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Question 1

In which of the following kind of unemployment do people obtain work but their efficiency and capability are not utilised to the fullest?

Question 2

Dynamic fuel pricing of petrol and diesel is done on?

Question 3

The Uppalapadu Bird Sanctuary is located in which state of India?

Question 4

National Rural Livelihood Mission was launched by which of the following ministries?

Question 5

Which of the following is not used as a blogging platform?

Question 6

Transmission of computerized data from one location to another is called _____.

Question 7

If employees reside in different parts of the country and need to meet monthly, useful computer technology would be ______.

Question 8

Which of the following is not a term pertaining to the Internet?

Question 9

Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

D, E, F, G, H, I, J and K are sitting around a rectangular table. One person each is sitting at the shorter side and three people each on the longer side. Every person is sitting exactly in front of the person on the opposite side. Three of them are facing away from the table while the rest are facing towards the table. People sitting at the shorter sides are facing towards the opposite direction i.e., if one person sitting at one of the shorter side is facing towards the table then the person sitting at the other shorter side must be facing away from the table or vice versa.

● I is sitting second to the right of E, who is facing the table.
● D is facing J and also facing towards the table.
● Neither I nor F is sitting at any of the shorter sides.
● K is sitting third to the right of H. Both H and K are facing towards the table and are on the longer sides.
● J doesn't sit to the immediate left of G, who is facing away from the table.
● F is not sitting next to K.

Which of the following statement regarding I is correct?

Question 10

Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

D, E, F, G, H, I, J and K are sitting around a rectangular table. One person each is sitting at the shorter side and three people each on the longer side. Every person is sitting exactly in front of the person on the opposite side. Three of them are facing away from the table while the rest are facing towards the table. People sitting at the shorter sides are facing towards the opposite direction i.e., if one person sitting at one of the shorter side is facing towards the table then the person sitting at the other shorter side must be facing away from the table or vice versa.

● I is sitting second to the right of E, who is facing the table.
● D is facing J and also facing towards the table.
● Neither I nor F is sitting at any of the shorter sides.
● K is sitting third to the right of H. Both H and K are facing towards the table and are on the longer sides.
● J doesn't sit to the immediate left of G, who is facing away from the table.
● F is not sitting next to K.

Who is sitting second to the right of G?

Question 11

Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

D, E, F, G, H, I, J and K are sitting around a rectangular table. One person each is sitting at the shorter side and three people each on the longer side. Every person is sitting exactly in front of the person on the opposite side. Three of them are facing away from the table while the rest are facing towards the table. People sitting at the shorter sides are facing towards the opposite direction i.e., if one person sitting at one of the shorter side is facing towards the table then the person sitting at the other shorter side must be facing away from the table or vice versa.

● I is sitting second to the right of E, who is facing the table.
● D is facing J and also facing towards the table.
● Neither I nor F is sitting at any of the shorter sides.
● K is sitting third to the right of H. Both H and K are facing towards the table and are on the longer sides.
● J doesn't sit to the immediate left of G, who is facing away from the table.
● F is not sitting next to K.

If all the people are made to sit in an alphabetical order starting from the right of D, with D's position fixed. Then the position(s) of how many person(s) will remain unchanged excluding D?

Question 12

Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

D, E, F, G, H, I, J and K are sitting around a rectangular table. One person each is sitting at the shorter side and three people each on the longer side. Every person is sitting exactly in front of the person on the opposite side. Three of them are facing away from the table while the rest are facing towards the table. People sitting at the shorter sides are facing towards the opposite direction i.e., if one person sitting at one of the shorter side is facing towards the table then the person sitting at the other shorter side must be facing away from the table or vice versa.

● I is sitting second to the right of E, who is facing the table.
● D is facing J and also facing towards the table.
● Neither I nor F is sitting at any of the shorter sides.
● K is sitting third to the right of H. Both H and K are facing towards the table and are on the longer sides.
● J doesn't sit to the immediate left of G, who is facing away from the table.
● F is not sitting next to K.

Which of the following pair is sitting at the shorter side of the table?

Question 13

Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

D, E, F, G, H, I, J and K are sitting around a rectangular table. One person each is sitting at the shorter side and three people each on the longer side. Every person is sitting exactly in front of the person on the opposite side. Three of them are facing away from the table while the rest are facing towards the table. People sitting at the shorter sides are facing towards the opposite direction i.e., if one person sitting at one of the shorter side is facing towards the table then the person sitting at the other shorter side must be facing away from the table or vice versa.

● I is sitting second to the right of E, who is facing the table.
● D is facing J and also facing towards the table.
● Neither I nor F is sitting at any of the shorter sides.
● K is sitting third to the right of H. Both H and K are facing towards the table and are on the longer sides.
● J doesn't sit to the immediate left of G, who is facing away from the table.
● F is not sitting next to K.

