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TEST - 202
REASONING ABILITY
Directions (Q.l-6): Study the following information to answer the given questions.
Twelve people are sitting in two parallel rows containing six people each such that they are
equidistant from each other. In row 1, A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting facing South. In row 2, P,
Q, R, S, T and V are sitting facing North.
Therefore, in the given seating arrangement, each member sitting in a row faces another
member of the other row.
Three persons sit between C and D . Either C or D sits at an extreme end of
the line. The one who faces D sits third to the left of R. S faces the one who
sits third to the left of A and he cannot sit adjacent to R. The immediate
neighbor of Q faces the immediate neighbor of A
Only one person sits between P and T who facing the one sitting on the
immediate right of E. Neither E or F faces R. V and Q cannot sit adjacent to
each other.
1. Who among the following faces B?
1) P 2) Q 3) T 4) R 5) S
2. Who among the following sit at the extreme ends of the rows.
1) D,Q 2) T,F 3) E,S
4)B,T 5) F,Q
3. If E is related to P in the same way as C is related to S, which of the
following is A related to, following the same pattern?
I)V 2)R 3)Q 4)T 5) Can't be determined
4.How many persons are sitting between E and F?
1) None 2) One 3) Two 4) Three 5)Four
5.Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given
arrangement and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to
that group?
I)P-D 2)Q-F 3) Q-A 4)S-B 5)T-E
6.Which of the following is true regarding P?
1)Q is an immediate neighbour of P.
2)P faces the immediate neighbour of B.
3)P sits second from the left end of the row.
4)P sits at one of the extreme ends.
5) P faces the one who is second from the right end of the row.
6. Which of the following expressions is definitely true if the given
expressions 'T ≤ R' and 'L > M' are to be definitely true?
I)R> S = P ≥ M =T≤ K<L
2)P>R=S ≥M=T<K≤ L
3)L>K≥T=P<M=R≤S
4)R>P=S >M≥T<K≤ L
5)None of these
8.Which of the following symbols should replace the question mark in the given expression in
order to make the expressions 'R≤ T' and 'S> V' definitely true? P>R=M ? S=T ? K ?:V
1) <, > 2)≤, ≥ 3)≤, > 4) <, ≥ 5) None of these
9. In which of the following expressions is 'L > M' definitely false?
I)K≥N>M<S≤L 2)M>S=Z>P<L
3)Y>Z=M<S=X<L 4)K=N:≤L<P≤Y<M 5) None of these
10. Study the following information carefully and answer the given question.
'X + Y' means X is the daughter of Y.
'X - Y' means X is the father of Y.
'X x Y' means X is the son of Y.
'X ÷ Y' means X is the wife of Y.
What will come in place of question mark to establish the relation that 'P is the mother of L'
in the following expression?
L+N-M ? P
1)- 2)+ 3)÷ 4)x 5) Either + or x
Directions (Q. 11-15): Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence
form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group?
(Q. 14 and 15 are based on the English alphabetical series.)
II. 1) Kind 2) Merciful 3) Cruel
4) Gentle 5) Humane
12.I)Comic 2) Funny 3) Witty
4) Gloomy 5) Jocular
13.1) Eyes 2) Kindney 3) Lung
4) Heart 5) Ears
14.I)DGJM 2)KNQT 3) NQTM
4)EHKN 5)UXAD
15.I)BOCQ 2)DQER 3) GTHU
4)JWKX 5)MHNI
Directions (Q.16-20): In each of the following questions, a question is followed by
information given in three statements. You have to decide the information given in which
of the statements is necessary and sufficient to answer the given question.
16. Is the time 6 o'clock now?
I After fifteen minutes, the minute and the hour hands of the clock will make a right angle.
II The train which is running late by exactly two hours from its scheduled time of arrival, ie 3
pm, has reached now.
III. 6 o'clock is the time of departure of a train and it is still on the platform.
1) Only I 2) Either II or I 3) Either III or II
4) Either I or II or III 5) All I, II and III
17. How many sisters does Neha have? (Neha is a girl.)
I. Krishna, Neha's mother, has three children.
II Vinod is the father-in-law of Krishna and he has only one son and one grandson.
III. Puja, Neha's sister, has two siblings.
1) Only I and II 2) Only II and III
3) Only II and either III or I 4) All I, II and III 5) Data inadequate
18. Who is the tallest among P, Q, R, S and T?
I. R is taller than Q but not as tall as T.
II P is not the shortest.
III. P is taller than only S.
1) Only I and II 2) Only I and III
3) Only I and either II or III 4) All I, II and III
5) Data inadequate
19. On which day of the week did Anu arrive?
I. Her sister, Tanu, correctly remembers that she did not arrive on Wednesday.
II. Her friend, Manu, correctly remembers that she arrived before Friday.
III. Her mother correctly mentions that she arrived before Friday but after Tuesday.
1) Only I and II 2) Only II and III 3) Only I and III
4) All I, II and III 5) Data inadequate
20. A, B, C, D and E are sitting in a row facing North. Who among them is in the middle?
I. E is at the right end of the row.
IL D sits between A and C.
