1)TVS Motors on 28 September 2012 launched a new 125 cc Motorcycle in market .The Motorcycle is named by (a) TVS Phoenix (b) TVS Flame SX (c) TVS Jive (d) TVS Crane
2)Name the company that has unveiled the first locally assembled SUV in the Indian market? a) Corolla motors b) Honda c) Mercedes Benz d) BMW
3)Who were the title sponsors for the Srilankan Premier League 2012 ?
Pepsico Mahindra KFC Tata
4)In which country would you find the worlds' largest religious monument ?
Vatican City Jerusalem, Israel Cambodia Indonesia
5)“Tyrst with destiny” was a speech given by Jawaharlal Nehru. Who delivered “ Day of Infamy” Speech ?
Winston Churchill Franklin D Roosevelt Queen Elizabeth Adolf Hitler
6) Which Indian film star has acted in maximum number of films is : (A) Dilip Kumar (B) Manorama (C) Amitabh Bachchan (D) Prem Nazir
7) “Satyameva jayate” engraved on the Indian emblem is taken from
Rig Veda Bhagavad Gita Mundakopanishad Ramayana
8)Tata Consultancy Services is associated with which Formula One team?
Mercedes Red Bull Force India Ferrari
9)In 2007,India allowed the import of Harley Davidson bikes from the US in exchange for the export of which fruit?
Orange Fig Mango Banana
10)Where was the first Indian Institute of Technology set up?
Roorkee Kharagpur Mumbai Delhi
11)The leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha is Arun Jaitley. Who plays the same role in Lok Sabha ?
L K Advani Sushma Swaraj Nitin Gadkari Yashwant Sinha
12)Jaguar and Land Rover were owned by which Automobile company before Tata Motors acquired them ?
Toyota Ford Wolkswagen Pigulet Citreon
13)Which Indian startup was listed by Forbes India in its “top 5 Indian start-ups to watch out for” in 2010 ?
TISS Mock Q.1 In a group of five persons - A, B, X, Y and Z - A and B are shorter than X. Y is shorter than A, but not the shortest among the five. If Z is taller than exactly two persons, then which of the following statement(s) is/are true? I. X is the tallest and B is the shortest. II. Z is shorter than A. III. Y is taller than Z. Add to my a Only I b I and II null c II and III d All the three Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.2 Read the following information carefully and answer the question given below. Four persons - Ajay, Bijay, Chinki and Deepak - visited four cities - Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai - on four different days from Monday to Thursday, not necessarily in that order. It is also known that: I. First letters of the name of the person and city visited by him were not same. II. Ajay visited Kolkata on the day immediately after the day of Deepak's visit but not on Thursday. III. Chinki neither visited Delhi nor on Wednesday or Thursday. On which day Bijay's visit took place? Add to my a Monday b Tuesday c Wednesday d Thursday null Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.3 Read the following information carefully and answer the question given below. Four persons - Ajay, Bijay, Chinki and Deepak - visited four cities - Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai - on four different days from Monday to Thursday, not necessarily in that order. It is also known that: I. Initials of the name of the person and city visited by him were not same. II. Ajay visited Kolkata on the day immediately after the day of Deepak's visit but not on Thursday. III. Chinki neither visited Delhi nor on Wednesday or Thursday. Which of the following statements is true? Add to my Section-1 4 3 5 6 Score : 56.0 Add to my a Chinki visited Mumbai on Monday null b Deepak visited Chennai on Monday c Ajay visited Kolkata on Tuesday d Bijay visited Delhi on Wednesday Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.4 Read the following passage carefully and answer the question given below. "What women can expect from Courts… is a qualified degree of equal treatment," wrote Professor Wendy Williams in "The Equality Crisis: Some Reflections on Culture, Courts, and Feminism,"adding that "women's equality as delivered by Courts can only be an integration into a pre-existing, predominantly male world." This is so because, though the courts may be well meaning and earnestly intend to uphold equal rights for women, they can only reflect the shared life experience of individuals. This takes a largely male hue, not only because the judgment-deliverers are predominantly male, but also because society systemically supports male supremacy. And this systemic slant shades the thought processes that lie behind laws too, and the courts apply the laws in their judgments. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage above? Add to my a One of the causes for incessant perpetuation of gender discrimination in society lies in the fact that judgment-deliverers are predominantly male who deliver judgments unintentionally biased towards men. b Gender-based laws, which aim to affirm the equality of women, would do well in upholding the rights of women in a largely male dominated world. c The inability of courts to deliver equality to women in the real sense can partly be attributed to the male judgment deliverers who form the majority. d Male supremacy which is inherent in the society makes equality for women, as delivered by courts, possible only on paper. Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.5 Read the following passage carefully and answer the question given below. Several groups of scientists and naturalists have spread out to the forests and marshes across the country this monsoon in a coordinated expedition to try to locate some 50 species of amphibians that had eluded sighting since the time they were first reported. These species have been missing for periods ranging from 16 years to 169 years. The search is taking place simultaneously in 15 States, because the monsoon season is the best time for locating frogs that erupt into a croaking chorus after the rains. The project is aimed not only at locating the lost species, but also proposing measures to conserve them and their habitats. Which of the following can be logically concluded from the passage above? Add to my a For a species to be declared extinct, it should not have been sighted for at least 169 years. b The species mentioned in the passage have not come out in the open for the last 16 years. c The monsoon period has started in 15 states. d The scientists and naturalists are trying to locate various species of frogs. d The scientists and naturalists are trying to locate various species of frogs. Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.6 Read the following passage carefully and answer the question given below. Scientists have developed a simple test which can diagnose autism in children as young as two years, a breakthrough they say could lead to earlier detection and better treatment of the brain disorder. The technique, invented by a team at Boston Children's Hospital, uses EEG scalp scanning equipment used for decades to diagnose epilepsy to spot weaknesses in the brain's wiring. The test, they believe, is also suitable for use in poor countries that lack the specialist staff normally needed to make a definitive diagnosis, the Daily Mail reported. Which of the following cannot be validly concluded from the passage above? Add to my a Early detection will lead to better treatment. b Currently the average child cannot be diagnosed with autism until after 2 years of age. c Diagnosis of autism can be a complicated process requiring specialists. d Epilepsy can be diagnosed easily. Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.7 Read the following passage carefully and answer the question given below. There is an explicit conflict between the aims of girls' socialization at home and their education at school. Tradition and customs require girls to learn during childhood that they must submit to male authority in all aspects of their life. The core of this learning lies in giving up any claim to intellectual autonomy and individual uniqueness. With the full force that religious and caste beliefs, and their representations in mythology, might be expected to carry for the young mind, girls are made to internalize the all-encompassing social value of their bodies for reproduction. Restrictions on physical movement and posture and on the use of time and space begin much before puberty, but after menarche these restrictions acquire comprehensive rigor. If we add to these the chronic anxiety about the inescapability of leaving one's parents' home, we can somewhat appreciate how incompatible are the norms of girlhood in India with the basic principles of education. Which of the following can be validly inferred from the passage above? Add to my a The state of girls and their level of empowerment is much better abroad than in India. b Girls in India are a suppressed lot with many restrictions which are not applicable to boys. c For boys, there is no conflict between socialization and formal education. d While formal teaching is the same for both the genders, the home environment is to be blamed for the girl's lack of empowerment. Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.8 Read the following passage carefully and answer the question given below. Aid to give people in developing countries access to clean water and sanitation has been shrinking as a proportion of global aid budgets, with the result that more than a billion people will not get the help they were promised by rich countries under the Millennium Development Goals. Instead, donors help they were promised by rich countries under the Millennium Development Goals. Instead, donors are restricting aid to projects such as schools and hospitals — even though the benefits of those are diminished if their recipients have no clean water or toilets. Which of the following can be inferred from the argument above? Add to my a Water and sanitation are more important than schooling and medical aid. b Clean water and sanitation now account for the least proportion of global aid amounts. c Investing in water and decent sanitation has been found to be one of the most effective uses of development aid. d Western countries have gone back on their promise of aid in the area of water and sanitation, and instead are focusing on education and health. Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.9 In the set of 5 figures below which four are of the same type? Add to my a A, B, C & D b A, C, D & E c A, B, D & E d B, C, D & E Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.10 In the set of 5 figures below which four are of the same type? Add to my a A, B, C & D b A, B, D & E c A, B, C & E d B, C, D & E Incorrect !! Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.11 The following item consists of capitalized words, having a certain relation to each other, followed by four pairs of words. Choose the pair of words that are related to each other in the same way as the pair in question. ELEPHANT : TRUMPET Add to my a mosquito : purr b sheep : bellow c horse : neigh d cow : grunt Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.12 The following item consists of capitalized words, having a certain relation to each other, followed by four pairs of words. Choose the pair of words that are related to each other in the same way as the pair in question. ROCK : HARD Add to my a coal : black b sugar : sweet c silk : smooth d bee : busy Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.13 Directions for questions 13 and 14: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below. Seven boxes – A, B, C, D, E, F and G – are placed on the seven shelves one above another, not necessarily in that order. A is placed on the lower most shelf. B is placed immediately above C and D is placed immediately below G. E and F are placed between B and D such that E is placed below both C and F. Which of the following statements must be true? Add to my a F is placed immediately above D b F is placed below A c E is placed immediately below C d E is placed above G Correct Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.14 Directions for questions 13 and 14: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below. Seven boxes – A, B, C, D, E, F and G – are placed on the seven shelves one above another, not necessarily in that order. A is placed on the lower most shelf. B is placed immediately above C and D is placed immediately below G. E and F are placed between B and D such that E is placed below both C and F. Which of the box is placed in the middle most shelf? Add to my a E b F c G d Either (a) or (b) Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.15 In the question below, word pairs are given which have a certain relation. Select a word from the given options so as to make a similar relational pair with the third word as between the first two. Cape : Pace : : Nape : Add to my a Apen b Pane c Paen d Naep Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.16 In the question below, word pairs are given which have a certain relation. Select a word from the given options so as to make a similar relational pair with the third word as between the first two. Petrology : Rocks : : Ornithology : Add to my a Ores b Minerals c Birds d Eyes Incorrect !! Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.17 Six friends – Anuj, Binu, Parul, Rekha, Suraj and Tanya – are sitting in a row facing east. Suraj and Tanya are sitting at extreme ends. Anuj is sitting at fourth position from the left end whereas Binu is sitting at fourth position from the right end. Only Rekha is sitting between Anuj and Tanya. Who is sitting to the immediate right of Parul? Add to my a Rekha b Tanya c Anuj d Binu Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.18 What will come in place of (?) in the following figure? Add to my a T b U c S d X Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.19 Three suspected gangs of looters headed by Raka, Bakha and Lakha were booked for a robbery in a bank. Each one confesses that one of the other two have looted the bank. If Lakha's gang was found to be the culprit and only one person was telling a lie, then who was telling a lie? Add to my a Raka b Bakha c Lakha d Data inadequate Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.20 Six students – P, Q, R, S, T and V – are sitting around a circular table facing the center. P is sitting between Q and S. T is sitting to the immediate left of V. R is sitting second to the left of P. Which of the following statements cannot be true? Add to my a V is sitting immediate right of R b R is sitting diagonally opposite to Q c T is sitting second to the left of R d S is sitting immediate right to P Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.21 In the question given below, two statements numbered I and II are followed by four conclusions. Choose the conclusion that can be validly drawn on the basis of the given statements. Statements: I. No dog is a tiger. II. All tigers are lions. Conclusions: a. No dog is a lion. b. Some dogs are lions. c. Some lions are not dogs. d. Some dogs are not lions. Add to my a a b b c c null d d Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.22 In the question given below, two statements numbered I and II are followed by four conclusions. Choose the conclusion that can be validly drawn on the basis of the given statements. Statements: I. All happiness is pervasive. II. Some sadness is happiness. Conclusions: a. All that is pervasive is sadness. b. Some that is pervasive is sadness. c. No sadness is pervasive. d. Some sadness is not pervasive. Add to my a a b b null b b null c c d d Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.23 The question below consists of six statements followed by four sets of combinations of three. Choose the alternative where the third statement can be logically deduced from the preceding two statements. Statements: i. All windows are doors. ii. All doors are white. iii.Some windows are open. iv. All doors are open. v. Some windows are doors. vi. All windows are white. Add to my a iii, iv, v b i, vi, ii c i, ii, vi d vi, ii, i Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.24 If today is Sunday, then what will be the day after 1001st day from today? Add to my a Sunday b Monday c Tuesday d Wednesday Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.25 The angle between the minute hand and the hour hand of a clock at 3 : 40 is Add to my a 120º b 125º c 130º d 135º Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.26 Read the following passage carefully and answer the question that follows. Unfortunately, there is no medicine that can cure us of this disease of alcoholism. But if we decide to seek help, there is an organization that can help us: Alcoholics Anonymous. Alcoholics Anonymous is a worldwide organization and it has so far helped 300 million people. In India, too, they have many centers spread across the country. In India, as per experts, five per cent of people who consume alcohol become alcoholics. But one in two, that is 50 per cent, indulge in what is called 'hazardous drinking' — you may not drink every day but when you do, you drink so much that you are no longer in your senses and you cause harm to yourself and to others. Or, you may consume just a little and still behave in a hazardous manner — for example, by driving a car. Which of the following is an inference that can be validly drawn from the information presented above? Add to my a Only one in 20 people in India become alcoholics. b One need not be an alcoholic to be prone to “hazardous drinking”. c Alcoholism is an incurable disease. d People who consume alcohol can be divided into two separate categories viz. alcoholics and hazardous drinkers. Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.27 Read the following passage carefully and answer the question that follows. Unfortunately, there is no medicine that can cure us of this disease of alcoholism. But if we decide to seek help, there is an organization that can help us: Alcoholics Anonymous. Alcoholics Anonymous is a worldwide organization and it has so far helped 300 million people. In India, too, they have many centers spread across the country. In India, as per experts, five per cent of people who consume alcohol become alcoholics. But one in two, that is 50 per cent, indulge in what is called 'hazardous drinking' — you may not drink every day but when you do, you drink so much that you are no longer in your senses and you cause harm to yourself and to others. Or, you may consume just a little and still behave in a hazardous manner — for example, by driving a car. As per the passage, “hazardous drinking” refers to i. driving after consuming alcohol ii. drinking to the extent of losing one's senses iii. drinking excessively on daily basis Add to my a i and ii only b i only c ii only d all of the above Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.28 Read the following passage carefully and answer the question that follows. If enactment of laws was sufficient to protect women, then women in India are on velvet. But reality bites. The law is observed in the breach, or the law is not effectively enforced by the lawenforcement agencies, or judicial redress lies beyond the woman's horizon, or yet, the evil is seen as an accepted practice. Or women get beaten by "hard cases" like Omprakash and Others vs. Radhacharan and Others. It can be inferred from the passage that Add to my a the society labels crimes against women as evil and yet accepts them. b India has implemented a significant number of laws to protect women. c in India judicial redress lies beyond the reach of most women. d due to the lack of an effective law enforcement system, the social condition of women in India is hopeless. Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.29 Read the following passage carefully and answer the question that follows. If enactment of laws was sufficient to protect women, then women in India are on velvet. But reality bites. The law is observed in the breach, or the law is not effectively enforced by the lawenforcement agencies, or judicial redress lies beyond the woman's horizon, or yet, the evil is seen as an accepted practice. Or women get beaten by "hard cases" like Omprakash and Others vs. Radhacharan and Others. The passage contains the statement “women in India are on velvet”. It means that Add to my a women in India can have a comfortable lifestyle if they are protected by law. b women in India are maltreated because there aren't enough laws to protect them. c women in India enjoy all the power as the government has implemented sufficient laws to protect their rights. d women in India are comfortably placed as far as execution of laws for their protection is concerned. Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.30 Read the following passage carefully and answer the question that follows. Acres of pristine white sand spread around turquoise waters, on a hill surrounded by lush greenery — one could be forgiven to think these words describe a beautiful atoll in some island nation. They don't. This actually, is a description of the waste dump at the Malanjkhand mining project in Balaghat's Birsa block. The Malanjkhand Copper Project (MCP) of Hindustan Copper Limited (HCL) accounts for 70 per cent of the country's copper reserves, making it the single largest copper deposit in India. For the tribals living in surrounding villages, however, this open-cast project presents a mine of health problems. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage above? Add to my a Copper metal needs to be mined from its ore to make it usable in form. b Hindustan Copper limited is in the business of mining copper for the country's use. c Balaghat accounts for at least 70 percent of the country's copper reserves. d The residents of Birsa and nearby villages suffer from diseases caused by fine sand and copper waste water. Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.31 From the given alternatives choose the word that best completes the sentence. I'm afraid our plans have fallen _______. We'll have to think again. Add to my a through b out c over d behind Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.32 From the given alternatives choose the word that best completes the sentence. Many friends have known of his habit of stealing that __________ him infamous. Add to my a would make b has made c have made d will make Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.33 Fill the blanks in the sentences given below using the words given to complete the sentence. Come, visit me in Goa and it will be just the _______ we so urgently need, writes Aimee Ginsburg to a friend stubbornly_______ of its storied charms. Add to my a sanctuary immune b evasion inured null c escape unconvinced d dodging uninitiated Incorrect !! Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.34 Fill the blanks in the sentences given below using the words given to complete the sentence. The government has _______ its savings and is mired in a debt crisis that is no longer sustainable without help from the EU—which is _______for drastic cuts. Add to my a dissipated clinkering null b squandered clamoring c expended vociferating d trifled remonstrating Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.35 Given are sets of sentences. They need to be arranged in a sequence to form a coherent paragraph. Pick the option which gives the best sequence. A. Scientists have found that people eating just 7.5 grams of chocolate daily were at a 39% lower risk of having a heart attack or stroke compared to those who ate just 1.7 grams. B. Your indulgence means you are less likely to have a stroke or heart attack, especially if dark chocolate is your thing. C. Chocolate lovers and those eagerly awaiting Easter eggs, rejoice. D. New research shows that regularly consuming as little as a square of chocolate a day helps to reduce your blood pressure and thus your chance of succumbing to cardiovascular disease (CVD). Add to my a CBDA b CBAD c BDAC d CADB Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.36 Given are sets of sentences. They need to be arranged in a sequence to form a coherent paragraph. Pick the option which gives the best sequence. A. The organic material dates back to a period 35m years ago when the Antarctic was much warmer than it is today and teeming with life. B. A vast reservoir of the potent greenhouse gas methane may be locked beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, a study suggests. C. Scientists say the gas could be released into the atmosphere if enough of the ice melts away, adding to global warming. D. Research indicates that ancient deposits of organic matter may have been converted to methane by microbes living in low-oxygen conditions. Add to my a ABCD b BCDA b BCDA c ADBC d BDCA Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.37 Given are sets of sentences. They need to be arranged in a sequence to form a coherent paragraph. Pick the option which gives the best sequence. A. If that sounds like you, then you may be interested to hear that Tuesday sees the launch of a public share issue aimed at raising £8.5m to invest in wind farms and other renewable energy projects across the country. B. You are distrustful of some of the big financial institutions but would like to earn a decent return on your cash if possible. C. Ethical bank Triodos is offering people the chance to become shareholders in Triodos Renewables, a public limited company which came into being 13 years ago as the Wind Fund. D. You are keen to play your part in tackling climate change and have a bit of money to invest. Add to my a DCAB b DABC c CABD d DBAC Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.38 Choose the word that is different from the remaining words. Add to my a Church b Synagogue c Temple d Monastery Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.39 Choose the option that contains grammatically correct sentence. Add to my a He never liked dancing, drinking or to go to late night parties. b He never liked to dance, drink or to go to late night parties. c He never liked dancing, drinking or going to late night parties. d He never liked dance, drink or going to late night parties. Correct Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.40 Choose the option that contains grammatically correct sentence. Add to my a When one first learns to drive, its important to work on your steering and speed control. b When one first learns to drive, its important to work on his steering and speed control. c When you first learn to drive, its important to work on one's steering and speed control. d When one first learns to drive, its important to work on one's steering and speed control. Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.41 Choose the option that contains grammatically correct sentence. Add to my a Without hardly a warning, the management decided to stop production and shut down the plant. b With hardly a warning, the management decided to stop production and shut down the plant. c Without a warning, the management decided to stop production and shut down the plant. d Hardly a warning, the management decided to stop production and shut down the plant. Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.42 In the following questions, four alternatives are given for the idiom marked in bold. Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom from the options given. Facing multiple charges of corruption he finally agreed to surrender and talk turkey about his misdeeds. Add to my a to discuss frankly b to talk at length c to speak under oath d to answer questions Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.43 In the following questions, four alternatives are given for the idiom marked in bold. Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom from the options given. There are wheels within wheels in the system and most refugees do not know which government agency to approach for assistance. Add to my a complex and intricate process b complex technology c difficult to understand d lot of paperwork Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.44 Which of the following gives the correct meaning of the word 'idealist'? Add to my a Someone who places ideals before practical considerations b Someone who strives for or demands the highest standards of excellence in work c Someone whose work is guided by ideals of perfection d Someone who is always idle and has no work Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.45 'No sooner did I leave the house than it started raining'. Which of the following sentences means the same? Add to my a It started raining when I was about to leave the house. b It started raining immediately after I left the house. c I left the house immediately after it started raining. d I left the house as soon as it started raining. Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.46 Select the option that is opposite in meaning to the words/phrases that is highlighted in the sentence. The actor is probably a nice person but he has a face that could stop a clock. Add to my a very pleasant and appealing b very ugly c expressionless d none of these Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.47 Select from the words given below, the word that is nearly opposite in meaning to the first word given. Adjourn Add to my a Dismiss b Delay c Convene d Suspend Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.48 Select from the words given below, the word that is nearly opposite in meaning to the first word given. Waive Add to my a Relinquish b Claim c Desire d Support Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.49 Select from the words given below, the word that is nearly opposite in meaning to the first word given. Compunction Add to my a Remorse b Greed c Shamelessness d Mandatory Incorrect !! Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.50 Choose the option that best replaces the highlighted part in the sentence. It is frustrating that it took four years to punish the terrorist despite his being caught on CCTV. Add to my a despite he was caught by CCTV b despite being caught on CCTV c despite his having been caught on CCTV d despite his being caught on CCTV Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.51 How many numbers from 1 to 100 are divisible by 2 or 5? Add to my a 10 b 50 c 60 d 40 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.52 The expenditure of Mr. X is 40% less than that of Mr. Y. If the income of Mr. Y is 20,000 and the saving of Mr. X and Mr. Y are 10,000 and 7,500 respectively, then what is the income of Mr. X? Add to my a 40,000 b 15,000 c 22,500 d 17,500 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.53 The average weight of 9 students of a class is x kg. If a student weighing 58 kg is included in the class or a student weighing 40 kg is excluded from the class, then in both the cases the average weight of the class increases by 1 kg. Find the value of x. Add to my Add to my a 45 b 48 c 50 d 53 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.54 In a college fest, three friends – Sukhwinder, Ajay and Kangkana – together set up a food stall, by contributing 120, 144 and 156 respectively. If the total profit made in the end was 315, the share of profit of Kangkana was how much more than that of Sukhwinder? Add to my a 9 b 18 c 27 d 36 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.55 A shopkeeper marks up the price of an article by 30%. If he again increases the list price by 30% and later gives a discount of 30%, then what is his overall percentage profit? Add to my a 30 b 18.3 c 15 d 12 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.56 A semi circle of diameter 14 cm is cut out from a rectangular sheet of length 50 cm as shown in the figure given below, then find the area of remaining part. Add to my Add to my a 623 cm² b 84 cm² c 784 cm² d 861 cm² Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.57 Choose the option that logically continues the series 532, 528, 132, 128, 32, 28, _____ Add to my a 2 b 12 c 7 d 8 Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.58 There are two breeds of lions – Massai and Congo – in a zoo. The average age of the Massai lions is 19 years and that of lions of both the breeds is 22 years. If the total number of lions is 25 and the number of Massai lions is 10, then what is the average age (in years) of Congo lions? Add to my a 20 b 22 c 24 d 26 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.59 A student multiplied a five-digit number by 4 instead of dividing it by 4. Find the percentage change in the result due to this mistake. Add to my a 375% b 1500% c 1600% d 6.25% Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.60 What is the unit digit in the product of all the odd prime numbers between 1 and 1000? Add to my a 0 b 5 c 7 d 1 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.61 Jawahar Gram Samriddhi Yojna is implemented at which level? Add to my a Panchayat level b Block level c District level d Sub division level Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.62 Who among the following was awarded the Nobel Prize 2012 for literature? Add to my a Mo Yan b Serge Haroche c David J. Wineland d Brian K. Kobilka Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.63 Which of the following organisms causes kala-azar? Add to my a Staphylococci b Trypanosoma c Leishmania d Giardia intestinalis Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.64 The first woman Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC) is: Add to my a Rosetta Lai b Faith Lee Breen c Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma d Sian Elias Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.65 Similipal Tiger Sanctuary is located in: Add to my a West Bengal b Odisha c Assam d Andhra Pradesh Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.66 Who among the following is associated with water conservation? Add to my a Ashok Mehta b Rajendra Singh c Palagummi Sainath d All of the above Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.67 Who wrote the book Systema Naturae? Add to my a Carolus Linnaeus b Ernst Haeckel c Charles Darwin d Robert Whittaker Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.68 As per the Registrar General of India's (RGI) latest death rate data, the highest number of deaths among males has been recorded in: Add to my a Bihar b Odisha c Assam d Uttar Pradesh Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.69 Which of the following states has the highest per capita income? Add to my a Punjab b Maharashtra c Kerala d Goa Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.70 