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14 1.5 D

15 1.5 B

16 1.5 C

17 1.4.* C

18 1.4.* B

19 1.4.* A

20 1.4.* B

Logical Reasoning
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21 3.3 A

22 3.3 B

23 3.3 B

24 3.3 D

25 3.1 E

26 3.1 D

27 3.1 B

28 3.1 D

29 3.5 A

30 3.5 B

31 3.5 A

32 3.5 C

33 3.2 C

34 3.2 E

35 3.2 C

36 3.2 C

37 3.4 C

38 3.4 B

39 3.4 E

40 3.4 D

Verbal Reasoning

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a a fence. They started working
5. When working individually, A and B take 6 days and 8 days to paint
together. After 2 days, C also joined them. If the work was completed after 1 more day (3 days in
total), in how many days can C paint the entire fence alone?

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6. A milk and honey mixture is 20% honey. Another 120 ml of honey is added to it. After this
addition, the resulting mixture has 150 ml of honey. What is the volume of milk in the final
mixture?

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7. A, B and C have some marbles. The ratio of the number of marbles with A to the number with B is
2 : 1. Also, the number of marbles with A to the number with C is 1 : 4. What is the approximate
percentage of the total number of marbles that are with C?

A. 25.00%
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comparison to A). How many illustrations can B draw in a day?

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D. 2
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9. Given: A right-angled triangle has sides of lengths 6 cm, 8 cm and 10 cm.

Quantity A: Volume of the cone formed by rotating the triangle about the side of length 6 cm

Quantity B: Volume of the cone formed by rotating the triangle about the side of length 8 cm

A. Quantity A is greater.
B. Quantity B is greater.
C. The two quantities are equal.
D. The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.

10. A cone fits perfectly (height-wise) inside a 6 cm × 8 cm × 10 cm cuboid such that the entire base
of the cone rests on one of the faces of the cuboid. Also, the circumference of the base of the
cone just touches one of the pairs of the opposite sides of the face of the cuboid which is beneath
it.

The volume of the cone is 32π cm 3.

A. Always
B. Sometimes
C. Never

11. In triangle ABC, AB = 6 cm, AC = BC = 7 cm. Also, CP is a median. Which of the following is the
area of triangle ABC?

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A. 2√10 cm2
B. 6√3 cm2
C. 8√3 cm2
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QUESTIONS 13 THROUGH 16 REFER TO THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
Directions: There are four questions based on the table that follows, one of which is asked
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Note: Round up the decimal values obtained (if any) during calculations to the nearest integer
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13. Quantity A: Net percentage change in the number of units manufactured from December of Year 1
to March of Year 2

Quantity B: 35%

A. Quantity A is greater.
B. Quantity B is greater.
C. The two quantities are equal.
D. The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.

14. If the difference between the number of units manufactured in April of Year 2 and July of Year 2
was 1.7 million, what was the approximate number of units manufactured in April of Year 2?

A. 13 million
B. 18 million
C. 22 million
D. 25 million
E. 29 million

15. Which of the following is the approximate simple average monthly percentage change in the
number of units manufactured from February of Year 2 to May of Year 2?

A. −2.10%
B. −1.33%
C. 0.50%
D. 0.67%
E. 0.75%

16. If the number of units manufactured in June of Year 2 was 12 million, which of the following was
the approximate average number of units manufactured per month from May of Year 2 to July of
Year 2?

A. 10.3 million
B. 10.9 million
C. 11.7 million
D. 12.1 million
E. 12.4 million

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26. Select the conclusion that best follows from the statement given below.

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E. Both conclusions II and IV follow

27. Select the conclusion that best follows from the statements given below.

Statements:
In a university, some students can speak English and German, but not French.
Some students can speak French and Japanese, but not Korean.
Some students can speak German and Korean, but not Japanese.
Some students can speak English and Japanese, but not Korean.

Conclusions:
I. All students who speak Japanese can speak English.
II. Among the students who speak German, some can speak English and some can speak
Korean.
III. Students who speak French can speak German as well.

