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AƇ¬™ól B ©Æý‡ƒ ^èl™èl$Æý‡{çÜ OÐðlÔ>ËÅ… G…™èl ?

f. 4; 125 105 25P P
3) 4) I= =
íÜ. fĶæ${ç³M>ÔŒæ Æð‡yìlz a:b=5:9 216 116 100 4
a : b = 5 × 4 : 9 × 4 = 20 : 36
çÜ»ñæjMýS$t °ç³#×æ$Ë$
b:c=4×9:7×9 f¯]lÆý‡ÌŒæ çÜtyîl‹Ü f. 3;
 1 1 3  5  3 125
 +  =  =
R=T
I=
PTR
b : c = 36 : 63 3 2 6 216 100
a : b : c = 20 : 36 : 63
{V>Ð]l$, ÐéÆý‡$z çÜ_ÐéËĶæ$ P P×R ×R
9n × 32 × 3n − (27) n 1 =
Ð]l*¨Ç {ç³Ô¶æ²Ë$ 6. JMýS Ð]lÅMìS¢ i™èl…ÌZ 10% ™èlWY…^éÆý‡$. Ð]l$äÏ
VýS™èl…ÌZ ¡çÜ$MýS$¯]l² i™èl… ´÷…§ýlyé°MìS
ç³È„ýSË {ç³™ólÅMýS… 14.
(33 ) 5 × 23
=
27 AƇ¬™ól n
4 100
25 = R2
1. JMýS Ð]lÅMìS¢ JMýS OòÜMìSÌŒæ¯]l$ Æý‡*. 1400ËMýS$ Mö°, A™èl° G…™èl Ô>™èl… ò³…^éÍ? ÑË$Ð]l G…™èl? R = 5%
AÐ]l$Ãyýl… §éÓÆ> 15% ¯]lçÙt… ´÷…¨™ól B 1) 10%
1
2) 11 %
AÆý‡¦Ððl$sìæMŠæ 1) 4 2) 3 3) 9 4) 10 13 1  5  3 1  
OòÜMìSÌŒæ AÑ$ï]l ÐðlË G…™èl? 9 f. 1; 17. 37 − 8  +  −  −  
1) Æý‡*. 1090 2) Æý‡*. 1160 2 1 (am)n = amn  4 2  2  4 2  
3) 11 % 4) 12 2 %
3) Æý‡*. 1190 4) Æý‡*. 1202 5 çÜ*„îSÃMýSÇ…^èl…yìl.
2n 2 n 3n
f. 3; f. 2; ´÷yýlÐ]l# = 2x 3 ×3 ×3 −3 1 1) −2 2) 2 3) −3 4) 3
=
OòÜMìSÌŒæ Mö¯]l²ÐðlË = Æý‡*. 1400 Ððl¬§ýlr i™èl… = x ©.^èl. ^èl$r$tMöË™èl = 2(x + 2x) = 6x 315 × 23 33 f. 2; 13 1  5  1 
¯]lçÙtÔ>™èl… = 15% x × 10 10 x 6x = 48 = 37 − 8  +  −  
10% ™èlWY™ól = =  4 2  2  4 
100 − 15 100 100 x = 8 òÜ….Ò$. 32n + 2 + n − 33n
AÑ$ï]l ÐðlË = 1400 × 15 3
= 3−3
100 10% ™èlWY¯]l ™èlÆ>Ó™èl i™èl… ´÷yýlÐ]l# = 16 òÜ….Ò$. 3 ×2
13 1  9  
=
1400 × 85
= Æý‡*. 1190 = x−
10 x 90 x
=
©Æý‡ƒ^èl™èl$Æý‡{çÜ OÐðlÔ>ËÅ… 33n+2 − 33n = 3−3 × 315 × 23 = 37 − 8  +   
100 100 100 = 16 × 8 = 128 ^èl.òÜ….Ò$. 33n (32 − 1) = 312 × 23  4 2  4 
2. Æý‡*. 2000ËOò³ 2 Hâ¶æÌÏ Z 8% Ð]lyîlz Æó‡r$ 10. JMýS ÌZçßæç³# ©Æý‡ƒçœ$¯]l… 22 × 15 × 7.5 33n × 8 = 312 × 23
ò³…^éÍÞ¯]l i™èl…  35 
^öç³#µ¯]l AÄôæ$Å ^èl{MýSÐ]lyîlz, »êÆý‡$Ð]lyîlzË ™ólyé? òÜ….Ò$. MöË™èl˯]l$ MýSÍW E…¨. §é°° 33n × 23 = 312 × 23 = 37 − 8   = 37 − 35 = 2
8
1) Æý‡*. 10.80 2) Æý‡*. 11.20 =
10 x
× 100 =
100 1
= 11 %
MýSÇW…_ 14 òÜ….Ò$. G™èl$¢ E¯]l² JMýS Üç *¢ç³…V> 33n = 312
3) Æý‡*. 11.70 4) Æý‡*. 12.80 90 x 9 9 ^ólõÜ¢ §é° ÐéÅÝëÆý‡®… (òÜ….Ò$.ËÌZ) ? çœ*™é…M>Ë$ 18. Æð‡…yýl$ çÜ…QÅË Ððl¬™èl¢… 1575470.
¿¶æ*Ð]l¬Ë$ çÜÐ]l*¯]l…
f. 4; 7. 1 = 1 = 13 1) 2.5 2) 10 3) 2.8 4) 7.5 çÜÐ]l*¯]l… A…§ýl$ÌZ JMýSsìæ Æð‡…yø §é° MýS…sôæ 10 ÐólË$
P = Æý‡*. 2000 3 + 5 = 8 = 23 f. 4; 3n = 12 ™èlMýS$PÐ]l AƇ¬™ól, A…§ýl$ÌZ _¯]l² çÜ…QÅ?
