Parajumbles for CAT 2007

[social_loafer]

YIPEE....got all correct 5/5 .....

Originally Posted by Absolute

Puys here are the answers for the Pjs 96-100

96 4
97 1
98 3
99 3
100 2

cheers,
Absolute

[Edward Elric]

My Ans :

I know i am late stil...

96 - 4
97 - 1
98 - 3
99 - 2
100 - 4

[Absolute]

Hello PUYS here are the PJs for the day

101
A) "you are the crucial component in the transformation of the US INDIA relationship", said ambassador Blackwill.
B)Mani summed it up:"if we can sustain the cohesion reflected here and successfully act on our collective vision as alumni of our world class ijnhstitution we will become a ' tour de force' in enhancing India's well being and engagement with the US and the rest of the world"
C)The US India trade relationship, which he describes as " flat as a chapati", needs a leavening agent.
D)What better than the IIT's and their alumni ?
E)Now that the IIT alumni have defined their charter it is up to them to step up to the plate and deliever on the promise.


1)EBACD 2)DEBAC 3)BDEAC 4)BEACD

102
A).Each concept ,such as a man or an apple,refers to the qualities which a group of things share.
B) Concepts are the means by which the universe is made intelligible.
C) Plato's point is that to think or to communicate at all requires the use of concepts.
D) The simplest statement -"there is a man"-uses the concept man;"there is an apple" uses the concept apple.

1)ADCB 2) ADBC 3) CDAB 4)CBDA 5) BCAD

103
A.Nonetheless, Tocqueville was only one of the first of a long line of thinkers to worry whether such rough equality could survive in the face of a growing factory system that threatened to create divisions between industrial workers and a new business elite.
B. "The government of democracy brings the nation of political rights to the level of the humblest citizens." He wrote,"Just as the dissemination of wealth brings the notion of property within the reach of all the members of the community".
C. Tocqueville was far too shrewd an observer to be uncritical about the United States, but his verdict was fundamentally positive.
D. No visitor to the United States has left a more enduring record of his travels and observations than the French writer and political theorist Alexis De Tocqueville, whose "Democracy In Amercica", first pusblished in 1835, remains one of the most trenchant and insightful analyses of American social and political practices.


a. DACB b. BACD c. DCBA d. DBAC

104
A. The charming headwaiter answered our questions very politely.
B. There were so many young long-legged waiters that they were in danger of running into each other as my companion and I considered the overheads.
C. These boys have taken the place of the middle-aged women in white overalls with a lot of Nanny about them who used to serve the excellent plain English nursery food in a plain English nursery way.
D. We enquired about the number of covers, the existence of a private room and many other questions about the cuisine and service.
E. He may have smelt a rat and guessed that we were from one of the many magazines which describe places to eat, or perhaps he just thought we were naturally curious country bumpkins on an outing.
F. Bread-and-butter pudding and raspberry crumble came as naturally to them as they do to the customers brought up on such no-frills fare.
a. ADEBCF b. AEDCBF c. ADECBF d. ABCDEF


105
.A. As if being embroiled in a murderous conspiracy was not enough, there is further sadness for Harrods owner Mohammed Fayed.
B. This accusation comes from the fact that Mr Fayed’s tinned mince-pie programme has been infiltrated by a batch of rogue Bakewell tarts.
C. He has been forced to issue a product-recall notice in top people’s paper the Times that may permanently damage his standing as a purveyor of culinary fancies to the aristocracy
D. What is irksome about this fact is that Bakewell tarts are a rather common form of sugary comestible; not quite the thing the purchasers of Harrods finest mince pies expect to find for pudding.
E. This news came in a full month and a bit after Christmas with the information - Bakewell tarts may contain nuts.
F. The obvious implication: that a Traditional Mince Pie With Harrods Brandy and these proletarian old Bakewell tarts are, in fact, made in the same factory.
a. ACBEDF b. ABDECF c. AEDCBF d. ACEDBF


cheers,
Absolute

[severus snape]

So I took the advice of Absolute and got lazy. Immediate pay off.
Last set was surprise...4\5

Absolute bhai congrats for your century...

101 4
102 4
103 c
104 a
105 d

This set was tough, but were two question repeated????

[tintin&snowy]

Got 4/5 in the last set but not feeling very confident this time around:

101-2
102-4
103-3
104-1
105-4

[Absolute]

This set was tough, but were two question repeated????

May be yes..I too feel the same...in coming days also there may be repeats..

cheers,
Absolute

[social_loafer]

4
5
4
1
1

nice questions in this set....

[veritas]

101-1
102-3
103-4
104-1
105-2

too tough man too tough

[sid_dharth]

Originally Posted by Absolute

Hello PUYS here are the PJs for the day
cheers,
Absolute

My take on the PJ's

101. 2
102. 4
103. 3
104. 1
105. 2

Cheers!!!
Siddharth

[krsh.vik]

101 - 105
A difficult set bro
2 1 D C D