III. Neither A nor C sits at an extreme end.
1) Only I and II 2) Only II and III
3) Any two of the three 4) All I, II, and III
5) Data inadequate
Directions (Q. 21-25): Study the following information to answer the given questions:
In a certain code, 'nuclear plants are safe' is written as 'tic da pic ki', 'conserve safe nuclear
energy' is written as 'pic ra ki su', 'new plants conserve radiation' is written as 'ba su tic mo' and
'prevent from nuclear radiation' is written as 'gi mo ki fa'.
21. What is the code for 'conserve'?
1) pi 2) ra 3) su 4) ki 5) Can't be determined
22. What does 'da' stand for?
1) plants 2) energy
4) are 5) nuclear
23. Which of the following is the code for 'new energy from plants'?
1) ra tic fa ba 2) fa ra pic tic
4) tic ba ra gi 5) None of these
24. Which of the following is represented by the code 'pic ba mo da'?
1)new radiation are safe
2)prevent plants conserve from
3)plants are prevent radiation
4)conserve new radiation from
5)None of these
25.Which of the following may be the code for 'new nuclear deal from America'?
1) ba ki tic chi gi or fa 2) gi nic mo ba ra
3) ra chi gi mo tic 4) ki chi nic ba fa or gi
5) None of these Directions
Directions: (Q. 26·30): Study the following information to answer the given questions:
A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers
rearranges them following a particular rule. The following is an illustration of input and
rearrangement.
Input: 9 India 4 will 28 take revenge 17 by 22 defeating 36 England
Step I. by 36 9 India 4 will 28 take revenge 17 22 defeating England.
Step II. by 36 will 4 9 India 28 take revenge 17 22 defeating England
Step III. by 36 will 4 defeating 28 9 India take revenge 17 22 England
Step IV. by 36 will 4 defeating 28 take 9 India revenge 17 22 England
Step V. by 36 will 4 defeating 28 take 9 England 22 India revenge 17
Step VI. by 36 will 4 defeating 28 take 9 England 22 revenge 17 India
Step VI is the last step of the arrangement for the given input.
As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out in each of the following questions the
appropriate steps for the given input.
Input for the questions:
Input: 11 we 25 39 should 19 not 5 lose 33 this 29 opportunity
26. Which of the following will be the last step of the rearrangement?
I)IV 2)V 3)VI 4)VI1 5) None of these
27. Which step number would be the following output? lose 39 we 5 not 33 this 11 25 should
19 29 opportunity
1)II 2) III 3) IV
4) V 5) There will be no such step.
28. In step V, which of the following numbers/words would be at 8th position from the right?
1) not 2) 33 3) this 4) 11 5) None of these
29. In step V of the rearrangement, if 'this' is related to 'opportunity' and '29' is related to 'should'
in a certain way, which of the following would 'not' be related to, . following the same
pattern?
1) 33 2) 11 3) this 4) we 5) None of these
30. What will be the position of 'should' in step III?
1) Sixth from the left 2) Fifth from the right
3) Seventh from the right 4) Eighth from the left
5) None of these
Directions (Q. 31-35): Study the following information and answer the questions given
below.
Vishal, Rohan, Anu, Yogendra, Akash and Ritu stay on different floors of a six-storey building
(ground floor is numbered as floor 1 and top floor is numbered as floor 6).
Each of them plays one of the following games: Golf, Hockey, Squash, Tennis, Chess and
Volleyball, but not necessarily in the same order.
Rohan stays on floor 4 and he plays neither Chess nor Volleyball. The one who plays
Hockey stays on floor 3. Akash plays Tennis and he doesn't stays on either floor 1 or 6. Anu
stays on floor 2 and plays Squash. Yogendra plays Volleyball but neither he nor Ritu stays on
floor 1.
31. Who plays Golf?
1) Ritu 2) Yogendra 3) Rohan
4) Vishal 5) None of these
32. Which game does Vishal play?
1) Squash 2) Chess 3) Hockey
4) Golf 5) None of these
33. On which floor does Akash stay?
1)5 2)4· 3)3 4)2 5) None of these
34. Who plays Hockey?
1) Rohan 2) Vishal 3) Ritu
4) Anu 5) None of these
35. Which of the following combinations is true?
1)Vishal - Floor I - Hockey
2)Akash - Floor 5 - Chess
3)Yogendra - Floor 6 - Volleyball
4)Rohan - Floor 4 - Chess
5)None of these
Directions (Q. 36·40): In each question below are given two or three statements
followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the given statements to
be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the
conclusions and decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given
statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Give answer
1)if only conclusion I follows.
2)if only conclusion II follows.
3)if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
4)if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.
5)if both conclusion I and conclusion II follow.
36. Statements: Some tigers are panthers.
No lion is a tiger.
Conclusions 1 Some panthers being lions is a possibility.
II Panthers, which are not tigers, being lions is a possibility.
37. Statements: All doctors are perfect.
All engineers are perfect.
Conclusions I There is a possibility that some doctors are engineers.
II All perfects are either doctors or engineers.
38. Statements: All eggs are tomatoes.
No tomato is a potato. All potatoes are goods.
Conclusions I Some tomatoes may be goods.
II All eggs being goods is a possibility.
39. Statements: Some dogs are cats. All animals are cats.
All cats are whites.
Conclusions I All those dogs which are cats are also whites.
Il All the animals mayor may not be dogs.
40. Statements: Some golds are silver.
All silvers are white. No white is a yellow.
Conclusions I Some golds which are white are not yellow.
II Some golds being yellow is a possibility.
