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Question 1
Direction: In the given question, one statement with a blank is given along with four words. Two of the given words can fit into the given blank. Five options with various combinations of these words is given. Pick up the combination of the words that fit into the blank.
Migrant workers are amongst the most exploited and criminalized and such a ________ approach towards the workers is not only appalling but criminal.
a) thwarted
b) stymie
c) slapdash
d) slipshod
Question 2
Direction: In the given question, one statement with a blank is given along with four words. Two of the given words can fit into the given blank. Five options with various combinations of these words is given. Pick up the combination of the words that fit into the blank.
Managers do not appreciate negative feedback or retaliation from the team, a fact that encourages many employees to resort to ________ behaviour to appease seniors.
a) vouchsafed
b) ingratiating
c) obsequious
d) lascivious
a) vouchsafed
b) ingratiating
c) obsequious
d) lascivious
Question 3
Direction: In the given question, one statement with a blank along with four words is given. Two of the given words can fit into the given blank. Five options with various combinations of these words are given. Choose the combination of the words that best fits into the blank.
Even in this day and age, when numerous successful women are setting examples in a _________ world, men and women are still treated differently.
a) patriarchal
b) sexist
c) polar
d) unorthodox
a) patriarchal
b) sexist
c) polar
d) unorthodox
Question 4
Direction: In the following question, one statement with a blank is given along with four words. Two of the given words can fit into given blank. Five options each with a combination of two words are given. Pick up the combination of the words that fits into the blank.
Aamir Khan's character literally gets dacoits to loot his own ________ and then trades the dacoits to the British for some good old cash.
a) reparations
b) assembly
c) crew
d) party
a) reparations
b) assembly
c) crew
d) party
Question 5
Direction: In the given question, one statement with a blank along with four words is given. Two of the given words can fit into the given blank. Five options with various combinations of these words are given. Choose the combination of the words that best fits into the blank.
Mistakes in spotting _____ not only involve believing a liar but also, what often is worse, disbelieving a truthful person.
a) Deceit
b) Deceive
c) Bluff
d) Victim
a) Deceit
b) Deceive
c) Bluff
d) Victim
Question 6
Directions: Find the appropriate relation for quantity 1 and quantity 2 in the following question:
Quantity 1 – Total Interest: The compound interest on Rs. 12500 at 12% per annum for 1 year, compounded half-yearly.
Quantity 2 – Total Interest: A sum of money becomes 15000 in 5 years at 10% simple interest per annum.
Quantity 2 – Total Interest: A sum of money becomes 15000 in 5 years at 10% simple interest per annum.
Question 7
Direction: Each question below contains a statement followed by Quantity I and Quantity II. Find both to find the relationship among them. Mark your answer accordingly.
Quantity I: If the quantity of wine in mixture of wine and water is 10 litre then the quantity of water if after selling mixture at cost price, a seller earn 25% profit.
Quantity II: Quantity of water in a 12 litre mixture of wine and water if the ratio of wine and water is 5:1.
Question 8
Direction: Establish the relationship between quantity 1 & quantity 2.
Monthly income of A is Rs. 24000. A spends 20% on food, X% on rent, Y% on others and the remaining was his saving of Rs. 9600.
Quantity 1: Value of X+Y.
Quantity 2: 35%
Quantity 1: Value of X+Y.
Quantity 2: 35%
Question 9
Direction: Find the appropriate relation for quantity1 and quantity2 in the following question:
Quantity I = If the average age of A and B is 20 years, then their avg ages after 5 years.
Quantity II = if in an experiment, the average result of first 20 readings is 30 and that of 30 more readings is 20, then the average of all readings taken together
Quantity II = if in an experiment, the average result of first 20 readings is 30 and that of 30 more readings is 20, then the average of all readings taken together
Question 10
Direction: Each question below contains a statement followed by Quantity I and Quantity II. Find both to find the relationship among them. Mark your answer accordingly.
Quantity I: A sum of money doubles itself in 3 years at compound interest. In how many years does it become 16 times itself?
Quantity II: A sum of money doubles itself in 4 years at compound interest .In how many years does it become 8 times itself?
Quantity II: A sum of money doubles itself in 4 years at compound interest .In how many years does it become 8 times itself?
Question 11
Direction: Read the following number arrangement carefully to give the answers of the questions based on it.
11 34 5 23 7 6 67 12 56 4 1 43 7 9 60 27 3 9 18 8 22 47 2 7 32 77 1 54 6
Step I: If an odd number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then they will swap their places with each other.
Step II: If an odd number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the odd number will interchange its position with respect to the number just before it.
Step III: If an even number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the even numbers will be arranged to the left end in descending order (Larger number at the leftmost place).
Step IV: If and even number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then the two-digit even numbers will be arranged to the right end in descending order (Smaller number at the rightmost place).
Note: Step II is performed after step I, Step III is performed after step II and step IV is performed after step III.
11 34 5 23 7 6 67 12 56 4 1 43 7 9 60 27 3 9 18 8 22 47 2 7 32 77 1 54 6
Step I: If an odd number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then they will swap their places with each other.
Step II: If an odd number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the odd number will interchange its position with respect to the number just before it.
Step III: If an even number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the even numbers will be arranged to the left end in descending order (Larger number at the leftmost place).
Step IV: If and even number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then the two-digit even numbers will be arranged to the right end in descending order (Smaller number at the rightmost place).
Note: Step II is performed after step I, Step III is performed after step II and step IV is performed after step III.
What are the numbers which are placed at the right most place and the left most place in step III?
Question 12
Direction: Read the following number arrangement carefully to give the answers of the questions based on it.
