733CLATMock-4 Soln.

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CLAT MOCK – 4(Un-Proctored)

(Answer and explanation)
SECTION – I: ENGLISH
1. C; the project started with training honeybees to detect landmines and then to train the
honeybee handlers to interpret honeybee buzz leading to an app that would help the novice
handle the honeybees like experienced beekeepers.
2. B;
3. A; the primary objective is to discuss the development of a smartphone app that uses data on
honeybee sounds to recognise their ailments such as CCD. Landmine detection was the
starting point of the research but led to development of the app. (C) mentions smartphone
apps for novices in general and not specifically for bee keepers. (D) is also a general
statement.
4. A; The passage describes a research project, its development and outcomes. The passage is a
description of some scientific study. The passage does not analyse anything. Litigious means
relating to legal action.
5. C; training is not a problem since it can be done in a few hours. All others are problems. For the
problem associated with tracking, an app has been developed.
6. A; this has been mentioned in the passage. The app is designed to be used by novices and hence
not (B). The hives are “usually” needed to be opened and hence not (C). The lidar is not an
infra–red device, rather it works on the frequency of wing beats of the bees and hence not (D)
7. A; Voir dire means investigate
8. D; De jure means from law
9. C; de facto means in reality
10. D; onus probandi means burden of proof
11. B; paripassu means at the same rate
12. C; ‘Comely’ means pleasing in appearance; attractive. Hence the correct option is c.
13. A; ‘Keep up’ means to persist in a state, enterprise or undertaking inspite of counterinfluences,
opposition or discouragement. Thus ‘persevered in’ is the correct answer.
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14. A; ‘Commiserate’ means to show somebody sympathy when he is upset or disappointed about
something.
15. A; ‘Niggardly’ means giving or sharing as little as possible. Bounteous means giving or sharing in
abundance and without hesitation.
16. D; ‘Profligate’ means extravagant.
17. C; Vacuum is the correct spelling.
18. C; Felicity is the correct spelling.
19. C; Irresistible is the correct spelling.
20. B; Privilege is the correct spelling.
21. B; behind modifies the verb fallen so it is an adverb.
22. C; bar is object of verb has so it is noun.
23. B; Singing is the object of the verb like so it is a gerund/ noun
24. D; a small number turns up. Small number is singular so verb is ‘turns’
25. B; advice (noun) should be used instead of advise (verb)
26. B; verb should be ‘is’ since subject is ‘chaupar’.The relative pronoun should be ‘that’ and not
‘which’.
27. B; use Am with I. In either..or.. the verbneeds to be in the same number as the nearest subject.
28. A; Use ‘will’ instead of can. We are talking of an announcement and not a possibility.
29. A; Many a ship+ has.Many a is a singular subject so the verb has to be singular.
30. A; form a union.
31. C; expect something.
32. B; entitle them
33. A; held by courts
34. B; use though to show contrast
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35. A; if its one person who is left then that person will be lonely so best choice is A.
36. B; correct usage is ‘lost their sight due to different reasons/mishaps/diseases’ so degrees is the
best choice here.
37. C; ebb and flow means increase and decrease in numbers.
38. D; the second blank can only take turnout and so B and D are our only choices. However precept
cannot be the correct choice here and so perception.
39. D; the first blank will take entail so D is the best choice.
40. A; segregating or dividing can both be choices for the first blank. However since we are talking of
division of society based on race, then it cannot be glorious and so divisive is the correct
choice.
SECTION – II: GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

41. A;
42. C;
43. B;
44. B;
45. A;
46. C;
47. D;
48. D;
49. B;
50. B;
51. C;
52. A;
53. D;
54. C;
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55. D;
56. D;
57. C;
58. A;
59. A;
60. D;
61. B;
62. B;
63. B;
64. A;
65. C;
66. C;
67. D;
68. A;
69. D;
70. B;
71. C;
72. B;
73. B;
74. A;
75. D;
76. C;
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77. B;
78. C;
79. B;
80. D;
81. A;
82. A;
83. A;
84. A;
85. D;
86. C;
87. C;
88. C;
89. D;
90. A;
SECTION – III: QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE

