Tech Mahindra Model Paper -1
Verbal
Ability (100 Questions)
Directions: Choose the most appropriate preposition
1. The
person refused to grovel _________ the feet of his master.
a. on b.
about c. at d. by
2. It
is very dangerous to intrude ___________ the enemy's camp
a. in b.
Into c. on d. through
3. Terrorists live ___________ the gun all their
life.
a. with b.
for c. by d. on
4. The father was anxious __________ the safety
of his daughter.
a. at b.
about c. for d. with
5. A good judge never jumps _________ the
conclusion.
a. to b.
at c. on d. for
6. He was killed _________ a highway man _______
a dagger.
a. by, for b.
by, with c. in, for d. with, for
7. My uncle was afflicted _______ a serious
illness and was almost confined _______ bed _________ more than two months.
a. by, on, for b. by,
on, since c. with, to , for d. to, to, since
8. Finding himself short ________ money, he wrote
______ his uncle _______ help.
a. of, to, for b.
in, to, to c. with, to, for d.
to, to, about
9. Shyam looked ______ the old kite maker ______
the same indifference as he showed ________ the show maker.
a. to, with, for b. on,
in, to c. at, in, to d.
at, with, to
10. It
is a long time ________ he saw his friend who lives ______ his parents
_________ the neighbouring town.
a. when, at, of b. since,
with, in c. when, for, in d. since, for, of
11. I
was advised to abstain ________ all alcoholic drinks.
a. in b. at c. from d. by
12. It is not difficult to sympathise ________ an
unfortunate man.
a. with b. for c. by d. at
13. He had to repent ________ what he had done.
a. at b. of c. over d. for
14. You are supposed to take this medicine and you
will ged rid ________ the bad cold.
a. from b. over c. at d. of
15. I have invested a lot of money ________
farming.
a. on b. for c. in d. into
16. Give
an example pertinent __________ the case.
a. with b. on c. for d. to
17. The candidates were tense _________
expectancy.
a. with b. In c. on d. from
18. My voice reverberated ________ the walls of
the castle.
a. for b. from c. in d. on
19. These slums are disgrace ________ the civic
authorities.
a. for b. to c. towards d. on
20. Ravi could not dissociate himself _________
what he said earlier.
a.
off b. with c. from d. of
(21-30): complete the following questions with the
words given.
21. She
was confident that he would ………….. to her request.
a. exceed b. accede
22. I
invited everyone …………….. Tom to the picnic.
a. except b. accept
23. It
would be more ………… to treat animals kindly.
a. Human b. humane
24. We
traveled to Montana on the ………… .
a. intrastate b. interstate
25. The
………….. of Washington is Olympia.
a. capital b. capitol
26. The
new decor ………………….. the company's new direction.
a. complimented b. complemented
27. The
athlete was …………. on the shoulders of the crowd after the game.
a. born b. borne
28. I
was ………………… to go by the time he got home.
a. already b. all ready
29. Some
wealthy people live on the interest of their money without ever touching the ………
.
a. principle b. principal
30. My
sister was a good ……………… model.
a.
role b. roll
(31-40): Fill the blanks with the appropriate words
given below.
31. You will have to catch the morning flight,
so you ----------- better get ready.
a. would b. should c. had d. may
32. -----------
the event of his resigning his job, his family would starve.
a. within b. at c. on d.
in
33. Kanmani
was so good at mathematics that his friends considered him to be a -----------
a. protocular b. profligate c. prodigy d. prodigal
34. His
monotonous voice acted like ----------- and his audience was soon asleep.
a. a sedative b. a
cathartic c. a purgative d. an emetic
35. He
----------- sometimes force himself to work on till late in the night only to
find himself unable to do anything the next day.
a. used to b. would c.
should d. could
36. Beauty
is to ugliness as adversity is to -----------.
a. misery b.
cowardice c. happiness d.
prosperity
37. This
legend has been ----------- from father to son.
a. handed out b. handed
down c. handed over d.
handed in
38. My
finger is still ----------- where I caught it in the door yesterday.
a. Sore b.
injured c. wounded d. bruised
39. All
of us should abide ----------- the laws of our country.
a. on b.
to c. in d.
by
40. The
accused was released on pending hearing of his case.
a.
bale b. deposit c.
bail d. bond
(41-50): Which of the words/phrases, 1, 2, 3, and 4,
should replace the words/phrases in each of the following sentences.