R = 8% 7 + 9 + 11 = 27 = 33 ∴n=4
©Æý‡ƒçœ$¯]l çœ$¯]lç³ÇÐ]l*×æ… = l × b × h 1) 1565470 2) 792735
n = 2 Hâ¶æ$Ï Oò³ {MýSÐ]l*°² ç³ÇÖÍ…_ 43 + 45 + ... 55 = 22 × 15 × 7.5 15. JMýS ç³#çÜ¢M>°² Æý‡*. 27.50MýS$ AÐ]l$Ãyýl… 3) 782735 4) 787735
 8  2
= 2000 1 + − 2000 Ðð l ¬™è l ¢ … çÜ *¢ç
³ ç
œ $¯]
l ç
³ ÇÐ]
l *×æ… = πr2h §éÓÆ> 10% Ìê¿¶æ… ´÷…¨™ól, §é°° Æý‡*. f. 3;
^èl{MýSÐ]lyîlz  
 100  1) 63 2) 73 3) 83 4) 93 h = 14 òÜ….Ò$. 24.50 AÑ$Ùól Ìê¿¶æ… Ìôæ§é ¯]lÙç t Ô>™èl… _¯]l² çÜ…QÅ = x
 27  2
= 2000   − 2000 f. 2; 22 2
× r × 14 = 22 × 15 × 7.5 G…™èl? ò³§ýlª Üç …QÅ − x = 10,000
 25  òO ³ {MýSÐ]l$… n3ÌZ E…¨. 7 1) 1% Ìê¿¶æ… 2) 2% Ìê¿¶æ… ò³§ýlª Üç …QÅ = 10,000 + x
= 2332.80 − 2000 = Æý‡*. 332.80 {MýSÐ]l$…ÌZ _Ð]lÇ Üç …QÅ = n2 + n − 1. 15 × 7.5 3) 1% ¯]lÙç …t 4) 2% ¯]lÙç …t 10,000 + x + x = 1575470
r2 = = (7.5) 2
2000 × 8 × 2 Ððl ¬§ý l sì æ Ü
ç …QÅ = n2 − n + 1 Æý‡*ç³…ÌZ 2 f. 4; 2x = 1565470
»êÆý‡$ Ð]lyîlz = 320
100 E…¨. r = 7.5 òÜ….Ò$. AÑ$ï]l ÐðlË = Æý‡*. 27.50 1565470
x = = 782735
™ólyé = 332.80 − 320 = Æý‡*.12.80 (n2 + n − 1 ) − (n2 − n + 1) 11. JMýS çÜ*¢ç³… ç³MýSP™èlË OÐðlÔ>ËÅ… 2200 Ì꿶æ Ô>™èl… = 10% 2
shortcut: 2 Hâ¶æÏMýS$ Ð]l*{™èlÐól$ ^èl{MýSÐ]lyîlz, = 55 − 43 òÜ….Ò$.2 §é° ¿¶æ* ÐéÅÝëÆý‡®… 3.5 òÜ….Ò$. Mö¯] l ² Ðð
l Ë =
100 × 27.50 100 × 27.50
=
19. Æð‡…yýl$ Üç …QÅË °çÙµ†¢ 1 : 2 ÐésìæMìS 7
»êÆý‡$ Ð]lyîlzË ™ólyé 2 2
n + n − 1 − n + n − 1 = 12 AƇ¬™ól B çÜ*¢ç³… G™èl$¢? (òÜ….Ò$.) 100 + 10 110 MýSÍí³™ól °çÙµ†¢ 3 : 5V> Ð]l*Ç™ól ÐésìæÌZ
™ólyé = P  R  = 2000  8  2n − 2 = 12 ç³#çÜ¢MýS… Mö¯]l²ÐðlË = Æý‡*. 25
2 2
1) 55 2) 105 VýSÇçÙt çÜ…QÅ?
 100   100  2n = 12 + 2 3) 100 4) 102 AÑ$ï]l ÐðlË = Æý‡*. 24.50 1) 10 2) 12 3) 14 4) 28
2000 × 64 2n = 14 n = 7 f. 3; ¯]lÙç …t = 0.50 Oò³. f. 4;
= = 12.80
100 ×100 43 + 45 + .... + 55 = 73 AÐ]l#™èl$…¨ çÜ*¢ç³… ç³MýSP™èlË OÐðlÔ>ËÅ… = 2πrh 0.50 Æð‡…yýl$ çÜ…QÅË$ = x, 2x
¯]l ç
Ù t
Ô >™è l… = × 100 = 2%
3. 35, 56, 91Ë™ø ¿êWõÜ¢ 7 ÔóæÙç … Ð]l^óla A† 8. 50 ¯]l$…_ 125 Ð]lÆý‡MýS$ E¯]l² Üç …QÅ˯]l$ 5 22 25 x+7 3
2 × × 3.5 × h = 2200 =
_¯]l² çÜ…QÅ? ™ø ¿êW…^ól çÜ…QÅË Ððl¬™èl¢… G…™èl? 7 16. Ý뫧éÆý‡×æ Ð]lyîlz AçÜË$ÌZ 25%MýS$ çÜÐ]l*¯]l…, 2x + 7 5
1) 5651 2) 3647 1) 6250 2) 6075 22 Ð]lyîlz Æó‡r$ M>Ìê°MìS çÜÐ]l*¯]l…. AƇ¬™ól Ð]lyîlz 5x + 35 = 6x + 21
× 7 × h = 2200
3) 4647 4) 2747 3) 2800 4) 1400 7 Æó‡r$? 6x − 5x = 35 − 21
f. 2: f. 4; h = 100 òÜ….Ò$. 1) 5% 2) 10% x = 14
7|35, 56, 91 50 ¯]l$…_ 125 Ð]lÆý‡MýS$ E¯]l² 5™ø ¿êW…^ól 12. JMýS Ð]l–™èl…¢ ¿¶æ* ³ç Ç«¨ 264 òÜ….Ò$ AƇ¬™ól 3) 20% 4) 25% 2x = 14× 2
5, 8, 13 çÜ…QÅË Ððl¬™èl¢… §é° OÐðlÔ>ËÅ… (òÜ….Ò$. )? 2 f. 1; ò³§ýlª Üç …QÅ = 28
35, 56, 91Ë MýS.Ýë.VýS$. = (1 ¯]l$…_ 125 Ð]lÆý‡MýS$ E¯]l² 5™ø ¿êW…^ól 1) 5544 2) 4545
= 7 × 5 × 8 × 13 = 3640 çÜ…QÅË Ððl¬™èl¢…) − (1 ¯]l$…_ 49 Ð]lÆý‡MýS$

4.
A†_¯]l² çÜ…QÅ = 3640 + 7 = 3647
3/8, 38%, 0.0038, 0.308˯]l$
E¯]l² 5™ø ¿êW…^ól Üç …QÅË Ððl¬™èl…¢ )
= (5 + 10 + 15 + ....125)−(5 + 10
3) 5036
f. 1;
Ð]l–™èl¢… ç³Ç«¨ = 2πr
4) 4436
{V>Ð]l$/ÐéÆý‡$z
BÆøçßæ×æ {MýSÐ]l$…ÌZ Æ>Ķæ$…yìl.
1) 38%, 0.308, 0.0038, 3/8
+ .... + 45)
=5(1 + 2 + ...+25)−5(1+2+....+9)
 25 × 26   9 × 10 
2πr = 264
22
2 × × r = 264
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2) 3/8, 0.0038, 0.308, 38% = 5
7
 − 5  264 × 7
3) 0.0038, 0.308, 3/8, 38%
4) 0.0038, 38%, 0.308, 3/8
 2   2 
= 5 × 13 × 25 − 5 × 9 × 5
r=
44
= 42cm � � çÜtyîl Ððl$sîæ-Ç-Ķæ$ÌŒæ OVðSyðl¯ŒlÞ
= 5 × 5 (13 × 5 − 9) Ð]l–™èl¢ OÐðlÔ>ËÅ… = πr2
� ¼sŒæ »êÅ…MŠS � iMóS
f. 3;
3/8 = 0.375 = 25 × 56 = 1400 =
22
× (42) 2
38% = 38/100 = 0.38 9. JMýS ©Æý‡ƒ^èl™èl$Æý‡{çÜ… ´÷yýlÐ]l#, §é° ÐðlyýlË$µ 7
0.375, 0.38, 0.0038, 0.308 MýS…sôæ Æð‡…yýl$ Æð‡r$Ï. §é° ^èl$r$t MöË™èl 48 22 � {´ëMîSt‹Ü sñæ‹ÜtÞ, Ð]l*MŠS sñæ‹ÜtÞ
= × 42 × 42 = 5544 ^èl.òÜ….Ò$.