91. C; Ignore 800 grams.
Let weight of fresh cantaloupe be 100 grams.
It contains 90 gram water and 10 gram pulp.
Water evaporated = 80% of 90 = 72 gram
Water left = 18 gram
So weight of dried cantaloupe = 10(pulp) + 18(water) = 28 grams.
18
%tage of water =  100 = 64.2%
28
92. A; Ratio of quantity = 38:95:76 = 2:5:4

2  30  5  40  4  50
So CP per kg for him = = Rs 460/11
254
If he wants to sell at 10% profit
460
SP = 1.1  = Rs 46
11
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93. B; B = 20km/hrR= ??
48 48
 5
B R B R
48 48
 5
20  R 20  R
Using options, R = 4 km/hr.
94. D; If he makes profit 20% over SP then his profit over CP is 25%.
20
(letSP = 100 then CP = 80Profit% =  100 )
80
So SP must be 25% above 240 = 300 (240 + 60)
Marked price = 400;
Selling price = 300
100
Discount offer =  100 = 33.33%.
300
95. A; Net interest received after 3 years = 8640

8640
Net rate of interest =  100 = 36% for 3 years
24000
So for 1 year, net rate received = 12%
Applying allegation
11% 15%
12%
3 1
1
Hence amount invested at 15% =  24000 = 6000.
4
96. D; Put x2  – 1
x 4  3x 3  2x 2 – x1  5
2
 (x2 )  3x2 . x  2x2  x1  5
 (1)2  3(1) . x  2(1)  x1  5
= 1 – 3x – 2 – x+5 = 4 – 4x
97. C; P(product of four number is positive) = P(all are positive) + P(two are positive and two are
negative)
6
C 6
C  8 C2 435
 14 4  142 
C4 C4 1001
98. C; Leaving vowels,Consonants S,F,T,W,Rcan be arranged in 5! Ways in below arrangements.

_S_F_T_W_R_now if 3 vowels needs to be arranged in any three places of these 6 spots.
First they will chose the 3 spots in 6 C 3 ways and then can be arranged in 3! Ways.
Total ways = 5!  6 C 3  3! = 120  20  6 =14400
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99. D; Total people who can speak German and French = 100 – 28 – 5 – 15 – 2 – 20 – 15 = 15
100. B; Let length of rectangle be 5a and breadth be 4a.

So 5a  4a  20a2  180
a2  9
a=3
so length = 15 breadth = 12
perimeter = 2(L+B) = 2(15+12) = 54
So total cost = 54 250 = 13500 Rs
101. D; Let total income be T

T  80/100  30/100 = 3600
T = (3600  100  100)/(80  20)
T = 22500
102. A; a = (–25) b = 20
net change = (–25) + 20 + (–25)20/100
= (–5) + (–5) = –10%
103. D; Net SI rate for 3 years = 30%

Net CI rate for 3 years = 33.1%
Difference = 3.1% of principle = 31 Rs
Principle = 1000 Rs
Alternate method.
pr2  300  r 
CI – SI (for 3 years) =
1003
p10  300  10 
2
 31
1003
P = 1000 Rs.
104. C; Number = 10a + b

b – a = 2 ….(1)
3(10a + b) + 6/7 (10b + a) = 108
21(10a + b) + 6(10b + a) = 756
216a + 81b = 756 ……..(2)
Solving (1) and (2)
a = 2 and b = 4
So, a + b = 6
1
 0.6    0.1
0 1 
 8  3
105. B; 1 3 1
  ?
 3  3  1  27 
 3     
2  2  3
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1  10  27  3
 
 8  27   8 
     3 
 3  8 
9 3
  0
6 2
106. C; No. of run made by running = 200 – (14 × 4 + 4 × 6) = 200 – 80= 120
120
Thus, Required % =  100  60%. Thus, (c)
200
1800  3000
107. A; Required tiles =  28125. Thus (a)
12  16
5
108. A; Number of boys =  180  100 and Number of girls = 80
9
Now, 20 boys leave and 20 girls join.
Then number of boys = 80 and number of girls = 100
Thus, new ratio = 4 : 5. Thus, (a)
109. C; HCF of a,b,c and d= HCF(6,12 and 9) = 3. Thus, (c)
110. A; 2565 is multiple of 5.

