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Question 1
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested one of which fills the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however, is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be (2) fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks, (3) investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (4) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (5) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds.
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however, is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be (2) fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks, (3) investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (4) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (5) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds.
Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Question 2
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested one of which fills the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however, is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be (2) fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks, (3) investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (4) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (5) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds.
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however, is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be (2) fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks, (3) investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (4) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (5) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds.
Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Question 3
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested one of which fills the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however, is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be (2) fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks, (3) investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (4) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (5) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds.
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however, is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be (2) fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks, (3) investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (4) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (5) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds.
Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Question 4
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested one of which fills the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however, is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be (2) fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks, (3) investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (4) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (5) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds.
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however, is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be (2) fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks, (3) investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (4) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (5) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds.
Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Question 5
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested one of which fills the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however, is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be (2) fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks, (3) investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (4) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (5) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds.
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however, is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be (2) fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks, (3) investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (4) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (5) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds.
Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Question 6
Directions: Study the following Bar Graph and answer the questions given below.
Total number of Employees in Different Companies and percentage of Male Employees in those companies.
Total number of Employees in Different Companies and percentage of Male Employees in those companies.
What is the respective ratio of the number of male employees of Company A and the number of female employees of Company E?
Question 7
Directions: Study the following Bar Graph and answer the questions given below.
Total number of Employees in Different Companies and percentage of Male Employees in those companies.
Total number of Employees in Different Companies and percentage of Male Employees in those companies.
What is total number of male employees of company C and female employees of company D and E together?
Question 8
Directions: Study the following Bar Graph and answer the questions given below.
Total number of Employees in Different Companies and percentage of Male Employees in those companies.
Total number of Employees in Different Companies and percentage of Male Employees in those companies.
The total number of female employees of company B is approximately what percent of the total number of employees of company D?
Question 9
Directions: Study the following Bar Graph and answer the questions given below.
Total number of Employees in Different Companies and percentage of Male Employees in those companies.
Total number of Employees in Different Companies and percentage of Male Employees in those companies.
What is the total number of employees in all the companies together?
Question 10
Directions: Study the following Bar Graph and answer the questions given below.
Total number of Employees in Different Companies and percentage of Male Employees in those companies.
Total number of Employees in Different Companies and percentage of Male Employees in those companies.
What is the average number of female employees in all the companies together(approximately)?
Question 11
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Ten people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are seated in two rows with 5 in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north such that the persons in the 2 rows face each other. They like different colors Green, Blue, Black, Yellow, Red, Grey, Brown, Indigo, Orange and Pink not necessarily in the same order.
R is at one of the corners and likes Green. X is to the left of R. Person facing X likes Indigo. The person who likes Yellow faces the person who likes Black. There is a gap of two persons between U and the one who likes Black. Y is a neighbour of the persons who like Pink and Indigo. One who likes Pink is to the left of the one who likes Indigo. T likes Red and faces the person who likes Pink. U is not seated at any of the corners. P likes Brown and his neighbour likes orange. The person who likes Grey is to the left of the one who likes Blue. W faces S and S does not like Yellow. Q faces the south direction and does not like Grey.
Ten people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are seated in two rows with 5 in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north such that the persons in the 2 rows face each other. They like different colors Green, Blue, Black, Yellow, Red, Grey, Brown, Indigo, Orange and Pink not necessarily in the same order.
R is at one of the corners and likes Green. X is to the left of R. Person facing X likes Indigo. The person who likes Yellow faces the person who likes Black. There is a gap of two persons between U and the one who likes Black. Y is a neighbour of the persons who like Pink and Indigo. One who likes Pink is to the left of the one who likes Indigo. T likes Red and faces the person who likes Pink. U is not seated at any of the corners. P likes Brown and his neighbour likes orange. The person who likes Grey is to the left of the one who likes Blue. W faces S and S does not like Yellow. Q faces the south direction and does not like Grey.
Four of the following have a similar relation and hence form a group, which of the following is not a part of that group?
Question 12
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Ten people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are seated in two rows with 5 in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north such that the persons in the 2 rows face each other. They like different colors Green, Blue, Black, Yellow, Red, Grey, Brown, Indigo, Orange and Pink not necessarily in the same order.
R is at one of the corners and likes Green. X is to the left of R. Person facing X likes Indigo. The person who likes Yellow faces the person who likes Black. There is a gap of two persons between U and the one who likes Black. Y is a neighbour of the persons who like Pink and Indigo. One who likes Pink is to the left of the one who likes Indigo. T likes Red and faces the person who likes Pink. U is not seated at any of the corners. P likes Brown and his neighbour likes orange. The person who likes Grey is to the left of the one who likes Blue. W faces S and S does not like Yellow. Q faces the south direction and does not like Grey.
Ten people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are seated in two rows with 5 in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north such that the persons in the 2 rows face each other. They like different colors Green, Blue, Black, Yellow, Red, Grey, Brown, Indigo, Orange and Pink not necessarily in the same order.
R is at one of the corners and likes Green. X is to the left of R. Person facing X likes Indigo. The person who likes Yellow faces the person who likes Black. There is a gap of two persons between U and the one who likes Black. Y is a neighbour of the persons who like Pink and Indigo. One who likes Pink is to the left of the one who likes Indigo. T likes Red and faces the person who likes Pink. U is not seated at any of the corners. P likes Brown and his neighbour likes orange. The person who likes Grey is to the left of the one who likes Blue. W faces S and S does not like Yellow. Q faces the south direction and does not like Grey.
