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BANK P.O. MOCK TEST

GENERALAWARENESS

1. The Name of Abdul KarimTelgi isassociated with:1) Oil for Food scam

2) Stamp Paper scam3) Fodder scam4) MP LAD’s Fund scam5) Shares scam

2. Match thefollowing bookswith their authors:

(A) In Line of Fire (i ) Pervez Musharraf (B) My Name isRed (ii ) Orhan Pamuk(C) Call of Honour ( iii ) Sagarika Ghose(D)

BlindFaith (iv ) Jaswant Singh

A B C D(1) (ii ) (i ) (iii ) (iv )(2) (ii ) (i ) (iv ) (iii )(3) (i ) (iii ) (iv ) (ii )(4)

(iii ) (i ) (ii ) (iv )

(5) (iv ) (ii ) (i ) (iii )3. Consider the following statements about JawaharlalNehru

National Urban Renewal Mission:

(i )The budget for the scheme is approximately Rs 1000crore.

(ii )

It will cover 100 c ities having population over onemillion.

(ii i ) It is aimed at infrastructure and the poor.Which of the above is NOTtrue?1) (iii ) only

2) (i ) and ( ii ) only3) (i ) and ( iii ) only4) All (i ), (ii ) and ( iii )

5) None of the above4. The

Tarapor eCommitteeReportisconcerned withwhich of thefollowing:

(1) SEZs

(2) SBI

(3) RBI4) Exim policy (5) CapitalA/c convertibility

5. Out of thefollowingoptionsregarding the

RailwayBudgetannouncements,2006,which of these isnot true?stations will haveATMs andcybercafes

2) Central budgetarysupport of nearly Rs7500 crores

3) AC fares broughtdown

4) The railwaysgeneratedresources worth Rs13,000 croresinternally

5) Railway safety fundwas Rs 100 crores

6. AfghanPreside



ntHamidKarzaiwasrecentlyawarded:

(2) Indira Gandhi prizefor Peace,Disarmament andDevelopment,2005

2) Gandhi Peace Prize, 20053) Right Livelihood Award,

20064) Nobel Prize for Peace, 20065) Mother Teresa International

Award, 20067. Which

of thefollowin

g hascompleted 50yearsin2006?

HDFC (2) RBI(3 )LIC

(4 ) BARC (5) SBI8. Which of

thesematchings of recentlyappointedpersonsis not correct?

1) A.K. Antony—Foreign Minister

2) M.M. Singh—Chairman of PlanningCommission

3) Sureesh Mehta—Chief of Naval Staff

4) M. Nair—Chief of ISRO

5) N. Gopalaswami—Chief ElectionCommissioner

9. What isthe‘Book of Life’relatedto?1) Book whichreceived Booker prize, 2006

2) A new book onzoology

3) A comprehensivedictionary on variouslife-forms on earth.

4) The HumanGenome Project

5) Peace efforts invarious nations

10. Who w asrecentlyinvited bythe U.N.

SecretaryGeneralKofiAnnan todeliver alecture onpovertyalleviation?1) Anil Ambani





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3) Rs

300

and

Rs

304) Rs

180andRs10

5) Noneof theabove

14.

1) CensusCommission

2) Centr alBank

3) RBI4) Joi

ntPar liamentaryCommittee

5) CentralStatisticalOrganisation

15. The He

alth Ministr y has planned to setstandar ds of

aer ated water ,f



December 20062) by

Januar y2007

3) byAugust2007

4) byMa

rch2007

5) byDecember 2007

16.

) 5 (2) 10(4 20

)17. Which of the following is correctlymatched?1. AsitBiswas—Stockholm Water Prize

2. Chandrakanta—VyasSamman

3. DeviCherian—RajivGandhi

RashtriyaEktaSamman

(2) 2 and 3 (3)Only1

(4 ) Only 2 (5) 1, 2 and 318. C

onsider

the f ollowing statements r egar ding India and



1) 2005experience

d afallintotalunemployment

2) HighSecurityAnimalDiseaseLabdeclaredIndiafree of birdflu

3) ULFAchairmanArbindaannouncedapeacetruc

ewiththear my

4) TheRBIpraisedSEZsfor cre

atingregionalbalancein thefuture

5) None of these

19. Rega

r ding the online population of India (accessi

ng the inter net



1) Th

erewer eapproximately18millionusers

2) Theper centageincr easeover previousyear was20%

3) Indiahasthe2ndlargestonlinepopulation

4) Thepopulationwasmeasuredfor peopleaged18yea

rs or more

5) None of these20. NA

CPIIIcanbedesignat

edas:1) NationalAIDSControlProgramme2) National

AdultConsultancyProgramme

3) NationalAir CraftProgramme

4) New AgeChildProgram

me5) None of these21. Mat

chthefollowing:

Rank according to no. of patent applications

(A) Delhi (i ) 4(B)

AndhraPradesh (ii ) 2

(C) Tamil Nadu (iii ) 1(D) Maharashtra (iv ) 3

A B C D(1) (ii ) (i ) (iv ) (iii )(2) (i ) (ii ) (iii ) (iv )(3) (i ) (ii ) (iv ) (iii )(4) (ii ) (i ) (iii ) (iv )(5) (iii ) (ii ) (iv ) (i )



22.

1) Gar uda

2) GaganShakti

3) Vayudoo

t4) SanghaShakti

5) Var una23.

9. D.Ra

ju

hasbeenappointedfor micr o-divisionof reservation.II.India

willhostInter nationalAIDSConf er ence,2012.

III. SupremeCourtupheld thatStatedomicilewasneeded for contestingelection to

RajyaSabha,from aState.

Which of theabovestatementsis/are true?1) OnlyI

2) OnlyI andII

3) OnlyIIandIII



4) OnlyIII

5) Allof theabove24.

ukeshAmbani2) A

mitabhBachchan

3) SoniaGandhi

4) M.M.Sing

h5) Aami

r Khan25. M

atch

the spor ts event

s/ter ms:

(A) Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (i ) Pankaj Advani(B) Badminton

(ii ) Aparna Popat

(C)

Shooting

(iii ) R.S. Rathore

(D)

Rajiv Gandhi KhelRatna

(i v )

PanjabUniversity

A B C D(1) (i ) (ii ) (iii ) (iv )(2) (iv ) (iii ) (ii ) (i )(3) (iv ) (ii ) (iii ) (i )(4) (iii ) (iv ) (i ) (ii )(5) (ii ) (i ) (iv ) (iii )26. ‘Kadima’political party isassociated withwhich country?

(2) Kazakhstan (3)

S.

Arabia(4 )Israel (5) Pakistan

27. Ar r ange the



1) Bihar ,U.P.,M.P.,Ra

jasthan

2) U.P.,Bihar ,M.P.,Ra

jasthan

3) M.P.Ra

ja

sthan,U.P.,Bihar

4) U.P.,Rajasthan,Bihar,M.P.

5) None of theabove28. ‘

Dr onachar ya’awar d is associated with:

(1) Teaching

(2) Peace

(3) Science4) ArmedForces(5)Spor tsCoaches29. B

an Ki-moo



) Philippines (2) Japan(4)

SouthKorea

30.

fellowmen in India (in US $) in the year 2004?

(1) 10 B(4 18 B

)31.

The venue of the World Economic Forum Meet, 2006was:

(1) Davos (2) Manila (3) Beijing(4) New Delhi (5) New York32.

With regard to 2006 Foreign Trade, which one of these isnot

true? 1) totalmerchandiseexport in2005-06wasnearly $100B

2) thegover nmentannouncedinitiativestopromoteexpor ts of

710 MARCH 2007 THECOMPETITION MASTER



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handicr af ts3) ther ewasr ealisationof potentialinspor tsgoodandtoys

4) the gr owthi

n mer chandise

expor tswasalmost25%

5) ther e wasd

ecreaseintradedeficit33. T

he

Rur alEmploymentGuar antee Pr og

r amme in Febr uar y 2006 guar an



(1 ) 122 (2) 120(4 ) 10034.