41. She
is tallest of all the girls.
a. a taller b. Taller c. the taller d. the
tallest
42. The
robber entered into the old man’s room very quietly.
a. entered inside b. entered in c.
entered d. none
43. He
enjoys to tell stories to children.
a. to narrate stories b.
telling stories c.
how to tell stories d. none
44. He
insisted on he was innocent
a. insists that b. insisted that c.
insisted on that d. none
45. The
bag is so heavy that I can hardly carry it.
a. too b. as c.
much d. none
46. She
is worried about his health and also me.
a. also is me b. me also are c.
so am I d. so come too
47. We
had to stop for diesel because we had hardly much left.
a. any b. more c.
some d. none
48. Only
three fourths of the work are complete.
a. has complete b. have complete c. is complete d.
had complete
49. The
person who they are referring to is a good friend.
a. that b. which c.
whom d. none
50. My
copy is as good or better than yours.
a.
as good as or b. as good as c.
as good and better d. none
(51-60): Read the following passage and answer the
questions given below.
True, it is the
function of the army to maintain law and order in abnormal times. But in normal
times there is another force that compels citizens to obey the laws and to act
with due regard to the rights of others. The force also protects the lives and
the properties of law abiding men. Laws are made to secure the personal safety
of its subjects and to prevent murder and crimes of violence. They are made to
secure the property of the citizens against theft and damage to protect the
rights of communities and castes to carry out their customs and ceremonies, so
long as they do not conflict with the rights of others. Now the good citizen,
of his own free will obey these laws and he takes care that everything he does
is done
with due regard to
the rights and well-being of others. But the bad citizen is only restrained
from breaking these laws by fear of the consequence of his actions. And the
necessary steps to compel the bad citizen to act as a good citizen are taken by
this force. The supreme control of law and order in a State is in the hands of
a Minister who is responsible to the State Assembly and acts through the
Inspector General of Police.
51. The
expression 'customs and ceremonies' means :
a. fairs and festivals. b. habits and traditions.
c. usual practices and
religious rites. d. superstitions and formalities.
52. A
suitable title for the passage would be :
a. the function of the army. b. laws and the
people's rights.
c. the fear of the law and citizen's security d. the functions of the police.
53. Which
of the following is not implied in the passage?
a. Law protects those who respect it.
b. Law ensures people's religious and social rights absolutely and
unconditionally.
c. A criminal is deterred from committing crimes only for fear of the
law.
d. The forces of law help to transform irresponsible citizens into
responsible ones.
54. According
to the writer, which one of the following is not the responsibility of the
police?
a. To protect the privileges of all citizens. b. To check violent activities of citizens.
c. To ensure peace among citizens by safeguarding individual rights.
d. To maintain peace during extraordinary circumstances.
55. Which
of the following reflects the main thrust of the passage?
a. It deals with the importance of the army in maintaining law and order.
b. It highlights role of the police as superior to that of the army.
c. It discusses the roles of the army and the police in different
circumstances.
d. It points to the responsibility of the Minister and the Inspector
General of Police.
56. "They
are made to secure die property of citizens against theft and damage",
means that the law :
a. helps in recovering the stolen property of the citizens.
b. assist the citizens whose property has been stolen or destroyed.
c. initiate process against
offenders of law.
d. safeguard people's possessions against being stolen or lost.
57. Out
of the following which one has the opposite meaning to the word 'restrained' in
the passage?
a. promoted b. accelerated c. intruded d.
inhibited
58. Which
one of the following statement is implied in the passage?
a. Peaceful citizens seldom violate the law, but bad citizens have to be
restrained by the police.
b. Criminals, who flout the law, are seldom brought to book.
c. The police hardly succeed in converting bad citizens into good
citizens.
d. The police check the citizens, whether they are good or bad, from
violating the law.
59. Which
of the following statements expresses most accurately the idea contained in the
first sentence?
a. It is the job of the army to ensure internal peace at all times.
b. It is the police that should always enforce law and order in the
country.
c. Army and the police ensure people's security through combined
operations.
d. It is in exceptional circumstances that the army has to ensure peace
in the country. :
60. The
last sentence of the passage implies that:
a. The Inspector General of Police is the sole authority in matters of
law and order.
b. In every State maintenance of public peace is under the overall
control of the responsible Minister.
c. A Minister and a responsible State, Assembly exercise direct authority
in matters pertaining to law and order.
d. The Inspector General of Police is
responsible to the State Assembly for maintaining law and order.
