SLAT 2021 Memory Based Questions Answer- Day 1- 10th July 2021

By Vijeta Bhatt|Updated : July 10th, 2021

SLAT Memory Based Questions Answer 2021: 10 July 2021

As per the analysis and review shared by the students the level of the exam was moderate. In this article, we are sharing Memory based questions which were asked in the SLAT 2021 Law 5-year entrance exam 2021.

SLAT Memory Based Questions Answer 2021: The SLAT entrance exam for 5-year LL.B was held on 10 July across the country. The level of the exam was moderate. Check all the SLAT questions asked in the exam along with insights about kinds of questions asked and difficulty level.

SLAT Exam Analysis 2021 (5 yr LLB): Difficulty Level

SectionsDifficulty Level 
English Easy
Mathematical AptitudeModerate 
Logical and Analytical ReasoningEasy
Legal Aptitude and Legal ReasoningEasy-Moderate 
General Knowledge with Current Affairs

Moderate-Difficult

Overall  Moderate

SLAT 2021 Memory Based Questions

1. Who authored the book “Waiting for a Visa”?

Ans: B.R. Ambedkar

2. Which of the following island is renamed as Shaheed Dweep?

Ans: Neill Island

3. Which of the following social worker fondly known a “Manji of Ladakh”, has been nominated to receive Padma Shri Award 2021 for constructing a 38 Km road connecting the Kargyak Village in the Zanskar valley with Darcha village in Himachal Pradesh?

Ans: Tsultrim Chonjor

4. According to Eurostat Report 2020, which country is the largest trading partner of the European Union?
Ans: China

5. Who was recently is news for translating Satyajiy Ray’s Book “Another Dozen Stories” from Bengali to English?

Ans: Indrani Mujumdar

6. Which country has released the world’s first animal vaccine against noval coronavirus?

Ans. Russia

7. The capital of this country is Suba. A variant of Hindi is the official language of this Island country. Name the country?

Ans. Fiji

8. Which of the following depicts Estonia’s claim fame in January 2021?

Ans. It became only country in the world where the elected Prime Minister and the elected President are women.

9. Which Sri Lankan cricketer recently announced his retirement from International Cricket?

Ans. Thisara Parera

10. This art form was made popular after New Zealand sports team began performing it before their matches which is a kind of war cry or dance. What is it known as?

Ans. Zumba

SLAT 2021 Memory Based Questions II GK & Current Affairs II 10.07.2021

Analytical Reasoning

11. Find out the missing number, if a certain rule is followed in all the three figures:-

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Ans. 91

12. The sum of the ages of a Neeta and Rita is 41 years. Four years ago, Neeta’s age was two times the age of the Rita. So, the present age of Rita is

Ans: 15

13. 16 : 125 :: 36 : ?

Ans: 343

14. There are twenty-five children standing in a row facing towards the North. If Prakash is shifted by four places towards his right, he becomes tenth from the right end. What is the original position of Prakash from the left end?

Ans: 12th

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15. In a code language given that ‘756’ means ‘Night is cool’, ‘53’ means ‘Cool Winter’ and ‘745’ means ‘Cool is Dark’, now Dark is represented by which digit?

Ans: 4

16. Four friends namely Pulkit, Qadir, Rahul and Sanjay are playing the game of carom. During the game Qadir makes pair with Sanjay and Pulkit makes pair with Rahul. Sanjay is sitting to the right side of Rahul whose face is towards the west. Find out which direction Sanjay is facing?

Ans: South

17. Akshay lives in neighborhood of Prasad which is 100 meters away towards southeast. Suman is Akshay’ neighbor and she stays 100 meters away towards southwest. Vivek is Suman’s neighbor and he stays 100 meters away towards northwest. Where is the position of Vivek’s home in relation to Prasad’s home?

18. By travelling at 60 kmph, a person reaches his destination on time. He covered three-fourth of the total distance in one-fourth of the total time. What speed should he maintain for the remaining distance to reach his destination on time?

Ans: 20 kmph

19. What number should come next:

52, 51, 53, 52, 54, 53,…..

Ans: 55

20. Find the odd one out:

12, 43, 95, 167, 2511, 3613, 4915

Ans: 167

21. Ravi made a statement: When I have gone for hunting today morning, every bird that I have shot was a pigeon, and every pigeon I saw I shot. Which of the following statement below is an appropriate conclusion from the Ravi’s statement?