2565 = 5×513
So 2565178   5  513
178
It is divisible by 125 i.e., 53 .

So remainder must be 0.Thus, (a)
SECTION – IV: LEGAL REASONING

111. C; Nervous Shock is a principle in tort and must result in some kind of damage. Although it was
very insensitive on Logan’s part to put up such a video, but Mr. Baker did not suffer any
damage due to this action. He was already suffering from depression and reminding of grief
cannot be considered as nervous shock.
112. B; The agreement was void as losing 50 Kg in three weeks is practically impossible. There was no
possibility of such a condition being fulfilled so the agreement was void at first place. The
contract becomes frustrated due to impossibility of performance.
113. D; As per factual situation he took proper care and precaution and such a case can come under
inevitable accident. Although the principle of inevitable accidents has not been given in the
explanation, since the option talks about it, D which contains this point should be the correct
answer.
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114. C; Naveen had no claim against the auctioneer because the car had not been sold to him and the
car did not belong to Naveen. Silence cannot be prescribed as a mode of acceptance because
if that was so the offeree will be put to a great deal of inconvenience because he shall have to
unnecessary write in clear terms that he is not accepting the offer. There was never a valid
contract in this case hence no action lies against the auctioneer. (See. Felt house V. Bindley).
115. B; Rohan gave his ‘acceptance’ to fill a form to appear for the exam. The change in pattern and
syllabus cannot be considered as term and condition of the offer. It was an acceptance to get
an opportunity to write the exam and was absolute and unqualified. Also, every examination
is always subject to terms and conditions pertaining to the manner in which the examination
shall be conducted and when Rohan filled his application, he must have deposited the fee with
the complete knowledge of this fact.
116. A; Nouman Khan will succeed as such news is likely to affect his reputation. Fact situation says
that he “adopted” the child so “The Liar” can’t take the defence of Truth. Since nothing else in
the question tells us otherwise, we can’t say that the child was a love child.
117. B; Act of a 6 year child cannot be considered as that of negligence. And hence courts will not
reduce the damage due to this consideration. The courts have tended to ignore the negligence
of children and held the wrongdoer fully liable. Fact situation is similar to Alka V. UOI and full
compensation was paid in that case
118. D; Arvind is the defendant in this case, and he didn’t communicate the defamatory statement to
anyone other than the plaintiff, i.eArun. Since Arun (Plaintiff)made it public so Arvind can’t be
held liable for defamation because he never communicated it to the third person. Acceptance
of the fact that the note was sent by Arvind upon being dared will have no impact on the
question.
119. D; The plot of land is not yet the property of Rakesh so he cannot gift it to Hritik, it’s a future
property that has yet not been bought.
120. B; Such a non disclosure agreement can’t be considered as restraint of trade as it only talks
about exclusive service during the period of contract, which is a reasonable expectation from
an employee. It doesn’t bind the employee for anything unreasonable.
In the case of Niranjan Shankar Golikari the Apex Court held Negative covenants operative
during the period of the contract of employment when the employee is bound to serve his
employer exclusively are generally not regarded as restraint of trade and therefore do not fall
under Section 27 of the Contract Act
121. A; Tiger is bound by his contract with Mr. Ram Gopal to work exclusively for him. Thus, if he is
negating the terms of a contract, he can be restrained by order of injunction from the court.
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122. A; Principle says that mere acquiescence doesn’t amount to instigation. In the given fact
situation there was a reluctant acceptance of something without protest. This can’t be
considered as abetment. Abetment shall involve active aiding and participation.
123. D; Tabrez, knowing of the commission of murder by his brother in his farmhouse, gave false
information to the Magistrate willfully. Thus, he has committed an offence
124. D; The principle says “without lawful justification”. In the given fact situation, the detention of
Phoebe till police arrives can be considered as a lawful justification since she was with
Chandler who did shop lift the ring, hence it was not wrongful imprisonment.
125. D; The notice can be justified as the right to business is not absolute and reasonable restriction
can be imposed by law in the interest of the public. The giving of notice is justified because it
is a concern of public health which should not be ignored. The health of the general public
cannot be put to risk for the 50000 families.
126. A; As per the principle “A person is liable for all the injurious consequences of his careless act”,
his previous history is irrelevant. A child suffered harm due to Nagraj’s carelessness that time,
so Nagraj must be liable to compensate for the same.
127. D; All five are liable for the offence of criminal conspiracy. Though one among the five friends
didn’t come in the morning but all of them had a guilty intention and therefore
liable.However, only four friends have committed robbery since the 5 th friend did not turn up
on the day of the commission of the crime.
128. C; A privately owned showroom can’t be considered as a state as per the definition of Article 12
of the constitution hence it doesn’t violate the principle.
129. B; Though Motu gave 50 blows to Patlu but Motu is liable only to one punishment for voluntarily
causing hurt. It will be impossible to ascertain punishment if we take into consideration each
blow separately
130. A; Robbery is a separate offence and so the answer would change and he would now be held
liable for both causing hurt and robbery.
131. B; The magistrate cannot be compelled to answer questions as to this, except upon the special
order of a superior court
132. D; Since both the parties are at fault, this is a case of contributory negligence. Contributory
negligence does not absolve the liability of the defendant but reduces the compensation
component of the plaintiff since he/she contributed to the injury too.
133. A; As the object of the contract is unlawful, so Patel cannot move to any court for the
enforcement of the contract
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134. B; Munni already had option to attain necessary food and education in an orphanage; Bajrangi’s
supplies were in the nature of Luxuries and not necessities
135. D; Unsworn evidence is admissible depending on circumstances. No other evidence is required