(61- 70): Fill the gaps with the correct tenses.
61. They
……………… a new power station at the moment.
a. Are
building b. were building c.
has been building d. might build
62. When
I was buying the stamps somebody ………………… my name.
a. Call
b. called c. had called d.
has been calling
63. 'What
time ………………?' 'An hour ago.'
a. Kevin
came b. kevin will come c. may Kevin come d. did Kevin come
64. I
……………….. to the cinema last night. I was too tired.
a. does
not go b. did not go c.
don`t go d. had not gone
65. Carol
invited us to the party but we ………………. We had other things to do.
a. does not go b. did not go c.
don`t go d. had not gone
66. I
saw Bridget at the museum when I was going to the restaurant but she
………………..me.
a. Did
not see b. did not saw c.does not see d.had not seen
67. 'Where
…………….?' 'In a village near London. They have always lived there.'
a. Does
your parents live b.do your pasrents
live c.did your parents live d.had your parents lived
68. She
speaks English but she ……………… French.
a. Do
not speak b. does not speak c. did not speak d. won’t speak
69. Jeff
is from London. He …………….. there all his
life.
a. Lives
b. lived c. had lived d.
did lived
70. My
favorite country is Canada. I ……………….. there four times.
a. go
b. will go c. has gone d.
went
(71-75): Fill in the blanks with a/an where
necessary.
71. …………
advertisement should be brief.
a. An
b. a c. No article
72. We
cannot entertain …………… complaint from this kind.
a. An
b. a c. No article
73. He
doesn’t take ……………… sugar in his tea.
a. An
b. a c. No article
74. It
is ………… Universal truth that …………….. anger destroys one’s peace of mind.
a. An,a b. a,an c.
No article
75. You
are ………….. B.A; only ……………….. M.A can apply for this post.
a. An,a b. a,an c.
No article
(76-80): Fill
the following blanks with appropriate article
76. …………. Great writer is convinced that whatever
he says is not an echo or imitation of what others have said.
a. An b. The c.
A d.
No Article Reqd.
77. Reserve
Bank of India directed banks to closely watch ………. Spending through
International Debit Cards.
a. An b. The c. A d. No Article Reqd.
78. The
officer received …………. Official letter from …………… Ministry of IT in ………….
Central Government.
a. An,the,the b. a,the,the c. the,a,the d. No Article Reqd.
79. You
cannot send out ………… uneducated man into …………… world of technology and expect
him to perform.
a. An, the b. The,an c. A,the d. No Article Reqd.
80. I
saw ………… man near ……………. Park.
a.
An,the b. The,a c. A,the d. No Article Reqd.
(81-100): Complete the following sentence with
appropriate answers.
81. Emily
and Greg ………….to my house every Friday for lunch.
a. Come
b. comes
82. There………….time
to watch the movie.
a. Is
b. are
83. My
friends who are in the band……………. me to play a musical instrument.
a. Wants
b. want
84. My
father or my brothers ………….. coming with me to the ball game.
a. Is
b. are
85. Everyone
…………..time to relax.
a. Needs
b. need
86. That
bag of oranges ………….. fresh.
a. looks
b. look
87. The
lacrosse team ………………. to win the tournament next week.
a. Hopes
b. hope
88. Your
trousers …………………. to be cleaned.
a. Needs
b. need
89. Some
of the books on the shelf …………………. dusty.
a. Is
b. are
90. Even
though the students like the class, a few …………………that it is too complicated.
a. Thinks
b. think
91. The
books from the library ……………… to be returned by Friday.
a. Need
b. needs
92. The
parents and the child often ………………. Disney movies.
a. Watches b. watch
93. The
phone that belongs to the two friends ……………. finally run out of minutes.
a. Have
b. has
94. That
pair of trousers ……………… good on you.
a. Look
b. looks
95. Either
Matilda or her brothers ……………. the symphony tickets each week.
a. Use
b. uses
96. The
crowd ………………. cheering wildly for Tom.
a. Were
b. was
97. The
politics of this campaign ……………. very complicated.
a. Seem
b. seems
98. Everyone
at the company's headquarters ……………. the code to the safe.
a. Know
b. knows
99. Gulliver's
Travels …………….. one of my favorite books.
a. Are
b. is
100.