1) PanchayatiRa

jS

ystem

2) Reser vationt

oSCs,STsandOBCsine

ducationalinstitutes

3) SixthPayCommission

4) Better Schemesfor theGirlChild

5) RuralEmploymentGuar antee35. ‘

Kalpana-I’is actually:

(1) INSAT-2B

(2) METSAT

(3) PSLV4) EDUSAT (5)Noneof these

36. Appr oximately what p





Ki

5) Muhammad Yunus41.

Investm

ent inIndiawas:

(1 ) 20 (2) 25(4 ) 1042.

1) Tatan Indigo

2) Tata Indica

3) Mar uti800

4) Mar utiA

lto5) Maru

tiWagonRDuo43. W

hat

is the new month

ly salar y of an MP?

1) Rs16,000

2) Rs14,000

3) Rs12,000

4) Rs15,000

5) Rs13,00044. W

hich State



1) Jhar khand

2) Andhr a Pr adesh

3) Uttar ancha

l4) B

ihar

5) Ra

jasthan

45. W

h

o

i

s

t

h

e

h

i

g

h

e

s

t

p

a

i

d

I

n

d

i

a

n

b

r

a

n

d

a

m

b

a

s

s

a

d



1) Saur avGanguli

2) Sachin Tendulkar

3) Mahendr a Sing

h Dhoni

4) Yuvr a

jSingh

5) KapilDev46.

e f or Advanced Scientif ic Resear ch was r

ecently in the news because o



1) successinDNAcoding2) I

stnano-te

chnologylabi

n India

3) ultr a moder n

scientificcour ses

in India

4) inter n

ationalmeetingof scientists

5) None of these47. K

ar var , Sasan,

Akaltar a, Mudr a and Ratnagir iar e the sites



1) ar chaeologicalsur vey2) s

peciale

conomiczones

3) ultr a-mega power plan

ts4) t

estsitesf or Indian missiles

5) hydr

oelectricpower projects48. T

he pur pose of design

ing MSCI indices is:

1) toeliminatepovertyfromallthenations

2) toencourageinter nationaltrade

3) toassistUNOineconomicproje



cts

4) to studynationalincomesof

var iouscountr ies

5) to measur e stoc

kmar ketper f or man

cesworldwide49. N

ew nam

es wer e pr oposed f or a f ew ci

ties in South India. which of



1. Bangalooru—Bangalore,

2.Mysooru—Mysore,

3. Pondichooru—Pondicherry(1

) Only 1(4) 1 and 250.

1) Sur eesh Mehta

2) Piyush Pandey

3) N

.Gopalaswamy

4) Pr anab Mukher

jee

5) Pr

atyushSinha

ENGLISH

Directions (Qs.51-65): Read thefollowing passageand answer the

questions below it. Afew words are givenin the bold form tohelp easy locationwhile answeringsome questions.

To some extent,it is the nature of theintellect to narrow our vision and give i tfocus. Tragedy comesin when we forget thislimitation and think theintellect can

comprehend thingsas a whole. Theintellect views theworld through a slit.When a cat walks by,it observes the eye,then fur, and then thetail, and then it infersthat the eye is thecause of the tai l,unless of course, thecat was walkingbackward. If thi ssounds absurd, someof the theories aboutbiochemistry andbehaviour use verysimilar reasoning.Nachiketa wouldobject, “Man, whydon’t you open thedoor? That’s just your black cat Frodo,pacing back andforth.” But instead weusually get caught upin clari fying sl it-information, eventhough wi thout a

larger view our conclusions may beentirely wrong. Tomake matters worse,we specialize. I am notagainst specialization

per se but what oftenhappens is that we donot even look throughwhole slit; wesubdivide. My field isthe upper part of thetail; yours is the lower.I might even forgetabout the eye and the



fur. Mymainconcernwill be mydebatewith acolleaguein Tokyoover

whether hair on thetail grows up or down.If anybody asks howthe eye fits in, I refer him to another researcher. After all,what have eyes got todo with geotropic hair growth?




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Debates likethiscannotberesolvedon the slitlevel.

What isrequiredis toopen thedoor;thenargumentbecomesunnecessary.Once thedoor isopened,even alittle, we

will notquarrelover whoseslit iscorrect or whether weshouldconfineourselvesto the topof it or thebottom.As longas wesee onlypart of thepicture,logic andargumentation cannever settle anissue.When theintellect

becomescalm andclear,theorygivesway todemonstration . Itis notbeyondour reachto see lifewhole.We have

simply become soattached to thisprecious slit that wethink there is nohigher mode of knowing. After awhile, we become soused to slits that weput on a specialmask with just ahairline crack in frontof the eyes. Trywalking aroundwearing a mask likethis and see whathappens. Every littlething will fill your fieldof vision.

The intellect thatsees only a smallcorner of life makes avery poor guide. Wefollow it like the blindled by the blind. I see

this illustrated everyday in thenewspapers. To take

just one urgentexample, I have readthat perhaps half amillion scientists andengineers around theworld are engaged inweapons research. Ihave no doubt that thevast majority of thesepeople have no desirefor war. They feel theyare only doing a job,playing a small role inan inevitable activity.Nevertheless, this isnot a defence industry,this is a half a millionhighly skilled men andwomen preparing for war. Producing andselling instruments of war is one of thebiggest business inthe world today. Evenbefore the First WorldWar, George Bernard

Shaw caught the spiritof the industry in thecharacter of undershaft in Major Barbara. Undershaft isno sinister “merchantof death”. He is just abusinessman, whosecredo is to give armsto all who offer anhonest price for them,without respect of persons or principles,to capital ist andsocialist, to protestant



andcatholic,to burglar andpoliceman, to blackman,white manandyellowman, toall sortsandconditions, allnationalities andfaiths, allfollies, allcausesand allcrimes.

Thedefence-minded

intellectmightobject,“That’sunfortunate, butdefenceisnecessar y.Everybody has tohaveweapons,andsomebody is goingto sellthem.Here is abusinessthat isthriving”.Thesesales”,themerchantargue,“help

supplyallieswhocannotproduceneededequipment.”Neededfor what?Anyschoolboyknowsthat

weapons are neededby people in order tokill each other. Fromthe evidence, wewould have toconclude that deathis a much moredesirable goal thanhealth, education, or welfare.

Or, look atcancer. Manyresearchers todaymaintain thatperhaps seventy toninety per cent of allhuman cancers arecaused byenvironmentalagents involved inmanufacturing andprocessing newproducts. Most of these substancesare relatively recent

addit ions to our environment. Wemade them, and wecan cease to makethem if we choose.Yet one way or another suchsubstances appealto us so much thatlife without themseems untenable .As a result, insteadof trying to eliminatethe causes of cancer, we pour millions of dollarsinto what one writer calls “the Vietnam of modern medicine”:The Search for aCancer Cure.

This kind of myopia is not anecessary fault of the intellect. Givena larger picture, theintellect can rise tothe occasion. Theneven if the Nobel

Prize is dangledbefore its eyes, itwill refuse to workat any project thatis at the expense of life, but will give allits attention tomatters of realurgency. 51. Whichof theseistr ueincontexttothepassage:

1) humansarecapable of



unlimited appli

cationsof the mind

2) whether the slitissmallor lar ge,concl

usioni

sthe same

3) allresearchersviewthroughslit-likeintellects

4) it isnotpossibletoviewlifeas awhole

5) theintellect iscapableof

adjustments52. T

he passage is against:

(a

) shor t-sighted



ness of th

e scientists

(b

) the natur

e of the inte

llect

(c )narrowness of the intellect1) (a )only

2) (b)only

3) (a )and(b)

4) (a )and(c )

5) all(a ),(b)and(c )53. W

hat should be the r ight appr oach f or ar

gumentation:

1) tospecialise



in a par ticular field

2) to study

bio-chemistr y

3) sub-divide topicsa

nd r esear ch on t

hem4) open

thedoor s of theintellect

5) leaveattac

hment toour slits54. A

ccor ding t

o the author , the intellect which sees a sma



1) leadtoscientificandengineer ingoutcomes2) l

ead to f olliesand cr im

es3) r

ace f or better def ence

4) cause envir onmentalpollu

tion5) lead

toharmfulandunwantedresults

55. What leads to ca

ncer ? 1) pre-existingenvir onmentalpollutants

2) man-madeadditionstoenvir onment

3) tastyandgood-lookingthings

4) modernmedicines

5) None of

theabove56. T

he dif f er en



1) nar

r ow visionl

eadsto specialisatio

ns,while br oad vision doesnot

2) n

arrowvisionleads todebateswhilebroadvisioneasilysettlesthem

3) narr owvisionleads todesir

e for war whilebroadvisionleads todesir e for defencesales

4) narr owvisionleads togreedybusinesswhilebroadvisio

nleads tofair salesmanship

5) narrowvisionleadstoNobelprizesandbroad





debates

5) Viewingl

if e asa whole

59.

