IBPS Clerk & LIC Assistant Pre 2019 Mini Mock: 04.10.2019

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

A tiny mouse was born between two bags of corn kernels in a cargo ship’s hold. Her mother had been chased away and had disappeared out of view. Frightened, the baby mouse snuggled __(1)___ the bags and waited. The waves rocked the vessel gently and she soon fell asleep.
A loud horn __(2)___ her out of her dreams. The ship stopped, and many voices were heard, along with footsteps going back and forth. The mouse stood still, her heart pounding like a drum roll until someone lifted up one of the bags and yelled, "Marcos, hand me the broom. I found another mouse!" As he turned to look at the mouse again, she had disappeared. She was already making her way out of the boat, ____(3)____ between people's legs, down the ramp and onto the dock. Someone stepped on her tail, but she managed to escape. The baby mouse stopped running and looked around. The warm sand felt good under her paws. The salty wind blew gently between her ears, carrying dolphins' conversations and seagulls' cries.
The mouse could see the ship from far away. She watched as sailors, appearing to be the size of corn kernels, went up and down the ramp, carrying wooden cases and other supplies. The baby mouse realised how hungry she was. She nibbled on a seaweed and __(4)___ it back out. She was lucky enough to find a plump, juicy berry to fill up her minuscule stomach. She ___(5)___ a bit longer to watch the sunset, reflecting on the sea in a million colours and then yawned. Using a piece of sea sponge as a pillow, the little mouse snuggled in an empty seashell and drifted off to sleep. That was the beginning of her new life as a sea mouse.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

A tiny mouse was born between two bags of corn kernels in a cargo ship’s hold. Her mother had been chased away and had disappeared out of view. Frightened, the baby mouse snuggled __(1)___ the bags and waited. The waves rocked the vessel gently and she soon fell asleep.
A loud horn __(2)___ her out of her dreams. The ship stopped, and many voices were heard, along with footsteps going back and forth. The mouse stood still, her heart pounding like a drum roll until someone lifted up one of the bags and yelled, "Marcos, hand me the broom. I found another mouse!" As he turned to look at the mouse again, she had disappeared. She was already making her way out of the boat, ____(3)____ between people's legs, down the ramp and onto the dock. Someone stepped on her tail, but she managed to escape. The baby mouse stopped running and looked around. The warm sand felt good under her paws. The salty wind blew gently between her ears, carrying dolphins' conversations and seagulls' cries.
The mouse could see the ship from far away. She watched as sailors, appearing to be the size of corn kernels, went up and down the ramp, carrying wooden cases and other supplies. The baby mouse realised how hungry she was. She nibbled on a seaweed and __(4)___ it back out. She was lucky enough to find a plump, juicy berry to fill up her minuscule stomach. She ___(5)___ a bit longer to watch the sunset, reflecting on the sea in a million colours and then yawned. Using a piece of sea sponge as a pillow, the little mouse snuggled in an empty seashell and drifted off to sleep. That was the beginning of her new life as a sea mouse.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

A tiny mouse was born between two bags of corn kernels in a cargo ship’s hold. Her mother had been chased away and had disappeared out of view. Frightened, the baby mouse snuggled __(1)___ the bags and waited. The waves rocked the vessel gently and she soon fell asleep.
A loud horn __(2)___ her out of her dreams. The ship stopped, and many voices were heard, along with footsteps going back and forth. The mouse stood still, her heart pounding like a drum roll until someone lifted up one of the bags and yelled, "Marcos, hand me the broom. I found another mouse!" As he turned to look at the mouse again, she had disappeared. She was already making her way out of the boat, ____(3)____ between people's legs, down the ramp and onto the dock. Someone stepped on her tail, but she managed to escape. The baby mouse stopped running and looked around. The warm sand felt good under her paws. The salty wind blew gently between her ears, carrying dolphins' conversations and seagulls' cries.
The mouse could see the ship from far away. She watched as sailors, appearing to be the size of corn kernels, went up and down the ramp, carrying wooden cases and other supplies. The baby mouse realised how hungry she was. She nibbled on a seaweed and __(4)___ it back out. She was lucky enough to find a plump, juicy berry to fill up her minuscule stomach. She ___(5)___ a bit longer to watch the sunset, reflecting on the sea in a million colours and then yawned. Using a piece of sea sponge as a pillow, the little mouse snuggled in an empty seashell and drifted off to sleep. That was the beginning of her new life as a sea mouse.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

A tiny mouse was born between two bags of corn kernels in a cargo ship’s hold. Her mother had been chased away and had disappeared out of view. Frightened, the baby mouse snuggled __(1)___ the bags and waited. The waves rocked the vessel gently and she soon fell asleep.
A loud horn __(2)___ her out of her dreams. The ship stopped, and many voices were heard, along with footsteps going back and forth. The mouse stood still, her heart pounding like a drum roll until someone lifted up one of the bags and yelled, "Marcos, hand me the broom. I found another mouse!" As he turned to look at the mouse again, she had disappeared. She was already making her way out of the boat, ____(3)____ between people's legs, down the ramp and onto the dock. Someone stepped on her tail, but she managed to escape. The baby mouse stopped running and looked around. The warm sand felt good under her paws. The salty wind blew gently between her ears, carrying dolphins' conversations and seagulls' cries.
The mouse could see the ship from far away. She watched as sailors, appearing to be the size of corn kernels, went up and down the ramp, carrying wooden cases and other supplies. The baby mouse realised how hungry she was. She nibbled on a seaweed and __(4)___ it back out. She was lucky enough to find a plump, juicy berry to fill up her minuscule stomach. She ___(5)___ a bit longer to watch the sunset, reflecting on the sea in a million colours and then yawned. Using a piece of sea sponge as a pillow, the little mouse snuggled in an empty seashell and drifted off to sleep. That was the beginning of her new life as a sea mouse.

Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers; against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which fills the blanks appropriately.

A tiny mouse was born between two bags of corn kernels in a cargo ship’s hold. Her mother had been chased away and had disappeared out of view. Frightened, the baby mouse snuggled __(1)___ the bags and waited. The waves rocked the vessel gently and she soon fell asleep.
A loud horn __(2)___ her out of her dreams. The ship stopped, and many voices were heard, along with footsteps going back and forth. The mouse stood still, her heart pounding like a drum roll until someone lifted up one of the bags and yelled, "Marcos, hand me the broom. I found another mouse!" As he turned to look at the mouse again, she had disappeared. She was already making her way out of the boat, ____(3)____ between people's legs, down the ramp and onto the dock. Someone stepped on her tail, but she managed to escape. The baby mouse stopped running and looked around. The warm sand felt good under her paws. The salty wind blew gently between her ears, carrying dolphins' conversations and seagulls' cries.
The mouse could see the ship from far away. She watched as sailors, appearing to be the size of corn kernels, went up and down the ramp, carrying wooden cases and other supplies. The baby mouse realised how hungry she was. She nibbled on a seaweed and __(4)___ it back out. She was lucky enough to find a plump, juicy berry to fill up her minuscule stomach. She ___(5)___ a bit longer to watch the sunset, reflecting on the sea in a million colours and then yawned. Using a piece of sea sponge as a pillow, the little mouse snuggled in an empty seashell and drifted off to sleep. That was the beginning of her new life as a sea mouse.

Direction: These questions are based on the following information.

Input : 82 Price Rice Mango 62 Orange 54 37
Step 1: 37 Price Rice Mango 62 Orange 54 82
Step 2: 37 Rice Price Mango 62 Orange 54 82
Step 3: 37 Rice 54 Mango 62 Orange Price 82
Step 4: 37 Rice 54 Price 62 Orange Mango 82
Step 5: 37 Rice 54 Price 62 Orange 82 Mango

Step 5 is the last step of the above arrangement.

Direction: These questions are based on the following information.

Input : 82 Price Rice Mango 62 Orange 54 37
Step 1: 37 Price Rice Mango 62 Orange 54 82
Step 2: 37 Rice Price Mango 62 Orange 54 82
Step 3: 37 Rice 54 Mango 62 Orange Price 82
Step 4: 37 Rice 54 Price 62 Orange Mango 82
Step 5: 37 Rice 54 Price 62 Orange 82 Mango

Step 5 is the last step of the above arrangement.

Direction: These questions are based on the following information.

Input : 82 Price Rice Mango 62 Orange 54 37
Step 1: 37 Price Rice Mango 62 Orange 54 82
Step 2: 37 Rice Price Mango 62 Orange 54 82
Step 3: 37 Rice 54 Mango 62 Orange Price 82
Step 4: 37 Rice 54 Price 62 Orange Mango 82
Step 5: 37 Rice 54 Price 62 Orange 82 Mango

Step 5 is the last step of the above arrangement.

Direction: These questions are based on the following information.

Input : 82 Price Rice Mango 62 Orange 54 37
Step 1: 37 Price Rice Mango 62 Orange 54 82
Step 2: 37 Rice Price Mango 62 Orange 54 82
Step 3: 37 Rice 54 Mango 62 Orange Price 82
Step 4: 37 Rice 54 Price 62 Orange Mango 82
Step 5: 37 Rice 54 Price 62 Orange 82 Mango

Step 5 is the last step of the above arrangement.

Direction: These questions are based on the following information.

Input : 82 Price Rice Mango 62 Orange 54 37
Step 1: 37 Price Rice Mango 62 Orange 54 82
Step 2: 37 Rice Price Mango 62 Orange 54 82
Step 3: 37 Rice 54 Mango 62 Orange Price 82
Step 4: 37 Rice 54 Price 62 Orange Mango 82
Step 5: 37 Rice 54 Price 62 Orange 82 Mango

Step 5 is the last step of the above arrangement.

Direction: Refer the graph and answer the given questions.
The following line graph shows the number of products sold by company A and B during six years.

Direction: Refer the graph and answer the given questions.
The following line graph shows the number of products sold by company A and B during six years.

Direction: Refer the graph and answer the given questions.
The following line graph shows the number of products sold by company A and B during six years.

Direction: Refer the graph and answer the given questions.
The following line graph shows the number of products sold by company A and B during six years.

Direction: Refer the graph and answer the given questions.
The following line graph shows the number of products sold by company A and B during six years.