e) None of these the niece of both J and K, who is the mother of
Q. Q is the nephew of J and grandson of T. M
Directions (16-17): Study the following has no siblings. N is the daughter in law of T,
information carefully and answer the given who is the spouse of V.
questions. 18) How is K related to T?
G is the father-in-law of K, who is the mother of a) Mother
H. L is the grandmother of D, who is the child of b) Mother-in-law
P. Both F and P are siblings. J is the sister of H c) Daughter
and the daughter of F’s wife. E is the father of D d) Sister
and only son-in-law of L. e) Sister-in-law
16) How many female members are there in this
family? 19) The number of female members is __ the
a) Two number of male members in the family?
b) Three a) One more than
c) Four b) Equal to
d) More than four c) One less than
e) Cannot be determined d) Two more than
e) Two less than
17) If Q is the husband of D, then how is D
related to F? 20) Which among the following pairs of persons
a) Aunt are married couples in the family?
b) Granddaughter a) N and L
c) Sister b) P and Q
d) Niece c) M and K
e) Cousin d) Both a and b
e) Both a and c
Directions (18-20): Study the following
information carefully and answer the given
questions.

1) Answer: B The sum of the numbers which are either

Given series - ₡ M £ 8 L ₭ 7 P ® 3 Ω O ∂ 2 K ¥ 5 immediately preceded or immediately followed
₵N₮1Jβ4∆Y6 by a consonant:
The element is tenth to the right of the fifth letter ₡M£8L₭7P®3ΩO∂2K¥5₵N₮1Jβ4
from the left end is: ∆Y6
₡M£8L₭7P®3ΩO∂2K¥5₵N₮1Jβ4 8+7+2+1+6=24
∆Y6
4) Answer: E
2) Answer: C Given series - ₡ M £ 8 L ₭ 7 P ® 3 Ω O ∂ 2 K ¥ 5
Given series - ₡ M £ 8 L ₭ 7 P ® 3 Ω O ∂ 2 K ¥ 5 ₵N₮1Jβ4∆Y6
₵N₮1Jβ4∆Y6 After, all the symbols, which are immediately
The letters are immediately preceded by a followed by a letters are dropped, then which
number and immediately followed by a symbol: ₡ among the following element is sixth to the right
M£8L₭7P®3ΩO∂2K¥5₵N₮1Jβ4∆ of O:
Y6 M£8L₭7P®3 O∂2K¥5N₮1Jβ4 Y6
Ans: L, P, K, J = Four
5) Answer: A
3) Answer: D Given series - ₡ M £ 8 L ₭ 7 P ® 3 Ω O ∂ 2 K ¥ 5
Given series - ₡ M £ 8 L ₭ 7 P ® 3 Ω O ∂ 2 K ¥ 5 ₵N₮1Jβ4∆Y6
₵N₮1Jβ4∆Y6 The number of elements between £ and 5 is 8 L
₭ 7 P ® 3 Ω O ∂ =10

The number of symbols between 7 and 4 is ® Ω

∂¥₵₮β=7
Ans: Four more than
6) Answer: B
10) Answer: B
7) Answer: E
Directions (11-15):
11) Answer: E
12) Answer: D
13) Answer: B
8) Answer: D
14) Answer: C
15) Answer: A
9) Answer: C

Directions (18-20):
18) Answer: C
Directions (16-17): 19) Answer: B
16) Answer: E 20) Answer: E
17) Answer: D Final arrangement
Final arrangement

Quantitative Aptitude Day -2 (Eng)
Quantitative Aptitude
Directions (1-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions.
The given pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the total number ofbulbs manufactured by five
different companies i.e. A, B, C, D and E and the total number of bulbs manufactured by companies A
and C together is 2040.
Note: Total number of bulbs manufactured = Number of green bulbs manufactured + Number of red
bulbs manufactured
1) If the total number of bulbs (green + blue) 2) The total number of bulbs manufactured by
manufactured by Company F is 50% more than Company C is how much more/less than the total
that of Company A and the number of green number of bulbs manufactured by Company E?
bulbs manufactured by Company F is 3/5th of the a) 580 more
total number of bulbs manufactured by Company b) 700 less
C, then find the number of blue bulbs c) 350 more
manufactured by Company F. d) 500 less
a) 400 e) 640 more
b) 540
c) 360 3) If the ratio of the number of green bulbs
d) 280 manufactured by Company B to D is 4:5 and the
e) 460 number of red bulbs manufactured by Company
D is ½ times more than that of Company B, then
find the ratio of the number of green to red bulbs
manufactured by Company B.

a) 2:1 b) 250
b) 3:2 c) 460
c) 4:1 d) 310
d) 7:5 e) None of these
e) None of these
5) The total number of bulbs manufactured by A
4) If the total number of green bulbs is what percentage of the total number of bulbs
manufactured by Company A and E together is manufactured by D?
680 and the ratio of the number of red bulbs a) 110%
manufactured by Company A to E is 19:17, then b) 100%
find the number of green bulbs manufactured by c) 75%
Company A. d) 105%
a) 330 e) 80%
Directions (6-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions.
The given line graph shows the quantity of dry fruits sold (in kg) in five different shops i.e. L, M, N, O and
P and also given the percentage of the quantity of fresh fruits sold in these five shops.
Note:-
Only dry fruits and fresh fruits are sold in the shop
6) If the total quantity of both dry and fresh fruits
sold in shop R is 4x kg and the quantity of fresh