BÆøçßæ×æ {MýSÐ]l$…ÌZ Æ>õÜ¢.. òÜ….Ò$. AƇ¬™ól B ©Æý‡ƒ ^èl™èl$Æý‡{çÜ OÐðlÔ>ËÅ… 7
0.0038 < 0.308 < 3/8 < 38% G…™èl ? (òÜ….Ò$2)  1 1 a � MýSÆð‡…sŒæ AOòœÆŠ‡Þ
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: b : c ÑË$Ð]l? 3) 128 4) 126 ÑË$Ð]l?
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What is the meaning of the phrase 'substantial moderation'
R.Srinivas Rao
Subject Expert
MODEL QUESTIONS
Directions (Q.No 1-10): Read the
following passage carefully and
answer the questions that follow.
Five years ago, any sign of wea-
kness in the Rupee would have been
the cue for RBI officials, ministers and
sundry economic commentators to lash
out at Indian households for their unrea-
sonable and unpatriotic love for gold.
And it is true that gold imports had
a big role to play in India's yawning
trade deficit and precarious balance of
payments position in 2013.
But as the Rupee has entered shaky
territory again it is oil rather than gold
that has been the hot topic of debate.
There's good reason for this shift.
A break down of India's import bill
suggests that gold is no longer the
villain of the piece when it comes to
exchange rate woes. In fact, data sugg-
est that the Indian saver's love affair
with gold may be well past its prime.
When India faced a run on the
Rupee and a widening trade deficit in
2013, its annual gold import bill had
topped $50 billion for the second year
running. Between FY10 and FY13,
India saw consistently high demand for
gold jewellery, bars and coins despite
galloping global gold prices.
The bloated the country's gold
import bill from about $28 billion in
FY10 to a record $56 billion in FY12.
But gold imports have since seen
substantial moderation from those
excessive levels. In FY18, India's dollar
outgo on gold imports amounted to just
$34 billion, having shrunk 40 percent
from the peak six years ago. Lest you
think this is an aberration, gold
imports have hovered in a narrow range
of $27 billion to $35 billion for five
years now. Bullion accounted for nearly
12 percent of the country's import bill in
FY12. But its contribution is now down
to about 7 percent.
This explains why debates around
the current account deficit no longer
obsess over the yellow metal.
Trends in domestic demand,
tracked by the World Gold Council,
show that Indian consumers have been
cutting back on the volume of gold
purchases in the last five years. In the
years from 2010 to 2012, consumers
accumulated anywhere between 900
and 1,000 tonnes of bullion a year.
Jewellery accounted for about two-
thirds of this volume, with bars and
coins making up a third.
In the last five years though, bar
and coin demand has halved from 355
tonnes in 2012 to 164 tonnes in 2017.
Jewellery demand, after rising from 595
tonnes to 662 tonnes between 2012 to
2015, has flat-lined, slipping back to
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573 tonnes in 2017.
As a result, aggregate domestic
demand for gold has fallen by 20
percent between 2012 and 2017.
So, what has made Indian consu-
mers cold-shoulder their favorite asset?
Several factors seem to be at play.
Indian gold buyers view bullion as
much as an investment as an item of
adornment. We all know that any inves-
tment is most sought-after when its
returns are soaring. So it was with gold.
In the five years following the
global financial crisis in 2008, gold
churned out bumper returns for Indian
investors who hoarded it, thanks to a
global flight to safe-haven assets and a
steadily depreciating Rupee.
With domestic gold holders earning a
20 percent plus return for five cons-
ecutive years until 2013, investment de-
mand for the yellow metal sky-rocketed.
Gold is also seen as a hedge against
inflation and the runaway price-spike in
this period also stoked demand.
But with the global stock and bond
markets staging a recovery from 2013,
and inflation flagging, gold began to
lose its mojo. As the Rupee stabilized,
domestic gold investments suffered
three consecutive years of negative ret-
urns from 2015 to 2017, dousing inve-
stor interest. Purchases of bars and
coins, which topped 340 tonnes in 2013,
had crashed to 164 tonnes by 2017.
1. The author of the passage asserts
that gold is no longer the villain of
the piece when it comes to exch-
ange rate woes. Then who is the
real culprit?
1) Major steps of economic
reforms taken by the incumbent
government.
2) Price hike of crude oil in global
market and its impact of Indian
economy.
3) Exemption of petrol and diesel
from GST
4) All (1), (2) and (3)
5) Only (1) and (2)
2. What is the meaning of the phrase
'substantial moderation' as used in
the passage?
A) Remarkable downward trend
B) Noticeable upward movement
C) Either upward or downward
trend
1) Only A 2) Only B 3)Only C
4) None of these
5) Other than those given as options
3. What was the impact of Indian
households' unreasonable and
unpatriotic love for gold in 2013 on
Indian economy?
A) Due to excessive demand by Indian
household the government earned
huge revenue through taxation
resulting in improvement in Indian
economy.
B) The unreasonable demand of gold
by Indian household gave rise to a
situation of trade deficit.
C) As a result of excessive demand of
gold in Indian bullion market the
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balance of payments position
improved.
1) Only A 2) Only B 3) Only C
4) Both A and B
5) All A, B and C
4. Find the incorrect statement on the
basis of the given passage.
1) Bullion accounts for about 7 per
cent of the country's import bill
as of now.
2) The consistent high demand for
gold jewellery, bars and coins blo-
ated the country's gold import bill
to a record $56 billion in FY12.
3) As per the observation of the
World Gold Council, Indian con-
sumers showed heightened incli-
nation towards purchase of yell-
ow metal in the last five years.
4) Between 2012 to 2017 the agg-
regate domestic demand for gold
has come down by 20 percent.
5) None of the above
5. Why did people prefer to invest in
gold rather than in other class of
investments during the period
following the global financial crisis
in 2008 till 2013? Answer on the
basis of the given passage.
1) Because gold gave attractive
returns on its sale
2) Because the investment in gold was
seen as a hedge against inflation
3) Because of easy liquidity of gold
4) Only (1) and (2)
5) All (1), (2) and (3)
Directions (Q.No 6-8): Choose the
word which is MOST SIMILAR in
meaning to the word printed in bold as
used in the passage.
6. Obsess
1) Repulse 2) Dominate
3) Exude 4) Distract 5) Rely
7. Stoked
1) Slumped 2) Declined
3) Surged 4) Supplied 5) Relied
8. Mojo
1) Poison 2) Price
3) Junk 4) Life 5) Charm
Directions (Q.No 9-10): Choose
the word which is MOST OPPOSITE
in meaning of the word printed in bold
as used in the passage.
9. Galloping
1) Jumping 2) Running
3) Speedy 4) Halted 5) Flying
10. Aberration
1) Conformity 2) Peculiarity
3) Delusion 4) Weirdness
5) Deviation
Directions (Q.No 11-15): Read
each sentence to find out whether
there is any grammatical or idiomatic
error in it. The error, if any, will be in
one part of the sentence, the number
of that part is the answer. If there is
"No error", the answer is 5. (Ignore
errors of punctuation, if any).