Measles ………………. a good deal of itching.
a. Cause
b. causes
Aptitude
and Reasoning
101.
The cost of manufacturer of an article is made
up of four components A,B,C,D which have a ratio of 3:4:5:6 respectively. If
there are respective changes in +10% , -20% , -30% , +40% then what would be
the % change in the cost ?
a.3% b.b.22% c.d.34% d.0%
102.
A man saves 20% of his income. If his income
increases by 20% expenses increase by 10%, then the percentage increase in his
saving is:
a.35% b.50% c. 45% d.
None
103.
A body of 7300 troops is formed of 4 battalions,
so that ½ of the first, 2/3 of the second, ¾ of the third and 4/5 of the fourth
are all composed of the same number of men. How many men are there in the
largest battalion?
a.1500 b. 1600 c. 1800 d.
2400
104.
The students in three classes are in the ratio
2:3:e. If 20 students join each class, the ratio changes to 4:5:7. What was the
total number of students in the three classes earlier?
a. 10 b. 90 c.
100 d. 120
105.
What fraction must be subtracted from the sum
of 1/3 and 1/5 so that the average of
all the three fractions becomes 1/15 ?
a. 1/2 b.1/3 c.1/5 d.None
106.
About the number of pairs which have 16 as their
H.C.F. and 136 as their L.C.M. We can definitely say that
a. Only one such pair exists b.
Only two such pairs exist.
c. Many such pairs exist d. No such pair exists
107.
In a class of 75 students the average age is
23years. The average age of male students is 25years and that of female
students is 20years. Then the ratio of male students to female students is:
a. 1:2 b. 3:4 c. 3:2 d. None
108.
Two equal sums of money were lent at simple
interest at 11% p.a. for 3 ½ years and 4 ½ years respectively. If the
difference in interests for two periods was Rs. 41b.50, then each sum is
a. Rs. 3250 b. Rs. 3500 c. RS. 3750 d.
Rs. 4250
109.
Present ages of Tarun and Gulshan are 12 years
and 10 years respectively. They want to deposit in post office a total sum of
RS. 5204 in such a proportion that at the age of 15, each of them may get an
equal amount if the post office pays 4% p.a. compound interest on the total sum
of deposit. Find the part of money deposited by each of them.
a. Rs. 2500, Rs. 2704 b. Rs. 2704,
RS. 2500 b. Rs. 2400, Rs. 3000 d.
Rs. 2804, Rs. 2400
110.
By selling 33 meters of the cloth ,a shop keeper
gains the selling price of 11 meters of the cloth.His gain percent is ?
a.25% b.33 1/3 % c.20% d.None
111.
A man sold two articles for Rs 10000 each. On
one he got profit of 20% and loss of 20% on the other. His overall profit or
loss percentage is:
a.20% b.10 % c.4% d. No loss, No profit
112.
A alone would take 8 hours more to complete the
job than if both A and B worked together. If B worked alone, he took 41/2 hours
more to complete the job than A and B worked together. What time would they
take if both A & B worked together?
a. 4 hours b.5 hours c.6 hours d.None
113.
20 men can do a piece of work in 30 days. After
how many days should 10 men leave so that the work will be completed in 40
days?
a. 12 days b.20days c.18days d.None
114.
A and B rent a field for grazing their
cows. A puts 25 cows for 6 weeks. While B puts 40cows for 5weeks. If A pays Rs.1,500/- as rent. How much should B pay towards the rent?
a. Rs.2,000 b. Rs.1,800 c. Rs.1,960 d. None
115.
A and B invest in a business in the ratio 3 : b.
If 5% of the total profit goes to charity and A’s share is Rs.855, the total
profit (in rupees) is?
a. Rs.1,425 b. Rs.1,500 c. Rs.1, 576 d. None
116.
If a man
travels at 3/4th of his usual speed he is late to his office by 25 minutes. If
he walks at 5/3 times the original
speed, how much time he can save?
a. 45min b. 30min c. 60min d. None
117.
Two persons X and Y are running at speeds of 20
m/sand 30 m/s respectively around a circular track
of length 500m. They run in such a way that, every time they meet they change
the direction in which they were
running i.e., if they are running in opposite directions before they meet, they start running in the same
direction an vice-versa. Initially, they are running in opposite directions. How many times do they meet in 300 seconds?
a. 10 b. 12 c. 15 d. 8
118.