fruits sold in shop R is (x+240) kg and the ratio of c) 900 kg

the quantity of dry fruits sold in shop O to shop R d) 680 kg
is 8:7, then find the value of x. e) None of these
a) 160
b) 210 10) If the quantity of dry fruits unsold in shop P is
c) 300 40%of the quantity of dry fruits sold in that shop
d) 150 and the average quantity of dry and fresh fruits
e) 200 unsold in shop P is 44 kg, then find the ratio of
the quantity of fresh fruits sold to unsold in shop
7) Find the ratio of the quantity of fresh fruits sold P.
in shop M to the total quantity of both dry and a) 3:1
fresh fruits sold in shop N. b) 8:7
a) 5:6 c) 4:5
b) 4:3 d) 9:8
c) 8:5 e) 5:3
d) 7:4
e) 3:2 11) A car starts from point A towards point B at a
speed of 48 km/hr but reaches 1.5 hours late. If
8) The quantity of fresh fruits sold in shop O is the speed of the car is increased by 24 km/hr,
what percentage more than the total quantity of then the car reaches point B one hour earlier.
both dry and fresh fruits sold in shop L? Find the distance between point A and point B.
a) 12% a) 360 km
b) 35% b) 280 km
c) 21% c) 560 km
d) 40% d) 400 km
e) 18% e) None of these
9) If the ratio of the quantity of fresh fruits sold in 12) The present age of A is 25% more than that
shop N to shop A is 3:8 and the quantity of dry of B and the ratio of the present age of A to C is
fruits sold in shop A is 80% of the quantity of dry 5:2. If the age of B six years ago is 50% more
fruits sold in shop L, then find the total quantity of than the age of C after 2 years, then find the age
(dry + fresh) fruits sold in shop A. of A three years ago.
a) 700 kg a) 27 years
b) 520 kg b) 42 years

c) 33 years d) 5%
d) 25 years e) None of these
e) None of these
16) Amy, Lee and Bob can complete the work in
13) Train A crosses 90 m tunnel in 16 seconds x days, (x+10) days and 12 days respectively. If
and train B crosses a pole in 8 seconds. The Lee and Bob start working together and after 8
ratio of the length of train A to train B is 3:4. Find days, Lee leaves and Amy joins the work, then
the speed of train B if the speed of train A is 10 Amy and Bob complete the remaining work in
m/sec less than that of train B. half a day. Find the value of x.
a) 20 m/sec a) 15
b) 30 m/sec b) 30
c) 25 m/sec c) 10
d) 10 m/sec d) 20
e) None of these e) None of these
14) A vessel contains 160 liters of a mixture of 17) Priya and Divya entered into a business with
milk and water in the ratio of 3:1. If one-fourth of investments of Rs.3500 and Rs.7200. After eight
the mixture is removed and replaced with milk months, Priya added Rs.1500 and Divya
and this process is repeated one more time, then withdrew Rs.1800. If the profit share of Priya and
find the amount of milk left in the vessel. Divya at the end of two years is Rs.x and
a) 137.5 liters Rs.(x+420) respectively, then find the value of x.
b) 97.5 liters a) 1960
c) 104.5 liters b) 2080
d) 67.5 liters c) 1260
e) None of these d) 3640
e) None of these
15) A man bought a wooden table for Rs.14500
and sold it at a profit of x%. If he had sold the 18) The ratio of the side of the square to the
wooden table for Rs.2175 more, he would have radius of the circle is 5:7. If the side of the square
obtained a profit of 4x%. Find the initial profit and the radius of the circle are increased by 20%
percentage. and 50% respectively, then the sum of the
a) 8% perimeters of the square and circle is increased
b) 7% by 52 cm. Find the initial area of the square.
c) 6% a) 100 cm2

b) 225 cm2 e) None of these

c) 400 cm2
d) 625 cm2 20) The average number of students in schools
e) None of these X, Y and Z is 1250. The number of students in
school Z is 250 more than 1/4th of the total
19) A boat cover 135 km upstream in 9 hours number of students in schools X and Y together.
and the same boat covers x km in still water in 6 Find the number of students in school Y if the
hours. If the ratio of the speed of the boat in still ratio of the number of students in school X to
water to the stream is 4:1, then find the time school Y is 4:3.
taken by the boat to cover (x+5) km downstream. a) 1080
a) 5 hours b) 1200
b) 3 hours c) 1440
c) 2.5 hours d) 1500
d) 4.5 hours e) None of these

Directions (1-5): Total number of bulbs manufactured by C =
Total number of bulbs manufactured by all five 4000 * 30/100 = 1200
companies together = 2040 * 100/(21 + 30) = Total number of bulbs manufactured by D =
2040 * 100/51 = 4000 4000 * 20/100 = 800
Total number of bulbs manufactured by A = 4000 Total number of bulbs manufactured by E = 4000
* 21/100 = 840 * 14/100 = 560
Total number of bulbs manufactured by B = 4000 1) Answer: B
* 15/100 = 600

Total number of bulbs manufactured by Number of red bulbs manufactured by A = 720 *

Company F = 840 * 150/100 = 1260 19/(19 + 17) = 720 * 19/36 = 380
Number of green bulbs manufactured by Number of green bulbs manufactured by A = 840
Company F = 1200 * 3/5 = 720 – 380 = 460
Number of blue bulbs manufactured by
Company F = 1260 – 720 = 540 5) Answer: D
Required percentage = 840/800 * 100 = 105%
2) Answer: E
Required difference = 1200 – 560 = 640 more Directions (6-10):
The quantity of fresh fruits sold in shop L = 250 *
3) Answer: A 50/(100 – 50) = 250 * 50/50 = 250 kg
Let the number of red bulbs manufactured by The quantity of fresh fruits sold in shop M = 320
Company B and D be 2a and 3a respectively. * 60/(100 – 60) = 320 * 60/40 = 480 kg
Number of green bulbs manufactured by The quantity of fresh fruits sold in shop N = 180 *
Company B = 4b 40/(100 – 40) = 180 * 40/60 = 120 kg
Number of green bulbs manufactured by The quantity of fresh fruits sold in shop O = 240 *
Company D = 5b 70/(100 – 70) = 240 * 70/30 = 560 kg
4b + 2a = 600 ---(1) The quantity of fresh fruits sold in shop P = 160 *
5b + 3a = 800 ---(2) 20/(100 – 20) = 160 * 20/80 = 40 kg
From equations (1) * 3 and (2) * 2,
12b + 6a = 1800
10b + 6a = 1600
b = 200/2 = 100
a = (600 – 4 * 100)/2 = 200/2 = 100
Number of green bulbs manufactured by
Company B = 4 * 100 = 400
Number of red bulbs manufactured by Company 6) Answer: D
B = 2 * 100 = 200 The quantity of dry fruits sold in shop R = 240 *
Required ratio = 400:200 = 2:1 7/8 = 210 kg
4x – (x + 240) = 210
4) Answer: C x = 450/3 = 150
Total number of red bulbs manufactured by A
and E together = 840 + 560 – 680 = 720 7) Answer: C