11. (1) It is amazing how concern for /
(2) the common man and the inco-
nvenience caused to them / (3) has
suddenly become / (4) a huge issue
for the Opposition. / (5) No error
12. (1) Casting aspersions on the
suitability / (2) of Donald Trump as
president of the United States/ (3)
amounts to disrespecting / (4) the
American people's verdict. / (5) No
error
13. (1) While Modi continues his
harangue, / (2) some BJP members
are behaving like Nero/ (3) playing
the fiddle / (4) while Rome burnt. /
(5) No error
14. (1) For India to remain a
constitutional democracy / (2) we
need a Supreme Court that
operates/ (3) as an effective check
on majority / (4) legislative and
executive power. / (5) No error
15. (1) The Indian embassy in Beijing
has now asked / (2) the government
to consider extending / (3) the
March 31 deadline for NRI / (4) as
many cannot travel to India before
then. / (5) No error
Directions (Q.No16-20): In the
following questions, a sentence has been
given with some of its parts in bold. To
make the sentence grammatically and
idiomatically correct, you have to
replace the bold part with the correct
alternative given below. If the sentence
is correct as it is, give (5) as your answer
(i.e, No correction required.)
16. Those with ears to the ground can
hear the buzz of a movement that
are in way in rural UP.
1) is on the way in
2) is towards the way of
3) is way of 4) is underway in
5) No correction required
17. Legalising betting will curtail the
influence of unethical elements on
the sports.
1) of the 2) in the
3) over 4) against
5) No correction required
18. Researchers have found that
learning by doing practice tests, a
strategy known as retrieval prac-
tice, can protect memory against
the negative effects of stress.
1) learning by giving
2) learning by taking
3) learning by making
KEY
1) 2 2) 1 3) 2 4) 3 5) 4
6) 2 7) 3 8) 5 9) 4 10) 1
11) 2 (Replace 'them' with 'him'
12) 5
13) 4 (Replace 'burnt' with 'burns')
14) 3 (Replace 'majority' with majo-
ritarian')
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4) learning by having
5) No correction required
19. Growth of digital economy has
given rise to hackers and fraudsters
who take advantage of the weak
links to the internet.
1) links of 2) links in
3) links from 4) link attached to
5) No correction required
20. Because of the higher prices, many
buyers of Indian Pepper has swit-
ched to Indonesia and Vietnam.
1) have switched over to
2) switched over to
3) had switched into
4) have to switched to
5) No correction required
Directions (Q.No 21-23): Below in
each question some parts of a sentence
are given. Find the part of the sen-
tence which is not really contributing
to the main theme of the sentence and
rearrange the remaining parts of the
sentence to make a meaningful and
grammatically correct sentence. If the
given sentence is correct as it is then
choose (5). If the sequence is the one
which is not given then choose option
(4) as your choice.
21. The two adventurous economic
disruptions (A) / And approved
rating (B) / Made him the darling of
(C) / Bestowed Modi the mantle of
a socialist messiah and (D) / The
underprivileged (E).
1) EDCA 2) ABDE 3) ADCE
4) None of these
5) NO correction required
22. A de facto majoritarian state is in
existence (A) / whereby critiquing
the BJP is tantamount to treason,
(B) / Criticising the government is
equivalent to sedition (C) / A new
language has been invented (D) /
And questioning the establishment
is downright blasphemous. (E)
1) ABED 2) DBCE 3) CABD
4) None of these
5) NO correction required
23. Amid a looming threat of stringent
US sanctions (A) / Has requested an
extra one million barrels of oil from
the National Iranian Oil Co. (NIOC)
(B) / Agreed to provide almost free
shipping to Indian refiners in 2018 /
19, an incentive that significantly
reduces the landed cost of Iranian oil
(C) / Indian state refiner Bharat
Petroleum Crop. (D) / For June, two
industry sources said. (E)
1) DBEA 2) ADBE
3) ADCB
4) None of these
5) NO correction required
15) 3 (Replace 'NRI' with 'NRIs')
16) 4 17) 5 18) 2 19) 2 20) 1
21) 3 ('B' does not contribute to the
main theme of the sentence)
22) 2 ('A' does not contribute to the
main theme of the sentence)
23) 2 ('C' does not contribute to the
main theme of the sentence)
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—–ö˛ΔÊˇÖV> ô˛À$Á‹$Mʸ$ÖßëÖ.
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ΔÊˇM>À$V> EÖr$Ö®.
∞ΔÊˇı≥Ñʸ “sZ A´®M>ΔÊˇÖ
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∞ΔÊˇı≥Ñʸ “sZ A´®M>ΔÊˇÖ EÖr$Ö®.
Á‹Ú‹µ∞fi–í˛ “sZ A´®M>ΔÊˇÖ
❖ ¥ÎΔÊˇœ–˛$Ör$ B–˛*®Ö_ Á≥ÖÌ≥Ø˲ ºÀ$œØ˲$ Á≥#Ø˲@
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¥ÎM¸så˝ “sZ A´®M>ΔÊˇÖ
❖ Δ>ÁŸâÁ≥Ü ºÀ$œØ˲$ B–˛*®Ö^˲Mʸ$Öyë, ÜΔÊˇÁ‹P«Ö^˲Mʸ$Öyë,
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Δ>ÁŸâÁ≥ÜMϸ ÃÙ˝ßÊ˛$. A—
∑ B«¶Mʸ ºÀ$œÀ$ ∑ Δ>gÍ≈ÖVʸ Á‹–ö˛ΔÊˇ◊˝ ºÀ$œÀ$
∑ Δ>⁄ÎâÀ Á≥#Ø˲ΔÊˇ”≈–ö˛Ô‹¶MʸΔÊˇ◊˝ ºÀ$œÀ$.
B«¶Mʸ A´®M>Δ>À$
❖ B«¶Mʸ ºÀ$œØ˲$ Δ>ÁŸâÁ≥Ü AØ˲$–ö˛$Üô¯ –˛$$ßÊ˛r ÃZMä¸
Á‹øÊ˝ÃZ {Á≥–Û˛‘Ë˝Ú≥sÍtÕ.
❖ 267–ö˛ A´®MʸΔÊˇ◊˝ {Á≥M>ΔÊˇÖ øÍΔÊˇô˲ BVʸÖô˲$Mʸ ∞´®,
Δ>ÁŸâÁ≥Ü A´©Ø˲ÖÃZ EÖr$Ö®.
❖ 112–ö˛ A´®MʸΔÊˇ◊˝ {Á≥M>ΔÊˇÖ MÛ¸Ö{ßÊ˛ {Á≥øÊ˝$ô˲” –È«¤Mʸ
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^˲*›Î¢ΔÊˇ$.
ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝*´®M>Δ>À$
❖ M¯ΔÊˇ$tÀ$ C_aØ˲ °ΔÊˇ$µÃZœ H M>ΔÊˇ◊˝Öô¯Ø˛OØÈ f«WØ˲
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www.andhrajyothy com .
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❖ C— CÖM> MˆØ˲›ÎV>ÀÖsÙ˝ –ö˛$ΔÊˇÀ ¥ÎΔÊˇœ–˛$Öså˝
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❖
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❖
EÖr$Ö®.