Two trains start at the same time from A and B
and proceeds towards each other at 45 kmph and 54 kmph respectively. When they
meet it is found that one train has travelled 36 km more than the other, then
the distance between A and B is ?
a.432km b.324km c.396km d.356km
119.
A Train after traveling 50km meets with an
accident and then proceeds at ¾ of its former speed and arrives at its
destination 35min. late. Had the accident occurred 24km further, it would have
reached the destination only 25min. late. The speed of the train is
a. 48km/hr b. 54km/hr c. 72km/hr d. 60km/hr
120.
A man can row 30 km upstream and 44 km
downstream in 10 hours. Also he can row 40 km upstream and 55 km downstream in
13 hours. Find the rate of the current?
a. 3 km/hr b.8 km/hr c.10 km/hr d. 12 km/hr
121.
Find the remainder when 381 is
divided by ‘8’.
a. 0 b. 1 c.2 d. 3
122.
A Train started with 161 passengers. 17
passengers left at the first stop and at the second a twelfth of the remainder
left. At the third stop a sixth of the remaining total left. If 53 passengers
were kept in the Train until the end of the Journey, how many got at the forth
stop considering that fifth stop was last?
a. 57 b. 65 c.43 d. None
123.
If holidays are declared only on Sundays and in
a particular year 12th March is a Sunday is 23rd September in that year
holiday?
a. Yes b. No c. can’t be determined d.
None
124.
On which dates of October, 1994 did Monday fall?
a. 4,11,18,25 b. 2,9,16,23
c. 1,8,15,22 d. 3,10,17,24,31
125.
For set of five true- or- false questions, no
student has written all the correct answers, and no two students have written
the same sequence of answers. What is the maximum number of student in the
class?
a. 31 b.
21 c. 51 d.
41
126.
There are two circles, one circle is inscribed
and another circle is circumscribed over a square. What is the ratio of area of
inner to outer circle?
a. 2:1 b.
1:2 c. 2:3 d. 3:2
127.
The odds in favour of an event A are 3:2 and
that of another independent event B are 5:d. What is the probability that
atleast one of the events will happen?
1. 39/45 b. 36/45 c. 37/45 d. 38/45
128.
A cylindrical tub of radius 12cm contains water
to a depth of 20cm.A spherical iron ball is dropped into the tub and thus the
level of water is raised by 6.75cm.What is the radius of the ball?
a. 6 cm b.
9 cm c.
8cm d. None
129.
A rectangular tin sheet of size 26cm X 16cm can
be formed into a right circular cylinder in two ways. Determine the ratio of
the volumes of the two cylinders so formed?
a. 3:5 b.8:15
c.13:8 d.None
130.
On Monday at 2pm a watch is slow by 4 minute and
on the Thursday at 2pm the watch is fast by 6 mints. On which time and day the
watch shows correct time?
a. Thursday at d.5pm b.
Wednesday at 6.40am
c.
Tuesday at 6.48pm d.
Wednesday at a.24 am
(131-135): Study the following graph carefully and
answer the questions given below:
Distribution of candidates who were enrolled for MBA
entrance exam and the candidates (out of those enrolled) who passed the exam in
different institutes:
131.
What percentage of candidates passed the Exam
from institute T out of the total number of candidates enrolled from the same
institute?
a.50% b.6b.5% c.75% d.80%
132.
Which institute has the highest percentage of
candidates passed to the candidates enrolled?
a.Q b.R c.V d.T
133.
The number of candidates passed from institutes
S and P together exceeds the number of candidates enrolled from institutes T
and R together by:
a.228 b.279 c.399 d.407
134.
What is the percentage of candidates passed to
the candidates enrolled for institutes Q and R together?
a.68% b.80% c.74% d.65%
135.
What is the ratio of candidates passed to the
candidates enrolled from institute P?
a.9 : 11 b.14 : 17 c.6 : 11 d.9 : 17
(136-140):
In each of the
following questions, three or four statements followed by four conclusions
marked, I, II, III and IV are given. Consider the statements to be true, even
though they seem to be at variance with the commonly known facts and find out
which of the given conclusions logically follow the statements, disregarding
the commonly known facts.
136.
Statements : Some chairs are handles.
