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Q 1. In a regular w k, there. are 5 wQrking gays m9 fqr each day, th wqrking h9µrs are 8. A man gets R$. '.4.40
peT hqur for regular work and Rs. 3.20 per hoµrs fo:r QVertime.Ifhe yarns Rs. 432 in 4 weeks, then how my
hours does h work for ? .
· J.()O B. 175
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C. 180 19S
. QZ . Aysha's fflthr ws 38 years of age when he was bqrn While her.mQther w 3 years QI when her
brother four ye:;ars yotJnger to her was QQm .What is the 9iffere.nce -betwe¢n the. age 9f her parents?
[A]. 2 yeass [B]. 4 years

[,,._...]. <j years [Q). years

Q3. In an clGtion tv. een two canqicjats. one gqt SS% qf th<:; total valid votes, 20% of the votes were invaliq. If
1

tbe total n um ber of votes was 7500, the m)m\:)er of valid vqtes that the oti1er 9anidat got, was ·
A) 2500 S) 2700 .
C) 2900 0) 3IQO :
Q4. A trader mixes 29 kg of rice at Rs.20 per kg with 30 kg Qf riqe of other variety at Rs.36 per kg and sells the
mixtun;at Rs. 3.0 per kg. His pr9fit perce,nt is: -
A) No profit , no loss B,) 5%
C) 81 D) l0%
qs. A take twic as much time, 4 :6 or tl1ric as much tim as C to finish a piece qf work. Wqrking tqgether, thY,
ci:in finisb the w9rk in 2 days. I can tjo the wqrk alqn in:
lA]. 4 d ys [13]. () days

. [CJ. 8 day [D].

12 qays
·. Q6. ln a certain c9de, TRIPPLE, is writteri as SQI!QOKJ). How is PISPOSE written in that code ?·
· Option: · . . ..
A. CHRONRD
B. 0$.()ESPh.,··-·'.
C. ESJTPTF
D. esorsrn
f...None 1f the .
Q7. Which of thes(} prod uqts of Asian paints is spe:lt incorrectly?
Oltima · .
lJstav
R,9yale
A . .
Q8. Ravi left home and cycled 10 km tqwards South, then turned right and cycled 5 km and then again turn
·_. right and cycled. 10 km. After this.he turneQ left an9 cyclecJ IQ km. How rm,my kilometers will he have tq cycle, to
· : ·.:.:acb his honi strai$ht? · ·
A l Q km B. 15 km
20 km
c. D. 25 km

Q9. She has an i n tial?le love for rritJsic.

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[A]. unsatisfiable (B]. unchanging

[C]. irreconcilable [DJ. undesirable
QJ 0. Traffic bein.g what it is,. it is lam
.
entable that ow- r. oads are unable to t.a· ke the load.
' . . .

[AJ. · unpardonable [B]. · deplorable

[C]..· ·inexcusable [D]. terrible

Q11. Catching snakes can be hazardous for people untrained in the art.
: .
[A]. . tricky [B]. hannful

[CJ. difficult [D]. dangerous

Ql2. A bus for_delhi leaves every 30 minutes from a bus stand. An enquiry clerk told a passenger that the bus had '
already left ten minutes ago and the next bus will leave at 9.35 a;m. at what tim did the enquiry clerk give this ·
information to the passenger? · · ·
A. 9.lO a.m.
8.55 a.m.
9.0 a.m .
9.15 a.m.
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Q13. '2 was invited by his brother 'N to attend his daughter 'B's birthday party who was busy danciI1g with her
brother 'C, What is 'Z' to 'C'? ·
a) Uncle.
b) Nephew.
c) Cousin:.
d) No relation at all.

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Q 14. 1K ?
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(1)
6
(2) (3) (4)

A. B. 2
c 3 D. 4
Q 15. Look carefully for the pattern, and then choose which pair of numbers comes next.·
42 40 38 35 33 31 28
A. 25 22 .B. 26 23

c 26 24 D. 25 23

E. 26 22 I
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QJ.6'.-.Here are some.words translated fr<in an artificil language.