The total quantity of both dry and fresh fruits sold Ratio of the present age of A to B = 125:100 =
in shop N = 180 + 120 = 300 kg 5:4
Required ratio = 480:300 = 8:5 Present age of B = 4x
Present age of C = 5x * 2/5 = 2x
8) Answer: A (4x – 6)/(2x + 2) = 150/100
The total quantity of both dry and fresh fruits sold 8x – 12 = 6x + 6
in shop L = 250 + 250 = 500 kg x = 18/2 = 9
Required percentage = (560 – 500)/500 * 100 = The age of A three years ago = 5 * 9 – 3 = 45 – 3
60/500 * 100 = 12% = 42 years
9) Answer: B 13) Answer: C

The quantity of fresh fruits sold in shop A = 120 * Let the speed of train A and train B be (x – 10)
8/3 = 320 kg m/sec and x m/sec respectively.
The quantity of dry fruits sold in shop A = 250 * Length of Train A = 3a
80/100 = 200 kg Length of Train B = 4a
Required total = 320 + 200 = 520 kg 3a + 90 = (x – 10) * 16 ---(1)
x = 4a/8 = a/2
10) Answer: E Substitute x value in equation (1),
The quantity of dry fruits unsold in shop P = 160 3a + 90 = 16(a/2) – 160
* 40/100 = 64 kg a = 250/5 = 50
The quantity of fresh fruits unsold in shop P = 44 x = 50/2 = 25 m/sec
* 2 – 64 = 24 kg
Required ratio = 40:24 = 5:3 14) Answer: A
Initial quantity of milk = 160 * 3/(3 + 1) = 160 *
11) Answer: A 3/4 = 120 liters
Let the distance between point A and point B be Initial quantity of water = 160 – 120 = 40 liters
D. 1/4th of 160 liters = 160 * 1/4 = 40 liters
D/48 – 1.5 = D/(48 + 24) + 1 The amount of water left in the vessel = 40 * (1 –
D/48 – D/72 = 2.5 (40/160))2
3D – 2D = 2.5 * 144 = 40 * (120/160)2 = 22.5 liters
D = 360 km The amount of milk left in the vessel = 160 –
22.5 = 137.5 liters
12) Answer: B

15) Answer: D 24x + 66x – 20x – 44x = 52

14500 * (4x)/100 – 14500 * x/100 = 2175 x = 52/26 = 2
4x – x = 2175/145 = The side of the square = 5 * 2 = 10 cm
x = 15/3 = 5 The initial area of the square = 10 * 10 = 100
cm2
16) Answer: D
(1/(x + 10) + 1/12) * 8 + (1/x + 1/12) * 1/2 = 1 19) Answer: A
8/(x + 10) + 1/(2x) = 1 – 8/12 – 1/24 The upstream speed of the boat = 135/9 = 15
2x * 8 + (x + 10) = (24 – 16 – 1)/24 * (x + 10) * 2x km/hr
7x2 + 70x – 204x – 120 = 0 Speed of the boat in still water = 4a km/hr
7x2 – 134x – 120 = 0 Speed of the stream = a km/hr
7x2 – 140x + 6x – 120 = 0 4a – 1a = 15
7x(x – 20) + 6(x – 20) = 0 a = 15/3 = 5
x = + 20, -6/7 The downstream speed of the boat = (4 + 1) * 5
x = + 20 = 25 km/hr
17) Answer: C x = (4 * 5) * 6 = 20 * 6 = 120 km
Ratio of the profit share of Priya to Divya = (3500 Required time = (120 + 5)/25 = 125/25 = 5 hours
* 8 + (3500 + 1500) * 16) : (7200 * 8 + (7200 –
1800) * 16) 20) Answer: B
= (35 + 50 * 2) : (72 + 54 * 2) Number of students in School X = 4a
= 135:180 = 3:4 Number of students in School Y = 3a
4a – 3a = 420 (4a + 3a)/4 + 250 + 4a + 3a = 1250 * 3
a = 420 7a + 1000 + 28a = 3750 * 4
x = 3 * 420 = 1260 35a = 15000 - 1000
35a = 14000
18) Answer: A a = 14000/35 = 400
(4 * 5x * 120/100) + (2 * 22/7 * 7x * 150/100) – Number of students in school Y = 3 * 400 = 1200
[(4 * 5x) + (2 * 22/7 * 7x)] = 52
Score Booster
Direction (1-5): Following question contains two I) 2x2 - 30x + 52 = 0
equations as I and II. You have to solve both II) 2y2 - 5y - 63 = 0
equations and determine the relationship A.x ≥ y
between them and give answer as, B.x ≤ y
1. C.x > y

D.x < y I) x2 - 26x + 105 = 0

E. x = y or relationship can’t be determined. II) y2 + 33y + 260 = 0
A.x < y
2. B. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
I) x2 - 39x + 324 = 0 C.x > y
II) y2 - 55y + 756 = 0 D.x ≤ y
A.If x > y E.x ≥ y
B.If x ≤ y
C.If x < y Direction (6-10): What value should come in the
D.If x ≥ y place of (?) in the following number series?
E.If x = y or the relation cannot be established 6. 47, 101, 299, 666, ?, 2017
A.1216
3. B.1218
I) x2 + 22x + 105 = 0 C.1229
II) y2 - 33y + 266 = 0 D.1223
A.If x < y E.1227
B.If x > y 7. 86, 149, 210, 269, 326, ?
C.If x ≤ y A.385
D.If x ≥ y B.380
E.If x = y or relationship between x and y cannot C.383
be determined D.381
E.378
4.
I) x2 - 41x + 330 = 0 8. 8, 9, 22, 75, ?, 1605
II) y2 - 13y - 510 = 0 A.320
A.If x < y B.305
B.If x > y C.300
C.If relationship between x and y cannot be D.310
determined E.316
D.If x ≥ y
E.If x ≤ y 9. 10, 9, 16, 45, 176, ?
A.872
5. B.875