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–ö˛$$ÖßÊ˛Á‹$¢ دsÓ˝Á‹$Ø˲$ 1/4 –ö˛Öô˲$ ô˲VʸYMʸ$Öyë
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Δ>ÁŸâÁ≥Ü ¥ÎÀØ˲
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M>Mʸ$Öyë °Δ>√ØÈ∞≤ B–˛*®Ö^ÈÕ
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2. `ãú GÀÑʸØå˛ Mʸ—$ÁŸØ˲ΔäˇØ˲$ .........
1) ¥ÎΔÊˇœ–˛$Öså˝ GØ˲$≤MˆÖr$Ö®
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4) Δ>ÁŸâÁ≥Ü ∞ƒÊ˝$—$›Î¢ΔÊˇ$
Δ>ÁŸâÁ≥Ü ¥ÎÀØ˲ {Á≥MʸsÏ˝Ö^˲VʸÀyÊ˛$
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❖ B«¶Mʸ Aô˲≈–ö˛Á‹ΔÊˇ Á≥«Ì‹¶Ü {Á≥MʸrØ˲Ø˲$ ¥ÎΔÊˇœ–˛$Ör$ 6. Δ>ÁŸâÁ≥Ü ßÛ˛∞ B´ßëΔÊˇÖV> Ñʸ–ö˛*¿Ñʸ {Á≥›Î®Ö^Û˛
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Dhanoa during the Kargil war in 1999. 17. The Reserve Bank of India will observe
Current Affairs (a) 9 Squadron
(c) 21 Squadron
(b) 17 Squadron
(d) 27 Squadron
Financial Literacy Week across the coun-
try from June 3-7 on the theme of:
1. Goa celebrates its statehood day every
year on:
(a) 21st May (b) 23rd May
7. Recently, New York-based investment
and financial services major Goldman
Sachs has pumped in .............. to con-
struct one of its largest global work-
Á‹_–ÈÀƒÊ˝$ (a) "Women Entrepreneurs" and how they
benefit by being a part of the formal
banking system
(b) "Old Age People" and how they benefit
(c) 27th May (d) 30th May
2. How many ministers along with Prime
Minister Narendra Modi took oath of
office at a grand swearing-in ceremony
spaces in Bengaluru.
(a) $150 million
(c) $250 million
(b) $200 million
(d) $400 million
E߯≈V>À by being a part of the formal banking
system
(c) "Farmers" and how they benefit by be
8. Three public sector units have signed a
at Rashtrapati Bhawan?
(a) 46 (b) 53 (c) 57 (d) 71
3. Who is the head of the Panel formed by
RBI on secondary market for corporate
joint venture (JV) agreement for making
overseas acquisition of reserves of rare
metals like lithium and cobalt. Which of
{Á≥ôÛ˛≈MÊ¸Ö ing a part of the formal banking system
(d) "Adults" and how they benefit by being
a part of the formal banking system
18. Name the committee, which submitted
the following is not among the three? the draft National Educational Policy
loans?
(a) National Aluminium Company (NEP) to HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhri
(NALCO) 13. Name the Indian-origin official, who has yal Nishank in New Delhi recently.
(b) Hindustan Copper Ltd. been appointed by United Nations
(c) Zinc India Limited Secretary - General Antonio Guterres as
(d) Mineral Exploration Corporation Ltd. the Deputy Executive Director in UN
9. Name India's Only Orangutan, which Women.
recently died in Odisha's Nandankanan (a) Deepika Bharadwaj (b) Anita Bhatia
Zoological Park. (c) Shivani Dandekar (d) Ajita Awasthi
(a) Ginni (b) Binny (c) Mini (d) Ruby 14. In 2020, The 10th National Science Film
(a) BP Kanungo (b) T N Manoharan
10. World Digestive Health Day (WDHD) is Festival of India (NSFFI) will be organ-
(c) Harshal Mehta (d) R Gandhi celebrated every year on:
4. Who is the new Prime Minister appoint- ised in:
(a) 21st May (b) 24th May (a) Meghalaya (b) Assam
ed by Papua New Guinea after weeks of (c) 27th May (d) 29th May (c) Tripura (d) Manipur (a) Dr. C.Rangarajan
political upheaval? 11. Recently in Shooting, India produced 15. Recently, The focus of World No Tobacco (b) Dr. Kasturirangan
(a) Thomas Ogade (b) James Marape their best ever show at the ISSF World Day 2019 is on: (c) Dr. Bimal Jalan (d) Dr. H.R.Khan
(c) Abdul Gani (d) Marate Gerid Cup with a total tally of ............... gold
5. Recently, The UN Security Council has (a) Get ready for plain packaging 19. India will lose access to preferential
medals in Munich, Germany. (b) Tobacco and lung health trade terms with the ....... under the lat-
extended an arms embargo and sanc- (a) Three (b) Four (c) Tobacco and heart disease ter's Generalised System of Preferences
tions on .............. for a year. (c) Five (d) Seven (d) Tobacco -a threat to development (GSP) programme.
(a) South Sudan (b) Angola 12. India's first woman full-time finance 16. Recently, NGTS-4b, nick-named 'The (a) France (b) U.S. (c) U.K (d) Japan
(c) Eritrea (d) Somalia minister is:
Forbidden Planet' which is about three 20. Recently, SWIFT India and South Asia
6. The first Rafale combat aircraft would (a) Rajkumari Amrit Kaur
times the size of Earth was discovered in Regional Conference 2019 was held in:
be inducted into the Indian Air Force's (b) Smt. Indira Gandhi
the deserts of: (a) New Delhi (b) Mumbai
'Golden Arrows' .............. which was (c) Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman
(a) Mars (b) Jupiter (c) Gurugram (d) Hyderabad
commanded by Air Chief Marshal BS (d) Smt. Smriti Irani
(c) Uranus (d) Neptune

Key & Explanations The first Rafale combat aircraft would be

1. d
Goa celebrates its statehood day on 30th
May.
2. c
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along
with 57 Ministers, took oath of office at a
grand swearing-in ceremony at Rashtra
pati Bhawan.
3. b
The panel on secondary market for corpo-
rate loans, headed by Canara Bank
Chairman T N Manoharan, has been asked
to gauge the possibility of setting up a
loan transaction platform for the sale
stressed asset and creation of a loan con-
tract registry to standardise information.
4. b
Papua New Guinea chooses James Mara
pe as new prime minister.
5. a
The UN Security Council has extended an
arms embargo and sanctions on South
Sudan for a year, despite resistance from
African countries, Russia and China.
6. b
inducted into the Indian Air Force's
'Golden Arrows' 17 Squadron which was
commanded by Air Chief Marshal BS
Dhanoa during the Kargil war in 1999.
7. c named 'The Forbidden Planet' is smaller
New York-based investment and financial
services major Goldman Sachs has
pumped in $250 million to construct
one of its largest global workspaces in
Bengaluru.
8. c while during 1970-71, she managed the
Three public sector units -National
Aluminium Company (NALCO), Mineral
Exploration Corporation Ltd. and
Hindustan Copper Ltd. have signed a
joint venture (JV) agreement for making
overseas acquisition of reserves of rare
metals like lithium and cobalt
9. b
''Binny'', the country's lone orangutan
passed away due to old-age related ail-
ments followed by respiratory tract
infection.