·gemolinea means fair warning ·
gerimitu means report card
gilageri means weather report
Which word could mean 11fair weather"?
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A. gemogila B. gerigeme

C. gemomitu :Q. gerimita

Ql 7. Statenwnts: All fishe$ are gryy in y9JqtJr . S9me fishes ar\;l heavy.
Conc;luios:· . . · · .
All !wavy fishes are gry in cql9ur. .
All light fishes are not grey in.cql9yr.· ··
A. Only cQn<lv.iqn I f91lQ\VS

B. Only c,onclusion II foll9ws

C. Either I or Ilfollows

D. Neithe1;I 11qr II follows

L. Both I net II follow

Ql 8. tatements: N q magazine is 9ap. All caps (I.re camtJras.
Conclusions: ·
No 9an1. r'!- is f!lagazin¥.
Some camera,s'a' r magazines .
A. Only conqh1si9n I f9llows
B. Only convlusion IIf9ll9ws .
C. E..ither I o: r II fo. ll·o·.ws·
'
D. Neither I nqr Il fOllqws
Both Iand II follpw
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Q19. Statyment&: Some, b.9oks 1J,re pen.s. Nq pen is pen"!il.
· Conclusions: :
Some boqks are pencil .
No boqk is pe11C.il. · .
·.A. Only conclusiqn follows

B. Qnlyconcl\1siqn I follows

c·., E.ither I or II foll9ws

· D. Neither I nor 11 f9llqws
.... E. Both l and II foll9w
Q20. The average age Of a class of 39 st1,1cjents is 15 years .If th age of the teacher l>e included, then the average
. increases qy 3 mqnths ;Fin the age Qf the teacher.
A) 4 S years J?) 27 years C) 35 years I.)) 28 ye.ars .
· Qf l.Atrain nmning at the, speer;l 9f 90 km/hr crQsses a pQle. in 9 secmd$. What is the l((ngth QHh trin?
A. l2Q metres B,. 180 metrtjs

C. 24 metrt(& I;>. lSQ metre.s

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Q22. The "table below presents the revenue (in million rupees) of four firms in three states.· These firms,
Honest Ltd., Aggressive Ltd., Truthful Ltd. and Profitable Ltd. are disguised in the table as.A,B,C and D, in
no particular order.
States fit1)J ir firm ·.
UP 49 82
B·Huu·· 69 ·. 72
MP ,7:2', 63
Further, it is known that:
a€¢ In the state of MP, Truthful Ltd. has the highest market share.
a€¢ Aggressive Ltd.a€™s aggregate revenue differs from Honest Ltd.€™s by Rs. 5 million.

1. What can be said regard ing the folfowing two statements?

Statement 1: Profitable .Ltd. has the lowest share in MP·market. :
Statement 2: Honest Ltd.a€™s total revenue is more than Profitable Ltd.
If Statement 1 is true then Statement 2 is necessarily true.
2. If Statement 1 is tnie then Statement 2 is necessarily false.
· 3. Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 are true.
4. Neither Statement 1 nor Statement 2 is true.

2. What can be said regarding the following two statements?

Statement ): Aggressive Ltd.a€™s lowest revenues are from MP.
Statement 2: Honest Ltd.a€™s lowest revenues are from Bihar.
1. . If Statement 2 is true then Statement ·1 fo necessarily false.
2. If Statement 1 is false then Statement 2 js necessarily true.
3. If Statement 1 is true then Statement 2 i necessarily true.
4. None of the above.

3. What can be said regarding the followit1g two statements?

Statement 1: Honest Ltd. has the highest share in the UP market.
Statement 2: Aggressive Ltd. has the highet share in the Bihar market.
l. Both statements could be true.
2. At least one of the statements must be true.
3. At most one of the statements is true.
4. None of the above.

