Important Questions for ZS

1. In an official complex, there are two parking lots A and B. B is on the first floor
whereas A is on the second floor. Also, in each parking lot, four cars are parked in
four slots 1, 2, 3 and 4. Slot 1 in A is directly above Slot 1 in B, Slot 2 in A is directly
above Slot 2 in B, and so on.

Each of the eight cars parked in these slots is of a distinct color among-red, yellow,
blue, white, black, green, purple and orange. It is also known that the green and
purple cars are in A, but neither of them is above black and orange cars, which are
parked in lot B. Cars in Slot 2 and 3 of B are yellow and blue respectively. If a red car
is directly above the black car and green car is in Slot 3, then the exact position of
how many cars can be determined?

● 4
● 5
● 6
● 8

2. Six people, A, B, C, D, E, and F, are sitting in two rows of three persons each in such
a way that the people in one row face the people in another row. E is not at the end
of any row. D is second to the left of F. C is the neighbour of E and is sitting
diagonally opposite to D. B is the neighbour of F. Who is facing B?
● F
● A
● D
● E

3. A teacher asked 2 students, A and B to select 2 numbers (Integers) from a set of

numbers for A, the range of the set was 2 to 6 both inclusive, and for B, the range
was 4 to 11, both inclusive. What is the probability that they selected different
numbers?

● 3/40
● 3/10
● 2/5
● 7/10
● 37/40

4. A sum of $1.300 asted among four persons P.Q,R and S in such a way that the
amount obtained by P,Q,R & S are in continued proportion and the ratio of shares of
R to P is 9:4. Share of P is
● $130
● $160

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 ● $390
● $540

5. If A and B are two sets such that:

A={(x, y) : |x - 3| < 1 and |y - 3| < 1) and B={(x, y); 4x ^ 2 + 9y ^ 2 - 32x - 54y + 109 <=
0)

Choose the answer corresponding to the sets above:

● AcB
● A=B
● BcA
● None of the given options

6. In how many ways can a 10-question multiple choice examination with one correct
answer be answered if there are four choices, that is, a, b, c and d to each question
such that the student does not get all of them right? The student can mark only one
of the choices.

● 1000
● 999
● 40
● 39
● 4^10-1

7. Paul is twenty first from the left end and Sam is fifteenth from the right end. Peter is
thirty-first from the left end of the row. John is sixth to the left of Peter. How many
people are there in the queue if Sam is adjacent to John and third to the right of
Paul?
● 42
● 40
● 39
● 38

8. Starting from point A Harry walks 12 meters (m) towards north, turns right, and walks
10m. Then, he turns right again and walks another 12m. Finally, he turns left and
walks 5m. How far, and in which direction, is Harry with respect to the starting point?
● 5m towards east
● 15m towards east
● 10m towards west
● 27m towards east

9. If P is the set of all parallelogram and T is set of trapezium then PNT is

● P
● T
● Ø
● None of the above

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 10.
1. P has double the number of chocolates as Q has.
2. One-third of R's chocolates equals one-fourth of Q's chocolates.
3. R's chocolates equal three-fourth of P's chocolates.

If the first two statements are true, the third statement is:
● True
● False
● Uncertain

11. A cupboard has three drawers; one drawer has 6 red and 4 green balls, the
other has 5 green balls and the third one has 4 red balls. One ball is randomly
drawn from any one drawer, also chosen randomly. What is the probability
that the chosen ball is red?
● 1/10
● 10/19
● 8/15
● 2/3

12. A biased dice is such that it is twice as likely to show an even number as an
odd number. If the dice is thrown twice, then what is the probability that the
sum of the numbers obtained is even?
● 1/4
● 1/3
● 5/9
● 2/3
● 8/9

13. The average age of 30 boys in a coaching institute is 15 years. One boy, aged
20 years, left the institute but two new boys came in his place whose ages
differ by 5 years. If the average age of all the boys now in the institute
becomes 15 years, then what is the age of the younger newcomer?
● 20 Years
● 15 Years
● 10 Years
● 8 Years

14. An examination consists of both a written exam and a practical. In a particular

college, 80% of those appeared passed in the written exam while 70% of
those appeared passed in the practical. 15% of those appeared failed in both.
A total of 325 students passed in both. What is the total number of students
that appeared in the examination?
● 600

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 ● 400
● 700
● 500

15. Count the Number of triangles-

● 2
● 3
● 4
● 5

16. Count the number of Squares in the following image-

● 5
● 6
● 7
● 8

17. Count the number of straight lines in the following figures-

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● 6
● 7
● 8

18. Count the number of stars in the given figure-

● 20
● 21
● 22
● 23

Identify the error in the given sentence.