Directions (Q. 41·43): Read the following information and the sentences given below it
carefully and answer the questions.
The Govt of India is now planning to withdraw entire subsidy on LPG.
(A) The subsidy mainly benefits the middle class and not the real poor, who are the major part of
the population on whom this additional subsidy may be passed on.
(B) Despite several long-term benefits, it may adversely affect common people, particularly
in urban areas, as they will face much difficulty managing their household
budget.
(C) Withdrawal of entire subsidy on LPG is necessary in
present situation, otherwise our economy will go
through a difficult phase and will not be able to
withstand any further burden on it.
(D) In several rich countries like Europe, Govt provides more subsidy on LPG and other
petroleum products than the subsidy on LPG provided by the Govt of India.
(E) Some well-known economists have suggested to find out some other way to reduce
economic burden so that a reflexive decision can be taken without much affecting any
section of the society.
41. Which of the statements (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) would support the Govt's decision of
withdrawing entire subsidy?
1) Only (A) 2) Only (B) 3) Only (C)
4) Only (A) and (C) 5) None of these
42. Which of the statements (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) would strongly contradict the planning of
withdrawing entire subsidy?
1) Only (B) 2) Only (D) 3) Only (E)
4) Only (B) and (D) 5) Only (B) and (E)
43. Which of the statements (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) mentioned above represents a possible
consequence of the Govt of India not withdrawing the entire subsidy on Iro?
1) Only (D) 2) Only (E)
4) Both (B) and (D)
44. In a move that can provide some respite to ailing airline companies, the Govt is looking at
allowing them to import jet fuel on their own.
Which of the following can be concluded from the above statement?
1)Central Govt will lose a huge amount of money if jet fuel is imported.
2)Airline companies in the past have imported jet fuel.
3)Airline companies have been making a considerable profit in recent months.
4)The price of imported jet fuel is less than the price, of jet fuel available in the market.
S)None of these
45. India's economic growth has come at a terrible price of increased industrial and vehicular
pollution.
If the above report is true, it is based on which of the following assumptions?
(A) Pollution is a part of industrial society.
(B) India is an emerging economy and the most polluted country in the World.
( C ) Indian economic growth is based on only industrial growth.
(D) A country desires economic growth with manageable side effects.
1) Only (A) 2) Only (A) and (V)
3) Only (C) and (D) 4) Only (D) 5) None of these.
QUANTITATIVE APPTITUDE.
Directions ( Q 51 – 55) ; What should come in place of question mark (?) in the following
equations?
51 . 13/8 rm15/32 of 0.45% of 7168 = ?
1)23.37 2) 24.57 3) 25.12 4) 26.87 5) 28.42
52. (1036 x 0.75 + 1128 )x 3,.5 = ?
1)3216.2 20 3472.3 3)3564.6 4) 3672.8 5) 3706.5
53. √? = (78 X 148)÷481
1) 484 2)529 3) 576 4) 625 5) 676.
54. ( 5546 ÷ 47 + 4984 X 0.25) ÷ 11 = ?
1)124 2) 127 3) 130 4) 132 5) 136
55. 6 2/5 X 5 5/8X 11 11/14 ÷ 6 2/7 = ?
1) 63.5 2)64.5 3) 65.5 4) 66.5 5)67.5
Directions (Q. 56-60): What approximate value will come in place of question mark (?)
in the following equations?
56. 339% of803 + 77.8 % of 1107 =?
1)3175 2)3320 3)3580 4)3710 5)3950
57. .√2300 x .√240= ?
1)685 2)705 3)815 4)745 5)635
58. 14.03 x 27.489 - 8.749 x 16.04 =?
1)210 2)250 3)295 4)325 5)350
59. 119.003 x 14.987 + 21.04 x 13..96=?
1)2080 2)2120 3)2150 4)2175 5)2200
60. 17.38% of 1557 - 21.012 x 8.97 =?
1)50 2)80 3)110 4)140 5)175
Directions (Q. 61-65): In each of the following number series, a wrong number is given.
Find out the wrong number.
61. 30, 210, 742, 1716, 3390, 5814
1)210 '2)742 3)1716 4)3390 5)5814
62. 1440, 1152, 930, 766, 651, 580, 542
1}930 2)766 3)651 4)580 5)542
63. 18, 59, 187, 576, 1749, 5269
1)59 2) 187 3)576 3) 1749 5)5269
64. 7, 22, 64, 216, 898, 4525, 27190
1)64 2)216 3)898 4)4525 5)27190
65. 16, 9278, 15109, 18484, 20212, 20941, 21157
1)9278 2) 15109 3) 18484 4)20212 5)20941
Directions (Q. 66-70): In the following questions, two equations numbered I and IT are
given. You have to solve both the equations and give answer
l)if x>y 2)if x<y
3)if x ≥y 4)if x:≤ ;y
5) if x = y or no relation can be, established between x and y
66.12x2-11x+15=0 II 21y2-23y+6=0
67. 1 5x2-16x+11=0 IL 5y2_3y-2=0
68.1 x2+11x+28=0 II 2y2+13y+20=0
69. 1 6x2+29x+35=0 II 3)::2+ 19y+30=0
70. 1 2x +5y =6 II 5x+ 11y=9
Directions (Q. 71-75): In the following charts, the first pie-chart shows the percentage
distribution of total students studying in different schools and the second pie-chart shows
the percentage distribution of total girl students studying in these schools. (Total number
of students in all the schools together is 30000 and the ratio of boys to girls is 3:2.)