because the girl child is intelligent to understand the question and answer them very frankly.
So, even her unsworn evidence is admissible in the given circumstances
136. B; Compliance to the law, willingly or unwillingly can’t be considered as “not free consent”.
When he made the transactions, he had freely entered into agreements with the parties.
Following the law is per se not optional but binding.
137. C; Kochar can continue his business as long as he is not indulging in malpractices. He has not
infringed anybody's legal right and offering 10% discount is not a wrong practice to boost the
sales. Therefore, although there is some damage, there is no violation of legal right.
138. C; A particular examination paper was required to be printed before the exams, thus it is but
obvious that time is of essence in such a contract. Failure to comply within that reasonable
time will be a valid ground to consider that contract, non enforceable
139. C; The marriage cannot be solemnised in the absence of a legal divorce of Hritik&Kangana, as
separation does not end marriage legally.
140. B; The principle says “direct consequence of the defendan’t act”. Since he made a hidden post
with a warning, if someone opens it as one’s risk, it won’t be “direct consequence of
defendant’s act
141. B; SinceKunal did need to exercise restraint, but was indifferent to obvious risks, this becomes an
act of recklessness.
142. A; There was never an acceptance of the original offer and Hasan’s offer can be considered as a
counter offer not an Acceptance
143. B; The condition that after five years, Josh will become the owner of the house and Drake will
lose his right to redeem the property is absolutely void and not valid because the principle
clearly states that if a property is kept as a mortgage it will always remain a mortgaged
property and the mortgagee cannot impose arbitrary conditions that he will become the
owner of such a property in certain circumstances.
144. A; Even if Aditya did not take part in the selection process but still his selection would be
considered invalid because he had an interest in it. Justice must not just be done but seem to
have been done too.
145. B; Benedict is the original owner of the car and must compensate Cumberbatch for the repairs
done. The garage owner is not the real owner of the car because though he purchased the car
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from Cumberbatch in good faith, since Cumberbatch himself was not the real owner or had no
authority to sell the car, therefore, the garage owner had a defective title to the car
146. D; Fiduciary relationships a relationship in which one party places special trust, confidence, and
reliance in and is influenced by another who has a fiduciary duty to act for the benefit of the
party
147. C; Legal Knowledge
148. A; Mensreas(Mental element/guilty mind) is an essential element of criminal law
149. A; Legal Knowledge
150. D; (See Preamble of the constitution)
151. C; Legal Knowledge
152. B; Legal Knowledge
153. C; Article 48 A says that the State shall endeavour to protect and improve the environment and
to safeguard the forests and wild life of the country
157. D; Legal Knowledge
SECTION – V: LOGICAL REASONING