C.878
D.880 14. 1080 ÷ 15 * 12 – ?2 = 960 ÷ 12
E.870 A.26
B.28
10.7920, 1320, 264, 66, ?, 11 C.30
A.22 D.25
B.25 E.24
C.28
D.23 15. 73 % of 800 + 346 - ? = 40 % of 1300
E.26 A.418
B.414
Direction (11-15): What value should come in the C.408
place of (?) in the following questions. D.410
11. (√625 * √256 + 38) ÷ ? = 270 ÷ 45 E.405
A.74 Direction (16-20): What approximate value
B.76 should come in the place of (?) in the following
C.73 questions?
D.68 16. [7. 993 + (163 / 43)] ÷ 15.96 = ?
E.70 A.36
B.42
12. 17 * 244 ÷ 4 + 33 - ? = 684 C.30
A.395 D.48
B.393 E.24
C.390
D.388 17. 63 % of 399.96 + 368.98 = ? – 1399.98 ÷
E.386 24.95
A.674
13. 39 % of 600 – 12 * 13 + ? = 820 ÷ 5 B.677
A.86 C.669
B.83 D.683
C.85 E.685
D.90
E.88 18. 3√342.97 * 93.04 - √675.95 = ?2

A.27 22. 1, 3, 8, 19, 42, 88

B.29 A.42
C.25 B.19
D.23 C.8
E.24 D.88
E.3
19. 163 ÷ 7.97 + 264 ÷ 3.94 = ? * 2.03
A.292 23. 16384, 4098, 1024, 256, 64, 16
B.296 A.16
C.281 B.256
D.289 C.64
E.284 D.1024
E.4098
20. 89.04 % of 1200 - ? % of 1799.95 = 581.96
A.25 24. 8, 14, 22, 34, 54, 92
B.28 A.92
C.31 B.22
D.26 C.14
E.27 D.34
E.54
Direction (21-25): Find out the wrong number in
the following number series. 25. 0, 1.5, 8, 34.5, 156, 809.5
21. 3, 6, 11, 18, 27, 34 A.8
A.11 B.156
B.34 C.809.5
C.6 D.1.5
D.27 E.34.5
E.18


1. Answer: E y(y - 28) - 27(y - 28) = 0
2x2 - 30x + 52 = 0 (y – 27) (y - 28) = 0
2x2 - 4x - 26x + 52 = 0 y = + 27 , + 28
2x(x - 2) - 26(x - 2) = 0 Hence, x ≤ y
(2x - 26) (x - 2) = 0
x = + 13 , + 2 3. Answer: A
2y2 - 5y - 63 = 0 From I
2y2 - 14y + 9y - 63 = 0 x2 + 22x + 105 = 0
2y(y - 7) + 9(y - 7) = 0 x2 + 15x + 7x + 105 = 0
(2y + 9) (y - 7) = 0 x(x + 15) + 7(x + 15) = 0
y = - 9/2, + 7 (x + 7) (x + 15) = 0
Hence , x = y or relationship can’t be x = - 7 , - 15
determined. From II
y2 - 33y + 266 = 0
2. Answer: B y2 - 14y - 19y + 266 = 0
I) x2 - 39x + 324 = 0 y(y - 14) – 19(y - 14)= 0
x2 - 12x - 27x + 324 = 0 (y - 19) (y - 14) = 0
x(x - 12) - 27(x - 12) = 0 y = + 19 , + 14
(x - 27) (x - 12) = 0 Hence , x < y
x = + 27 , + 12
II) y2 - 55y + 756 = 0 4. Answer: C
y2 - 28y - 27y + 756 = 0 From I

x2 - 41x + 330 = 0
x2 - 30x - 11x + 330 = 0 7. Answer: D
x(x - 30) - 11(x - 30) = 0 86 + 63 = 149
(x - 11) (x - 30) = 0 149 + 61 = 210
x = + 11 , + 30 210 + 59 = 269
From II 269 + 57 = 326
y2 - 13y - 510 = 0 326 + 55 = 381
y2 - 30y + 17y - 510 = 0
y(y - 30) + 17(y - 30) = 0 8. Answer: E
(y + 17) (y - 30) = 0 (8 * 1) + 12 = 9
y= - 17 , + 30 (9 * 2) + 22 = 22
Hence, relationship between x and y cannot (22 * 3) + 32 = 75
be determined. (75 * 4) + 42 = 316
(316 * 5) + 52 = 1605
5. Answer: C
x2 - 26x + 105 = 0 9. Answer: B
x2 - 21x - 5x + 105 = 0 (10 * 1) - 1 = 9
x(x - 21) - 5(x - 21) = 0 (9 * 2) - 2 = 16
(x - 5) (x - 21) = 0 (16 * 3) - 3 = 45
x = + 5 , + 21 (45 * 4) - 4 = 176
From II (176 * 5) - 5 = 875
y2 + 33y + 260 = 0
y2 + 20y + 13y + 260 = 0 10. Answer: A
y(y + 20) + 13(y + 20) = 0 7920 ÷ 6 = 1320
(y + 13) (y + 20) = 0 1320 ÷ 5 = 264
y= - 13 , - 20 264 ÷ 4 = 66
Hence, x > y 66 ÷ 3 = 22
22 ÷ 2 = 11
6. Answer: C
11. Answer: C
(√625 * √256 + 38) ÷ ? = 270 ÷ 45
(25 * 16 + 38) ÷ ? = 6
(400 + 38) ÷ ? = 6