71. What is the difference between the total number of boys and the total number of girls
studying in School D?
1) 2020 2) 2040 3) 2066
4) 2680 5) 3720
72. The number of girls studying in School C is what percentage of the number of boys studying
in School E?
1)60% 2)70% 3)75% 4)80% 5)90%
73. What is the average of the number of boys studying in school A, B and C?
1)2150 2)2200 3)2350 4)2400 5)2450
74. The number of girls in School F is what percentage more than the number of girls in School
A?
1)25% 2)30% 3)40% 4)50% 5)60%
75. Total number of boys in School F is approximately what percentage more than the total
number of boys in School D?
1) 21.4% 2) 25.8% 3) 27.5%
4) 32% 5) 34.6%
76. A person lent a certain sum of money at 8% simple interest and in eight years, the interest
amounted to Rs.635.40 less than the amount lent. What is the amount the person lent?
1)Rs.1725 2)Rs.1735 3)Rs.1745
4) Rs.1755 5) Rs.1765
77. The ages of three persons A, B and C are in the ratio of 4:7:14 and the ages of B, C and D
are in the ratio of2: 4:5. What is the ratio of the ages of A, B, C and D?
1)4:7:8:14 2) 8:14:16:35 3)4:7:14:10
4) 8:14:28:35 5) None
78. Population of a country increases consistently by 12% every year. If the present population
of the city is 40 lakh then what will be the population of the city after three years?
1)5619712 2)5628460 3)5636400
4) 5698960 5) None of these
79. If the length of a rectangle is increased by 16 metre and the breadth is decreased by 5 metre,
the area of the rectangle remains unchanged, and if the length is decreased by eight metre
and the breadth is increased' by 5 metre, the area still remains unchanged. What is the area of
the rectangle?
1)432sqm 2)800sqm 3)480sqm
4) 540sqm 5)720sqm
80. Letters of the word "SERIES" are arranged in such a way that all 'the vowels always come
together. What is the total number of ways of making such an arrangement?
1)720 2) 180 3) 144 4)72 5)36
81. The difference between the simple interest and the compound interest compounded every six
months at the rate of .16% pa at the end of two years is Rs.60733.44. What is the amount?
1)Rs.12.51akh 2)Rs.151akh 3)Rs.161akh
4)Rs.17.5Iakh 5)Rs.18Iakh
82. If the price of sugar is raised by 40% then by what percentage must a person reduce his
consumption of sugar so as not to increase his expenditure?
1)40% 2) 1 6/7% 3) 60% 4)284/7% 5) 5 5/7%
83. There is sufficient food for 372 men for 36 days. After 15 days, 120 men left the place. For
how many days will the rest of the food last for the rest of the men?
1) 27 days 2) 29 days 3) 31 days
4) 33 days 5) 35 days
84. From a pack of 52 cards, two cards are drawn at random.
What is the probability of both of them being queens?
1)200/221 2) 20/221 3)201/221
4)1/221 5) 32/22
85. If 8 men or 12 women can reap a field in 35 days, how many days will 5 men and 3 women
take to reap the same field?
1) 32 days 2) 36 days 3) 40 days
4) 42 days 5) 48 days
Directions (Q. 86-90): Each of the questions below consists of a question and two
statements I and II given below it. You have to· decide whether the data provided in the
statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read both the statements and give answer
1) If the data in statement I alone are sufficient but the data in statement IT alone are not
sufficient to answer the question.
2) If the data in statement IT alone are sufficient but the data in statement I alone are not
sufficient to answer the question.
3) If the data either in statement I alone or in statement IT alone are sufficient to answer the
question.
4) If the data even in both statements I and IT together are not sufficient to answer the
question.
5) If the data in both statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question.
86. What is the present age of A?
I. The ratio of the present ages of A to B is 16:5.
II After eight years, the ratio of the ages of A to B will be 18:7.
87. In a two-digit number, the digit at ten's place is 140% of the digit at unit's place. What is the
number?
I. The digit at unit's place is 71 3/7 % of the digit at ten's place.
II The sum of digits of the two-digit number is 12.
88. If a> b then is (a + b) an odd-number?
I.13< a: ≤ 16
II. 14<b< 17
89. What is the population of a city in the year 2010 if its population increases by 10% per year. '
I. The difference between its population in the year 2011 and that in "the year 2009 is 2100.
II The sum of the population in the year 2009 and that in the year 2011 is 22100.
90. How many marks did Rohit score in Physics?
I.Total marks scored by him in Physics, Chemistry and Biology is 170.
II Marks scored by him in Physics is 1.5 times the marks scored by him in Biology.
Directions (Q. 91-95): Following bar-graph shows the number of TV models, M1 and
M2 produced by a company in different years and the line-graph shows the percentage of
sale of these models in different years.
91. What is the total number of TV models M1 and M2 sold in the year 2005? .
1)44800 2)48840 3)48480
4)48440 5)44880
92. What is the ratio of the total number of TV s of model M2 unsold in the year 2006 to the total
number of TVs of model M2 produced in 20077
1) 32: 47 2)41: 60 3)43: 60
4)47:60 5)8: 15
93. In which of the following years the percentage rise/fall in the production of model M] is
minimum as compared to the previous year?