161.C; There may be a number of reasons for a person receiving a termination order. As Manoj has
never received a termination order none of those reasons exists. Option (c) is thus the correct
answer as the author first negated the effect to prove the absence of reasons.
162. B; The passage states that two thirds of the children of Howdah developed the habit of
shoplifting after they started going to school. Meanwhile, their illiterate parents and
grandparents, who have not had the opportunity for formal schooling, do not have this
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tendency. Thus, it can be logically concluded that conditions in school may have created the
habit of shoplifting in the children. Thus, option (b) is the correct answer. Option (a) and (d)
are incorrect as nowhere in the passage has it been mentioned that only students who go to
school or people who have the opportunity of formal schooling are shoplifters; adults as well
as children who do not go to school may also shoplift. Option (c) is incorrect; it states a
definite conclusion that finds no basis in the argument.
163. D; The above premise is based on relationship between economy and marriage. Financial
security is seemingly the underlying target. Thus, all the options are correct and consequently
D is the right answer.
164. C; Options A, B, and D strengthen the given premise as they are suggestive of the underlying
theme of the premise. Option C, however, states love and sexual attraction as essential
ingredients of marriage, which would be contrary to what the author is suggesting. Thus,
option C would weaken the given premise.
165. A; Option B is incorrect as it is irrelevant; it is stating a fact which would have no impact on the
premise. Option C is incorrect as so far as a marriage would yield financial stability, parents
would undoubtedly have pushed their daughters into a loveless marriage. According to the
author, love would be an irrelevant precondition for a marriage. Thus, Option A is the correct
option as it would strengthen the given premise.
166. C; Since the author sees marriage as a financial transaction, any gain or loss will be done by cost
benefit analysis. Consequently, both A and B would be correct for the author and thus C is the
correct answer.
167. B; Option B is the correct option as the premise deals with marriage of daughters.
168. A; The statement can also be written as “When there is a big earthquake, lightning strikes.” (a) is
consistent with this statement. If p then q => p,q and not q, not p.
169. C; C is consistent with the statement. (d) is not a conclusion that takes into account the given
statement. If riots then ndrf. Use same solution as above.
170. A; The choices (c) and (d) are outside the scope of the given statement. When Sun-Moon-Earth
then solar eclipse.If p then q => p,q and not q, not p.
171. C; The statement does not say that only smoking causes cancer. If smoke then cancer.If p then q
=> p,q and not q, not p.
172. B; One may look better even without cosmetics. If cosmetics then look better.If p then q => p,q
and not q, not p.
173. D; conclusion i is not possible as when we add premise 2 and 3 the middle term free is not
distributed.Conclusion ii is not possible as A+A cannot give N. Conclusion iii is valid as some
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crops are insured+all insured are free= some crops are free. Conclusion iv is not possible as
when we add premise i,ii,iii,free is not distributed. So answer will be D.
174. A; if we add premise ii and iv we get some rogue are lovely (which is conclusion i) and to this if
we add premise iii then the conclusion will be some violet are lovely which is conclusion ii, iii
can be concluded from premise i, ii , iii, iv can be concluded from premise i and ii.
175. B; i is not possible as PA+PA= no conclusion. If we add premise ii and iii we get conclusion ii. A+A
cannot be N so iii and iv are invalid.
176. B; Only ii follows. to get to conclusion i, we have to add premise ii,iii and iv but since honest is
not distributed, i does not follow.Add premise iii and iv to get conclusion ii. add premise i and
iv to get some humans are not minister so iii is not possible.iv is not possible as premise iv is
affirmative so cannot have a negative conclusion.
177. B; No definite conclusion can be drawn. Since colour the middle term is not distributed so no
conclusions will be valid.
178. C; Both I and ii follow. add premise i and ii to get conclusion i. conclusion ii is a conversion of
premise i.
179. D; neither follows. Since middle term shoot is not distributed so conclusion I is invalid.
Conclusion ii is invalid as affirmative premise cannot have negative conclusion.
180. B; only ii follows. I is not valid as white is not distributed. ii is a conversion of premise ii.
S.181–182) Solution from Questions:
It is given that X is always selected in the committee.