A. Only conclusion I follows
B. Only conclusion II follows
C. Only conclusion III follows
D. Both conclusions I and II follow
E. Both conclusions II and III follow

28. Select the conclusion that best follows from the statement given below.

Statement:
Some mangoes are exported to Europe and most mangoes are consumed in India. In India, some
mangoes are used for preparing mango juice and some are used for making jellies. All mangoes
are consumed by humans unless they are raw mangoes. All raw mangoes are exported outside
India.

Conclusions:
I. All the mangoes exported to Europe are unfit for human consumption.
II. Mango juice can also be prepared with raw mangoes.
III. Most mangoes are consumed in India in the form of mango jelly.
IV. No raw mango was used to prepare jelly.

A. Only conclusion I follows
B. Only conclusion II follows
C. Only conclusion III follows
D. Only conclusion IV follows
E. None of the conclusions follow

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B. Wheels A and C rotate in the same direction as wheels B and E.
C. Wheels A and D rotate in the same direction as wheels B and C.
D. Wheels B and C rotate in the same direction as wheels D and E.
E. If wheel A rotates clockwise, wheels B, D and E rotate clockwise.

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A. None of the conveyors move due to a mechanical error.
B. When conveyor 1 moves to the left, conveyor 2 moves up.
C. When conveyor 1 moves to the right, conveyor 2 moves up.
D. When conveyor 1 moves to the left, conveyor 2 moves down.
E. When conveyor 1 moves to the right, conveyor 2 moves down.

32. Based on the given image, which of the conclusions must follow?

Conclusion I: Models 1 and 2 can be used to get the same result with respect to the direction of
rotation.
Conclusion II: Models 2 and 3 can be used to get the same result with respect to the direction of
rotation.
Conclusion III: Models 1 and 3 can be used to get the same result with respect to the direction of
rotation.

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A. Only conclusion I follows
B. Only conclusion II follows
C. Only conclusion III follows
D. All of the conclusions follow
E. None of the conclusions follow

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36. Out of the five options marked (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5), four are similar in a certain manner.
However, one is not like the other four. Select the one which is different from the rest.

A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
E. 5

37. Which of the following options fits into the blank space given in the image below?

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QUESTIONS 45 THROUGH 48 REFER TO THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
There are four questions based on the following passage, one of which is asked alongside.

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Toru Dutt was greatly influenced in her writings by French Romantic poets like Victor Hugo and
English writers like Elizabeth Browning, John Keats, Charlotte Bronte and Jane Austen. She was
also intrigued by the legends and myths of India, and even learned Sanskrit. Her writings were
marked by romantic melancholia and an obsession and preoccupation with death. This was partly
due to her suffering and pain following the early tragic deaths of her siblings, especially her older
sister Aru, with whom she was quite close.

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translated from French to English. It also contained a few original poems that showcase her vast
insight into French literature. She used to publish poems in the Bengal Magazine, under the
pseudonym "TD". But most of her powerful work was published posthumously, including the
French novel Le Journal de Mademoiselle D’Arvers and the unfinished English novel Bianca, or,
the Young Spanish Maiden. Her work Ancient Ballads and Legends of Hindustan depicts a
shrewd knowledge of Hindu mythology and an instinctive empathy with the conditions of life they
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Which of the following options most supports the above statement?

A. Toru Dutt died tragically young, on the eve of the awakening of her talent.
B. Toru Dutt belonged to the illustrious Dutt family, many of who gained renown as writers.
C. Toru Dutt often wrote about separation, loneliness, dejection and other melancholic subjects in
her works.

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D. Toru Dutt wrote works in French and English, and also translated from Sanskrit, all in her short
life of 21 years.
E. Toru Dutt travelled extensively in Europe, including cities like Paris and London, and came into
contact with many august personages.

46. According to the passage, which of the following is not true?

A. Toru Dutt was a Romantic at heart and was influenced by Romantic writers like Hugo, Bronte
and Keats.
B. Her works on Hindu mythology show Toru Dutt’s instinctive sympathy with the people of her
home country.
C. The tragic death of her siblings is partly responsible for the strain of melancholia we find in
Toru Dutt’s writings.
D. Toru Dutt was influenced by the literature of the Occident as well as the Orient, and this was
reflected in her writings.
E. Toru Dutt was fascinated by European traditions and literature, and considered them above the
indigenous literatures of India.

47. “Toru Dutt can be considered a cosmopolitan of the 19th century.”