4. If Profitable Ltd:·a€™s lowest revenue is from UP, thn which of the follbwing is truef
1. Truthful Ltd.a£TMs lowest revenues are from MP. ·
2. Truthful Ltd.a€™s lowest revenues are from Bihar.
3.· Truthfu l Ltd.aE™s lowest revenues are from UP.
4. No definite conclusion is possible.

Q23. A, B and Cjointly thought of engaging themselves in a business venture. Itwas agreed that A would invest
Rs. 6500 for 6 months, B, Rs. 8400 for 5 months and C, Rs. 10,000 for 3 months. A wants to be the working
member for which, he was to receive 5%.of the profits. The profit eamed was Rs. 7400. Calcuiate the share of B
in the profit. - :
A. Rs. 1900 B. Rs. 2660
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C. R$. 2809 D. R.s. 240

Q24. The Gomp>tmd i9terest QriRs. 3Q,QQQ at 7% pr nm)m is R.4347; The periQQ (in yars) i$:
; 1
A. 2 B. 22
c. 3 .......
D. 4
Q2S. Marathqn is tQ race as hibemati9n is tQ ,· .
:
·

[A]. wintr [13]. b,ear :/

[C]. ,. dream [.OJ. sleep

Q2.6. .elated is to despondynt as enli$htened i to

A. aware B. ignorant
C. . mise.rabl D. tolerant

Q27. Cup is tq Goffee as bowl is to

A. d ish B. SQtlp
..
C. spoon D. food '

Q28. Which one will replace the questiQn mark ? :

P ., . 9 - · ,, . 12 '
A. 80 B. 114
·C. 108 D. None of these
Q29. Which qne will relaC,e the question mark ?

Az c4 E6

G3 I ?

M 99 Q14
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:·.. A. Lio
· ·C. Tis O. Ks
Q30. Intr9dt,1ci11g a b.oy; a girl saiq, ";He i th,e sm Qf the daughter of the father qf my 4n9le." How is the qoy ·
. _ 1:elated tq the girl? · · · · ' ··
[A]. · Brother ' [13]. Nephew
(
(C]. lJncle (I)]. Son-in-]w

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 Ol!RECUO:NS· ier tJu1.· q.uastion Jn :a clf.y. th9m Wei' 2 lakh, 3 Jakh, 4 lakh
I and 5 Ja:kh men deJri,"'Jg tbg. psriod °200'1 to 20()4. resp&Otiv>Q}y. In th9 .s-am9
period ti1>9 numb.91' of womn · inr:tNSed .nt the ntt& of 1lJ%, e-11..-y yes·'
begnnf,ri g at 1.3 a·AA· Jn 2001. The number· CJ.f boys Jn the city lr::reased at
5'3A'i· per _ve-a·r a.mf was 1.2 lakh ln 2004. The rrum.t>er of girls had been:
i'ncreasfry g at .25% .and was 1 takh in '2fJ04.. Thr:; bar gmpn bOOJw shoi.w the
pe«T;efit.cvg·e of lifernl.ecr in the Gily between fue periocks 2001' to 'l(>fJ..4. Sb:Jc:ly
, tfie bar gt""fJh. to ansV1t1'e:r the:Je qutiona.

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70

1111 Boys t:1 Gris j

I• CJ Women

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,Q3l. In which year was the number of literates in the city maximum?·
2001 B) 2003 C) 2002 D) 2004

Q32 In 2002, what was the approximate ratio of literate women to literate boys?
0.4 B) 0.53 C) 0.45 D) 0.35

Q33 What was the percentage increase in the number of literate, girls from 2003 to 2004?
463% B) 526% C) 560% D) 426%

Q34.In 2001, what was thetotal number of literates in the city?

A) 2 lakh B) 1.53 lakh C) 4.9 lakh D) 1.625 lakh ·

Q35. Find the number of triangles in the given figure.

IV5<1\
A.' 8
/
I

B. 10
c. 12 D. 14