1) aver yclever businessman2) a

ni

ntelle

ctualbusinessman

3) animmoralchar acter

4) themajo

r roleinMajor Barbara

5) ablindly-ledintellect

Directions (Qs.60-62): In contextof the abovepassage choosethe word which ismost similar inmeaning to thegiven

60. CREDO

(1) crime (2) credit (3)business

(4) job (5) management61.

COMPREHEND

(1) absorb (2) digest (3) guide(4) assimilate (5) understand




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62.

1) f alli

ng to gr ound

2) attr acted towar dse

ar th

3) touching the ear th

4) pr o

ject

edtowardtheearth

5) None of these

Directions (Qs.63-65): In context of the above passagechoose the wordwhich is mostopposite in meaningto the given

63.

INEVITABLE

(1) blasting (2) accidental (3) certain(4) incidental (5) avoidable64. MYOPIA

(1)

narrowmindednes

s

(2)broadmindedness

(3) shortsightedness

(4)evilsightedness

(5)hypermetropia

65.

UNTENABLE

(1) probable (2) cured (3)unworthy

(4) worthsome (5) pleasant

Directions

(Qs. 66-70): Ineach of thequestions belowfour sentencesare given whichare denoted by A,B, C and D. Byusing all four sentences, framea meaningful para.Choose answer from the fivealternatives givenand the correctorder of the

sentences is your answer.

66. (A)India’spatentauthor itiesare atthecentreof globalattenti



on. (2)

(3)

(4)

(1 ) ABCD (2) ADCB(4 ) DACB

67. (A

) What’s mor e,if you happen to

beinchingtowardsretirement,your EMIswill bestructuredaccordingly.

(2) Futur e cr edi

t may get customised.

(3) The next time you get a



(4)

(1 ) DCAB (2) BCAD(4 ) ABCD

68. (A) T

he Tax Retur n Pr epar es Scheme

has been intr

oducedrecently tohelpindividualsfiletheir incometaxreturns.

(2) Accor ding to

this scheme, cer tain tax r et

ur n pr epar es wi



(3)

(4)

(1 ) ABCD (2) ADCA(4 ) BACD

69. (A) Ther e is nothing mor e soo

thing to the mi

nd,bodyandsoulthanbeingon thebeachfront.

(2) That’s what Ar chil, which buys ba

d loans, thinks.

(3) A little bit



(4)

on junk bonds in an exotic beach resort in Goa and

roped in the Indian Bank’s Association.(1 ) DCAB (2) ABCD (3) DACB(4 ) ACBD (5) CBDA

70. (A)Thefinancial

markets inthecountr yhaveprovided awidearrayof suchinstruments.

(2) Doing business is all about man

aging r isk.

(3) The



(4)

(1 ) BACD (2) ABCD(4 ) DBCA

Dir ections(71-80):In thefollowingpassage

thereareblanks.Choosethecorrectanswer from thegivenoptionsto filltheblankswhicharenumber ed.

71hasmarkedman’s 72progressfrom 73times.Modernmedicineis built ontheinnovative

74 of scientistsandphysicians such asLouisPasteur.He 75 in arevolutioninmedicinebyproducinga 76

against rabies in 1880.77 with Robert Koch,Pasteur founded 78.There

back 80

71. (1) Discovery(2) Innovation

(3)

Reforms

(4) Applications(5) Interests

72. (1) amazing (2) alluring

(3

)

alarmin

g(4) charming

(5) exciting

73. (1) antique (2) mid-historic(3) recent

(4) remote(5) prehistoric

74. (1) fantastic (2) dilemma(3) genius

(4) brain(5) intellect

75. (1) ushered (2) projected(3)

prospered

(4) thrushed(5) brushed

76. (1) injection (2) medicine(3) antidote

(4) vaccine (5) antibody

77. (1) Along(2) Also

(3) Going

(4) Working(5) Enjoying

78. (1) immunology (2) pathology(3) zoology

(4) botany(5) bacteriology

79. (1) viewing (2) looking (3) seeing(4) peeping (5) hopping

80. (1) till (2) from(3) until

(4) since (5) by

Directions(Qs. 81-90): Ineach of thefollowingsentences thereare two blankspaces. Beloweach sentence,five pairs of wordsare given. Findout the correctpair of words andfill in the blanks.

81. The worldis ___ the way it is,because it is whatwe wanted toexperience at somelevel of .

1) wonderful,brightness

2) perfect,consciou



sness

3) f amous,sear ch

4) okay,int

ell

igence

5) brilliant,dreams

82. The church of England that it can’t allow amulti-

faithceremony for PrinceCharles.

(1) decided, functional(2) projected, wedding(3) asserted, coronation(4) ordered, birth(5) allowed, dancing83. The ___ are the poorestand mostpeople in our cities.1) poor,helpless

2) rural,hardworking




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3) w

o

r

k

e

r

s

,

h

a

p

p

y4) s

che

duledcastes,str ong

5) homeless,vuln

er able

84. Reform will not onlyhelp

to stability in Asia.(1) revitalise, geopolitical(2) regenerate, economic(3) ascend, social(4 revolutionise, political

)(5) charge, general85. Feeling theof the higher power is an. 1) value,dream

2) emotions,theme

3) presence,ecstasy

4) absence,innocence

5) acknowledgement

,accomplishment86. A

llthe f or a

r obustand sustaina

ble gr owth ar e bei



in .1) ingr edients,place2) f

actor s,striding

3) points,li

st4) c

omponent,consider ation

5) plans,f avour

87. India is firmly inthe

of vote bank politics. So,the

reservation for SC and STin 1) gloves,gr eed

2) grip,cla

mour 3) hand

s,rush

4) roots,need

5) net,suicide88. O

ne of the secr ets G

andhigave us is th

atstr ength does

not come frombone and muscle, itcomes from anwill. 1) simple,inner

2) straight,ironical

3) wonderful,ideal

4) tactical,iron

5) mag



nif icent,indomitable89.

(1) peace, mad (2) wars, insane(4) tragedies, troublesome90. Inner-faith harmony requires that there isboth

religions. 1) value,esteem

2) establishment,sur

vival3) trust,

respect

4) harmony,co-oper ation

5) co-exist

ence,concord

Directions(Qs. 91-95): Eachof the followingquestionsconsists of asentence. Findout whether thereis any error init.The error, if any,will be in one part

of the sentence.The number of that part isanswer. If there isno error, mark 5as your answer.(Ignore the errorsof punctuation). 91. (1)Neither of them(2)ar ecomingher e(3)toaddr essthis

4) largegathering. (5) Noerror.

92. (1) Hardlyshe finished(2) her dutywhen (3) thebell4) startedringing.(5) Noerror.

93. (1)Mor e pr iv

ate companies shou





Dir ections(Qs. 96-100):Thesequestions arebasedonidioms.Fromamongtheoptions,choosethe one

that isclosestinmeaning to thegivenidiom/phrase. 96.

1) keepago

oddistance

2) keepcloseness

3) avoidinv

olvementor friendship

4) hate5) give

awar m

welcome97. t

ake the bullby the hor ns:1) invitedanger fromanenemy

2) preparefor unwantedsituation

3) befullof vigour

4) faceboldly

5) None of

these98. a

dar khor se:1) apersonwhois notgood-lookingbut isverygoodatheart

2) a



per sonwhoisspeciallycalledf or

anevent

3) aper sonhavingapoor r eputa

tion

4) aper sonwhosep

astismysterious

5) apersonwhoisquitelessknown99. p

our oilontr oubl

edwater s:1) create anicescenery

2) settledown asituation

3) aggr avatematters

4) worsen asituation

5) create anunfavour ablesituation100. t

o dr ag one’s f





(1 )2 (2) − 45

(3) −

435) Cannot be solved

103.