1)2006 2)2007 3)2008 4)2009 5)2010
94. What is the percentage rise in the selling of model M2 from year 2007 to 2008? (Answer in
approximate value.)
1)27% 2)29% 3)31% 4)33% 5)35%
95. What is the total number of TV s of model M, sold in all the six years together?
1) 195240 2) 196720 3) 197340
4) 198280 5) 199020
Directions (Q: 96-100): Following line-graph shows the percentage profit earned by
three companies A, Band C in the period of 2006 to 2011.
96. If the expenditure of Company A in the year 2008 is Rs.55.5 lakh then what is its income in
that year?
1) Rs.88.841akh 2) Rs.82.l41akh 3) Rs.84.61akh
4)Rs.85.5 lakh 5)Rs.87 .21akh
97. What is the percentage rise in the percentage profit of Company B from 2008 to 2009?
1) 5% 2) 10% 3) 12.5% 4) 25% 5) None of these
98. If the total expenditure of Company A in the year 2006 and Company C in the year 2010
together is Rs.94 lakh then what is the sum of the total income of A in 2006 and Cin2010?
1)Rs.67.l4Iakh 2)Rs.131.6Iakh 3) Rs. 65.8 lakh
4) Rs.134.281akh 5) None of these
99. If the income of Company A in year 2006 and expenditure of Company B in year 2007 are
equal and Rs.91 lakh each then what is the difference between the income of B in 2007 and
the expenditure of A in the year 2006?
1)Rs.67.21akh 2)Rs.69.81akh 3)70.411akh
4)71.51akh 5) None
100. If the expenditure of Company B in the year 2006 and the income of C in the year 2009 are
equal then what is the ratio of the income of B in the year 2006 to the expenditure of C in the
year 2009?
1)2:1 2)1:2 3)12:5 4)5:12 5) None of these
ANSWERS
(1 – 6)
Row 1 D E A B C F
Row 2 T V P R Q S
1. 4; 2. 2; 3. 2;
4. 4: Three persons A, B and C
5. 3; In all other pairs, either of the persons sits at an extreme end.
6. 2;
7. 2; Check option (1)
R > S = P ≥ M = I ≤ K < L combining R > S ≥ T ≤ K < L combining
R > T ≤ K < L
T ≤ R is not for this expression. So, option (1) is not the right choice.
Check option (2); P > R = S ≥ M = I < K ≤ L combining P > R ≥ T < K ≤ L
Thus T ≤ R is true for this expression. Again check;
P > R = S ≥ m + I < K ≤ L combining P > R = S ≥ M < K ≤ L combining
P > R = s ≥ M < L. Thus, L > M is also true for this expression
Check option (3); L > K ≥ I = P < M -- R ≤ S combining
L > K ≥ I < M = R ≤ S combining L > T < M = R ≤ S
Comparision between L and M is not possible. So, option (3) is not true.
Check option (4); R > P -- S > M ≥ I < K ≤ L combining
R > P -- S > M ≥ T < L comparision of L and M is not possible. So, option (4) is not true.
7. 3; Check option (1) P > R -- M < S --- T > K ≥ V combining
P > R < T > K ≥ V. Thus R ≤ T is not true.
Check option (2) ; P > R = M < S T > K ≥ V combining
P > R ≤ T ≥ K ≥ V Hence, R ≤ T is true.
Again check: P > R -- M ≤ S -- T ≥ K ≥ V combining
P > R = M ≤ S ≥ K ≥ V combining P > R = M ≤ S ≥ V
Thus, S > V is not true.
Check option (3); P > R = M ≤ S = T > K ≥ V combining
P > R ≤ T > K ≥ V, Thus, R ≤ T is true
Again check : P > R = M < S T > K > V combining
P > R = M ≤ S > K ≥ V. P > R = M ≤ S > V
Thus S > V is true Therefore option (3) is the right choice.
Check option (4); P > R = M < S -- T ≥ K ≥ V combining
P > R -- M < ≥ K ≥ V combining
Thus , S > V is not true for this.
Therefore, option (4) is not the right choice.
8. 4; Check option (1); K ≥ N . M < S ≤ L combining K ≥ N
> M < L
Hence, L > M is true for this.
Check option (2): M > S -- Z > P < L combining
M > S ≥ Z < L combining M > P < L
M and L cannot be compared.
Check option (3); Y > Z – M < S – X < L combining
Y > Z = M < S < L combining Y > Z = M < L
Thus, L > M is true for this.
Check option (4); K > N < L < P < V < M combining
K > N < L < Y < M combining K = N < L < M
Thus, L > M is definitely false for this.
9. 5; (+) ( -- )
N P
(Husband) (Wife)
( -- ) L M(either son or daughter)
10. 3; All others are synonyms except (3) which is an antonym.
11. 4; Except (4) all others have similar meaning
12. 4; All others are found in pairs.
13. 3; D G I M K N Q I S Q T M F H K N L
X A D
14. 1; B O C Q D Q E R G T H
L
J W K X M H N I
15. 3; From I. This happens at more than one time. So, I alone is not
sufficient,
From II. If the train is running late by two hours from the scheduled time of 3 pm and it
has reached now. It must be 5’o’clock now not 6 ‘o’ clock. So, II alone is sufficient.