Possible committees are as follows:
(I) X, Y, P, Q and R
(II) X, Y, P, Q and S
(III) X, Z, P, Q and R
(IV) X, Z, P, Q and S
(V) X, Z, P, R and T
(VI) X, Z, P, S and T
181. A; In every committee, P will always be selected. Hence, (a)
182. C; There will be 6 ways in which the committee can be selected. Hence, (c)
S.183–187) Solution from Questions:
From (i), he did not score more than 130 runs in any match. Thus, he must have scored 50% runs when
total runs scored were 250. This is also the highest possible runs. So, from (ii), this match was ODI–1.
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From (iii), in ODI–2 he scored 100 runs i.e. 33.33% of 300 runs. No other combination is possible to get
100 runs. From (vi),to get exactly 40 runs more – he must have scored 40 % 310 = 124 runs in ODI–6 and
30% 280 = 84 runs in the match in which he was dismissed L.B.W. He was not L.B.W in ODI–3 or 2 or 1 or
4 or 6. So, he was L.B.W in ODI–5.From (iv) He scored more runs in ODI–3 than the match he was
stumped out – So, he must have scored 20% of 330 = 66 runs in ODI–3 and thus, 10% 400 = 40 runs were
scored in ODI –4 in which he was stumped. From (vi), he got bowled in ODI–3 and thus was caught in
ODI–6.
The final table is as follows –

Match Total Runs Percentage Individual runs Dismissals
ODI–1 250 50% 125 Run –out
ODI–2 300 33.33% 100 Not out
ODI–3 330 20% 66 Bowled
ODI–4 400 10% 40 Stumped
ODI–5 280 30% 84 L.B.W.
ODI–6 310 40% 124 Catch out
Thus, total runs scored by VK in series = 125 + 100 + 66 + 40 + 84 + 124 = 539 runs. Now all questions can
be answered.
Hence,
183. C;
184. D;
185. A;
186. B;
187. C;
188. B; From (i) we have:_ D _ _F _ _

Now, from (iii): S has to be in center:_ D _ S F _ _
Now, since P is to the immediate left of Q, we have:_ D _ S F P Q
As, we don’t know about E and R, thus, two arrangements are possible.
Hence, (b)
189. B; From (i) we have:_ D _ _F _ _

Now, from (iii): S has to be in center:_ D _ S F _ _
Now, since P is to the immediate left of Q, we have:_ D _ S F P Q
If R sits adjacent to S, then E will sit on the left end.
Hence, (b)
190. B; The logic goes as the number of letters in word is squared and then doubled.
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NATIONAL has 8 letters, so code is = 64 ×2= 128.

The same is true for SIGNAL.
Similarly, code for CENTURY = 49 ×2 = 98. Hence, (b)
191. A; The logic goes as the sum of positions.

The sum of digits of SIGN is 49 and that for ROLL is 57.
Thus, STONE is coded as 73. Hence, (a)
192. C; 5 ×2 + 1 = 11;
11 ×2 – 1 = 21;
21 ×3 + 1 = 64;
64 ×3 – 1 = 191;
191 ×4+ 1 = 765
Thus, next term = 765 ×4 – 1 = 3059. Hence, (c)
193. A; A clock which is fast (or slow) will again shown correct time if it gains (or loses) 12 hours.
Now, the clock which gains 5 minutes in 1 day
i.e. it gains 60 minutes in (1 ×12) days = 12 days
i.e. it gains 12 hours in 12 ×12 = 144 days.
i.e. it will always show correct time after every 144 days.
As, 720 is a multiple of 144, therefore, it shows correct time after 720 days.Hence, (a)
194. D; The maternal uncle of the girl and the maternal uncle of the boy is the same person.
But we can’t say, that whether the girls’ mother and boy’s mother are the same person.
Thus, the girl is either the sister (or) the cousin of the boy. Hence, (d)
195. A; If each group consists of equal number persons, then there must be 3 persons in each group.
Now, P is always in group 1. Also, one of T or Q will be in group 1 and other in group 2. This
means, R and U have to be in group 2. So, S must be in group 1.Hence, (a)
196. B; It is clear from the data that R and U have to be in group 2. Further as Q is not a member of
group 2, therefore, T must be a member of group 2. Hence, (b)
197. B; There is only one person in a group It is possible only when either only T or only Q is in
group 2 and the remaining members are in group 1. Thus, the groups could be divided in 2
ways. Hence, (b)
198. C; The logic: Digital sum of positions of individual letters.