(2)

(3)

(4)

a.m.

(5) 8 : 15 a.m.

(6) 9 : 00 a.m

.




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104.It takesthe sametime to go20 kmdownstream as ittakes to

go 12 kmupstream.If thespeed of the boatused is 8km/hr instill

water, the speed of the stream (in km/hr)is:

(1) 4(4) 3105. Ravi and Dev have an age ratio of 15 : 8, which will be 5 :

3in 10 years time. Their present ages (in years)are:

(1) 15, 8(4) 60, 32

Directions(Qs. 106-108):Each of thefollowin

gquestions hastwoequations on thebasis of whichyouhave tofind therelationbetweena and b.

Providetheanswersas:

(1) if a > b

(2) if a < b(3) if a =

b

(4) if a ≥ b5) if ≤

b

106. I: a2

– 10a + 25 = 0. 35: 300% of

60% + 10%of 32 = b.

107. I: a2

– 3a

– 18 = 0. 35: b 2 + 6b +

9 = 0108. I

:

2a +

b =

17 2

II : 2b − a +

9 =



02

Directions(Qs.109-110):Findtheapproximatevalue of x109. x=log10

160(givenlog1

0 2=0.3010).

(1) 2.5 (2) 2.2(4) 2.1110. 2sin2

(1)

1 ,

− 1

22

(2)30 ,120

(3)60,150

(4) 2

,1

35) N

one of these

Directions (Qs.111-115): In thesequest ions, eachquestion is followedby two statements.On the basis of thequestion asked andthe givenstatements, youhave to decide

whether the datais/are sufficient toanswer the question.Give answer as:1) if thedatainstatementIaloneissufficient,whilenot inIIalone

2) if thedatainstatementIIaloneissufficient,whileI

aloneis not3) if the

dataineither statementIalone or IIalone issufficient

4) if thedatainbothstatementstogether isnotsufficient

5) if thedata

inbothstatements IandII areneededtogether 111.Howman



ystr aightlinescanbef or medfr o

m 6pointsina

plane?S t

at ement I : 4 points ar e colli

near . S t at e

ment I I : 3 points ar e colline

ar .112. What is

the probability thatRavi and Devcontradict a givenstatement?

Statement I :Ravi speakstruth in 60%cases.Statement II :Dev speakstruth in 50%

cases.113. Thesimple interest on acertain sum of money for 2 yearsis Rs 260. Find thesum.

Statement I :Thesumamou



ntstoRs5590 in3yearsandRs5850 in5years.Stat ement II :Thesum isdoubled in40

years.

114. Is thetwo-digitnumber Ndivisible by18?

number.Statement II : When N is divided by 3, the remainder is 1.115. A boat goes upstream and then returns downstream.What

is the total distance?Statement I : Upstream speed is 4 km/hr and downstream speed is

8 km/hr. 1 6 k m / h r .Statement II :

Average speedis

3116. The valueof x in theinequality 2x 2

– x + 15 < 0 is:

(1) x = − 3, 5

2(2) − 3 < x <

52

(3) − 5 < x <

32

(4) x = 3, −

52

(5) − 3 > x >

52 2

117. Whatshouldbe thevalue of thequestionmark:

10,500 = 10 3 8 3+

64 ?

100

250.

(1) 2 (2 ) 1 (3) 12 3

(4) 3 (5) None of these

118. 2 ricevarieties costing Rs25 per kg and Rs 35per kg were mixed as2 : 3 and sold so as togain 20%. What wasthe SP of the

mixture (Rs/kg)?

(1) 37.2 (2) 28.6 (3)30

(4) 32 (5) 40.5119. Ahuge jar contains2liquidsAandBinthe



12 litres of mixtur e isremovedand

replacedbyB,therationowbecomes4 :7.Thecapacity of thevessel(inlitres)is:

) 120 (2) 240(4) 300120. If the difference between CI and SI on Rs 1 lakh was Rs36

in 2 years, the rate of yearly interest is:

(1) 0.6

(4) 23

121.Toff eesareboughtat 4for arupeeandthesamenumber at

6 for arupee.Then,they aremixed

and sold at 5 per rupee. What is the

net profit or loss?1) 2%loss2) 10%

profit3) no

profitor loss

4) 4%loss

5) None of these122. H

ow many tr ia

ngles can be obtained f r om 5 coplanar

points? (No 3 points are collinear).(1) 5 (2) 3 (3) 10(4)

20 (5) 8

123. If the chances that Sonu, Monu, Mahesh can solvea

problemare 1 , 1 , 1 , what is the p robabi l ity that given problem can be

4 3 2solved if they alltry?




SPECIA L SUPPLEMENT

(1 )11 (2) 812

(4) 23

124.In anexaminati

on, acandidatecanprovideanswersas Trueor False.For tenquestions, howmanysequences arepossible?

(1 ) 512 (2) 1024(4 ) 10

Dir ections(Qs.125-127):Eachquestioncomprises 4parts,one of whichmay bewronganddoesnotyieldthesameanswer as theothers.Find

out thewrongpartand if none iswrong,mark 5as your answer.

125. 45% of 200 + 15 = 4 of

720

−

215 = 221 13

+ 11 2 3 9(1)

(2)

(3)0= log 2 647 =

None of these(4) (5)

126. 13 2 + 16 2

+ 35 = LCM of 16 and 25 = 322 − 22 2 − 13 10

(2) (3)

= 200% of 200 = None of these

(4) (5)1

127. (81)4 =

21 4 − 155

= 3rd proportional to343

(1 )(2) (3)

and 49 = 6 +

6+

= None of these

6 + ....∞

(4) (5)128. What is the value of 1 ?

33 3 .....

∞

(1) 1 (2) 0 (3) 1

327

(4)∞

(5) None of these

Directions (Qs. 129-130): What should come in place of question mark in these number series:

129. 4 5 18 81 ?2065.(1

)

38

8

(2

)

36

5 (3) 350(4)

361

(5)

1032

130.3 ?

50.5 202.5

810.5.

(1) 6

(2) 7.5 (3) 10.5

(4) 22.5

(5)

12.5

Directions(Qs. 131-135):Study thefollowing tablecarefully and



answer thequestions thatfollow.A fewdata areassignedalphabetically:

(Sales of shirts and jeans sold by Co. X in var ious year s, Rs cr or es)

Year Shirts (x)200020012002200320042005

131.Theper

cent increasein the shirts’sale betweenyears

2002 and 2004 is :(1) 40% (2) 50% (3) 45%(4) 60% (5) 100%



132.Theper centincreaseinthe

jeans’salebetween2001and

2005 is:

(1) 75%

(3) 375%5) Can’tbedeter mined133.

of jeans in 2002?

(1) 150(4) 160134. If C : D : G = 1 : 2 : 3, then F : B= ?(1) 15.0(3) 7.505) 37.5

135.

.6 (2) 0.8 (3) 1.0(4) 1.2Directions (Qs. 136-140): Study the pie-charts and answer the

questions below them.

Rent

25%

Others5%

60%R en t3 0%

Year 1980 : Total income = Rs. 3000

Year 2005 : Total income = Rs. 10,000

(monthly)(monthly

)(For an average urban employee)

Cereals, Cereals,

Pulses, Pulses,

Others Oils Other s Oils

24% 25%

31% 30%

Milk & its Milk & itsFruits & products Fruits & products

Vegetables 25% Vegetables 20%20% 25%

Year 2005 : Food Breakup

Year 1980 : Food Breakup

136. How much extra is the availability of spending onother

items, during 1980-2005 period?(1) Rs2760

(2) Rs2000 (3) Rs 3150

(4) Rs2250

(5) Rs2350

137. The ratio of actual spending on food in 2005 to that in1980

is:(1) 10 : 7 (2) 20 : 9 (3) 5 : 2(4) 3 : 1 (5) 2 : 3138. In 1980, people in rural India had 30% less earningand

spent 40% on food

and out of this,expenditure on milkproducts was

(1) Rs 84 (2) Rs 92 (3) Rs 60(4) Rs 42 (5) Rs 90139. How much other food items are available in 2005, inRs

terms?