Which of the following is the odd one out as per the direction of flow? Add to my a Tapi b Kaveri c Krishna d Mahanadi d Mahanadi Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.71 Which of the following states has the highest infant mortality rate (IMR) in India? Add to my a Bihar b Rajasthan c Madhya Pradesh d Haryana Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.72 Name the new online application recently launched by the Indian Railways to find out the location of trains on real-time basis on Google Map. Add to my a Trishul b Nirbhay c Rail search d RailRadar Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.73 Who had been named the player of Euro 2012 by UEFA recently? Add to my a Fernando Torres b Andres Iniesta c Cristiano Ronaldo d Lionel Messi Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.74 Which of the following comes under tertiary economic sector? Add to my Add to my a Textile Industry b Sugar Mill c Real Estate d Banking Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.75 The substance which doctors use as plaster for supporting fractured bones in right position is: Add to my a Calcium carbonate b Plaster of Paris c Sodium carbonate d Calcium sulphate Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.76 It will be the duty of the Union to spread Hindi language amongst the people of India which will develop our cultural and social element. This directive principle is mentioned in: Add to my a Article 38 b Article 46 c Article 351 d Article 39(a) Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.77 As per National Sample Survey Organization (NSSO) records, the highest out-of-pocket expenditure on drugs is in: Add to my a Uttarakhand b Bihar c Odisha d Himachal Pradesh Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution View Answer key/Solution Q.78 Grey Revolution is related with: Add to my a Paddy b Wheat c Wool d Oil seeds Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.79 Recently, a petition was tabled in Australian parliament seeking to declare the killings in which of the following incidents in India as “genocide”? Add to my a Sikh riots in 1984 b Hindu Muslim riot of 1992 c Nandigram police firing d Campaign against Naxals Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.80 The first graduate Indian woman was Add to my a Veena Das b Kadambini Ganguli c Durga Vohara d Sarojini Naidu Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.81 Which of the following pre-All India National Congress organisation played the most significant role, for its nationalist activities in India? Add to my a Indian Association of Calcutta b Bombay Presidency Association c British India Association d Madras Mahajan Sabha Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.82 The head of the Union Executive in India is Add to my a Cabinet Secretary b Home Minister c Prime Minister d President Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.83 The National Income of India is estimated by Add to my a Planning Commission b Central Statistical Organisation c National Sample Survey Organisation d Ministry of Finance Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.84 NABARD is a bank to assist in Add to my a Agriculture and rural development b Border area development c Urban development d Power and road development. Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.85 Q.85 The European Commission decided to suspend for a year the start of a controversial scheme to charge airlines for carbon emitted from flights to and from Europe. The policy has been opposed by: Add to my a USA b Russia c India d All of the above Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.86 Directions for questions 86 to 90: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given in the following pie chart. The following pie charts give the supply and demand of crude oil in India during the period 2006 to 2011. What was the approximate percentage increase in the demand of crude oil in India from 2006 to 2010? Add to my a 13.7 b 18.7 c 22.3 d 10.3 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.87 Directions for questions 86 to 90: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given in the following pie chart. The following pie charts give the supply and demand of crude oil in India during the period 2006 to 2011. Percentage increase in the supply of crude oil in India in a year over the previous year was the highest in the year Add to my a 2007 b 2008 c 2009 d 2011 Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.88 Directions for questions 86 to 90: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given in the following pie chart. The following pie charts give the supply and demand of crude oil in India during the period 2006 to 2011. What was the approximate average demand (in crore barrels) of crude oil in India for the given period? Add to my a 38 b 35 b 35 c 32 d 30.5 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.89 Directions for questions 86 to 90: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given in the following pie chart. The following pie charts give the supply and demand of crude oil in India during the period 2006 to 2011. If Shortage = Demand – Supply, then the shortage of crude oil in India was the highest in the year: Add to my a 2006 b 2007 c 2009 d 2010 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.90 Directions for questions 86 to 90: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given in the following pie chart. The following pie charts give the supply and demand of crude oil in India during the period 2006 to 2011. Demand of crude oil in India was what percent more than the supply in 2008? Add to my a 20.5 b 22.5 c 25.7 d 28.7 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.91 