438 ÷ 6 = ? [512 + 46 - 3] ÷ 16 = ?
73 = ? [512 + 43] ÷ 16 = ?
576 ÷ 16 = ?
12. Answer: E 36 = ?
17 * 244 ÷ 4 + 33 - ? = 684
17 * 61 + 33 - ? = 684 17. Answer: B
1037 + 33 - ? = 684 63 % of 399.96 + 368.98 = ? – 1399.98 ÷ 24.95
1070 – 684 = ? 63 % of 400 + 369 = ? – 1400 ÷ 25
386 = ? 252 + 369 = ? – 56
621 + 56 = ?
13. Answer: A 677 = ?
39 % of 600 – 12 * 13 + ? = 820 ÷ 5
234 – 156 + ? = 164 18. Answer: C
? = 164 – 78 3√342.97 * 93.04 - √675.95 = ?2
? = 86 3√343 * 93 - √676 = ?2
7 * 93 – 26 = ?2
14. Answer: B 651 – 26 = ?2
1080 ÷ 15 * 12 – ?2 = 960 ÷ 12 625 = ?2
72 * 12 – ?2 = 80 25 = ?
864 – 80 = ?2
784 = ?2 19. Answer: D
28 = ? 163 ÷ 7.97 + 264 ÷ 3.94 = ? * 2.03
163 ÷ 8 + 264 ÷ 4 = ? * 2
15. Answer: D 4096 ÷ 8 + 66 = ? * 2
73 % of 800 + 346 - ? = 40 % of 1300 512 + 66 = ? * 2
584 + 346 - ? = 520 578 / 2 = ?
930 – 520 = ? 289 = ?
410 = ?
20. Answer: E
16. Answer: A 89.04 % of 1200 - ? % of 1799.95 = 581.96
[7. 993 + (163 / 43)] ÷ 15.96 = ? 89 % of 1200 - ? % of 1800 = 582
[83 + (163 / 43)] ÷ 16 = ? 1068 - ? % of 1800 = 582
[512 + (46 / 43)] ÷ 16 = ? (? / 100) * 1800 = 1068 – 582

? = (486 / 1800) * 100 16384 ÷ 4 = 4096

? = 27 4096 ÷ 4 = 1024
1024 ÷ 4 = 256
21. Answer: B 256 ÷ 4 = 64
12 + 2 = 3 64 ÷ 4 = 16
22 + 2 = 6
32 + 2 = 11 24. Answer: A
42 + 2 = 18 (8 – 1) * 2 = 14
52 + 2 = 27 (14 – 3) * 2 = 22
62 + 2 = 38 (22 – 5) * 2 = 34
(34 – 7) * 2 = 54
22. Answer: D (54 – 9) * 2 = 90
(1 * 2) + 1 = 3
(3 * 2) + 2 = 8 25. Answer: C
(8 * 2) + 3 = 19 (0 + 1.5) * 1 = 1.5
(19 * 2) + 4 = 42 (1.5 + 2.5) * 2 = 8
(42 * 2) + 5 = 89 (8 + 3.5) * 3 = 34.5
(34.5 + 4.5) * 4 = 156
23. Answer: E (156 + 5.5) * 5 = 807.5

ENGLISH Day - 2 (Eng)
English Language
Directions (01-05): In the following questions, d) A-III-F, B-I-D, C-II-E.

two columns (column I and column II) are given. e) A-I-F, B-III-D, C-II-E.
In column I, sentences A, B and C are present,
while column II has sentences D, E and F. The 2.
table is followed by three connectors which are COLUMN I COLUMN II
used to connect the sentences with column I and
II. You are required to choose the option that can A. The petitioner was D. in this court’s
make the most meaningful and contextually accused to be one considered view, it is
correct sentence with the help of the following among those pragmatic to
options. acknowledge that it will
1. require time.
COLUMN I COLUMN II B. Guidance has been E. the government

offered by this court should consider various
A. In fact, these laws D. they have the (Ibid) on how to factors when making
suggest that the present solemn obligation mitigate this in recent decisions about early
establishment considers to protect the years, release.
itself liberty of citizens. C. The top court also F. had shot at the
B. I guess now the E. the new breed very commendably deceased victims, in a
executive will decide of rulers in India, propagated premeditated and
whether such an order or who hope to stay planned manner.
judgment is contrary to the here forever. I. Who
law II. That
C. It is a matter of even F. may attribute a III. But
greater concern when the corrupt or a) A-II-E, B-I-F, C-III-D.
higher courts of the land malicious motive b) A-II-F, B-III-E, C-I-D.
uphold such arrests, even to the judge. c) A-I-D, B-II-E, C-III-F.
I. And d) A-III-F, B-I-D, C-II-E.
II. As e) A-I-F, B-III-D, C-II-E.
III. Though
a) A-II-E, B-I-F, C-III-D. 3.
b) A-II-F, B-III-E, C-I-D. COLUMN I COLUMN II
c) A-I-D, B-II-E, C-III-F.

A. It has also been D. the transfer order B. It is but natural to have E. baffle the best of
contended by Singh on the face of it is those in authority or policing brains, the
before the court illegal and it being exercising a lot of influence force is tasked with
punitive. expanding
B. The court stated that E. the same could responsibilities.
the recordings such like stigmatic without such C. With crime having F. if under pressure,
the remarks is certainly employee having evolved over the years to by registering cases
not being called for been afforded a encompass methods and but failing to
chance to refute the techniques properly investigate
same. them.
C. It has also been F. although the I. Or
contended by Singh respondent in the II. Which
before the court that the reply have taken a III. Or
transfer order has not stand that the a) A-II-E, B-I-F, C-III-D.
been served to him, petitioner himself did b) A-II-F, B-III-E, C-I-D.
not come forward to c) A-I-D, B-II-E, C-III-F.
collect a copy. d) A-III-F, B-I-D, C-II-E.
I. That e) A-I-F, B-III-D, C-II-E.
II. As
III. Thus 5.
a) A-II-E, B-I-F, C-III-D. COLUMN I COLUMN II
b) A-II-F, B-III-E, C-I-D.
c) A-I-D, B-II-E, C-III-F. A. It is a long list, D. it is creating a new
d) A-III-F, B-I-D, C-II-E. turning into a near billion dollar sector
e) A-I-F, B-III-D, C-II-E. pandemic of kinds, worldwide—the ‘reverse

logistics’ industry.
4. B. Many online E. repackage thousands
COLUMN I COLUMN II retailers now contract of returns, sending them

smaller outfits to secondary channels.
A. It further stated that the D. power over C. Leaving grandiose F. a customer receives a
police assist the criminals others coming verbose out, it product and decides to
by either refusing to take together for denotes the unique return it for whatever
any action against them common gains. situation (not so reason, and reverse
anymore, as you shall logistics kicks in.