10. d In an effort to raise awareness about sci-
The WGO celebrates World Digestive
Health Day (WDHD) every May 29, initi-
ating a worldwide public health campaign
through its national societies and 50,000
individual members.
11. c The focus of World No Tobacco Day 2019
In Shooting, India produced their best
ever show at the ISSF World Cup with a
total tally of five gold medals in Munich,
Germany.
12. c ratory disease, the fundamental role lungs
Nirmala Sitharaman is the India's first
woman full-time finance minister. While
Indira Gandhi did hold the post for a brief
ministry as additional charge while she
herself was the Prime Minister of India.
13. b
Indian-origin official Anita Bhatia,
a veteran in strategic partnerships and
resource mobilisation, has been appointed
by United Nations Secretary-General
Antonio Guterres as the Deputy Executive
Director in UN Women, the agency
focussed on women empowerment and
gender equality.
14. c
ence and environment through films, the
10th National Science Film Festival of
India (NSFFI) will be organised in Tripura
on January and February 2020.
15. b
is on "tobacco and lung health." The cam-
paign will increase awareness on: the neg-
ative impact that tobacco has on people's
lung health, from cancer to chronic respi-
play for the health and well-being of all
16.
people.
d
Astronomers say they have discovered a
rogue exoplanet with its own atmosphere
in the Neptunian Desert.NGTS4b, nick-
than Neptune but three times the size of
Earth, said researchers led by the
University of Warwick in the UK.
17. c
The Financial Literacy Week is an initia-
tive of RBI to promote awareness on key
topics every year through a focused cam-
paign. Financial Literacy Week 2019 will
be observed from June 3-7 on the theme
of "Farmers" and how they benefit by
being a part of the formal banking system.
18. b
Former ISRO chief Dr. Kasturirangan led
Committee submitted the draft National
Educational Policy (NEP) to HRD
Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank in
New Delhi.
19. b
India will lose access to preferential trade
terms with the U.S. under the latter's
Generalised System of Preferences (GSP)
programme.
20. b
SWIFT India and South Asia Regional
Conference 2019 was held in Mumbai.
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Which word no longer in use?

GENERAL ENGLISH
(1-5) Pick up the correct synonyms for
each of following words.
1. He vehemently denied all the charges
of corruption that were levelled against
him
a) dedicated b) forcely
c) devoutly d) silently
2. She died as an impecunious man in a
charitable hospital.
a) lacking money b) innocent
c) ignorant d) faultless
3. Rishi used to skate quite well but he P. Chandra Shekar
has lot the knack now PGT in English
a) Stamina b) strength TS Model School and Junior
c) agility d) skill College
4. The speech Pinky made on the Nandipet , Nizamabad.
occasion was quite exhilarating 9550469917
a) lively b) important
c) irrelevant d) relevant
c) had d) would
5. Chandu did not make any attempt to
41.They ........... visited the red fort
placate her
25.Manager keeps all his ........... papers in a) had b) have
a) serve b) beg
a lock and key c) will have d) had
c) please d) mollify FOR ALL a) necessary b) useful 42. Naveen walks as if he ........... lame
(6-10) Choose the word opposite in
COMPETITVE c) confidential d) enclosed a) was b) were
meaning to the given word.
26.Thieves often act in ........... with the c) is d) had
6. Gouthami is a stunning as well as EXAMS police 43.Let's read, ...........?
frivolous
a) co-operation a) wouldn't they b) shan't we
a) rude b) indecent
b) co-ordination c) shall we d) will we ?
c) serious d) insane
13. One who is inexperienced or new to a c) collision d) connection 44.Rishi left ........... Mallapur
7. Malgudi is a fictitious place in R.K
job 27. She is ........... dancer a) to b) from
Narayan's novels
a) novice b) nuance a) an adopt b) a skilled c) for d) with
a) imaginative b) real
c) notorious d) veteran c) an adept d) an adapt 45.He ........... a movie for two hours
c) invented d) contrived
14.One who is in indifferent to pleasure or 28.The point he is raising is not ........... to a) had watched
8. She is known for her uncouth manners
pain the subject b) has watched
a) clumsy b) pretty
a) stalwart b) stoic a) pertinent b) proper c) has been watching
c) strange d) courteous
c) polyglot d) pessimist c) required d) fit d) b and c
9. Her attitude is very hostile
15. A long slow Journey, especially on foot 29.The solution to the problem ........... me 46. The audience ........... their seats before
a) hateful b) friendly
a) Somniloquism a) undermined b) outraged the cinema began
c) helpful d) antagonistic
b) peregrination c) evaded d) outgrew a) have occupied
10. Their unscrupulous pursuit of wealth
c) loquacious 30.Chandu ........... the students who are b) had occupied
finally landed them in prison
d) herbarium good at writing poems c) has occupied
a) immoral
16. mania for travel a) appeals b) supports d) will have occupied
b) disdainful
a) logo mania b) biblo mania c) admires d) attracts 47. Telugu ........... all over AP and
c) conscientious
c) dromo mania d) pyro mania (31-50) Grammar and usage Telangana
d) contemptuous
17. The place where bricks are baked 31. He always runs short ........... money. a) speak b) speaks
a) kiln b) cemetery a) off b) Of c) by d) to c) is spoken d) is speaking
c) mint d) foundry 32. It is time he ........... home 48.If she had invited me, I ........... the
18. Person who gives himself up to luxury a) goes b) had gone function
and sexual pleasures c) went d) have gone a) would attend
a) debauch b) spendthrift 33.Why don't you sit ........... me ? b) would attended
c) theist d) voluptuary a) beside b) besides c) would have attend
19. A word no longer in use c) close d) next d) would have attended
a) ancient b) obsolete 34.He has not recovered fully ........... the 49.It is ........... H.C.L product
c) primitive d) exotic shock a) an b) a
20. A person who sneaks into a country a) of b) off c) from d) against c) the d) b and c
a) invader b) aggressor 35.Sachin preferred cricket ........... any 50.Choose the correct sentence
c) sniper d) infiltrator other sport a) Chandu looks forward to meeting the
a) than b) then minister
(21-30) Pick out the most effective word C) to d) with b) This article is made with cotton
from the given words 36.The bus ran ........... the railings c) He is interested to do a job
21. I have a profound respect for her a) into b) at d) He is afraid with darkness
political ........... c) in d) to
a) involvement b) ambition 37.His friend died ........... over work ANSWERS
c) sagacity d) personality a) from b) for
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Find the reduced and the original price

Suppose goods cost the dealer Re. 1 Now, suppose the bought y kg of goods,
Competitive per kg. He sells for Re 1 what cost Then his total investment = Rs. xy
Mr. K. Kumar
Exams Special him Rs. 0.96 and his total return = Senior Faculty
Hyderabad
∴Gain on Re 0.96= Re 1- Re 0.96 = 2
(common Gain and Loss )
Arithmetic Re 0.04 Loss% =
100
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1) The cost of manufacturing an article 0.04 1
was Rs.900. The trader wants to Gain on Re100 100 = Re. 4 12 2 d) None of these
0.96 6 = =1.44% Ans: (a) Explanations: The reduced price of sugar
gain 25% after giving a discount of 100
1 30 × 20
10%. The marked price must be Gain % 4 % Ans: (b) = = Rs.3per kg and
a) Rs. 1500 b) Rs. 1250 6 9) A merchant professes to lose 6% on a 100 × 2
c) Rs. 3500 d) None of these 6) A dishonest fruit vendor professes to certain tea, but he uses a weight The original price of sugar =
125 sell his goods at cost price but he equal to 900 gm instead of one Kg. 30 × 20 15 3
Explanations : Selling price=900 × = = Rs.3 per kg
uses a weight of 800 g for the Kg His real gain percent is
100
weight. Find his gain percent a) 549% b) 449% c) 512%
(100 − 2 )2 4 4
125 100 Ans: (b)
Marked price= 900 × × = Rs.1250 a) 35% b) 15% c) 25% d) None of these Ans: (b)
100 90
Ans: (b) d) None of these Profit = Loss 13) A reduction of 25% in the price of
Ans: (c) rice enables a person to buy 4 kg
 ad - bc  10) The profit earned by selling an arti- more for Rs. 40. Find the reduced
 bc  Method 7) A grocer sells rice at a profit of 10% cle for Rs.600 is equal to the loss and the original price per kg of rice
and uses a weight which is 20% less. incurred when the same article is
Find his total percentage gain respectively
2) If a man purchases 12 mangoes for sold for Rs.400. What should be the
a) 35.7% b) 30.5% c) 37.5% a) Rs. 1.5 and Rs. 310
Rs.10 and sells 10 mangoes for sale price of the article for making
d) None of these b) Rs. 2.5 and Rs. 103
Rs.12. How much profit or loss does
c) Rs. 2 and Rs. 14
he make?