(1) Rs 180 (2) Rs 93 (3) Rs 642(4) Rs 1200 (5) Rs 558140. In relative

per cent terms, isthere an increaseor decrease in theexpenditure on milketc?




SPECIA L SUPPLEMENT

(1 ) decrease (2)

(3 ) neither (5 ) No change

Dir ections(Qs.

141-145):Thefollowing bar chartgivestheamountof importsandexportsof a

leather company over theyears(Imports,Exports) inRupeescrores:

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

141.

Totalimportsfor Ist 2year sarewhatper centof total

exports for these 2years?(1) 50%

(4) 80% (5) 200%142. For which years is the value of the total imports equal to the

total exports?(1) 1970, 1990 (2) 1970, 1980 (3) 1990, 20004) 2000,2005(5)Noneof these

143. The

r atio of expor ts to

impor ts was maximum in the year :

(1) 1990, 2000,2005 (2) 1900,2005

(3) 2000, 20054) 1970,1990,2000(5)1970,1990,2000144. W

hen was



) 1980 (2) 2000(4) 2005145. The ratio of total exports to the total of imports for allthe

yearsis:

(1) 8 : 7

Dir ections

(Qs.146-150):Studythefollowing graphandanswer thequestions

(No. of motorcycles in1,000ssold byCompanies Aand B,in therecentyears)(A

____ , B _ _ _ _).

80

MOTORC

YCLES

OFN

O.

20 A

10

02000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

YEARS



146.Approximatelywhat per centisthesaleof Company Ain

2003, compared to its total sale?(1) 13%(4) 11%147. What per cent is total sale of Company A with respectto

Company B? (approx)(1) 75%

(4) 95%148.

1) 2003

2) 200

4 3) 2

004,2005

4) 200

3,2004

5) 2002,2005149. T

he to

talsale f or year s 2000, 2001,

2002 f or Company B f or ms wha



) 20% (2) 25%(4) 35%150. For Company A, which combination of year and per cent

rise in sale from previous year,correct?

(1) 2001—40%(2) 2002—30%(3)

2003—100%

(4) 2004—50%(5) 2005—20%

TEST OFREASON

ING151.Four of thefollowingfivearealikein acertainway.Which is

the one that does not belong to thatgroup?

(1) White(4) Red152. ‘Cooler’ is related to ‘summer’ in the same way which of the

following is related to‘rain’?

(1) Shirt(4) Fan153. City A is larger than city B which is smaller than city D. If city

E is larger than city

A butsmaller than cityD, whichof thefollowingis

thelargest?(1) E(4) B154.If

‘yellow’,‘yellow’

means ‘green’, ‘green’means ‘white’, ‘white’means ‘brown’ and‘brown’ means‘indigo’, then what isthe colour of middleline

of our National Flag?

(1) white (2)yellow

(3) brown (4)

gree

n5) None of these155. I

f ‘INVITATIO

N’is wr itten as ‘KMXHVZVHQM’,

then ‘READY’is



(1 ) SCDDA

(3 ) QFBEZ(5 ) None of these

Dire

ctions

(156-

160):

Read the

following character

sequence carefully

and then answer the

questions given

below it.

A C , 3 6 + G$ N P 5 %S + − X I8 T 9 R B Z

156. If the firsthalf of the series isreversed and similarlythe second half is alsoreversed, then whichof the following will bethe 4th

to the right of 16th character from your

(1) P (2) % (3) B(4) S (5) C




SPECIA L SUPPLEMENT

157.What willbe the2nd lastlet ter of the wordmade of the 1st,

2nd, 11th,20th and22ndcharacter s of thegivensequence? If nosuch wordcan bemadeyour answer isW. If more thanone suchword can

be made your answer isD.

(1) I(4) W158. Which character is midway between 7th from left and6th

from right in the above series?(1) %(4) P159. If every alternate character in the above sequence from

right isdropped(drop Bfirst) thenwhich of thefollowingcharacter will

be 5th to the right of 6th character from theleft?(1) C(4) I160. If A C 3, 6

Pof question mark.(1) –(4) S

Directions(161-165): Ineachquestionbelow,three

statements aregiven followed byfour conclusionsnumbered I, II, IIIand IV. You have totake the givenstatements to betrue even if theyappear at variancefrom commonlyknown facts. Thendecide which of theconclusionslogically followsfrom the givenstatements. Markout an appropriateanswer choice thatyou think iscorrect.Statements:

161. (a)

All paper s ar e books. (b)All

books ar e page

Yes, where will the poor students go?

Yes, education has become more of a business than apious commitment .



s(c )Allpagesar ematerial.

Conclusi ons:

I.S

omemater ialar epages.

II.Allbooksar ematerial.

III.Allpapersar epages.IV.Somebooksar epapers.1) All

thefour follow2) Only

II, IIIfollow

3) OnlyI, IIIandIVfollow

4) Eithe

r I or IIIandIIfollow

5) Nonefollows

Statements:162. (

a)S

ome bats ar e balls.(b)No star

s ar e moons (c



Conclusi ons:

I.Som

emoonsar enotballs.

II.Noballsar estar s.

III.Somemoonsar

enotballs.IV.Someballsar ebats.1) OnlyIandIIf ollow

2) O

nlyI,IIand IV f

ollow3) Eithe

r II or IVfollows

4) Allfollow

5) None of

thesefollows

Statements:163. (

a)Allcoat

s ar e pants.(b)No pants ar e s

hir ts.

(c ) Someshirts arepullovers.

Conclusions:I. No coatis a shirt.

II. Somecoats areshirts.



III.Allcoatsar eshirts.

IV. Somecoats are notpullovers.1) OnlyI, IIandIIIfollow

2) OnlyIstfollows

3) OnlyI and

IVfollow

4) Either IandIII or IIandIVfollow

5) OnlyIIIandIVfollow

Statements:164. (

a)Some pen

s ar e pencils.(b)Some r ubber s



Conclusi ons:

I.Som

epencilsar egum.

II.Somepencilsar enotgum.

III.somerubb

ersar enotbag.IV.Somerubber sar ebag.1) OnlyIf ollows

2) OnlyIIf ollows

3) OnlyIIandIIIfollow

4) Either I or IIandeither IIIor IVfollow

5) None of thesefollows

Statements:165. (

a)No f r uits ar e ba

nanas. (b)No or anges ar e peas



.(c )Allbananasar eor anges.

Conclusi

ons: I.Nobananasar epeas.

II.Someor angesar enotfr

uits.III.Somebananasar efruits.IV.Som

e orangesare bananas.1) OnlyIIIfollows

2) OnlyI, IIandIVfollow

3) Either I or II

follows

4) OnlyI andIIfollow

5) Allfollow

Directions (Qs.166-170): Study thefollowing argumentsand distinguish

between “strong”arguments and‘weak’ argumentsbecause they relateto the quest ion.“Strong” argumentsare those which areboth important anddirectly related to thequestion. “Weak”arguments are thosewhich are of minor importance and alsonot directly relatedto the question. Eachquestion below isfollowed by twoargumentsnumbered I and II.Decide which of theargument is a“strong” and“weak”. Giveanswer: 1) if onlyargumentI is“strong”.

2) if onlyargumentII isstrong.

3) if either I or II is“strong”.

4) if neither Inor II is“strong”.



5) if bothIandIIar e“str ong”.

Statement:

166. Shouldthe

governmentpunishthoseschoolswhichchargehigh

admission fee? Arguments:

I.II.

Statement:167. Shouldthere be aquota for thosewho are poor?

Arguments:I. Yes, this

willdecreasethe levelof unemployment andpoor peoplewill notbediscriminated byupper caste.

II. No, wealready havereservationsin our jobs.

Statement:168. Shouldthere be noplace for interview inselection?




SPECIA L SUPPLEMENT

Arguments:

I.Yes,itisadifficultpar tof selection.

35. No,it istheonlyway to

judgethecandidates’per

sonalityandmotives .

Statement:

169.Shouldwomenbeprovidedmor e

jobopportunities?

Arguments:

I.

Yes, they

should go into

the outside wo

r ld. II. No, they ar e not int



er ested in

jobs.

