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Question 1
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 would fill the blank appropriately. Mark the suitable word as the answer.
Eleven years after it was first mooted in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha has finally adopted a goods and services tax. After the mere formality of its passage in the Lok Sabha for an approval of the amendments made, it will have to be considered and approved by a majority of State Assemblies before it can be sent to the President for (1). For now, Parliament’s stamp is historic as the proposed tax will alter the powers of taxation that States enjoyed under the Constitution and (2) in a uniform consumption-based tax structure across the land for almost all goods and services. Only potable alcohol is proposed to be excluded from the GST’s (3), according to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, with petroleum products set to be pegged at a zero per cent rate till such time as the proposed GST Council reaches an agreement with the States and the Centre on an acceptable framework for taxation. That the two main players — the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress — were able to narrow their differences restores a degree of faith in the capacity of the political class to put the nation above petty self-serving interests. While it is a (4) that consensus took so long to forge, both parties deserve a measure of credit for seeing the legislation through. The BJP for being accommodative in the face of reservations about specific provisions, which was accompanied by a much-needed change in tack in dealing with the Opposition. And the Congress, which became increasingly isolated on the issue and risked appearing (5) obstructionist, for overcoming its desire to pay the BJP back in its own coin.
Eleven years after it was first mooted in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha has finally adopted a goods and services tax. After the mere formality of its passage in the Lok Sabha for an approval of the amendments made, it will have to be considered and approved by a majority of State Assemblies before it can be sent to the President for (1). For now, Parliament’s stamp is historic as the proposed tax will alter the powers of taxation that States enjoyed under the Constitution and (2) in a uniform consumption-based tax structure across the land for almost all goods and services. Only potable alcohol is proposed to be excluded from the GST’s (3), according to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, with petroleum products set to be pegged at a zero per cent rate till such time as the proposed GST Council reaches an agreement with the States and the Centre on an acceptable framework for taxation. That the two main players — the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress — were able to narrow their differences restores a degree of faith in the capacity of the political class to put the nation above petty self-serving interests. While it is a (4) that consensus took so long to forge, both parties deserve a measure of credit for seeing the legislation through. The BJP for being accommodative in the face of reservations about specific provisions, which was accompanied by a much-needed change in tack in dealing with the Opposition. And the Congress, which became increasingly isolated on the issue and risked appearing (5) obstructionist, for overcoming its desire to pay the BJP back in its own coin.
Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Question 2
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 would fill the blank appropriately. Mark the suitable word as the answer.
Eleven years after it was first mooted in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha has finally adopted a goods and services tax. After the mere formality of its passage in the Lok Sabha for an approval of the amendments made, it will have to be considered and approved by a majority of State Assemblies before it can be sent to the President for (1). For now, Parliament’s stamp is historic as the proposed tax will alter the powers of taxation that States enjoyed under the Constitution and (2) in a uniform consumption-based tax structure across the land for almost all goods and services. Only potable alcohol is proposed to be excluded from the GST’s (3), according to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, with petroleum products set to be pegged at a zero per cent rate till such time as the proposed GST Council reaches an agreement with the States and the Centre on an acceptable framework for taxation. That the two main players — the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress — were able to narrow their differences restores a degree of faith in the capacity of the political class to put the nation above petty self-serving interests. While it is a (4) that consensus took so long to forge, both parties deserve a measure of credit for seeing the legislation through. The BJP for being accommodative in the face of reservations about specific provisions, which was accompanied by a much-needed change in tack in dealing with the Opposition. And the Congress, which became increasingly isolated on the issue and risked appearing (5) obstructionist, for overcoming its desire to pay the BJP back in its own coin.
Eleven years after it was first mooted in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha has finally adopted a goods and services tax. After the mere formality of its passage in the Lok Sabha for an approval of the amendments made, it will have to be considered and approved by a majority of State Assemblies before it can be sent to the President for (1). For now, Parliament’s stamp is historic as the proposed tax will alter the powers of taxation that States enjoyed under the Constitution and (2) in a uniform consumption-based tax structure across the land for almost all goods and services. Only potable alcohol is proposed to be excluded from the GST’s (3), according to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, with petroleum products set to be pegged at a zero per cent rate till such time as the proposed GST Council reaches an agreement with the States and the Centre on an acceptable framework for taxation. That the two main players — the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress — were able to narrow their differences restores a degree of faith in the capacity of the political class to put the nation above petty self-serving interests. While it is a (4) that consensus took so long to forge, both parties deserve a measure of credit for seeing the legislation through. The BJP for being accommodative in the face of reservations about specific provisions, which was accompanied by a much-needed change in tack in dealing with the Opposition. And the Congress, which became increasingly isolated on the issue and risked appearing (5) obstructionist, for overcoming its desire to pay the BJP back in its own coin.
Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Question 3
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 would fill the blank appropriately. Mark the suitable word as the answer.
Eleven years after it was first mooted in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha has finally adopted a goods and services tax. After the mere formality of its passage in the Lok Sabha for an approval of the amendments made, it will have to be considered and approved by a majority of State Assemblies before it can be sent to the President for (1). For now, Parliament’s stamp is historic as the proposed tax will alter the powers of taxation that States enjoyed under the Constitution and (2) in a uniform consumption-based tax structure across the land for almost all goods and services. Only potable alcohol is proposed to be excluded from the GST’s (3), according to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, with petroleum products set to be pegged at a zero per cent rate till such time as the proposed GST Council reaches an agreement with the States and the Centre on an acceptable framework for taxation. That the two main players — the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress — were able to narrow their differences restores a degree of faith in the capacity of the political class to put the nation above petty self-serving interests. While it is a (4) that consensus took so long to forge, both parties deserve a measure of credit for seeing the legislation through. The BJP for being accommodative in the face of reservations about specific provisions, which was accompanied by a much-needed change in tack in dealing with the Opposition. And the Congress, which became increasingly isolated on the issue and risked appearing (5) obstructionist, for overcoming its desire to pay the BJP back in its own coin.
Eleven years after it was first mooted in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha has finally adopted a goods and services tax. After the mere formality of its passage in the Lok Sabha for an approval of the amendments made, it will have to be considered and approved by a majority of State Assemblies before it can be sent to the President for (1). For now, Parliament’s stamp is historic as the proposed tax will alter the powers of taxation that States enjoyed under the Constitution and (2) in a uniform consumption-based tax structure across the land for almost all goods and services. Only potable alcohol is proposed to be excluded from the GST’s (3), according to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, with petroleum products set to be pegged at a zero per cent rate till such time as the proposed GST Council reaches an agreement with the States and the Centre on an acceptable framework for taxation. That the two main players — the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress — were able to narrow their differences restores a degree of faith in the capacity of the political class to put the nation above petty self-serving interests. While it is a (4) that consensus took so long to forge, both parties deserve a measure of credit for seeing the legislation through. The BJP for being accommodative in the face of reservations about specific provisions, which was accompanied by a much-needed change in tack in dealing with the Opposition. And the Congress, which became increasingly isolated on the issue and risked appearing (5) obstructionist, for overcoming its desire to pay the BJP back in its own coin.
Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Question 4
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 would fill the blank appropriately. Mark the suitable word as the answer.
Eleven years after it was first mooted in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha has finally adopted a goods and services tax. After the mere formality of its passage in the Lok Sabha for an approval of the amendments made, it will have to be considered and approved by a majority of State Assemblies before it can be sent to the President for (1). For now, Parliament’s stamp is historic as the proposed tax will alter the powers of taxation that States enjoyed under the Constitution and (2) in a uniform consumption-based tax structure across the land for almost all goods and services. Only potable alcohol is proposed to be excluded from the GST’s (3), according to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, with petroleum products set to be pegged at a zero per cent rate till such time as the proposed GST Council reaches an agreement with the States and the Centre on an acceptable framework for taxation. That the two main players — the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress — were able to narrow their differences restores a degree of faith in the capacity of the political class to put the nation above petty self-serving interests. While it is a (4) that consensus took so long to forge, both parties deserve a measure of credit for seeing the legislation through. The BJP for being accommodative in the face of reservations about specific provisions, which was accompanied by a much-needed change in tack in dealing with the Opposition. And the Congress, which became increasingly isolated on the issue and risked appearing (5) obstructionist, for overcoming its desire to pay the BJP back in its own coin.
Eleven years after it was first mooted in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha has finally adopted a goods and services tax. After the mere formality of its passage in the Lok Sabha for an approval of the amendments made, it will have to be considered and approved by a majority of State Assemblies before it can be sent to the President for (1). For now, Parliament’s stamp is historic as the proposed tax will alter the powers of taxation that States enjoyed under the Constitution and (2) in a uniform consumption-based tax structure across the land for almost all goods and services. Only potable alcohol is proposed to be excluded from the GST’s (3), according to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, with petroleum products set to be pegged at a zero per cent rate till such time as the proposed GST Council reaches an agreement with the States and the Centre on an acceptable framework for taxation. That the two main players — the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress — were able to narrow their differences restores a degree of faith in the capacity of the political class to put the nation above petty self-serving interests. While it is a (4) that consensus took so long to forge, both parties deserve a measure of credit for seeing the legislation through. The BJP for being accommodative in the face of reservations about specific provisions, which was accompanied by a much-needed change in tack in dealing with the Opposition. And the Congress, which became increasingly isolated on the issue and risked appearing (5) obstructionist, for overcoming its desire to pay the BJP back in its own coin.
Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Question 5
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 would fill the blank appropriately. Mark the suitable word as the answer.
Eleven years after it was first mooted in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha has finally adopted a goods and services tax. After the mere formality of its passage in the Lok Sabha for an approval of the amendments made, it will have to be considered and approved by a majority of State Assemblies before it can be sent to the President for (1). For now, Parliament’s stamp is historic as the proposed tax will alter the powers of taxation that States enjoyed under the Constitution and (2) in a uniform consumption-based tax structure across the land for almost all goods and services. Only potable alcohol is proposed to be excluded from the GST’s (3), according to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, with petroleum products set to be pegged at a zero per cent rate till such time as the proposed GST Council reaches an agreement with the States and the Centre on an acceptable framework for taxation. That the two main players — the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress — were able to narrow their differences restores a degree of faith in the capacity of the political class to put the nation above petty self-serving interests. While it is a (4) that consensus took so long to forge, both parties deserve a measure of credit for seeing the legislation through. The BJP for being accommodative in the face of reservations about specific provisions, which was accompanied by a much-needed change in tack in dealing with the Opposition. And the Congress, which became increasingly isolated on the issue and risked appearing (5) obstructionist, for overcoming its desire to pay the BJP back in its own coin.
Eleven years after it was first mooted in Parliament, the Rajya Sabha has finally adopted a goods and services tax. After the mere formality of its passage in the Lok Sabha for an approval of the amendments made, it will have to be considered and approved by a majority of State Assemblies before it can be sent to the President for (1). For now, Parliament’s stamp is historic as the proposed tax will alter the powers of taxation that States enjoyed under the Constitution and (2) in a uniform consumption-based tax structure across the land for almost all goods and services. Only potable alcohol is proposed to be excluded from the GST’s (3), according to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, with petroleum products set to be pegged at a zero per cent rate till such time as the proposed GST Council reaches an agreement with the States and the Centre on an acceptable framework for taxation. That the two main players — the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress — were able to narrow their differences restores a degree of faith in the capacity of the political class to put the nation above petty self-serving interests. While it is a (4) that consensus took so long to forge, both parties deserve a measure of credit for seeing the legislation through. The BJP for being accommodative in the face of reservations about specific provisions, which was accompanied by a much-needed change in tack in dealing with the Opposition. And the Congress, which became increasingly isolated on the issue and risked appearing (5) obstructionist, for overcoming its desire to pay the BJP back in its own coin.
Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Question 6
Direction: Study the following graph carefully to answer the questions that follow:
Bar graph given below shows the number of students (in hundreds) from two different schools who qualified in an exam in six different years (from year 2005 to 2010)
What was the approximate percent increase in the number of students who qualified in the exam from School-Q in the year 2007 as compared to the previous year?
Question 7
Direction: Study the following graph carefully to answer the questions that follow:
Bar graph given below shows the number of students (in hundreds) from two different schools who qualified in an exam in six different years (from year 2005 to 2010)
What was the respective ratio between the number of students who qualified in the exam from School-P in year 2005 to the number of students who qualified in the exam from School-Q in year 2008?
Question 8
Direction: Study the following graph carefully to answer the questions that follow:
Bar graph given below shows the number of students (in hundreds) from two different schools who qualified in an exam in six different years (from year 2005 to 2010)
What was the difference between the total number of students who qualified in the exam in year 2005 from both the schools together and the total number of students from School-Q who qualified in the exam over all the years together?
Question 9
Direction: Study the following graph carefully to answer the questions that follow:
Bar graph given below shows the number of students (in hundreds) from two different schools who qualified in an exam in six different years (from year 2005 to 2010)
Total number of students who qualified in the exam from School-P over all the years together was approximately what percentage of the total number of students who qualified in the exam from both the schools together in the year 2006 and 2007?
Question 10
Direction: Study the following graph carefully to answer the questions that follow:
Bar graph given below shows the number of students (in hundreds) from two different schools who qualified in an exam in six different years (from year 2005 to 2010)
If 40 per cent of the total students who qualified in the exam from both the schools together over all the years are females, then what was the total number of males who qualified in the exams over all the years from both the schools together?
Question 11
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
The match at Delhi was played by which team?
Question 12
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
On which day of the week the match at Mumbai was played?
Question 13
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
On which day of the week match of the Bangladesh was organised?
Question 14
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
Which of the following combination of Team Place is not correct?
Question 15
Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.
Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
How many matches were played between the match of India and South Africa?
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