All handles are pots.
All pots are
mats.
Some mats are buses.
Conclusions : I) Some buses are handles.
II) Some mats are chairs.
III) No bus is a handle.
IV) Some mats are handles.
a. Only I, II & III
follow. b. Only II, III
& IV follow.
c. Only either I or III and II follow. d.
Only either I or III and IV follow
e. Only either I or III and II and IV follow.
137.
Statements: All
birds are horses. All
horses are tigers.
Some
tigers are lions.
Some lions are monkeys.
Conclusions : I) Some tigers are horses.
II) Some monkeys are birds.
III) Some tigers are birds.
IV) Some monkey are horses.
a. Only I & III follow. b. Only II, II & III
follow. c.
Only II, III and IV follow. d. Only either I or III and IV
follow e. None follow.
138.
Statements Some
benches are walls. All
walls are houses.
Some houses are jungles.
All jungles are road.
Conclusions : I) Some roads are benches.
II) Some jungles are walls.
III) Some houses are benches.
IV) Some roads are houses.
a. Only I & II follow. b. Only I & III
follow. c. Only III
and IV follow d. Only II, III and IV follow e. None follow.
139.
Statements Some
sticks are lamp. Some
flowers are lamps.
Some lamps are dresses.
All dresses are shirts.
Conclusions I)
Some shirts are sticks.
II) Some shirts are
flowers.
III)
Some flowers are sticks.
IV)
Some dresses are sticks.
a. None follow. b. Only I follow. c.
Only III follow.
d. Only IV follow. e.
Only II follow.
140.
Statements All
rewards are prizes.
All medals are awards. Some awards are not rewards. No prize is a title.
Conclusions I)
Some medals are not rewards.
II) Some awards are prizes.
III) No reward is a title.
IV) All awards are medals.
a. Either II or III follow. b.
Only I follow. c. Only I and III follow.
d.
Only I and II follow. e.
None follow.
(141-145): These questions are based on the following
information given below.
X $ Y means X is neither greater than nor equal to Y.
X & Y means X is neither lesser than nor equal to Y.
X © Y means X is not greater than Y.
X @ Y means X is not lesser than Y.
X % Y means X is neither greater than nor less than Y.
In each question a statement followed by three conclusions .
find which of the three conclusions is / are definitely true.
141.
Statement :
A @ B , C © B , C % D , D & E.
Conclusions: I.
A & D II. A % D III. E $ B.
a. Only I and II are true. b. either I or II is
true.
c. Only III and either I or II is true. d.
Only II and III is true e. All are true.
142.
Statement
: L © M , M & N , N © O , O & P
Conclusions: I. L $ O II.
N & P III. M & P
a. Only I is true b.
Only II is true c. Only I
and II are true
d. Only II and III are true e.
None is true.
143.
Statement :
P $ Q , Q % R , R © S , S & T
Conclusions : I. P $ S II.
Q & T III. S @ Q
a. Only I and II are true b.
Only I and III are true c.
Only II and III are true
d. Only III is true. e.
None is true.
144.
Statement
: T & U , V $ U , V % W , W @
X
Conclusions : I. T & W II. X $ U III.
V % X
a. Only I is true b.
Only II is true c.
Only III is true
d. All are true e.
None of these
145.
Statement :
M $ N , N % O , O @ P , P $ Q
Conclusions: I. N &P II. M $ P III.
O & Q
a. Only I is true b.
Only II is true c.
Only III is true
d.
None is true e.
None of these
(146-150): Answer the questions based on following
data.
A-B
means B is father of A A+B means
B is daughter of A
A/B
means A is sister of B A*B
means A is Brother of B
146.
which of the following is not correct?
a. Y-Z*X means X is paternal uncle of Y. b.
Y+Z/K-X means X is wife of Y
c. K/X*Y+Z means k is Maternal Aunt of Z d.
None
147.
which of the following represents R is Paternal
Aunt of P?
a. P/Q-R*S b. P-Q*R/s c. P*Q-R d.
None
148.
which of the following represents R is Maternal uncle of Q ?
a. P*Q/R+S b. P+Q/R*S c. P*Q+R/S d.
None
149.
How is X related to L in the following X+Y/Z*k-L
a. Grand Mother b.
Aunt c. Wife d. None
150.
which of the following is correct?
a. P+Q/R-S means P is father
of R. b. P+Q/R means p is
Father of R
c. R*S-T means R is Aunt of T d.