d) None of these Ans: (b)
a) 44% loss b) 44% profit
c) 24% loss d) None of these Successive Selling
Explanations: Quicker method: Appl 14) A person A sells a table costing Rs.
ying the above formula, we have, 2000 to a person B and earns a prof-
it of 6%. The person B sells it to
122 -102 another person C at a loss of 5%. At
× 100 = 44%
10 2
what price did B sell the table?
Since the sign +ve, there is a profit of a) Rs. 2015 b) Rs. 6500
44% c) Rs. 2014 d) None of these
Ans: (b) Explanations: Difference =6-5-(6×5) /
100 = 0.7%
3) A boy buys 9 oranges for Rs.16 and Required price = 2000 + 0.7% of
sells them at 11 for Rs.20. What 2000 = 2000 + 14 = 2014
does he gain or lose percent? Ans: (c)
3 3 15) A bought a pen for Rs.200 and sold
a) 2 % gain b) 2 % loss
11 11 it to B at 10% gain. B sold it to C at
1 Explanations: Detail method: 25 per cent profit 20% loss and C sold it to D at 25%
c) 5 % loss d) None of these
11 Suppose he bought at Rs. X/ kg a) Rs. 525 b) Rs. 600 gain. What was the price paid by D?
Explanations : Applying the above c) Rs. 625 d) None of these a) Rs. 150 b) Rs. 220 c) Rs. 360
Then he sells at Re. 
110 x  80
 per kg d) None of these
formula,we have, % profit or loss  100  100 Explanations: Detailed method: Let the
cost price be Rs. X, now, according Explanations: Price paid by
9 × 20 − 16 ×11 3 110 x 100
×100 = 2 %Since the Or , at Rs. × per kg or , at to the question, 600-x = x – 400 or, 110 80 125
16 × 11 11 100 80 D=200 × × × = Rs.220
2x = 100 100 100 100
3 11x ∴ x = Rs. 500
sign +ve, thereis a gain of 2 % Rs. per kg Ans: (b)
11 8 Again selling price of the article for
16) A shopkeeper marks price of his arti
Ans: (a)  118x − x  making 25% profit = (500×125)
Now, % profit =  cles 12% above the cost price and then
 ×100 /100= Rs.625 Ans: (c )
4) A person buys 8 oranges for Rs.15  x  allows 12% discount on the marked
and sells them at 10 for s. 18. What 11) The profit earned by selling an arti- price. What is his loss percent
300
does he gain or lose percent? = = 37.5% cle for Rs.832 is equal to the loss a) Rs. 1.44% b) Rs. 4.14%
8 incurred when the same article is
a) loss of 4% b) gain of 4% Ans: (c) c) Rs. 15.2% d) None of these
c) loss of 2% d) None of these sold for Rs.448. What should be the Explanations:
8) A dishonest dealer sells goods at sale price of the article for making
Explanations: Applying the above for- 12 2
614% loss on cost price but uses 14 50 per cent profit? Loss% = =1.44% Ans: (a)
mula, we have, 100
8 × 8 − 15 ×10 144 −150
gm instead of 16 gm. What is his a) Rs. 690 b) Rs. 600
× 100 = ×100 = −4% percentage profit or loss? 17) A man sold two articles for Rs.10, 000
15 ×1 150 c) Rs. 960 d) None of these
a) 717% profit each. On selling first, he gains 10%
Since the sign –ve, there is a loss of 4% Ans: (c)
b) 717% loss and on the other, he losses 10%. What
Ans: (a) Reduced and Original Price is profit or loss in the transaction?
c) 817% loss
Dishonest Dealer d) None of these 12) A reduction of 20% in the price of a) 1% b) 2% c) 3%
5) A dishonest dealer professes to sell Explanations: Detailed method: Suppo sugar enables a person to buy 2 kg d) None of these
his goods at cost price, but he uses a se the cost price is Rs. X per kg Then more for Rs.30. Find the reduced Explanations:
weight of 960 mgs for the kg weight. and the original price per kg of 2
he sells the goods for (common Gain and Loss )
Find his gain percent sugar. Loss% =
 25  100
a) 516% b) 416% c) 716%  100  a) Rs. 4 per kg and Rs. 414 per kg
4 15 x 12 2
d) None of these Rs.x   = Rs . per kg b) Rs. 3 per kg and Rs. 334 per kg = =1.44%
 100  16 100 Ans: (a)
Explanations: Detailed method: c) Rs. R per kg and Rs. 212 per kg
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What is the code for ‘Market’?
Test of Reasoning
Continued from 6th August..
Directions (26-30): Read the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
� Nine friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, and
I are living in a same building of nine
floor counting from one to nine. Ground
floor is numbered 1 and so on. They all
are working in different MNC i.e
Safeco, 5 Ryder, Xerox, Netfix, Costco,
Aleris, Humana, Fiserv, and Exelon but
not necessarily in the same order. There
are three floors between A and I, who
works in Costco company. H works in
Xerox company and lives immediately
above the floor on which A lives. There
is only one floor between H and G, who
works in Netfix company. F works in
Ryder company and lives below the
floor on which G lives. F does not live
on even number floor. There is only two
floors between F and E, who works in
Safeco company. B works in Fiserv
company and lives below the floor on
which F lives. G does not live on ninth
floor. B lives on even number floor.
There is as many as floor between B and
one, who works in Aleris company and
as between A and C. A does not work in
the Human company.
26. A works which of the following
company?
1) Xerox 2) Exelon
3) Netfix 4) Safeco
5) Costco
27. D lives on which of the following
floor?