learn) c) Economists were puzzled over the recent

inflation and thought to have a meeting with RBI
I. But governor.
II. And d) Both A and B.
III. Where e) All A, B and C.
a) A-II-E, B-I-F, C-III-D.
b) A-II-F, B-III-E, C-I-D. 8. THWART
c) A-I-D, B-II-E, C-III-F. a) The country concedes the young team players
d) A-III-F, B-I-D, C-II-E. to play in the tournament.
e) A-I-F, B-III-D, C-II-E. b) The receiver of the pension has finally
acknowledged and wrote a letter to the pension
Directions (06-10): In the following questions, a office.
word is given and followed by three statements. c) Procrastination is the major issue that foils us
In the given statements, a word is highlighted in from achieving the goal.
each, those may be either synonym or antonym d) Both A and C.
to the highlighted word. You are required to find e) All A, B and C.
the sentence which has the same meaning as
the highlighted word. 9. IMPLAUSIBLE
6. CHASTISE a) The evidences provided by the officers were
a) Importers extolled the state’s policies as those declared improbable by the three judges.
fostered in achieving a lucrative target. b) Priya is unlikely to convince her mother for the
b) My teacher in the school reprimanded me for upcoming educational tour.
taking undue leave. c) The judge was precise about the culprit’s
c) The girl was severely contemplated by the intentions and sentenced him to death.
people as she has participated in Olympics. d) Both A and B.
d) Both A and B. e) All A, B and C.
e) All A, B and C.
10. AMELIORATE
7. BICKERING a) Government has planned to enhance the
a) People were protested against the wages of MGNREGS workers.
government over trifling issues of the country. b) The team had refined its members and asked
b) Doctors advised that the proper usage of drug them to play skillfully.
is significant for the body to perform normally. c) Debugger has rectified the mistakes in the
program that has to be submitted today.

d) Both A and C. b) Cultivate

e) All A, B and C. c) Suspect
d) Speculate
Directions (11-15): In the following questions, a e) None of these.
sentence is given with a blank. You are required
to choose the appropriate word for the blank to 14. The impression in India is that the middle and
make the sentence contextually correct and lower classes across the border are mostly
meaningful. _____________ on a single meal a day.
11. Almost everyone has some form of immunity, a) Subsisting
acquired either from vaccination, previous b) Observing
infection, or both. However, people will c) Acquiring
eventually become ______________ again d) Garner
because of waning immunity and new variants. e) None of these.
a) Vulnerable
b) Susceptible 15. India's public health system grapples with
c) Infect multifaceted challenges, encompassing
d) Acquainted inadequate funding, _______________
e) None of these. infrastructure, scarcity of medicines and
diagnostic facilities, and a shortage of skilled
12. Education ______________ borders, serving medical practitioners.
as a bridge that enriches societies, and France a) Average
believes that is the best investment we can make b) Sufficient
in the future of our strategic partnership. c) Excellent
a) Transcends d) Subpar
b) Accentuates e) None of these.
c) Crosses
d) Improves Directions (16-20): In the following questions, a
e) None of these. sentence is given with a phrase highlighted in
each. The highlighted phrase is grammatically
13. As we embark on this new chapter of our incorrect, you are required to improve the
partnership, I am confident that the connections highlighted phrase with the correct option.
we __________ today will shape a brighter future 16. As the Ambassador of France to India,
for both our nations. making up new opportunities for Indian students
a) Explore

in France has been a top priority since my c) Those are seeing convergences.
appointment. d) That is seeing controversies.
a) Hitting up e) No improvement required.
b) Opening up
c) Blowing up 19. It has led to turmoil of weapons, civil wars
d) Catching up and destructive nuclear power. This technology
e) No improvement required. can only help dictators.
a) Led to extoll.
17. Remember his today draws me face to face b) Lead to accumulation.
with these pressing issues of human concern. c) Led to stockpiling.
a) Remembering him today. d) Lead to garnering.
b) Revitalizing him today. e) No improvement required.
c) Enacting him today.
d) Endangering him today. 20. Initially, it was not expected to be a very
e) No improvement required. different phenomenon from what had been seen
earlier, and Pakistan as well as its terrorist
18. Enlargement was the biggest challenge at proxies in the Kashmir Valley continued with their
the Johannesburg summit. It can be a game- infiltration and violent attacks.
changer for the international order, which are a) Continue of their infiltration.
seeing turmoil that were unimagined at the dawn b) Continue the infiltration.
of this decade. c) Continue with the infiltration.
a) Which are seeing turmoils. d) Continuing the infiltrating.
b) Which is seeing convulsions. e) No improvement required.

1. Answer: A in this court’s considered view, it is pragmatic to

A-E: In fact, these laws suggest that the present acknowledge that it will require time.
establishment considers itself as the new breed C-E: The top court also very commendably
of rulers in India, who hope to stay here forever. propagated that the government should consider
B-F: I guess now the executive will decide various factors when making decisions about
whether such an order or judgment is contrary to early release.
the law and may attribute a corrupt or malicious Therefore, option E is the correct answer.
motive to the judge.
C-D: It is a matter of even greater concern when 3. Answer: C
the higher courts of the land uphold such arrests, A-D: It has also been contended by Singh before
even though they have the solemn obligation to the court that the transfer order on the face of it
protect the liberty of citizens. is illegal and it being punitive.
Therefore, option A is the correct answer. B-E: The court stated that the recordings such
like the remarks is certainly not being called for
2. Answer: E as the same could stigmatic without such
A-F: The petitioner was accused to be one employee having been afforded a chance to
among those who had shot at the deceased refute the same.
victims, in a premeditated and planned manner. C-F: It has also been contended by Singh before
B-D: Guidance has been offered by this court the court that the transfer order has not been
(Ibid) on how to mitigate this in recent years, but served to him, thus, although the respondent in