Statement:

170. Shouldgovernmentprovidemorebenefitsto thosewho arethe onlychild of their parents?

Arguments:

I.Yes,itwillcontrolincr easeof popul

ation.

II.Yes,itwillgivethembrigh

t future andlove of parents .

Directions(Qs. 171-175): Inthese questions, astatement isgiven, which isfollowed byvariousassumptions.Read thestatements andthe assumptionsand decide whichone of them areimplicit.Statement:

171. “Ensurefreedom fromthieves with thiscar lockingsystem.”

Assumptions: 9. Thiscar lockingsystemisthebest.

II. It is desir ed to have f r e

edom f r om thiev



es. III. Ther e ar e thieve

s ever ywher e.

1) IandIIar eimplicit.

2) II

andIIIar eimplicit.

3) I

andIIIareimplicit.

4) OnlyII isimplicit.

5) Allare

implicit.Statement:

172. “We dealin used cars.Contact us atphone no. XYZ, atthe earliestpossible.”—anadvertisement.

Assumptions:I. Somepeople wantto sell oldcars.

II. Theadvertisement will beread by theneedypeople. 61. Usedcarsmaynotbetotallyuseless.

1) OnlyI isimplicit.

2) OnlyIIand

IIIareimplicit.

3) OnlyI andIIIareimplicit.

4) All I,II, IIIareimplicit.

5) None of I, II,IIIareimplicit.

Statement:173. “Lalu

Prasad is expectedto announceseveral schemesfor poor people inthe budget.”—anews reporter.



Assumpt ions:

I.Therepor ter hasafair repor ting.

II.Thene

ws-reporter hasgenuinereportsour ces. 61.

1) IandIIar eimplicit.

2) IIandIIIar eimp

licit.3) Only

III isimplicit.

4) Allareimplicit.

5) None is

implicit.Statement:

174. Mr X tellsMrs X: “I cannotsend my childto that school.

Children over theresmoke and drink.”

Which of theseassumptions isimplicit?

Assumptions:I.

Smoking

anddrinkingarenotdesirable of childr en. II.Their childwillagreetotheir decision.

61. Theschoolhasagoodr eputation.

1) I andII



2) II

a

n

d

II

I3) II

IandI

4) Ionly

5) AllI,II,III

Statement:

175.Monica’sadvice toSonia:“Go toChandigarh viaAmbala— thebestroute.”

Assumpt ions:

I. Sonia wa

nts to go to C

handigar h. II. Monica lov

es advising eve

r ybody.

61. TheyloveC

handigar h.

1) I isimplicit.

2) II isimplicit.

3) Eith



er Ior IIisimplicit.

4) Neither Inor IIi

simplicit.

5) Bothar eimplicit.

Directions(Qs. 176-180):Read thefollowinginformationcarefullyandanswer thequestions givenbelow it:

1) Sixf rie

ndsAsad,Babli,Cajole,Dev,EvaandFatimaaresitting inaclosedcirclefacing thecentr e.

2) Cajo

le isbetweenAsadandBabli.

3) FatimaisbetweenEvaandAsad.

4) Evais totheleftof Dev

176. Who is onthe left of Babli?

Asad (2)Cajole

(3 ) Dev (4) Eva5) None of these177. W

ho is on the lef



(1 ) Dev (2)

(3 ) Asad5) Noneof these178.

1) Dev,Asad

2) Dev,Babli

3) Asad,Fatim

a 4) C

a jole,Babli

5) None of these 179.

r ightside of F

atima?

Eva (2)Dev

(3 ) Asad (4)Babli5) Cajole

180. Which

of the above given statements is super f luous?



(1 ) 1 (2) 2(4 ) 4

Dir ections(Qs.181-185):Readthefollowinginformation andanswer thequestions.

Four peopleof differentnationslive onthe

sameside of asector infour houseseach of differentcolour.Eachpersonhas adifferentfavouritedrink.TheEnglishmanlives inthe redhouse.Thefollowingadditionalinformation is:

—TheHin

dudrinkstea.—The Muslim

lives in the f ir st house

on the lef t. —The Muslim liv

es ad

jacent to



the blue house.—In

the

second

housefromtherighttheydrinkcoffee. —TheSikhdrinksbananashake.—Tea is drunkin the bluehouse—The pinkhouse is to theright of redhouse 181. Whichof thef ollowingd

r inkcof f ee?1) Musl

im2) Hind

u3) Engli

shman




SPECIA L SUPPLEMENT

4) M

u

s

li

m

a

n

d

H

i

n

d

u5) N

oneof theabove182.

(1 ) yellow

(3 ) red5) None183.

(1 ) tea (2)

(3 )bananashake5) milk184.

1) Hindu

2) E

nglishman

3) Sikh4) Both

HinduandSikh

5) Non

e of theabove185. W

hich of the f ollowing state

mentis nottr ue?

1) Hindulivesinthebluehouse

2) Sikhdrinksbananashakeand



hiscolour of h

ouseispink

3) Muslim

drinkscoff ee

4) Yellow houseisoccupiedbyMuslim

5) Noneof th

eabove

Directions(Qs. 186-195):Study the followinginformationcarefully andanswer thequestions given

below it.Given here are

the conditions tobecome themembers of a LakeClub. A personmust: theagegroup of 21-50asonAugust13,2006.

2) bedrawing aminimumsalar y of Rs 1lakhper annum.

3) ownahouse.

4) nothaveafamily of morethan

fivemembersincludinghimself.

5) haveexcellence inanyfieldof artsand

spor ts.However, if aperson:

6) satisfiesallexcept(4)above,butdraws a



salar yof mor ethan2lakhper a

nnum,thecasemayber ef er r edtoth

eClubpr esident.

7) s

atisfiesallexcept(3)above,thecasemayberefer redtotheClubsecr etar y.

On the basisof aboveconditions andinformation,decide which of the followingcourses of actionshould be takenregarding eachcondition.

Mark answer:1) if theperson iseligibletobe amember 2) if the

personcan’tbeallowedthemembership

3) if thedataprovidedisinadequate.

4) if thecaseis toberefer

redtotheClubsecr etar y

5) if thecaseis toberefer redtothe



Clubpr esident

186. Mr RahulTiwari,

livingwithhismoth

er andf ather,isacollegepr of essor

earningRs8600monthly.Hehashisownhouseandishaving agoodrecord inthefieldof finearts.

187. RaviTripathi,anIASofficer,draws asalar y of Rs15000p.m.

His date of birth isMarch 17, 1985. Helives with hismother, father anda brother. He ishaving his ownhouse and holds acertificate of beingthe best volleyballplayer in hiscollege. 188. Mr Panka jPandeywor ksasamanager inhor ticultur e.Heis

35 years oldand livesas a

tenantwith hiswife andtwodaughter s. Hedraws amonthlysalary of Rs 8700p.m. for the last 7years. Heholds agood



recordinsports.

189.

TrophyinBadminton andhisD.O.B.isAugust13,1992.

190.

salary of Rs 10,000p.m. She hascompleted 12 yearsof service in thecompany onJanuary 10, 2004.

191. MrsPoonam completed33 years in March

2005. She stays inher own housealong with hishusband and threesons. She works asG.M. in Infosys,and draws Rs117000 per annum.She has exhibitedexcellence in thefield of arts.

192. Mr Ajayis aBran

chManager inSBIanddraws asalar y of Rs201000per annum.Helivesin aflatwhich isnotowned byhim,alongwith

hiswifeandason.Heholdsacertificateof excellencein



tennis.HisD.O.B.isOctober

15,1980.

193. Mr Satyakami

s40year sold,li

vesaloneinhishous

e. Heworks as manager intextile mill and earnsRs 10,200 everymonth.

194. MsKavitalivesinher

ownhousewithhishusbandandadaughter.Sheisworkingas aAssistantManager inHDFC.Sheis 26year s oldandhaving aexcellence inpainting.

195. Mr Abhinav isabachelor working asaComputer Engineer inelectr oncompany.Hedraws Rs10900p.m.



HisD.O.B.isOctober 1982.H

ehasbeenthecap

tainof theBaske

tballteam.Helive

s inhisownhouse andhavingfamily of four personsincludinghim.