Which of the following options most supports the above statement?

A. Toru Dutt travelled extensively in Europe and spent considerable time in the cities of Paris and
London.
B. Toru Dutt used to publish poems written in English, in the Bengal Magazine under the
pseudonym "TD".
C. Toru Dutt translated the works of French Romantic poets into English for the enjoyment of the
Indian public.
D. Toru Dutt was accomplished in Sanskrit literature and wrote Ancient Ballads and Legends of
Hindustan based on this.
E. Toru Dutt was influenced by a French education, lectures at Cambridge, England, and the
study of Sanskrit literature, and was well-versed in all three languages.

48. Which of the following is implied in the passage?

A. Toru Dutt wanted to return to Europe to further her knowledge of English and French literature.
B. Toru Dutt contemplated suicide after the untimely death of her sister Aru, with whom she was
quite close.
C. Toru Dutt wanted to publish her French novel Le Journal de Mademoiselle D’Arvers and gain
popularity in European literary circles.

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her views under the pseudonym "TD".
E. Toru Dutt felt isolated from contemporary Indian women, especially after the death of her sister,
because of her keen interest in European culture.

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C. Machu Picchu is a citadel situated on a 7,970 ft mountain ridge in southern Peru.
D. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 1983.

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A. From the advent of cell phones in the 1980s to this day, mobile technology has improved
drastically.
B. In this era of technology and digitisation, diverse ideas are coming together to make things
much easier for human beings.
C. Among the various breakthroughs in IT in the last few years, robotics and Artificial Intelligence
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D. Computer, video game and television technologies have also gone through major changes in
recent years.
E. With every passing year, massive advancements in technology take place, affecting our lives in
many ways.

A. AEDCB
B. BEADC
C. CEDAB
D. EACDB
E. ECADB

52. Rearrange the given sentences in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph.

A. Rock salt helps in the absorption of minerals in the body, aids digestion, soothes heartburn,
stabilises blood pressure and cures rheumatic pain.
B. There are many benefits and uses of rock salt, but what actually is it?
C. Rock salt found in the Himalayan region is given the name Himalayan crystal salt.
D. It is good for the hair and skin as well, owing to its detoxifying, exfoliating and cleansing
properties.
E. Formed from sodium chloride, rock salt (or halite) is a mineral that appears as a result of
saltwater evaporation from large water bodies.

A. BEACD
B. ABCDE
C. CEBAD
D. ADBEC
E. ECBAD

QUESTIONS 53 THROUGH 56 REFER TO THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
The following passage has blanks that have been numbered (1) to (4). From the given words, fill
in the blanks with the most appropriate words.

In light of the recent happenings, the nation is again ___ (1) ___ in a debate on capital
punishment. Considerable opposition to capital punishment has come from the legal scholarship
quarters. It views the use of capital punishment as ___ (2) ___, as it uses hate to fight hate.
People who support capital punishment, it argues, have failed to make a ___ (3) ___ between
justice and revenge, thereby normalising crime. It says research studies have clearly shown that
capital punishment does not act as a ___ (4) ___ to violent crimes.

53. Question 1 of 4

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B. dissimilarity
C. comparison
D. prioritisation
a
E. reconciliation

56. Question 4 of 4

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B. deterrent

la C. precedent
ag
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E. detachment

57. Select the word or phrase that is incorrect in the sentences below. Select option E if the
sentences have no errors.

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The incident left her with a fractured leg. With great efforts, she has started to walk again.

A. left
B. with
C. efforts
D. to
E. No error

58. Select the word or phrase that is incorrect in the sentence below. Select option E if the sentence
has no errors.

A discount of 25% were given to customers purchasing clay lamps during the festival of lights.

A. A
B. were
C. purchasing
D. during
E. No error

59. Select the word or phrase that is incorrect in the sentence below. Select option E if the sentence
has no errors.

The area I live in is one of the many safe places that gives freedom to women to walk around,
even at night.

A. of
B. many
C. gives
D. at
E. No error

60. Select the word or phrase that is incorrect in the sentences below. Select option E if the
sentences have no errors.

There are many harmful affects of consuming junk food regularly. Eating nutritious food is key to
healthy living.

A. affects
B. regularly
C. is
D. living

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m .co

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m .co

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