the reply have taken a stand that the petitioner 6. Answer: B

himself did not come forward to collect a copy. Chastise – criticize severely.
Therefore, option C is the correct answer. Extolled – praise.
Reprimanded – criticize someone.
4. Answer: D Contemplate – looking thoughtfully for a long
A-F: It further stated that the police assist the time.
criminals by either refusing to take any action The word “reprimanded” represents the same
against them or, if under pressure, by registering meaning as “chastised”. Therefore, option B is
cases but failing to properly investigate them. the correct answer.
B-D: It is but natural to have those in authority or
exercising a lot of influence or power over others 7. Answer: A
coming together for common gains. Bickering – issue over trivial matters.
C-E: With crime having evolved over the years to Trifling – unimportant or trivial.
encompass methods and techniques which Puzzled – confused.
baffle the best of policing brains, the force is Significant – important.
tasked with expanding responsibilities. The word “trifling” represents the same meaning
Therefore, option D is the correct answer. as “bickering”. Therefore, option A is the correct
answer.
5. Answer: C
A-D: It is a long list, turning into a near pandemic 8. Answer: C
of kinds, but it is creating a new billion dollar Thwart – prevent something from succeeding.
sector worldwide—the ‘reverse logistics’ Foil – stop something to move forward.
industry. Concedes – admit or allow.
B-E: Many online retailers now contract smaller Acknowledge – agree.
outfits and repackage thousands of returns, The word “foils” represents the same meaning
sending them to secondary channels. as “thwart”. Therefore, option C is the correct
C-F: Leaving grandiose verbose out, it denotes answer.
the unique situation (not so anymore, as you
shall learn) where a customer receives a product 9. Answer: D
and decides to return it for whatever reason, and Implausible – unlikely, improbable.
reverse logistics kicks in. Precise – marked by exactness and accuracy of
Therefore, option C is the correct answer. details.

The words “improbable” and “unlikely” represent education goes beyond the limit. Therefore,
the same meaning as “implausible”. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.
option D is the correct answer.
13. Answer: B
10. Answer: E If a new partnership is getting started, some new
Ameliorate – make something better. things will be happened or developed. This can
Enhance – improve. be termed as "cultivate". Therefore, option B is
Refined – make some changes to improve. the correct answer.
Rectified – correct something for a betterment.
The words “enhance”, “refined” and “rectified” 14. Answer: A
reflect the same meaning Subsisting – maintain at minimal level.
as “ameliorate”. Therefore, option E is the Middle and low income countries may or may not
correct answer. receive a single meal a day. Between the two,
we can only choose they are not getting a single
11. Answer: E meal in a day by the word "subsisting".
Susceptible – easily influenced. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.
The sentence is connected using "however"
(but), so we can infer that both positive and 15. Answer: D
negative sentences should be placed. It conveys Subpar – below an average; not usual.
that they are getting infected again because of The sentence is about inadequate funding and
the reducing immunity power and new variants scarcity in medicines, so the blank will also have
even though they have immunity. This can be the word related to this. So, "subpar" should be
termed as "susceptible" and "vulnerable". Since, used. Therefore, option D is the correct answer.
we do not have the option to choose both
answers, option E should be preferred. 16. Answer: B
Therefore, option E is the correct answer. Making up – invent or compose.
Opening up – becoming more present; make
12. Answer: A available or possible.
Transcend – goes beyond the limit. The ambassador of France is providing new
Education helps enrich the societies, France opportunities for students of India in France, this
thinks that this is the best investment of the can be termed as "opening up". Therefore,
future. This can be termed as "transcends", option B is the correct answer.
17. Answer: A

Option A is correct, remembering him today will incorrect. Therefore, option B is the correct
be contextually correct. "Enacting" will be used answer.
for "making laws" and "endangered" will be used 19. Answer: C
for "species". While "revitalize" means "re- "Has" will take v3 verb after it, so options B and
energy". Therefore, option A is the correct D get eliminated. Option A is contextually
answer. incorrect as the weapons cannot be extolled.
Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
18. Answer: B
The subject is singular (challenge), so singular 20. Answer: E
verb should be used, therefore, option A and C Here, the given sentence is contextually correct,
gets eliminated. Option D is contextually so no improvement is needed. Therefore, option
E is the correct answer.
Score Booster
Directions (1-7): Read the following passage and contemplating the China Plus One strategy. India
answer the questions that follow based on the is very much at the centre of this strategy for
information provided in the passage. many corporations and countries, but it should
The slowdown in China may create a big vacuum aggressively grab the opportunity with both
in the world economy. The country’s economic hands. Half-baked measures are not going to
might has been a succour for the global serve it in the long run.
economy, which is battling a protracted While India has been successful in smaller
slowdown. With China’s economy slowing down ways—like pulling a few manufacturers away
for various reasons, the world is looking for a new from China and attracting them to India—its
economic powerhouse to boost sentiments. India policies so far have been far from impressive vis-
has all the ingredients to become one but needs à-vis convincing the world that it is serious about
to get its house in order so as to fill at least a part becoming a potent alternative to China. Some
of the vacuum created by China. The latter’s policies have baffled analysts. Amid the call for
economy has hit a roadblock primarily due to the Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat, the
Chinese government’s policy change and the government has started going back to the
country’s fast-ageing population. strategies of the 1960s and 1970s, like levying
In a global environment where aggressive inward- high duties on imports of foreign goods. Many of
looking policies are becoming the norm, many these imports are actually used as raw materials
countries are consciously trying to reduce by Indian manufacturers. Reposing faith in the
dependency on China, and both multinational Production Linked Incentive Scheme to boost
companies and countries are seriously manufacturing has not worked well either. India’s