Directions(Qs. 196-200): Anarrangementmachine whengiven an input of words, rearrangethem following aparticular rule andsolve it.

Input:Thischapter wouldgiveyoubasicconcepts.Step

1:basicthischapter wouldgiveyouconcepts.Step2:basicchapter thiswouldgiveyouconcepts.Step3:basic



chapter concepts this wou

ld give you. St

ep 4: basic ch

apter concepts

givethiswouldyou.Studythelogicandanswer thequestionsthatfollow.19

6.Input:Donotimitateotherswork.Which of thefollowing willbe Step 3 for the given

input?1) Doother s notimitatework.2) Do

imitatenotother swork.

3) Wor k doother simitate.

4) Donotother sworkimitate.

5) None197. I

nput:





Howmanystepsarerequiredtorearr ange

theaboveinput

properly.(1) 3

(4) 2199.

1) MostIndian evenl

eader scannotvisuali

sefreeIndia.

2) CannotevenfreeIndiaIndianmostleadersvisualise.

3) CannotevenfreeIndiamostIndianleaders

visualise.

4) CannotevenfreeIndiaIndianleadersmostvisualise.

5) None.200. S

tep IV: It i

s f igur e anti-e



Which of thefollowingistheinputof theabovementionedstep.1) Itisfigur ef r omanti-establishmentmedia.

2) M

ediait isfigur efromanti-establishment.

3) It isanti-establishmentmediafrom.

4) Can’t bedeter mined.

5) None of these




SPECIA L SUPPLEMENT

Directions(Qs. 201-205):StudytheVenn-diagram

s givenbelowandanswer thefollowingquestions (TheVenn-diagramgivesthenumber

of personsintovariouskinds of business).

Tea

x

z

y Furniture

201.

1) e

2) z+ a

3) b + e+ d +f

4) e + f 5) z + a

+ b +d + e+ f 202. P

eople doing f ur nitur e business and st

eelbusiness,butnot

tea, are:

y + a (2)a +b

(3 ) b + d (4)d +g

(5 ) d



203.Peopledoingsteelandplasticandfurniturebusinessare:

(1) g(2) d

(4) a204.What

business?(1) z + e

(4) z + a205.What

businesses?(1) b(4) c

Dir ections(Qs.206-210):

Thesequestions arebasedoninferences.Readthefollowingpassagecarefully andmarkyour answersas:

1) Pr obablytr ue

2) Definitelytrue

3) Probablyfalse

4) Definitelyfalse

5) Datainadequate

Most people findchange stressful, so Ido not find it surprisingthat researchers havediscovered a statisticalrelation betweenfalling i ll and theexperience of major life events such asdeath of a spouse,getting married, etc.

Those who haveexperienced a higher index of suchchanges, generallyreport a greater incidence of ill-health.Yet, most of us findthat this research quitedoesn’t tally with theexperience.Reasoning similarly,another group found astrong correlationbetween health andhassles of life—thethousands of littledaily irritations.206. Generallypeopletendtogetirritated tosomeextent.

207. Ever yonedoesnotexperiencestress,onlyfewdo.

208. Oneshouldavoid bigchanges.

209. Theappr oachof thetworesearchgrou



psisnotdif f er

ent.210. The

researcher s’conclusionquitefitsintoeverybody’s life.

Directions (Qs. 211-215): Each of the followingseries consists of sevenfigures, two of which atthe ends are unnumbered.One of the five numberedfigures does not fit intothe series. Find out thefigure.

211.

1 2 3 4 5

212.

1 2 3 4 5

213.

1 2 3 4 5

214.

1 2 3 4 5

215.

1 2 3 4 5






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ANSWERS AND EXPLANATIONSGeneral Awareness

1. (2) 2.5. (5) Rs 1365 crores.6. (1) 7.

8. (1).... DefenceMinister.

9. (4) 10.12 . (4) ... 16th

13 . (1) 14.

18 . (4) 19.23 . (2) 24.26. (4) ...major rulingcoalition.

27. (4) ... UP= 19lakh(+).

28 . (5) 29. (4) 30. (5) 31.

32 .(5) ... (Increase, $ 25B

33 . (4) 34.

38 . (3) 39.

43 . (1) 44.48 . (5) 49.

English51. (5) ....refer lastfewlines.52. (4) .

...refer Istandlastparagraphs.

53. (4) ....refer 2ndstatement,para2.

54. (5) ...

.refer lastparaandthemaintheme.Other optionsalso

followclosely.

55. (2)56. (2) .... 2nd

para.57. (2) .. para 1.58. (2) ... para 1,

line 1 andsubjecttheme.

59. (5) .... 2ndline, para 3.

61. (5) 62. (2) 63. (5) 64.(5

)

65 . (1) 66. (2) 67. (2) 68. (1) 69.(4

)

70 . (5) 71. (2) 72. (1) 73. (5) 74.(3

)

75 . (1) 76. (4) 77. (1) 78. (5) 79.(2

)

80 . (4) 81. (2) 82. (3) 83. (5) 84.(1

)

85 . (3) 86. (1) 87. (2) 88. (5) 89. (2)90. (3)91. (2) ... it

should be ‘is’instead of ‘are’.

92. (1) ... hardlyshould befollowed byhad.

93. (2) ...‘permitted’instead of ‘permit’.

94. (5)95. (3) ...

‘among’instead of ‘between’.

96. (3)97. (4)98. (4)99. (4)

100. (3)

QuantitativeAptitude

101. (3) Letincomesbe 7xand 5xandexpenditures be3y and2y

7x : 5x



i.e.

a = −

43

103 . (4) 100x − 85x = 515x = 5

x = 1 hrs = 20 mins3

Required time = 7:55am + 20 mins = 8:15am

104 . (5) 20 =1 2

8 +

x 8 − x− 32x = – 6410 = 2km/hr

105. (4) Let theages be 15xand 8x

8x + 10 3R = 15x = 60 and D = 8x = 32

106 . (3)I → (a − 5)2

= 0, i.e. a =

5II→ 1.8 + 3.2 = b, i.e. b =

5 Thus, a = b

107 . (4)I → (a − 6) (a + 3) = 0, i.e. a = 6,− 3

II→ (b+ 3)2=

0i.e. b = −

3 Thus, a ≥ b..

108 . (2)

I → 2a+ b =

17 Solving simultaneously,

2}a

=

2b ,

II → 2b − a =

9 b = 3.5Thus, b >

a2

109 . (2)Lo g10 160= lo g10 (1 6

10 )= log 10 16 + log 10 10= lo g

102 4 + 1 = 1 + 4log

102= 1+

4(0.3010)0= 2.

20

41110. (5) 2(1− cos

2 x) − cos x +

4 = 0 2cos 2 x + cos x− 6 = 0 → (cosx + 2) (2 cos x− 3) = 0

cos x = − 2 or 3

2

B





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A =

5200 +

650 =

5850R can be calculate

d and also P.

II. : A = 2P → P =

P

T

R →

T =

40 100114. (2) I. :Notsufficient II. : SinceN is not

divisibleby 3, it isnot divisible by 18also (As18 = 6

3).115. (4)

Neither.Time anddist anceboth aremissing

6x + 15< 0

2x(x + 3) (2x − 5) <

0Either x + 3 = − and 2x − 5 = + or vice−

versa

x + 3 < 0, 2x − 5 > 0 i.e. x < − 3 and x >

5

2OR, x + 3 > 0, 2x − 5 < 0 i.e. x > − 3, x <

5

21

117 . (3) 3

83

+

64 ?

110 250 =

10,500101000 + 64 ? 10 25 0 =

10,500

264 ? 2500 =

10,0006 4? =

4

? =

1

3

118 . (1)25 2

+

35 3 100+

20 =

37.22 + 5 100

(7 +

4) 2 12 7 280 litres119 . (3)

7 2 − 42

7 (7 +

4)

120 . (1)R=

12 100100 = 36 = 6 = 0.6

10 6 100 10



121 . (4)LCM of 4 and 612Let total no. of each type12

Total CP

5

a n d S P

Since SPLoss

% Loss=

122 . (3) Using combinations, no. of triangles=

=

123. (

5)p of solving= 1

– pof notsolving

0=

0=

40=4

124. (2)210=1024

125. (5)126. (3)127. (3)

128. (2)

3 ∞

will

be a

large

num

ber (

∞ ) .