From III. Train is still on the platform. That means time is not 6 ‘o’ clock right now.
So, III alone is sufficient.
16. 4; From I. Neha has two siblings.
From II. Krishna has one son.
From Ill. Puja is Neha's sister and gender of the other sibling is unknown.
From I and II:
Neha has one brother, as her mother Krishna has one son, but gender of the other sibling is still
unknown.
So, I and II even together are not sufficient. From II and Ill:
Krishna's relation with Neha and Puja is unknown.
So, IT and III even together are not sufficient. From I and 1lI:
Neha and Puja are Krishna's daughters but gender of the other sibling is unknown. So, I and III
even together are not sufficient. From I, II and Ill:
Neha has one sister and one brother who is the only son of her mother, Krishna. Therefore, all I,
n and III are necessary.
18. 2; From I. R > Q and T > R
From II. P is not the shortest.
From III. _> _> _> P> S.
From I and II:
T>R>Q
We can't say anything about P and S. So, I and even If together are not sufficient.
From II and III:
We can't say who is the tallest. From I and Ill:
T>R>Q>P>S
Thus, T is the tallest among them. Therefore, only I and ru are sufficient.
19. 3; From I. Anu did not arrive on Wednesday, but might have arrived on any other day.
From II. According to Manu, Anu arrived on any of the following days, viz Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
her arrival-Wednesday, Thursday. From I and II:
Possible days of arrival Monday, Tuesday, Thursday.
Therefore, 1 and II together are not sufficient. From I and III:
Possible day of her arrival is Thursday. Therefore I and III together are sufficient. From II and
III:
Possible days of her arrival-Wednesday and Thursday. Therefore, II and III even together arc not
sufficient.
20. 2; From l. - - - - - - -- E
From Il. A D C
or
C D A
From Ill. A and C do not sit on the ends of the row.
From I and II : B's position is not clear.
So, I and 11 even together are not sufficient. From II and III: Two arrangements are possible.
---- A D C ----
----- C D A----
In both the arrangements, D sits at the middle position. Therefore, II and III together are
sufficient.
From I and 1lJ: We can't say who sits at middle position as exact position of A, B, C and D is not
clear.
So, I and III even together are not sufficient.
(21-25):
nuclear plants are safe ~ tic da pic ki ... (1)
conserve safe nuclear energy ~ pic ra ki su ... 2)
new plants conserve radiation ~ ba su su tic no ... (3)
prevent from nuclear radiation ~ gi mo ki fa .. (4)
From (I) and (3), plants ~ tic From (I) and (4), nuclear ~ ki From (2) and (3), conserve ~
su From (I) and (2), safe ~ pic
So, from (I), are ~ da
From (3) and (4), radiation ~ mo From (3), new ~ ba
Fr om (4), prevent from ~ gi fa
Fr om (2), energy ~
ra 21 . 3 22. 4
23
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5; new energy from plants
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ba ra gi or fa tic
24
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.j. .j. .j. .j.
safe new radiation are
25
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4; new nuclear de
al
fn:m America
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ba ki ni
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gi or
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new code new
code for new word for new
(26 – 30)
The word and number rearrangement machine rearranges one word and one number at a time in
each step. It rearranges the first word in terms of alphabetical order and the greatest number.
Then, a word that comes last in the alphabetical order and the smallest number. The above two
operations are repeated alternately. It repeats this process till the final arrangement.
Input: II we 25 39 should 19 not 5 lose 33 this 29 opportunity
Step I. lose 39 11 we 25 should 19 not 5 33 this 29 opportunity
Step II. lose 39 we 5 11 25 should 19 not 33 this 29 opportunity
Step Ill. lose 39 we 5 not 33 11 25 should 19 this 29 opportunity
Step IV. lose 39 we 5 not 33 this 11 25 should 19 29 opportunity
Step V. lose 39 we 5 not 33 this IJ opportunity 29 25 should 19
Step VI. lose 39 we 5 not 33 this 11 opportunity 29 should 19 25
26. 3 27. 3 28. 2 29. 3 30. 2
(31-35):
Floor Player Game
6 Yogender Volleyball
5 Akash Tennis
4 Rohan Golf
3 Ritu Hockey
2 Anu Squash
1 Vishal Chess
36. 5;
37. 1;
38. 5;
Hence, I Follows This II follows
38. 5;
In both the possible case above , I follows.
From the above two venn diagrams, II follows
39. 5;
From the above possible venn diagrams, both I and II follow.
41. 4
42. I; Only (B) contradicts strongly as it emphasises the problem that may arise for the
common people.
(D) is a weak contradiction, as it gives example of European countries and we cannot follow
their policies blindly because every country has its own atmosphere, culture and policies which
might not be good for another country. (E) neither supports nor contradicts. It is simply a
suggestion,
43. 2; Obviously, in that situation, govt of India would need to find out some other way to
reduce economic burden. So, (E) is a possible consequence.
44. 4; Clearly, it is the price differential that can lead to the respite.
45. 4; (A) is not implicit.
(B) is not implicit because of the phrase 'the most polluted country in the world'.
(C) doesn't follow because of the word 'only'. There are several other sectors on which India's
growth is based.
(D) is implicit from the concern shown at the 'terrible price'.
