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Question 1
Direction: In each of the following sentences, a word is missing and a phrase is given in bold. From the options given below each question, choose the most appropriate pair, the first of which can fill the blank and the other replace the highlighted word to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct and meaningful.
The betting, however, is that he will __________ out on July 14th, when France performs its revolution and storming of the Bastille.
Question 2
Direction: In each of the following sentences, a word is missing and a phrase is given in bold. From the options given below each question, choose the most appropriate pair, the first of which can fill the blank and the other replace the highlighted word to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct and meaningful.
But there is a real __________ that Mr. Jobs, who had surgery for a rare form of pancreatic cancer in 2004, will not come backwards.
Question 3
Direction: In each of the following sentences, a word is missing, and a phrase is given in bold. From the options given below each question, choose the most appropriate pair, the first of which can fill the blank and the other replace the highlighted word to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct as well as meaningful.
The researchers should not make __________ claims to earn praise as they are likely to be venerated when their works are found to be replicated from those of the other scholars.
Question 4
Direction: In each of the following sentences, a word is missing and a phrase is given in bold. From the options given below each question, choose the most appropriate pair, the first of which can fill the blank and the other replace the highlighted word to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct and meaningful.
The _____ of “things” that are declared obsolete is mapped to argue that a junkyard is not only the repository of the redundant but also a liminal space between waste and trash.
Question 5
Direction: In each of the following sentences, a phrase is given in bold and a word is missing. From the options given below each question, choose the most appropriate pair, the first of which can replace the highlighted word and the other fill the blank to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct and meaningful.
Whereas previous governments have been guilty of shrinking under university autonomy, the current ruling party is ______ in its attack on free speech.
Question 6
Direction: Study the line graph carefully and answer the given questions.
The graph shows the total number of events organized by two companies i.e. A and B in different states of India in these six years.
The graph shows the total number of events organized by two companies i.e. A and B in different states of India in these six years.
The total number of events organized by company A in 2012 and 2014 together approximately is what percentage more than that of the total number of events organized by company B in 2013 and 2017 together?
Question 7
Direction: Study the line graph carefully and answer the given questions.
The graph shows the total number of events organized by two companies i.e. A and B in different states of India in these six years.
The graph shows the total number of events organized by two companies i.e. A and B in different states of India in these six years.
If in 2013, each company A and B organized the events in same two states i.e. state 1 and state 2. The total number of events organized by company A and B together in state 2 is 120 in 2013 and the ratio of the total number of events organized by company A in state 1 to company B in state 1 in 2013 is 3:2. Calculate the total number of events organized by company B in state 1 in 2013.
Question 8
Direction: Study the line graph carefully and answer the given questions.
The graph shows the total number of events organized by two companies i.e. A and B in different states of India in these six years.
The graph shows the total number of events organized by two companies i.e. A and B in different states of India in these six years.
What is the average of the total number of events organized by company B in all these years?
Question 9
Direction: Study the line graph carefully and answer the given questions.
The graph shows the total number of events organized by two companies i.e. A and B in different states of India in these six years.
The graph shows the total number of events organized by two companies i.e. A and B in different states of India in these six years.
If in 2016, company A organized the events in four different states from state 1 to state 4. If the total number of events organized by company A in state 2 and state 4 together is 80 and the total number of events organized by company A in state 3 is twice the number of events organized by company A in state 1. Then find the total number of events organized by company A in state 1. (All the date is given for 2016)
Question 10
Direction: Study the line graph carefully and answer the given questions.
The graph shows the total number of events organized by two companies i.e. A and B in different states of India in these six years.
The graph shows the total number of events organized by two companies i.e. A and B in different states of India in these six years.
What is the difference between the total number of events organized by company A in 2014, 2015 and 2016 together to the total number of events organized by company B in 2013, 2014 and 2016 together?