∞1

= 0

129. (1) 4 1 + 13

= 5, 5

2 + 2 3

= 18, 18 3 + 3

3 = 81,etc



130. (5)

3

4 +

0.5

=

12.5,12.5

4

+

0.5

=

50.5,

etc

131. (

2)Usingratios, Istobtainvalues of unknowns

Thus,A

=

1.2 →

A =

3630Similar ly,B =

40,C

= 80= 2,

40

D = 70= 1.4, E= 60,80 =1.33

50 60

132. (5) Fand G

both areunknowns & socannotbe

Now, E − B = 60 – 40, % = 20 100 =

50%40

F and G both are unknownsF

133. (3)

G = 1.5→ = 1.5 → F = 150

10

0

and 150 100 = 187.5%80

134 . (4) C : D : G = 1: 2 : 3Since C = 1, B = 80 and since G = 3, F =

300→ F : B = 300 = 3.75

80135 . (1) A = 36, E = 60 → Ratio = 36 = 0.6

60136 . (3) 5% of 3000 → 25% of 10,000

i.e. 150 → 2500

Change = 2500 − 150 = 2350137. (

1) 40% of 1

0,000 : 60% o



f 3000 =

4000: 1800 =

40 : 18 =

20 : 9

138. (1)3000−

30% of 3000=

3

000−

900=

210040%of 2100=

840and10%of 840= Rs84

139. (3) 30%of 40% of 10,000− 30%of 60% of 3,000

0= 1

200 −

558 =

642

140. (1) 25%of 60% →

20% of 40%

141 . (2) Total Imports = 10 + 40 = 50Exports = 15 + 35 = 50

Required% = 50 110 = 100%50

142 . (2)1970,1980,

10 + 40 = 15 + 35 =

50

143 . (1) 4 0( 1 9 9 0 ) ,

5 0

( 2 0 0 0 ) ,

6 0

( 2 0 0 5 )20 25 30144. (

3) Expor t



s

=

15, 3

5, 40, 50, 60

Minimu

m f r om 35

→

40

35145 . (5) Exports = 15 + 35 + 40 + 50 + 60 = 200

Imports = 10 + 40 + 20 + 25 + 30 = 125

Ratio = 200 = 8125 5

146 . (1) 40 100 =13%

20 + 30 + 40 + 40 + 50 + 70 +

60

147 . (3) A = 310, B = 335

% = 310 100 90%335

148 . (4) 2 years : 2003, 2004




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149 . (2)

30 + 45 + 20

= 95

150 . (5)

Reasoning151. (1)Alltheothersarecolour s of rainbow(VIBGYOR)152. (2)

Cooler isused toprotectusfromheat.Similarlyumbrellais

used toprotectusfromrain.

153. (3)Accordingtofirststatementor sentence

Apositionof Disnotexac

t.BSecondsentenceclears thatE is larger than A butsmaller

than Dmeans D— largestcity.

EAB

154. (4)Colour of middleline of NFis whiteandgreenmeanswhite is

given inthestatement sogreen istheanswer.

155. (4) Thefirst letter movestwoplacesforwardwhile thesecondlettersmovesoneplacebackward. Thisprocesscontinues for thewholeword.

156. (3) Thereversedseries is:

5 P N $G + 6 3 ,C A Z B R9 T 8 I X− +

S %4th to theright of 16thfrom right is12th (16 – 4)from right isB.

157. (4) The



lettersareA,C,P,I,T.Nowor dcanbemadebyusingtheseletters.

158. (1)

Seventhfromleftis

+ G $ N

P

5 % S +

−

X I8 sixth f r om

right↓

midsymbol

Answer is%

159. (5) The seriesis after droppingcharacters:

C 3 6 G N % + −

I T R Z

then 5th tothe right of 6th from leftis 11thfrom lefti.e. T

160. (2) Do ityourself.161. (1) Using

Ist and2ndstatement we get

All papers

are pagesand byusing 2nd &3rd we getAll booksarematerials o , 2 & 3follow and I& IV areconversionof Iststatement

and 3rdstatement.

P-papers161 . P B Page Mat Pages

Mat-Material

B-Balls

162 . B M S

C-Coat

163 . C P SPullover s S-Short

P-Pants



Pen Pencils R G B

165 .

166. (1)167. (1)

providing

jobswoulddef

initelydecreaseunemployment,he

nce 1isstr ong.IIisnotstr ongbecausequotafor poorsdoesn’tmeanres

ervation.168. (2) Ist is

notstrongbut II isobviouslystrong.

169. (1) Ist isstrong, IIis void.

170. (5)171. (4) There

is no hintof use of ‘best’and‘everywhere’ terms.

172. (4) I andII aredefinitelyimplicit.Also anadvertisement ismeant to

be read.173. (2) We

cannotsayanythingabout I.

174. (4)175. (1)

(176 to 180). In thecircle thearrangement is asshown.

Dev

Cajole

Fatima

Asad

176. (3) Dev.177. (5)

BecauseBabli ison theleft of Cajole.(seediagram.)

178. (1) Dev,



Asad.

179. (1)Clearly,Eva.

180. (5)Sinceallthestatementsarenecessarytodet

er minethearr angement.

(181 to 185) Based ongiveninformation,thecorrect sequence of data isasfollows.

Yellow Blue Red PinkNationality Muslim Hindu

Englishman Sikh

Drink Milk Tea CoffeeBananashake

181. (3) seechart.182. (4)183. (5)

Althoughit is notmentioned in thequestionbut itappear that milkis hisdrink.




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184. (1)185. (3)

(Muslimdrinksmilk—it

isassumed).

186. (3)Condition1 ismissing.

187. (1)Satisfie

s allthecondition.

188. (4)(Condition7 isfulfilled,asthe

candidatedoesnothavehisownhouse.)

189. (5)Condition6 isfulfilled,asthecandidate

has afamily of 5members.

190. (3)Conditions 1 and 5is

missing.191. (2) She ishaving afamily of fivemembersandcondition6 is notfulfilledbecauseher salary is

less than200000.192. (4)193. (2)

Condition5 ismissing.

194. (2)Condition2 ismissing.

195. (1) Allconditions aresatisfied.

(196-200) The logic is: the

words arearranged inalphabetic

al order by not interchangi

ng places.That is,basic

goes to thefirst placeand thewholeremaining

sentenceis as it is.

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199. (4) Step-1

Cannot

most

Indian

leaders

even

visualise

free India.

Step-2

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Indian

leaders

visualise

free India.

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even free

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Step 5





clockwisepositionmovesClockwise endandothersmoveone stepAnti-clockwise.

212. (3) Theoutermostandinnermostsidesrotate by90° Anti-clockwise

while themiddleonerotates by90°Clockwise.

213. (2) In thistheelementsshift onestep incyclic

order andoneelementisreplacedby a newone.

214. (1) In thisthe upper and thelower elementsrotate by

180° whilethe middleelement

invertedvertically in

alternatesteps.

215. (4)216. (4) Y

changesby 180°,Anti-clockwise& 2places inClockwisedirection.

I changesClockwiseat sameplace, by90°.

0+ hasnorotation



217. (2)NoticeClockwiseandAnti-clockwiserotations asabove.

218 (1)similar toaboveQs.

219. (2)endpointmovesAnti-clockwise,45°,

0+cir cle movesby180°

.220. (3)Justsendelementstooppositeplaces.221. (1)

noticehowthevertically

andhorizontallyattachedcomponentschangealternately.

222. (3)trianglemoves 1place toends/sides, Anti-clockwise,

0· moves by½places,diagonally,

→ movesAnti-clockwiseby 135° or 1½ placesAnti-clockwise.

223. (4) semi-circle turnsAnti-clockwiseand getsdiminished/enlargedalternately,

T jumps toopposite

side andreverses,

arrowheadchangesdirectionandplaces,after 2turns.

224. (1) noticehow thevarious

elementsmove by½ sideand thenfrom oneextremetoanother.

225. (2) circlechangesshade andplacesAnti-clockwise,triangle



tilts

Anti-clock

wise and Clockwi

se alter nately,45°.

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