46. 5; (1) to (2) (2) to (3) (3) to (4) (4) to (5)
47. 2; (1) to (2) (2) to (3) (3) to (4) (4 to (5)
A new symbol appears every time at the position of N
47. 3; The ‘L’ shaped figure rotates 90° CW in each step and one extra ‘L’
shaped figure is added in alternate steps. The two lower elements interchange their positions and
the element that reaches the lower- left corner gets replaced by a new one.
48. 3; A new ‘V’ is added in every next design and rest of the ‘V’ shaped
symbols move 90° CW.
49. 1;
(1)to(2) (2) to (3) (3) to (4) (4) to (5) (5) to (6)
A new letter appears at the position of N in every next design.
50. 2; ? = 13 x 15 x 0.45 x 7168 / 8 x 32 100 = 24.57
52. 5; ? = (l036 x 0.75 + 1128 x 0.25) x 3.5 = (777 + 282) x 3.5 = 1059 x 3.5 = 3706.5
53.3; √? = 78 x 148 / 481 =24
:. ? = (24)2 = 576
53. 1; ? = (5546/ 47 + 4984/4 ) ÷ 11
? = (118 + 1246) ÷ 11 = 1364/11 = 124
55.5; ? = 32/5 x 45/8x 165/14 x 7/144 = 135/2 = 67.5
56. 3; ? = 340 x 800/100 + 78 x 1100 / 100
= 2720 + 858 = 3578 == 3580
57. 4; ? = .√2300 x.√240 = 48 x 15.5 = 744 = 745
58. 2; ? = 14 x 27.5 - 8.75 x 16 = 385 - 140 = 245= 250
59. I; ? = 119 x 15 + 21 x 14
= 1785 + 294 = 2079 = 2080
60. 2, ? = 17.4 x1550 / 100 -- 21 x 9 = 269.7 -- 189 = 80.7 === 80.
61. 2; The number should be 738.
33 + 3, 63 - 6, 93 + 9, 123 - 12 ...
62. 3; The number should be 652.
1440, 1440 - (l7)2 + 1, 1440 - (15)2 + 3, 1440 - (13)2 + 5, 1440 - (11)2 + 7
63. 4; The number should be 174.
x 3 + 5, x 3 + 10, x 3 + 15 64. 2; The number should be 217.
x I + 15, x 2 + 20, x 3 + 25, x 4 + 30
65. 1; The number should be 9277. +(21)3, +(18)3, +(15)3
66. 1; I. 2x2 - 6x - 5x + 15 = 0 or,2x(x - 3) - 5(x - 3) = 0 or, (2x - 5) (x - 3) = 0
X = 3, 5/2
II. 21y2 14y - 9y + 6 = 0 or,7y(3y - 2) - 3 (3y - 2) = 0 or, (7y - 3)
(3y - 2) = 0 y = 3/7, 2/3 ie. x > y
67. 3; I. 5x2 - 5x - 11x + 11 = 0 or,5x(x - 1) - 11 (x - 1) = 0 or, (x - 1) (5x - 11) = 0
X = 1, 11/5 ie. x ≥ y
II. 5y2 - 5y + 2y - 2 = 0 or,5y (y - 1) + 2(y - J) = 0 or,(5y+2)(y-I)=0
y = 1, -- 2/5 ie x ≥ y
68. 4; I. x2 + 4x + 7x + 28 = 0 or x (x + 4) + 7 ( x + 7 ) = 0
Or (x + 4) ( x + 7 ) = 0 ie. x = -- 4, -- 7.
II. 2y2 + 8y + 5y + 20 = 0 or 2y ( y = 4) + 5 ( y + 4) = 0
Or (y + 4) ( 2y + 5 ) = 0 ie. y = - 4, - 5/2 ie. x ≤ y
69. 1; I. 6x2 + 15x + 14x + 35 = 0 or 3x (2x + 5) + 7 (2x + 5) = 0
Or (3x + 7) (2x + 5) = 0 ie. x= -- 7/3, -- 5/2.
II. 3y2 + 9y + 10y + 30 = 0 or 3y ( y + 3) + 10 (y + 3) = 0
Or (3y + 10 ) ( y + 3) = 0 ie y = -- 3, -- 10/3 ie. x > y
71. 2; egn (I) x 5 - eqn (II) x 2
10x +25y=30
10x ± 22y =18
3y = 12
:. y = 4 and x = -7 :. y > x
71. 2; Total students = 30000 x 0.18 = 5400
Girls = 12000 x 0.14 = 1680
:. Boys = 5400 - 1680 = 3720 , :. Diff = 3720 - 1680 = 2040
72. 5; Totalc = 30000 x 0.23 = 6900
Girlsc = 12000 x 0.18 = 2160
TotalE = 30000 x 0.16 = 4800
GirlsE = 12000 x 0.20 = 2400,
:. Boyse = 4800 - 2400 = 2400
Reqd % = 2160/2400 x 100 = 90 %
73.4; BoySA= (30000 X 0.10) - (12000 x 0.15) = 3000 - 1800 = 1200
Boys. = (30000 x 0.09) - (12000 x 0.12) = 2700 - 1440 = 1260
Boysc = (30000 x 0.23) - (12000 x 0.18) = 6900 - 2160 = 4740
:. Avg = (1200 + 1260 + 4740) -;- 3 = 7200 -;- 3 = 2400
73. 3; GirlsF = 12000 x 0.21 = 2520 .