1) First 2) Second
3) Third 4) Fourth
5) Fifth
28. H is related to Netfix and C is related
to Ryder, in the same way F is related
to?
1) Humana 2) Fiserv
3) Costco 4) Aleris
5) None of these
29. Who among following lives on the
seventh floor?
1) G 2) H 3) E 4) A 5) C
30. How many floors are there between
the E and the floor on which B lives?
1) Two 2) Three
3) Four 4) One
5) None of these
Directions (31-35): Read the following
information carefully and answer the
questions given below. All the codes
given below are only in two letters
format.
‘Banks are digital today’ is written as
‘Zi Li Ki Ti’,
‘Money transfer through banks’ is
written as ‘Di Ki Si Fi’,
‘Digital money easy today’ is written as
‘Si Zi Ti Bi’ and
‘Today we have leave’ is written as
‘Gi Xi Vi Zi’.
31. What is the possible code for ‘Easy for
transfer’?
1) Fi Bi Zi 2) Di Ji Bi
3) Bi Ti Ui 4) Fi Li Xi
5) None of these
32. If ‘Banks have money’ is coded as ‘Gi
Si Ki’, then what will be the code for
‘Leave’?
1) Di 2) Li 3) Zi 4) Vi
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5) Can’t be determined
33. What is the code for ‘Transfer’?
1) Di 2) Ti 3) Fi
4) Can’t be determined
5) Either Di or Fi
34. What is the word for the code ‘Si’ in
the given code language?
1) Today 2) Banks
3) Money 4) Digital
5) Either 1) or 2)
35. If ‘Money market easy’ is written as
‘Bi Si Ci’, then what will be the code
for ‘Market’?
1) Bi 2) Si
3) Ci 4) Either Si or Ci
5) Can’t be determined
For all
Competitive
Exams
Quantitative Aptitude
Directions (36-40): The following bar
graph shows the number of three
types of books viz. Quantitative
Aptitude, Reasoning Ability and
English sold by Vepa sir’s Publication
in five different states of India, in the
year 2019. The table shows the profit
percentage earned by Vepa Sir’s
Publication from these five states on
the three books given above. Study
both the graphs carefully and answer
the questions that follow:
Note: All the books sold in thousand
36. If cost price of one book of
Quantitative Aptitude is Rs. 150 then
what is the total selling price of this
book earned from Delhi, Gujrat and
Telangana together (in Rs. lakhs)?
1) 89 2) 101 3) 99 4) 94 5) 109
37. What is the total profit earned on
Reasoning book from UP, Gujrat and
AP if cost price of one Reasoning book
is Rs. 120 (in Rs. lakhs)
1) 2.28 2) 22.8
3) 24.8 4) 22.4
5) 18.8
38. Total no. of Quantitative Aptitude
books sold in UP, Telangana and AP is
what percentage of total English
books sold in these states?
1) 76 47% 2) 68 47%
3) 87 47% 4) 78 47%
5) 74 47%
39. If cost price of one Quant book, one
Reasoning book and one English book
is Rs. 150, Rs. 120 and Rs. 100
07
respectively then total selling price of
these three books in Telangana is what
percent more or less than the total
selling price of these three books in
AP (Nearest integer)?
1) 6% more 2) 6% less
3) 8% less 4) 8% more
5) 4% less
40. What is the average number of
Reasoning books sold in five states
together?
1) 20,000 2) 25,000
3) 18,000 4) 20,500
5) 22,000 1) Quantity I > Quantity II
Directions (41–45): Study the following 2) Quantity I < Quantity II
graph carefully to answer the 3) Quantity I ≥ Quantity II
questions that follow: 4) Quantity I ≤ Quantity II
5) Quantity I = Quantity II or No
Number of students (in thousands) relation
enrolled in three different districts in 47. Quantity I: Cost of one pen. The cost of
six different years 8 pens and 4 pencils is Rs. 176 and the
cost of 2 pens and 2 pencils is Rs. 48.
Quantity II: Quantity of water added to
mixture. The ratio of milk and water in
mixture of 90 litre is 7 : 2. If some
amount of mixture is replaced by water,
then ratio of milk to water becomes 5 : 2.
1) Quantity I > Quantity II
2) Quantity I < Quantity II
3) Quantity I ≥ Quantity II
4) Quantity I ≤ Quantity II
5) Quantity I = Quantity II or No
relation
41. What was percentage increase in 48. Quantity I: Time taken by A to
enrollment in the number of students complete a work alone if A can complete
in District-R in year 2013 as a work in 5 more days than B while A
compared to that of the previous does the same work in 9 more days than
year? C. If A and B can complete the whole
1) 115.5% 2) 112.5% work in same time as time taken by C
3) 15.5% 4) 12.5% alone to do the whole work.
5) 16.5% Quantity II: Time taken by 8 men and 14
42. What was the difference between the women to reap 7/12 part of 360 hectares
number of students enrolled in all the land by working 7 hrs per day if 6 men
three districts in the year 2014 and 10 women can reap 5/12 part of the
together and the number of students land in 15 days by working 6 hrs per
enrolled in District-Q over all the day. It is also given that work of 2 men
years together? is equal to that of 3 women.
1) 12,000 2) 11,000 1) Quantity I > Quantity II
3) 1,100 4) 1,400 2) Quantity I < Quantity II
5) 16,000 3) Quantity I ≥ Quantity II
43. What was the approximate average 4) Quantity I ≤ Quantity II
number of students enrolled in 5) Quantity I = Quantity II or No
District-P over all the years together? relation
1) 5,999 2) 5,666 49. Quantity I: Difference between the
3) 5,444 4) 53,333 speeds of P and Q if 2 places A and B
5) 43,333 are 60 km apart. P and Q start from A at
44. In which year was the number of same time & meet 1st time at a place 12
students enrolled in all the three km from B & they reach A after
districts together second highest? immediate return from B. The speed of
1) 2011 2) 2012 slower person is 48 km/hr.
3) 2014 4) 2013 Quantity II: Average speed of train if a
5) 2016 distance of 600 km is to be covered in 2
45. Total number of students enrolled in parts. In 1st phase 120 km is travelled by
the District-P and District –Q together train and rest by car and it took total of 8
in the year 2016 was what percentage hrs, but if 200 km is covered by train
of the total number of students and rest by car it takes 20 min more.
enrolled in District-P in the year 1) Quantity I > Quantity II
2014? 2) Quantity I < Quantity II
1) 150 2) 120 3) Quantity I ≥ Quantity II
3) 250 4) 220 4) Quantity I ≤ Quantity II
5) 240 5) Quantity I = Quantity II or No
46. Quantity I: Find the length of rectangle. relation
The area of the rectangle is equal to the
area of a circle whose radius is 14 cm. ANSWERS
Breadth of the rectangle is 22 cm.
Quantity II: Find the original two digits 26-2 27-1 28-1 29-1 30-2 31-2
number. If the digits of a two-digit 32-5 33-5 34-3 35-3 36-3 37-2
number are interchanged, the number
38-4 39-2 40-1 41-4 42-1 43-2
formed is greater than the original
number by 45. Sum of the digits is 13. 44-3 45-1 46-2 47-2 48-1 49-2