22. In a certain language SAMEER is coded as 924, PRAVIN is coded as 1575. How should SCHOOL be coded in the same language?

SLAT 2021 Memory Based Questions II Analytical Reasoning II 10.07.2021

Logical Reasoning

23. While introducing Sheela, Nitin says, she is the only sister-in-law of my mother’s son’. How are Sheela and Nitin related?

Ans: Husband and Wife

24. If 24th of July is a Wednesday, the number of Wednesday in the month is

Ans: 4

25. Googly : Cricket :: Eagle : ?

Ans: Golf

26. Paw : Dog:: Hoof : ? 

Ans: Cow

27. Find the next number in the sequence 2, 5, 16, 65…

Ans: 326

28. If you rank 12th in a class of 57, what will be your rank from the last?

Ans: 46

29. Ballerina : Ballet :: Thespian : ?

Ans: Drama

30. If FACTORY is coded as 3761942 and TEACHER as 1876084, how is FEATHER Coded?

Ans: 3871084

31. Ring : Boxing :: Velodrome : ?

Ans: Cycling

32. How many meaningful 5 letter words can be formed from the following word:

MARCH
Ans: 1

SLAT 2021 Memory Based Questions II Logical Reasoning II 10.07.2021

Legal Aptitude 

33. Principle: Necessity is a good justification for the loss caused to plaintiff.

Facts: A fire originates in A’s house through some unknown defect in the electrical installation. In extinguishing the fire, B’s adjoining property is damaged by water. B brings an action against A, claiming damages for the damage caused to his property.

Ans: B cannot succeed, since A was acting under sheer necessity

34. Principle: Acceptance must be in the same sense of the proposal and the manner so provided.

Facts: ‘J’ proposed to ‘Y’ to sell a table for INR 600. ‘Y’ expressed his desire to buy the said chair for INR 500.

Ans: ‘Y’ has not accepted the proposal of ‘J’.

35. Principle: A crime consists of two essential ingredients of mens rea and actus rea.

Facts: Riddhi who has been absent from school for a week goes to the library and takes away Shina’s notebook to make notes. She leaves a letter at the table for Shina mentioning that she is taking her notebook and will return it tomorrow. But the letter was not read by Shina. Will Riddhi be liable for theft?

Ans: No, even though she took it but there was no malafide intention or mens rea on her part.

36. Manu, an APSRTC bus driver finds himself in a situation where he has no other option but to run over a café full of people in order to avoid he takes a turn and runs over a biker. The biker dies on the spot. Is the bus driver liable

Ans: The bus driver is not liable because through his actions he had no mens rea to kill the biker, rather it was unavoidable situation.

37. Mr. Sam had a black Labrador (Justice), 5 years old. One fine day he left his dog unattended. Meanwhile, Bruno, who was Mr. Sam’s neighbour started throwing stones at Justice. Justice got furious and started running, as a result a women and a child were in danger. A policeman swathe situation and came to save the women and child. But meanwhile, he got injured. The policeman demanded damages from Mr. Sam.

Choose the appropriate option:

Ans: Policeman can recover the damages as Mr. Sam left the dog unattended. So, Mr. Sam should pay for the damages.

Ans. D

38. Principle: Child Labor is strictly prohibited and punished in places of Hazardous employment.

Facts: Raju, a twelve years old boy was the only child of his parents. They both were daily wage earners. One day, they both fell ill and there was nothing to eat at their homes. Raju asked the nearby factory owner Ramesh Bhai having firecrackers manufacturing unit to provide work at his factory. Raju started working at his factory.

Ans: The factory manufacturing unit was not so hazardous, so Ramesh Bhai will not be prosecuted.

39. Principle: An agreement is void and unenforceable if consideration and objects are unlawful.

Facts: ‘A’ Police officer entered into an agreement with B to supply 15 AK Rifles. A promised to pay a sum of INR 200000/-, B supplied the guns but A refused to pay the sum promised.

Ans: A) B cannot move to any court for enforcement of the contract. 

40. A, while walking on a street thrust his hand in B;s pocket for stealing valuables but the pocket was empty. A is:

Ans: guilty of attempt to commit theft.

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