Which of the following pair of persons is seated at the corners?
Question 13
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Ten people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are seated in two rows with 5 in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north such that the persons in the 2 rows face each other. They like different colors Green, Blue, Black, Yellow, Red, Grey, Brown, Indigo, Orange and Pink not necessarily in the same order.
R is at one of the corners and likes Green. X is to the left of R. Person facing X likes Indigo. The person who likes Yellow faces the person who likes Black. There is a gap of two persons between U and the one who likes Black. Y is a neighbour of the persons who like Pink and Indigo. One who likes Pink is to the left of the one who likes Indigo. T likes Red and faces the person who likes Pink. U is not seated at any of the corners. P likes Brown and his neighbour likes orange. The person who likes Grey is to the left of the one who likes Blue. W faces S and S does not like Yellow. Q faces the south direction and does not like Grey.
Ten people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are seated in two rows with 5 in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north such that the persons in the 2 rows face each other. They like different colors Green, Blue, Black, Yellow, Red, Grey, Brown, Indigo, Orange and Pink not necessarily in the same order.
R is at one of the corners and likes Green. X is to the left of R. Person facing X likes Indigo. The person who likes Yellow faces the person who likes Black. There is a gap of two persons between U and the one who likes Black. Y is a neighbour of the persons who like Pink and Indigo. One who likes Pink is to the left of the one who likes Indigo. T likes Red and faces the person who likes Pink. U is not seated at any of the corners. P likes Brown and his neighbour likes orange. The person who likes Grey is to the left of the one who likes Blue. W faces S and S does not like Yellow. Q faces the south direction and does not like Grey.
Which of the following pair of persons is seated exactly in the middle of the 2 rows?
Question 14
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Ten people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are seated in two rows with 5 in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north such that the persons in the 2 rows face each other. They like different colors Green, Blue, Black, Yellow, Red, Grey, Brown, Indigo, Orange and Pink not necessarily in the same order.
R is at one of the corners and likes Green. X is to the left of R. Person facing X likes Indigo. The person who likes Yellow faces the person who likes Black. There is a gap of two persons between U and the one who likes Black. Y is a neighbour of the persons who like Pink and Indigo. One who likes Pink is to the left of the one who likes Indigo. T likes Red and faces the person who likes Pink. U is not seated at any of the corners. P likes Brown and his neighbour likes orange. The person who likes Grey is to the left of the one who likes Blue. W faces S and S does not like Yellow. Q faces the south direction and does not like Grey.
Ten people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are seated in two rows with 5 in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north such that the persons in the 2 rows face each other. They like different colors Green, Blue, Black, Yellow, Red, Grey, Brown, Indigo, Orange and Pink not necessarily in the same order.
R is at one of the corners and likes Green. X is to the left of R. Person facing X likes Indigo. The person who likes Yellow faces the person who likes Black. There is a gap of two persons between U and the one who likes Black. Y is a neighbour of the persons who like Pink and Indigo. One who likes Pink is to the left of the one who likes Indigo. T likes Red and faces the person who likes Pink. U is not seated at any of the corners. P likes Brown and his neighbour likes orange. The person who likes Grey is to the left of the one who likes Blue. W faces S and S does not like Yellow. Q faces the south direction and does not like Grey.
What is the position of V with respect to the one who likes Indigo?
Question 15
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Ten people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are seated in two rows with 5 in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north such that the persons in the 2 rows face each other. They like different colors Green, Blue, Black, Yellow, Red, Grey, Brown, Indigo, Orange and Pink not necessarily in the same order.
R is at one of the corners and likes Green. X is to the left of R. Person facing X likes Indigo. The person who likes Yellow faces the person who likes Black. There is a gap of two persons between U and the one who likes Black. Y is a neighbour of the persons who like Pink and Indigo. One who likes Pink is to the left of the one who likes Indigo. T likes Red and faces the person who likes Pink. U is not seated at any of the corners. P likes Brown and his neighbour likes orange. The person who likes Grey is to the left of the one who likes Blue. W faces S and S does not like Yellow. Q faces the south direction and does not like Grey.
Ten people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are seated in two rows with 5 in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north such that the persons in the 2 rows face each other. They like different colors Green, Blue, Black, Yellow, Red, Grey, Brown, Indigo, Orange and Pink not necessarily in the same order.
R is at one of the corners and likes Green. X is to the left of R. Person facing X likes Indigo. The person who likes Yellow faces the person who likes Black. There is a gap of two persons between U and the one who likes Black. Y is a neighbour of the persons who like Pink and Indigo. One who likes Pink is to the left of the one who likes Indigo. T likes Red and faces the person who likes Pink. U is not seated at any of the corners. P likes Brown and his neighbour likes orange. The person who likes Grey is to the left of the one who likes Blue. W faces S and S does not like Yellow. Q faces the south direction and does not like Grey.
Which of the following is a correct combination?
Question 16
Fitch Ratings has revised the outlook on India’s long-term foreign-currency issuer default rating (IDR) to negative from stable and affirmed the rating at _______.
Question 17
Who has authored the book titled “Naoroji Pioneer of Indian Nationalism”, the biography of Dadabhai Naoroji?
Question 18
According to the SIPRI Yearbook 2020 what is India’s position as nuclear weapons holder in the world?
Question 19
Who is the head of the Community Forest Resource (CFR) committee?
Question 20
India’s policy think tank the NITI Aayog is organizing Sustainable Development Goals Conclave 2020 in which city of India?
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