Directions for questions 91 to 95: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given in the following table. The following table shows the production of cotton (in '000 bales) by six major cotton-producing states of India in six different years. What was the approximate percentage decrease in production of cotton in Maharashtra in 2009 over the previous year? Add to my a 27.5 b 21.3 c 36.4 d 31.7 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.92 Directions for questions 91 to 95: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given in the following table. The following table shows the production of cotton (in '000 bales) by six major cotton-producing states of India in six different years. In which of the following years was the total production of Cotton by all six states together the highest? Add to my a 2006 b 2007 c 2008 d 2010 Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.93 Directions for questions 91 to 95: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given in the following table. The following table shows the production of cotton (in '000 bales) by six major cotton-producing states of India in six different years. The difference (in '000 bales) between the productions of the cotton by Gujarat and Maharashtra for the given period was Add to my a 15570 b 18715 c 10845 d 30215 Incorrect !! Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.94 Directions for questions 91 to 95: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given in the following table. The following table shows the production of cotton (in '000 bales) by six major cotton-producing states of India in six different years. How many states produced more than 20% of the total cotton produced by the six states in the year 2007? Add to my a 1 b 2 c 3 d 4 Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.95 Directions for questions 91 to 95: Answer the questions on the basis of the information given in the following table. The following table shows the production of cotton (in '000 bales) by six major cotton-producing states of India in six different years. How many states witnessed growth in cotton production for at least two consecutive years? Add to my a 0 b 1 c 2 d 3 Unattempted View Answer key/Solution Q.96 The question is followed by two statements I and II. Answer the question using the following instructions. Choose 1 if the question can be answered by using one of the statements alone but not by using other statement alone. Choose 2 if the question can be answered by using either of the statements alone. Choose 3 if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either statement alone. Choose 4 if the question cannot be answered on the basis of the two statements. By how much percentage a is greater than b? Add to my a 1 b 2 c 3 null d 4 Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.97 The question is followed by two statements I and II. Answer the question using the following instructions. Choose 1 if the question can be answered by using one of the statements alone but not by using other statement alone. Choose 2 if the question can be answered by using either of the statements alone. Choose 3 if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either statement alone. Choose 4 if the question cannot be answered on the basis of the two statements. P, Q, R, S and T are standing in a row for a photograph. Who is standing at the extreme left position? I. P is standing at the second rightmost position. II. R is standing three places to the left of P. Add to my a 1 b 2 c 3 null d 4 Correct Correct View Answer key/Solution Q.98 The question is followed by two statements I and II. Answer the question using the following instructions. Choose 1 if the question can be answered by using one of the statements alone but not by using other statement alone. Choose 2 if the question can be answered by using either of the statements alone. Choose 3 if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either statement alone. Choose 4 if the question cannot be answered on the basis of the two statements. Is x a positive integer? I. – 4x is a negative integer. II. x³ > 0. Add to my a 1 b 2 c 3 null d 4 Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.99 The question is followed by two statements I and II. Answer the question using the following instructions. Choose 1 if the question can be answered by using one of the statements alone but not by using other statement alone. Choose 2 if the question can be answered by using either of the statements alone. Choose 3 if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either statement alone. Choose 4 if the question cannot be answered on the basis of the two statements. What is the ratio of the number of boys to that of girls in a class in which average age of boys is 17 years and that of girls is 13 years? I. Average age of the students of the class is 15 years. II. Total number of students is 100. Add to my a 1 b 2 null c 3 d 4 Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution Q.100 The question is followed by two statements I and II. Answer the question using the following instructions. Choose 1 if the question can be answered by using one of the statements alone but not by using other statement alone. other statement alone. Choose 2 if the question can be answered by using either of the statements alone. Choose 3 if the question can be answered by using both the statements together but not by either statement alone. Choose 4 if the question cannot be answered on the basis of the two statements. Is m divisible by 13? I. m is divisible by 11 II. m is divisible by 1001 Add to my a 1 b 2 c 3 d 4 null Incorrect !! View Answer key/Solution
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