Which of the following group of persons is facing away from the table?

Question 14

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions that follow.

A) A conscious effort by the Delhi government to involve SMCs in all education reforms has gone a long way in creating a sense of ownership among parents.
B) An instance was when the government was inviting schools to organise summer camps for students of class VI. SMCs played a pivotal role in convincing the schools, teachers and even the students to participate in the summer camps.
C) Clearly, SMCs in Delhi have come a long way from being one of the countless bodies that exist on paper, but never succeed in realising their purpose.
D) Ultimately, 45,000 students across 500 schools made attested to the success of this initiative, the credit of which should rightly go to the SMCs.
E) The fundamental shift in transforming SMCs in Delhi government schools started right from its organisation, with active campaigns held for parents' elections to the committees.
F) Last year's success has prompted the government to scale the summer camps which are currently underway in all its 1024 schools purpose.

which of the following will be the Second Last sentence?

Question 15

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions that follow.

A) A conscious effort by the Delhi government to involve SMCs in all education reforms has gone a long way in creating a sense of ownership among parents.
B) An instance was when the government was inviting schools to organise summer camps for students of class VI. SMCs played a pivotal role in convincing the schools, teachers and even the students to participate in the summer camps.
C) Clearly, SMCs in Delhi have come a long way from being one of the countless bodies that exist on paper, but never succeed in realising their purpose.
D) Ultimately, 45,000 students across 500 schools made attested to the success of this initiative, the credit of which should rightly go to the SMCs.
E) The fundamental shift in transforming SMCs in Delhi government schools started right from its organisation, with active campaigns held for parents' elections to the committees.
F) Last year's success has prompted the government to scale the summer camps which are currently underway in all its 1024 schools purpose.

Which of the following will be the First sentence?

Question 16

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions that follow.

A) A conscious effort by the Delhi government to involve SMCs in all education reforms has gone a long way in creating a sense of ownership among parents.
B) An instance was when the government was inviting schools to organise summer camps for students of class VI. SMCs played a pivotal role in convincing the schools, teachers and even the students to participate in the summer camps.
C) Clearly, SMCs in Delhi have come a long way from being one of the countless bodies that exist on paper, but never succeed in realising their purpose.
D) Ultimately, 45,000 students across 500 schools made attested to the success of this initiative, the credit of which should rightly go to the SMCs.
E) The fundamental shift in transforming SMCs in Delhi government schools started right from its organisation, with active campaigns held for parents' elections to the committees.
F) Last year's success has prompted the government to scale the summer camps which are currently underway in all its 1024 schools purpose.

Which of the following will be the Last sentence?

Question 17

Direction: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer the questions that follow.

A) A conscious effort by the Delhi government to involve SMCs in all education reforms has gone a long way in creating a sense of ownership among parents.
B) An instance was when the government was inviting schools to organise summer camps for students of class VI. SMCs played a pivotal role in convincing the schools, teachers and even the students to participate in the summer camps.
C) Clearly, SMCs in Delhi have come a long way from being one of the countless bodies that exist on paper, but never succeed in realising their purpose.
D) Ultimately, 45,000 students across 500 schools made attested to the success of this initiative, the credit of which should rightly go to the SMCs.
E) The fundamental shift in transforming SMCs in Delhi government schools started right from its organisation, with active campaigns held for parents' elections to the committees.
F) Last year's success has prompted the government to scale the summer camps which are currently underway in all its 1024 schools purpose.

Which of the following will be the Second sentence?

Question 18

Total income of Rohan, Sukhi and Nandi is Rs 60,600. They spent 80%, 85% and 75 % of their income respectively. Ratio of their savings is 5:6:9. Find the approximate percentage by which Sukhi’s income is less than the cumulative income of remaining two persons.

Question 19

X and Y started a business, with some investments. After a few months due to heavy losses both of them doubled their respective investments for a few months and later withdrew the extra investments. Finally, at the end of the year, X received a profit share of INR 12000 out of the total profit of INR 48000. The next year was a normal year for business with no extra investments by either of the partners but they take a salary of INR 2800 per month and Y received the total amount of INR 53700 at the year end. Find the total profit of the second year.

Question 20

The average salary of the entire staff in an office is Rs 240 per month. The average salary of officers is Rs 900 and that of non-officers is Rs 120. If the number of officers is 30, then find the number of non-officers in the office.

Question 21

A rectangular floor of dimensions 18*12 is to be decorated in such a way that a circle of radius 5cm in the middle is to be painted blue then a square of side 10 cm inscribing the circle is to be painted pink. Find the cost if blue paint costs 5$/cm² and pink paint costs 10$/cm².