manufacturing value addition as a percentage of a) China’s most of the population is getting older.
the Gross Domestic Product reached a decadal b) India had devised a strategy and it has the
low of 13% in 2022. Contrary to the government’s potential to become an alternative to China.
claims, tax and other compliances, apart from c) Production Linked Incentive scheme has not
policy uncertainties, remain big deterrents for worked better.
investors. d) Both A and C.
Growing sectarian tensions and the weakening of e) All A, B and C.
institutions also remain causes for concern for
global investors. The government has not been 4. Which of the following will explicitly express the
very ‘defensive’ while responding to such primary reason behind the nullity in the global
criticism, but it must remember that negative economy?
perceptions dissuade investors. Closing eyes to a) China had supported the global economy.
realities will not help the Indian cause in the long b) Most of the countries are dependent on China
run. market.
1. Choose the word that is most SIMILAR to the c) As the major countries in the world have
highlighted word PROTRACTED in the passage. signed a pact for the development projects with
a) Lingering China in the future.
b) Swaggering d) Both A and B.
c) Prohibiting e) Both B and C.
d) Annihilating
e) None of these. 5. According to the context, why do the countries
want to reduce the dependency on China?
2. Choose the word that is most OPPOSITE to a) China is facing economic slowdown, so it could
the highlighted word BAFFLED in the passage. not supply the needs of the country.
a) Puzzled b) The countries wanted to manufacture
b) Confused everything domestically.
c) Lucid c) The countries are thinking about investing in
d) Irrational different countries rather than depending on
e) None of these. China.
d) Both A and B.
3. According to the given passage, which of the e) None of these.
following statement or statements can be stated
as TRUE?

6. What are the steps to be taken by India to be in D. A poorly funded public healthcare system and
the first place, according to the context? pricey private medicare frustrates patients, while
a) It should attract more manufacturers by its short-staffing and unending patient queues test
domicile policies. doctors’ patience.
b) Well planned measures should be taken. E.The National Medical Commission notifies that
c) India should launch strategies that were in doctors can refuse treatment to abusive or unruly
1980’s. patients except in emergencies.
d) Both A and B. 8. Which of the following is the FIRST statement
e) All A, B and C. after rearrangement?
a) A
7. Which of the following word can replace the b) B
highlighted word DISSUADE in the passage? c) C
a) Discourage d) D
b) Instill e) E
c) Persuade
d) Inhibit 9. Which of the following is the THIRD statement
e) None of these. after rearrangement?
a) A
Directions (8-12): In the following questions, a set b) B
of sentences is given and arranged randomly. c) C
You are required to rearrange the given d) D
sentences in a proper manner to form a e) E
meaningful paragraph.
A. It’s the Commission’s answer to curb growing 10. Which of the following is the FIFTH statement
violence against doctors. What provokes after rearrangement?
violence? a) A
B. Cases of patient violence are many. So are b) B
instances of medical malpractice and negligence. c) C
Systemic reforms and regaining trust can suture d) D
the fractured relationship. e) E
C. The new rule, however well-intentioned, could
be counter-productive if patients misconstrue it to 11. Which of the following is the SECOND
be punitive or discriminatory. statement after rearrangement?

a) A 12. Which of the following is the FOURTH

b) B statement after rearrangement?
c) C a) A
d) D b) B
e) E c) C
d) D
e) E

1. Answer: A The word “lucid” is the antonym of the
Protracted – lasting for a long time. highlighted word “baffled” in the passage.
Lingering – stay in a place longer than Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
necessary.
Swaggering – walk or behave confidently. 3. Answer: C
Annihilating – destroy. Statement A is incorrect, according to the
The word “lingering” is the synonym of the passage, China’s population is fast-ageing
highlighted word “protracted” in the passage. (getting older happening early), it does not
Therefore, option A is the correct answer. describe about most of the population.
Statement B is incorrect, the latter part of the
2. Answer: C sentence is correct but not the former one. The
Baffled – confused. passage did not discuss about the strategy that
Puzzled – confused. has been devised by India.
Lucid – clear and transparent. Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
Irrational – not logical.

4. Answer: A 7. Answer: A
Statement B is incorrect, it cannot be explicitly DISSUADE – persuade someone not to do
derived from the above passage. The reason something.
behind the vacuum is China had supported the The word “discourage” is the best replacement
global economy, but we cannot say in which way of the word “dissuade” in the passage.
it had supported. Also, statement B can be taken Therefore, option A is the correct answer.
as an assumption as we do not know about what
are they depend on. 8. Answer: E
Statement C is incorrect, this has not been The correct rearrangement is EADBC.
discussed anywhere in the passage. Statement E is the introductory one as it
Therefore, option A is the correct answer. introduces the topic about the new rule. The next
statement will say why this rule gets
5. Answer: E implemented, so the second statement is A. The
Statements B and C are correct, according to the third statement is D it further states what both
passage the countries wanted to manufacture sides (patients and doctors) are facing. The
domestically rather than depending on China, it fourth statement is B, because
can be deduced by the phrase (inward-looking of these issues, violence happens between
policies – aim is to produce goods domestically). patients and doctors. The concluding statement
Then, the phrase China One plus strategy is C, the rule should be implemented but patients
means a business approach that encourages shouldn't think it as a discrimination.
companies to diversify their operations by The correct sentences are,
expanding outside of China. The National Medical Commission notifies that
Statement A is partially correct, but we cannot doctors can refuse treatment to abusive or
deduce that the needs can or cannot be supplied unruly patients except in emergencies. It’s the
by China. Commission’s answer to curb growing violence
Therefore, option E is the correct answer. against doctors. What provokes violence? A
poorly funded public healthcare system and
6. Answer: B pricey private medicare frustrates patients, while
Statement B is correct, If India wants to be in the short-staffing and unending patient queues test
first place, it has to take measures that is well doctors’ patience. Cases of patient violence are
planned. many. So are instances of medical malpractice
Therefore, option B is the correct answer. and negligence. Systemic reforms and regaining
trust can suture the fractured relationship. The

new rule, however well-intentioned, could be The correct rearrangement is EADBC.

counter-productive if patients misconstrue it to Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
be punitive or discriminatory.
Therefore, option E is the correct answer. 11. Answer: A
The correct rearrangement is EADBC.
9. Answer: D Therefore, option A is the correct answer.
Therefore, option D is the correct answer. 12. Answer: B
10. Answer: C Therefore, option B is the correct answer.

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