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Question 1
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks, each preceded by a word given in bold. Every blank has four alternative words given in options (A), (B), (C) and (D). Find the word which best suits the place. If the given word suits the blank, mark 'no correction/change required' as the answer.
At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (1) in three ways: in defence burking (2) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; in coordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (3). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (4) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (5) India is in America’s strategic interest.”
At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (1) in three ways: in defence burking (2) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; in coordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (3). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (4) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (5) India is in America’s strategic interest.”
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 2
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks, each preceded by a word given in bold. Every blank has four alternative words given in options (A), (B), (C) and (D). Find the word which best suits the place. If the given word suits the blank, mark 'no correction/change required' as the answer.
At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (1) in three ways: in defence burking (2) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; in coordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (3). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (4) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (5) India is in America’s strategic interest.”
At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (1) in three ways: in defence burking (2) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; in coordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (3). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (4) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (5) India is in America’s strategic interest.”
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 3
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks, each preceded by a word given in bold. Every blank has four alternative words given in options (A), (B), (C) and (D). Find the word which best suits the place. If the given word suits the blank, mark 'no correction/change required' as the answer.
At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (1) in three ways: in defence burking (2) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; in coordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (3). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (4) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (5) India is in America’s strategic interest.”
At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (1) in three ways: in defence burking (2) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; in coordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (3). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (4) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (5) India is in America’s strategic interest.”
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 4
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks, each preceded by a word given in bold. Every blank has four alternative words given in options (A), (B), (C) and (D). Find the word which best suits the place. If the given word suits the blank, mark 'no correction/change required' as the answer.
At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (1) in three ways: in defence burking (2) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; in coordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (3). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (4) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (5) India is in America’s strategic interest.”
At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (1) in three ways: in defence burking (2) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; in coordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (3). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (4) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (5) India is in America’s strategic interest.”
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 5
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks, each preceded by a word given in bold. Every blank has four alternative words given in options (A), (B), (C) and (D). Find the word which best suits the place. If the given word suits the blank, mark 'no correction/change required' as the answer.
At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (1) in three ways: in defence burking (2) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; in coordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (3). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (4) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (5) India is in America’s strategic interest.”
At the end of his rousing speech to the U.S. Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quoted Walt Whitman to indicate that there was a “new symphony in play” between India and the U.S. The past two years bear out such lyricism in the bilateral relationship. Defence ties have been dissuaded (1) in three ways: in defence burking (2) procurement from the U.S. as well as co-development projects, which are worth over $14 billion; in coordination, cooperation and sharing of information between the two defence forces; and increasingly, on the idea of working together on operations on piracy and peacekeeping. However, it is the strategic relationship, with India’s positioning on non-alignment, that is the most dramatic score in the dissension (3). Although the Centre has drawn the line at an estrangement (4) and “joint patrols”, it is clear from the joint vision statement signed in New Delhi last year that the Modi government intends to move closer to the U.S. on defence issues. In recognition, during Mr. Modi’s visit the U.S. declared India a “major defence partner”, a designation specially created to describe this new relationship and one that is just short of a military alliance. In 2005, Manmohan Singh told the U.S. Congress of how “India’s growth and prosperity are in American interest”, and the heavy lifting has yielded annual bilateral trade of $107 billion now. On Wednesday, Mr. Modi took the theme forward by saying, “A stronger and bereft (5) India is in America’s strategic interest.”
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 6
Direction: Study the following information and answer the related questions.
P, Q, R, S, T, A, B, C, D and E are employees of a company. A table shows the average age of any two employees of the company. The average age of A and B is 27.5.
i.e average age of A & P is given as (A+P)/2=39.5
P, Q, R, S, T, A, B, C, D and E are employees of a company. A table shows the average age of any two employees of the company. The average age of A and B is 27.5.
i.e average age of A & P is given as (A+P)/2=39.5
What is the age of T?
Question 7
Direction: Study the following information and answer the related questions.
P, Q, R, S, T, A, B, C, D and E are employees of a company. A table shows the average age of any two employees of the company. The average age of A and B is 27.5.
i.e average age of A & P is given as (A+P)/2=39.5
P, Q, R, S, T, A, B, C, D and E are employees of a company. A table shows the average age of any two employees of the company. The average age of A and B is 27.5.
i.e average age of A & P is given as (A+P)/2=39.5
What is the average age of D, R and S?
Question 8
Direction: Study the following information and answer the related questions.
P, Q, R, S, T, A, B, C, D and E are employees of a company. A table shows the average age of any two employees of the company. The average age of A and B is 27.5.
i.e average age of A & P is given as (A+P)/2=39.5
P, Q, R, S, T, A, B, C, D and E are employees of a company. A table shows the average age of any two employees of the company. The average age of A and B is 27.5.
i.e average age of A & P is given as (A+P)/2=39.5
What is the ratio of ages of Q and E?
Question 9
Direction: Study the following information and answer the related questions.