C (3), I (9), N (14 = 1+4 =5), E (5), M (13 = 1+3 = 4), A (1)
The same is applicable for MOVIE.
Thus, THEATRE will be coded as 2851295. Hence, (c)
199. A; The letters at odd positions are each moved two steps backward and those at even positions
are each moved two steps forward to obtain the corresponding letters of the code. Hence, (a)
CP/19/C4
200.B; 234, 258, 338, 410, …

234 + (234) = 258
258 + (258) = 338
338 + (338) = 410
410 + (410) = 410 + 0 = 410

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CLAT MOCK – 4(Un-Proctored)

7. A; Voir dire means investigate

8. D; De jure means from law

9. C; de facto means in reality

10. D; onus probandi means burden of proof

11. B; paripassu means at the same rate

16. D; ‘Profligate’ means extravagant.

17. C; Vacuum is the correct spelling.

18. C; Felicity is the correct spelling.

19. C; Irresistible is the correct spelling.

20. B; Privilege is the correct spelling.

21. B; behind modifies the verb fallen so it is an adverb.

22. C; bar is object of verb has so it is noun.

23. B; Singing is the object of the verb like so it is a gerund/ noun

25. B; advice (noun) should be used instead of advise (verb)

30. A; form a union.

31. C; expect something.

32. B; entitle them

33. A; held by courts

34. B; use though to show contrast

37. C; ebb and flow means increase and decrease in numbers.

SECTION – II: GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

SECTION – III: QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE

92. A; Ratio of quantity = 38:95:76 = 2:5:4

95. A; Net interest received after 3 years = 8640

98. C; Leaving vowels,Consonants S,F,T,W,Rcan be arranged in 5! Ways in below arrangements.

100. B; Let length of rectangle be 5a and breadth be 4a.

101. D; Let total income be T

103. D; Net SI rate for 3 years = 30%

104. C; Number = 10a + b

109. C; HCF of a,b,c and d= HCF(6,12 and 9) = 3. Thus, (c)

110. A; 2565 is multiple of 5.

It is divisible by 125 i.e., 53 .

SECTION – IV: LEGAL REASONING

135. D; Unsworn evidence is admissible depending on circumstances. No other evidence is required

147. C; Legal Knowledge

148. A; Mensreas(Mental element/guilty mind) is an essential element of criminal law

149. A; Legal Knowledge

150. D; (See Preamble of the constitution)

151. C; Legal Knowledge

152. B; Legal Knowledge

154. B; Legal Knowledge

155. A; Legal Knowledge

156. A; Legal Knowledge

157. D; Legal Knowledge

158. B; Legal Knowledge

159. D; Legal Knowledge

160. D; Legal Knowledge

SECTION – V: LOGICAL REASONING

S.181–182) Solution from Questions:

It is given that X is always selected in the committee.

181. A; In every committee, P will always be selected. Hence, (a)

S.183–187) Solution from Questions:

The final table is as follows –

188. B; From (i) we have:_ D _ _F _ _

189. B; From (i) we have:_ D _ _F _ _

NATIONAL has 8 letters, so code is = 64 ×2= 128.

191. A; The logic goes as the sum of positions.

198. C; The logic: Digital sum of positions of individual letters.

200.B; 234, 258, 338, 410, …

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