Statements: A. All stairs are lifts.

B. No lifts is an escalator.

C. Some escalator are helicopter.

D. some lifts are planes.

Conclusions: I. No stairs is an escalator.

II. Some helicopters are not escalator .

III. Some stairs are planes.

Iv. Some helicopters are escalators.

1.Only I and II follows

2.Only I and IV follows

3Only I and either II and IV follows

4.Either II or IV follows

5.Only I,III and IV follows

Statements: A. All stairs are lifts.

B. No lifts is an escalator.

C. Some escalator are helicopter.

D. some lifts are planes.

Conclusions: I. No stairs is an escalator.

II. Some helicopters are not escalator .

III. Some stairs are planes.

Iv. Some helicopters are escalators.

1.Only I and II follows

2.Only I and IV follows

3Only I and either II and IV follows

4.Either II or IV follows

5.Only I,III and IV follows

what is the remainder when 128 ^ 1000 is divided by 153 ??

Each of the questions below consists of a set of labelled sentences. These sentences, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Choose the most logical order of sentences from the options.

A. It is an irony, where the part makes more sense than the whole.

B. Dead and alive at the same time, is inconceivable, an impossible oxymoron that paralyses the intellect into a shutdown.

C. The sharp edge of reason coupled with a perceptive bias cleaves this integrative intangible 'superposition’ into fragmented tangibility.

D. A jigsaw puzzle, that becomes incomprehensible when complete.

1)BCAD

2)ADBC

3)ABCD

4)BDAC

what is the remainder when 128 ^ 1000 is divided by 153 ??

Quantifiers form a sub-class under determiners. They are adjectives or phrases that serve to answer two possible questions:

1. How many?

2. and How much?

For example: a few, a little, much, many, most, some, any, enough, etc., are quantifiers.

Quantifiers that describe quantity

Words and phrases that describe quantity include a little, none, a few, etc. Some of these are used only with:

Countable nouns - These are the nouns that answer the question How many? For example: a few, a number of, several, etc.

Uncountable nouns - These are the nouns that answer the question How much? For example: a little, a bit of, etc.)

Some of them are also used with both. These are the ones that answer both questions. For example: such as no/none, some, a lot of, etc.

Quantifiers that express attitude

The words few, little and the phrases - a few and a little serve to describe the speaker’s attitude to the quantity being described. The first two carry negative suggestions, whereas the last two carry positive suggestions. For e.g.:

The phrase I have little time means that the speaker hardly has time, whereas the phrase I have a little time means that while the speaker may not have all the time in the world, but s/he has enough for the purpose at hand.

‘Enough’

Enough is used to indicate the necessary amount or quantity; it is placed before nouns. For e.g.: There is enough time, You have enough money, Is there enough food?, etc.

Comparative quantifiers

There are ten comparative or grade quantifiers: much, many, more, most, few, fewer, fewest, little, less, and least.

Much, many, more and most describe (in ascending order) increase; much is used only with uncountable nouns, many only with plural countable nouns, and more and most with both.

I have much time. < I have more time. < I have the most time.

I have many apples. < I have more apples. < I have the most apples.

Few, fewer, fewest, little, less and least chart decrease. The first three (in descending order) are used only with countable plural nouns. The last three (in descending order) are used only with uncountable nouns.

He has few friends. > He has fewer friends. > He has the fewest friends.

He has little time. > He has less time. > He has the least time.

1) The potential exchanges between the officials of IBPF and maharashtra body building associations has all the trappings of drama we are accoumsted to.

2)In the case of sports persons, there is room for some sympathy, but the apathy of administrators, which has even led to sanctions to international bodies, is unpardonable.

3)A case in the point is hefty penalty of US $10000 slapped on the indian body building federation for not fulfilling its commitment for holding the asian championships in mumbai in october.

4)It is matter of deep regret and concern that the sports administrators often cause more harm to the image o fthe country than the sportsmen and sportswomen thorugh their dismal performances.

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