None
(151-155): A big red cube is divided into 512 smaller
cubes. All the cubes from the two corner columns of the front face are removed.
The entire structure is painted black.
151.
How many cubes are colored black only on 3
faces?
a. 3 b.
7 c. 9 d. 12
152.
How many cubes are colored black only on 2
faces?
a. 56 b.
64 c. 76 d. 82
153.
How many cubes are colored black only on 1 face?
a. 146 b.
164 c. 180 d. 192
154.
How many cubes are NOT colored black at all?
a. 125 b. 216 c. 343 d.
729
155.
How many cubes are colored black on more than 3
faces?
a. 0 b.
2 c. 4 d. 6
156.
7
24 10 33
1d.5 46.5
11 (a) (b)
(c) (d) (e)
What will come in the place of (b)?
a.21 b.23½ c.19½ d.16
157.
BAT is related to DBN, in the same way BALL is
related to
a. DBMM b. DBGG c. DBRR d. DBXX
158.
Find the Odd Man Out
a.122 b. 246 c.
3412 d.326 e.428
159.
28,15,6,__,0
a.3 b.2 c.1 d.0
160.
cd _ddcc _cd _ ccdcdd _
a. dccd
b. cdcd c. cccd d.cddc
(161-165): Answer the following questions based on
the given information.
8 persons from different banks namely UCO, Syndicate,
Canara, PNB, Dena, OBC, Indian, Bank of Maharashtra are sitting in two parallel
rows containing four each. In row-I A, B, C and D are seated facing south. P,
Q, R and S are seated facing north. C sits second to right of person from Bank
of Maharashtra. R is immediate neighbor of a person who faces Bank of
Maharashtra. Only one person sits between R and person from PNB. Immediate
neighbor of PNB faces the person from Canara bank. Persons from UCO and OBC
face each other. R is not from OBC. P is not from PNB. P does not face the
person from Bank of Maharashtra. Q faces person from Dena bank. One who faces S
sits immediate left of A. B does not sit at any of the extreme ends. The person
from Bank of Maharashtra do not face person from Syndicate Bank.
161.
Which of the following true regarding A?
a. Person from UCO Bank faces A. b. A is from OBC.
c. Person from Bank of Maharashtra immediate neighbor
of A
d. A sits one extreme ends of the line.
e. A faces the person who sits second to right of R.
162.
Who seated between R and person PNB?
a. The person from OBC b.
P c. Q d. Person
from Syndicate. e. S
163.
Who among the following sits at the extreme ends
of the line?
a. D and person from PNB b. Person from Indian Bank and
UCO Bank c. C, Q
d. Person from Dena Bank and P e.
Person from Syndicate Bank and D.
164.
Who among following faces person from Bank of
Maharashtra?
a. Person from Indian Bank. b.
P c. R
d. Person from Syndicate Bank e.
Person from Canara Bank
165.
P is related to Dena Bank in same way as B is
related to PNB based on given arrangement. To who amongst the following is
related to D, in the same pattern?
a. Syndicate b.
Canara c. Bank of Maharashtra
d.
Indian Bank e.
OBC
(166-170): Answer the following questions based on
the given information.
A, B,
C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circle facing the centre but not
necessarily in the same order. B sits second to left of H’s husband. No female
is immediate neighbor of B. D’s daughter sits second to right of F. F is sister
of G. F is not an immediate neighbor of H’s husband. Only one person sits
between A and F. A is father of G. H’s brother D sits to the immediate left of
H’s mother. Only one person sits between H’s mother and E. only one person sits
between H and G. G is mother of C. G is not an immediate neighbor of E.
166.
What is position of A with respect to his mother
in law?
a. Fourth to left. b. Third to
left. c. Third to right.
d. Second to right. e. Immediate
left.
167.
Who among the following is D’s daughter?
a. E. b.
B. c. C. d. G. e. H.
168.
What is position of A with respect to his grand
child?
a. Fourth to left. b. Third to
left. c. Third to right.
d. Second to left. e. Immediate
right.
169.
How many people sit between G and her uncle?
a. More than four b. One c. Two. d.
Three e. Four
170.
Who sits immediate left of C?
a. F’s grandmother. b.
G’s son c. D’s mother-in-law d. D e. G
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