Question 11
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are having different heights. They like different colors i.e. Red, Black, Blue, Orange, White and Pink, not necessarily in the same order. T likes Black and taller to S. U is taller to Q but shorter to the one who likes Red. P likes Blue and shorter to the one who likes Pink. R is taller to the one who likes White. Only one person is taller to the one who likes White. Q is taller to T. The one who likes Orange is taller to T.
Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are having different heights. They like different colors i.e. Red, Black, Blue, Orange, White and Pink, not necessarily in the same order. T likes Black and taller to S. U is taller to Q but shorter to the one who likes Red. P likes Blue and shorter to the one who likes Pink. R is taller to the one who likes White. Only one person is taller to the one who likes White. Q is taller to T. The one who likes Orange is taller to T.
Who among the following is the tallest person?
Question 12
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are having different heights. They like different colors i.e. Red, Black, Blue, Orange, White and Pink, not necessarily in the same order. T likes Black and taller to S. U is taller to Q but shorter to the one who likes Red. P likes Blue and shorter to the one who likes Pink. R is taller to the one who likes White. Only one person is taller to the one who likes White. Q is taller to T. The one who likes Orange is taller to T.
Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are having different heights. They like different colors i.e. Red, Black, Blue, Orange, White and Pink, not necessarily in the same order. T likes Black and taller to S. U is taller to Q but shorter to the one who likes Red. P likes Blue and shorter to the one who likes Pink. R is taller to the one who likes White. Only one person is taller to the one who likes White. Q is taller to T. The one who likes Orange is taller to T.
How many persons are shorter to T?
Question 13
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are having different heights. They like different colors i.e. Red, Black, Blue, Orange, White and Pink, not necessarily in the same order. T likes Black and taller to S. U is taller to Q but shorter to the one who likes Red. P likes Blue and shorter to the one who likes Pink. R is taller to the one who likes White. Only one person is taller to the one who likes White. Q is taller to T. The one who likes Orange is taller to T.
Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are having different heights. They like different colors i.e. Red, Black, Blue, Orange, White and Pink, not necessarily in the same order. T likes Black and taller to S. U is taller to Q but shorter to the one who likes Red. P likes Blue and shorter to the one who likes Pink. R is taller to the one who likes White. Only one person is taller to the one who likes White. Q is taller to T. The one who likes Orange is taller to T.
Which of the following combination is correct?
Question 14
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are having different heights. They like different colors i.e. Red, Black, Blue, Orange, White and Pink, not necessarily in the same order. T likes Black and taller to S. U is taller to Q but shorter to the one who likes Red. P likes Blue and shorter to the one who likes Pink. R is taller to the one who likes White. Only one person is taller to the one who likes White. Q is taller to T. The one who likes Orange is taller to T.
Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are having different heights. They like different colors i.e. Red, Black, Blue, Orange, White and Pink, not necessarily in the same order. T likes Black and taller to S. U is taller to Q but shorter to the one who likes Red. P likes Blue and shorter to the one who likes Pink. R is taller to the one who likes White. Only one person is taller to the one who likes White. Q is taller to T. The one who likes Orange is taller to T.
Who among the following is the shortest person?
Question 15
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are having different heights. They like different colors i.e. Red, Black, Blue, Orange, White and Pink, not necessarily in the same order. T likes Black and taller to S. U is taller to Q but shorter to the one who likes Red. P likes Blue and shorter to the one who likes Pink. R is taller to the one who likes White. Only one person is taller to the one who likes White. Q is taller to T. The one who likes Orange is taller to T.
Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are having different heights. They like different colors i.e. Red, Black, Blue, Orange, White and Pink, not necessarily in the same order. T likes Black and taller to S. U is taller to Q but shorter to the one who likes Red. P likes Blue and shorter to the one who likes Pink. R is taller to the one who likes White. Only one person is taller to the one who likes White. Q is taller to T. The one who likes Orange is taller to T.
If Q’s height is 168cm then what can be the height of U?
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