11 34 5 23 7 6 67 12 56 4 1 43 7 9 60 27 3 9 18 8 22 47 2 7 32 77 1 54 6
Step I: If an odd number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then they will swap their places with each other.
Step II: If an odd number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the odd number will interchange its position with respect to the number just before it.
Step III: If an even number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the even numbers will be arranged to the left end in descending order (Larger number at the leftmost place).
Step IV: If and even number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then the two-digit even numbers will be arranged to the right end in descending order (Smaller number at the rightmost place).
Note: Step II is performed after step I, Step III is performed after step II and step IV is performed after step III.
11 34 5 23 7 6 67 12 56 4 1 43 7 9 60 27 3 9 18 8 22 47 2 7 32 77 1 54 6
Step I: If an odd number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then they will swap their places with each other.
Step II: If an odd number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the odd number will interchange its position with respect to the number just before it.
Step III: If an even number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the even numbers will be arranged to the left end in descending order (Larger number at the leftmost place).
Step IV: If and even number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then the two-digit even numbers will be arranged to the right end in descending order (Smaller number at the rightmost place).
Note: Step II is performed after step I, Step III is performed after step II and step IV is performed after step III.
What is the sum of second number from the left end in step II and second number from the right end in step IV?
Question 13
Direction: Read the following number arrangement carefully to give the answers of the questions based on it.
11 34 5 23 7 6 67 12 56 4 1 43 7 9 60 27 3 9 18 8 22 47 2 7 32 77 1 54 6
Step I: If an odd number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then they will swap their places with each other.
Step II: If an odd number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the odd number will interchange its position with respect to the number just before it.
Step III: If an even number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the even numbers will be arranged to the left end in descending order (Larger number at the leftmost place).
Step IV: If and even number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then the two-digit even numbers will be arranged to the right end in descending order (Smaller number at the rightmost place).
Note: Step II is performed after step I, Step III is performed after step II and step IV is performed after step III.
11 34 5 23 7 6 67 12 56 4 1 43 7 9 60 27 3 9 18 8 22 47 2 7 32 77 1 54 6
Step I: If an odd number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then they will swap their places with each other.
Step II: If an odd number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the odd number will interchange its position with respect to the number just before it.
Step III: If an even number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the even numbers will be arranged to the left end in descending order (Larger number at the leftmost place).
Step IV: If and even number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then the two-digit even numbers will be arranged to the right end in descending order (Smaller number at the rightmost place).
Note: Step II is performed after step I, Step III is performed after step II and step IV is performed after step III.
What is the difference between the first and second numbers from the left end in step IV?
Question 14
Direction: Read the following number arrangement carefully to give the answers of the questions based on it.
11 34 5 23 7 6 67 12 56 4 1 43 7 9 60 27 3 9 18 8 22 47 2 7 32 77 1 54 6
Step I: If an odd number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then they will swap their places with each other.
Step II: If an odd number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the odd number will interchange its position with respect to the number just before it.
Step III: If an even number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the even numbers will be arranged to the left end in descending order (Larger number at the leftmost place).
Step IV: If and even number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then the two-digit even numbers will be arranged to the right end in descending order (Smaller number at the rightmost place).
Note: Step II is performed after step I, Step III is performed after step II and step IV is performed after step III.
11 34 5 23 7 6 67 12 56 4 1 43 7 9 60 27 3 9 18 8 22 47 2 7 32 77 1 54 6
Step I: If an odd number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then they will swap their places with each other.
Step II: If an odd number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the odd number will interchange its position with respect to the number just before it.
Step III: If an even number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the even numbers will be arranged to the left end in descending order (Larger number at the leftmost place).
Step IV: If and even number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then the two-digit even numbers will be arranged to the right end in descending order (Smaller number at the rightmost place).
Note: Step II is performed after step I, Step III is performed after step II and step IV is performed after step III.
Which number is 18th to the right of 9th from the left end in step IV?
Question 15
Direction: Read the following number arrangement carefully to give the answers of the questions based on it.
11 34 5 23 7 6 67 12 56 4 1 43 7 9 60 27 3 9 18 8 22 47 2 7 32 77 1 54 6
Step I: If an odd number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then they will swap their places with each other.
Step II: If an odd number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the odd number will interchange its position with respect to the number just before it.
Step III: If an even number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the even numbers will be arranged to the left end in descending order (Larger number at the leftmost place).
Step IV: If and even number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then the two-digit even numbers will be arranged to the right end in descending order (Smaller number at the rightmost place).
Note: Step II is performed after step I, Step III is performed after step II and step IV is performed after step III.
11 34 5 23 7 6 67 12 56 4 1 43 7 9 60 27 3 9 18 8 22 47 2 7 32 77 1 54 6
Step I: If an odd number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then they will swap their places with each other.
Step II: If an odd number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the odd number will interchange its position with respect to the number just before it.
Step III: If an even number (single or two digits) is followed by a two-digit odd number then the even numbers will be arranged to the left end in descending order (Larger number at the leftmost place).
Step IV: If and even number (single or two digits) is preceded by a two-digit even number then the two-digit even numbers will be arranged to the right end in descending order (Smaller number at the rightmost place).
Note: Step II is performed after step I, Step III is performed after step II and step IV is performed after step III.
What is the square of the number which is fourth from the right end in step IV?
Question 16
The Fifth Edition of Joint Military Exercise ‘Ajeya Warrior 2020’ will be conducted from 13th to 26th February 2020 between India and which country?
Question 17
Which state topped the list of Swachh Survekshan Grameen Awards 2019?
Question 18
Who won Nobel Prize for Economics 2019?
Question 19
Who won the 2020 Australian Open Men’s Singles title?
Question 20
Who is the President of World Bank?
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