P, Q, R, S, T, A, B, C, D and E are employees of a company. A table shows the average age of any two employees of the company. The average age of A and B is 27.5.
i.e average age of A & P is given as (A+P)/2=39.5
P, Q, R, S, T, A, B, C, D and E are employees of a company. A table shows the average age of any two employees of the company. The average age of A and B is 27.5.
i.e average age of A & P is given as (A+P)/2=39.5
What will be the average of sum of ages of A, B, C, D and E together after five years?
Question 10
Direction: Study the following information and answer the related questions.
P, Q, R, S, T, A, B, C, D and E are employees of a company. A table shows the average age of any two employees of the company. The average age of A and B is 27.5.
i.e average age of A & P is given as (A+P)/2=39.5
P, Q, R, S, T, A, B, C, D and E are employees of a company. A table shows the average age of any two employees of the company. The average age of A and B is 27.5.
i.e average age of A & P is given as (A+P)/2=39.5
If age of P and Q is decreased by 50% and age of A and B is increased by 20%, what will be the ratio of ages of P, Q, R, S and T together to the ages of A, B, C, D and E together?
Question 11
Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Six friends L, M, N, O, P and Q have a different number of books. The person who has least no. of books is not N. The person who has the second-highest number of books has 20 books. O has more book than only P and N. M has more books than L but less than Q. O has 5 books less than M. 9 is the least number of books.
Six friends L, M, N, O, P and Q have a different number of books. The person who has least no. of books is not N. The person who has the second-highest number of books has 20 books. O has more book than only P and N. M has more books than L but less than Q. O has 5 books less than M. 9 is the least number of books.
Who among the following has the least number of books?
Question 12
Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Six friends L, M, N, O, P and Q have a different number of books. The person who has least no. of books is not N. The person who has the second-highest number of books has 20 books. O has more book than only P and N. M has more books than L but less than Q. O has 5 books less than M. 9 is the least number of books.
Six friends L, M, N, O, P and Q have a different number of books. The person who has least no. of books is not N. The person who has the second-highest number of books has 20 books. O has more book than only P and N. M has more books than L but less than Q. O has 5 books less than M. 9 is the least number of books.
How many books may L have?
Question 13
Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Six friends L, M, N, O, P and Q have a different number of books. The person who has least no. of books is not N. The person who has the second-highest number of books has 20 books. O has more book than only P and N. M has more books than L but less than Q. O has 5 books less than M. 9 is the least number of books.
Six friends L, M, N, O, P and Q have a different number of books. The person who has least no. of books is not N. The person who has the second-highest number of books has 20 books. O has more book than only P and N. M has more books than L but less than Q. O has 5 books less than M. 9 is the least number of books.
Who among the following has the highest number of books?
Question 14
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
6 friends- A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting in 2 groups, 3 persons each in the group. They are sitting opposite to each other and like different colours (Blue, Black, Red, Green, Pink & Brown). A, who likes Blue, is taller than C, but shorter than D and B. The shortest guy is opposite to the one who likes Brown. F, who likes Red, is sitting between A and D. C, who likes Green, is opposite to A. B, who likes Brown, is opposite to F. E, the tallest guy, opposite to the one who likes Pink.
6 friends- A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting in 2 groups, 3 persons each in the group. They are sitting opposite to each other and like different colours (Blue, Black, Red, Green, Pink & Brown). A, who likes Blue, is taller than C, but shorter than D and B. The shortest guy is opposite to the one who likes Brown. F, who likes Red, is sitting between A and D. C, who likes Green, is opposite to A. B, who likes Brown, is opposite to F. E, the tallest guy, opposite to the one who likes Pink.
How many persons are shorter than A?
Question 15
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
6 friends- A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting in 2 groups, 3 persons each in the group. They are sitting opposite to each other and like different colours (Blue, Black, Red, Green, Pink & Brown). A, who likes Blue, is taller than C, but shorter than D and B. The shortest guy is opposite to the one who likes Brown. F, who likes Red, is sitting between A and D. C, who likes Green, is opposite to A. B, who likes Brown, is opposite to F. E, the tallest guy, opposite to the one who likes Pink.
6 friends- A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting in 2 groups, 3 persons each in the group. They are sitting opposite to each other and like different colours (Blue, Black, Red, Green, Pink & Brown). A, who likes Blue, is taller than C, but shorter than D and B. The shortest guy is opposite to the one who likes Brown. F, who likes Red, is sitting between A and D. C, who likes Green, is opposite to A. B, who likes Brown, is opposite to F. E, the tallest guy, opposite to the one who likes Pink.
Who among the following likes Pink?
Question 16
The definition of thrashing is_____.
Question 17
If you selected text and click at I on the toolbar of MS Word, it makes the text ______.
Question 18
What do you understand by the word 'U' in the word URL?
Question 19
Which of the following types of tables constraints will prevent the entry of duplicate rows?
Question 20
Which of the following search engines continuously sends out that starts on a homepage of a server and pursue all links stepwise ?
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