GirlsA = 12000 x .15 = 1800
· % rise. = (2520 -1800) /1800 x 100
=72000 =40%
1800
75. 2; BoySF = (30000 x 0.24) - (12000 x 0.21) = 7200 - 2520 = 4680
Boysp = (30000 x 0.18) - (12000 x 0.14) = 5400 - 1680 = 3720
Reqd % · = (4680 - 3720) x 100
3720
· 96000 / 3720 = 25.8%
76. 5; Let the amount lent be x.
X x 8 x 8 / 100 = 16x / 25
x = 16x = 635.40
25
:. 9x = 635.4 x 25 = 15885 :. x = 15885 -;- 9 = 1765
77.4; A:B:C '" 4:7:14 ... (i)
Multiplying (i) by 2, A:B:C = 8:14:28
B:C:D = 2:4:5 ... (ii)
Multiply (ii) by 7; B:C:D = 14:28:35
:. From these two equations,
A:B:C:D = 8:14:28:35
78. I; Population after three years
= 4000000 x 1.12 x 1.12 x 1.12 = 5619712
79. 3; Let the length and breadth be x and y respectively. So, area = xy
:. (x + 16) (y - 5) = xy
:. xy - 5x + 16y - 80 = xy
:. 5x - 16y = -80 ... (1)
(x - 8) (y + 5) = xy
:. xy + 5x - 8y - 40 = xy
:. 5x - 8y = 40 ... (II)
Subtracting equation I - II:
5x-8y =40
5x-16y=-80
+ +
8y=120
:. y = 15
x = 40+8y = 40+120 =32
.. 5 5
:. Area = xy = 32 x 15 = 480 sq.m
80. 5; Out of the total six letters, three are vowels (E, I, E) and three are consonants (SRS).
Here, E and S come twice. If we take all the vowels together, the number of letters is 3 + 1 = 4
So, Letters can be arranged in 4!/2! Ways and three vowels can be arranged in 3! / 2!
Ways Total number of ways = 4!/2!x3!/2!
= 12 x 3 = 36
81. 2; Let the amount be x.
.. x {(1.08)4 -'I} - 0.32x = 60733.44
.. x = 60733 . 44
0.04048896 = 1500000
82. 4; Let the initial cost of sugar be Rs. 100 per kg and a person consume 100 kg of it. So,
expenditure is 100 x 100.
Now, the cost increases by 40% and let the consumption decrease by x%.
.. 140 x (100 - x) = 100 x 100 100 – x = 100 x 100 / 140
X = 100 – 100 x 100 / 140 = 14000 – 10000 / 140 = 4000 /140 = 28 4/7 %
83. 3; In case of 372 men, food lasts for 36 days.
In case of one man, food lasts for 36 x 372 days.
Now, 120 men leave after 15 days. Food consumed in 15 days = 372 x 15
Food left after 15 days = 372 x 36 - 372 x 15
= 372(36 - 15) = 372 x 21
In case of (372 - 120=)252 men, food will
last for 21 x 372 / 252 = 31 days.
Hence, food will last for 31 days after 120 men leave the place.
84. 4; From 52 cards, 2 cards are drawn. :. n(s) = 5'C,.
In a pack, there are four queen cards from which two queen cards have to drawn.
N(E) = 4C2
P(E) = n(E)/n(S) = 4C2 / 52C2 = 6/1326 = 1/121.
85. 3; 8 men can reap the field in 35 days. One man can reap the field in 35 x 8 days. Also,
given:
Work done by;8 men = work done by 12 women.
Or work done by 2 men = work done by 3 women.
:. work done by 5 men and 3 women = work done by 5 men plus 2 men
=workdone by 7 men. Now, 7 men can reap the field in 35 x 8 / 7 = 40 days.
86. 5; Let the present ages of A and B be x and y.
From (1) ; 5x = 16y
From (2); x+8 / y + 8 = 18 / 7
.. 7x - 18y = 88 ... (II)
Solving eq" (I) and (II): x = 64, y = 20
87. 2; Let the number be 10x + y.
X = 140/100 x y ie. 5x = 7y I
From (I), y = 500/7 x 1/100 x X = . 7y = 5x
Same as eqn (I)
From (II) x + y = 12 ... (II)
Solving eq" (I) and (II): x = 7, y = 5
:. number = 75
88. 5; From (I) 'a' can be 14, 15 or 16 . From (II) 'b' can be 15, 16.
But a > b; So a = 16 and b = 15
:. (a + b) = 31 ie an odd number
89. 3; Let the population of the city be x in the year 2010. So, its population in the year
2009 is 100 x / 110 and that in the year 20 11 is 110 x /100
From (1) ; 110 x /100 -- 100 x / 110 = 2100 i.e, 11x /10 -- 10x /11 = 2100
121x – 100x / 110 = 2100, x = 2100x – 110x / 21 = 11000
From (II) ; 110x /100 + 110x / 110 = 22100, 121x + 100x / 110 = 22100
X = 22100 x 110 / 221 = 11000.
90. 4; Let his marks in Phy, Chern and Bio be 'x', 'y' and 'z' respectively
From (I): x + y + Z = 170 ... (I)
From (II): x = 3/2z :. 2x = 3z ... (II)
As there are three variables, so we need one more equation to solve this question.