Both of them were accused of stolen sensitive computer data from the office.

Were
Accused
Stolen
From
The value of each of a set of coins varies with the square of its diameter, if thickness
remains constant and varies as the thickness, if the diameter remains constant.If the

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 diameter of two coins are in the ratio 3:4 what should be the ratio of their thickness, if the
value of the second is four times that of the first?

● 9:16
● 4:9
● 16:9
● 9:4

The following question consists of a sentence that is either partly or entirely

underlined and may or may not have a grammatical error. Below each sentence are
four versions of the underlined part of the sentence. Choose the option that correctly
rephrases the underlined part of the given sentence. Mark the answer as 'No Error if
there is no error in the underlined part.

Expressing zeal while one have been making a point or smiling while explaining an intricate
problem makes the job of the speaker easy.

Expressing zeal while one has being

Expressing zeal when one has been

Expressing zeal when one is

Express zeal while one have been

No error

The following question consists of a sentence that is either partly or entirely

underlined and may or may not have a grammatical error. Below each sentence are
four versions of the underlined part of the sentence. Choose the option that correctly
rephrases the underlined part of the given sentence. Mark the answer as 'No Error if
there is no error in the underlined part.

There are many advantages for attending a small college.

Are many advantages of attending

Is many advantages to attend

Are many advantages to attend

Is many advantages at attending

No error

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 Rearrange the given phrases to form a complete sentence.

(A) put into

(B) as the

(C) water at low tides

(D) baby can toddle

(E) he is

(F) as soon

BDCEAF

BFDCEA

AFBDCE

FBDEAC

Choose the correct option to complete the given sentence.

Are we hiring the girl ______ we interviewed yesterday?

who's

his

whom

whose

Arrange the following sentences in a logical order to construct a coherent paragraph

A. Within Hong Kong a number of factors help the development of trade

B. There are highly developed banking, insurance and shipping systems which help the
local manufacturers and exporters
C. A particular obstacle for local industrialists is the need to overcome or learn to live
with the shortage of land and the high price which must be paid for suitable
manufacturing sites
D. An average employee here works harder than his counterpart in some other
countries.

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 ADBC

ACBD

BDCA

BADC

Arrange the following sentences in a logical order to construct a coherent paragraph

A. They take pleasure in living in a sunburned country of droughts and violent rain
storms.
B. Australian farmers pride themselves on their resilience
C. But with unprecedented water scarcity and the Murray, the country's greatest river
system, on the verge of collapse, warning bells are ringing
D. The conservative or the deeply skeptical dismiss global warming as hogwash

ABCD
BADC
CDBA
BCAD

Arrange the following sentences in a logical order to construct a coherent paragraph

A. Or, we will destroy ourselves because our technology has advanced more rapidly
than our wisdom or succumb to a natural disaster because our technology has not
advanced quickly enough.
B. Carl Sagan used to say humans are in a period of "technological adolescence”
C. The history of life on Earth is a history of extinction, and despite the advances we've
made to date, we're still quite vulnerable, both to nature and to ourselves
D. We are developing great physical powers and depending on how wisely we use
them we could mature into a species with a reasonable chance of reaching old age
E. Thus, the measure of how advanced we are, and how advanced we might someday
become, is linked to our ability to avoid extinction.

BCDEA

DACEB

CEBDA

BEDAC

A food delivery company gained greater profits when it provided food delivery service in a
city by following a no-minimum order facility and by maintaining its own fleet of employees.
Besides the commission it gets from restaurants, it charges no delivery charges for orders

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 which are higher than a certain amount. Hoping to continue these financial trends, the
company plans to start its operations in two new cities

The plan of the food delivery company as described above directly assumes all of the
following EXCEPT:

The demand for food delivery service in the new cities will increase in future

Expanding into markets will compensate for any new expenses the company incurs

In the new cities, the company will be able to deliver food faster than the food delivery
companies existing in those cities

The company can find enough number of partner-restaurants in the new cities to earn more
than what is needed to meet the fixed expenses it has to bear.

There is no point debating over history as historical evidence is corroborative and thus only
points out something that might have happened.

Which of the following is an assumption to the claim above?

Those who debate over history don't have precise proof

Historical accuracy needs clear proof

In the absence of indisputable proof one should not indulge in debates

Corroborative evidence does provide undeniable proof

Very often scientific journals published in India and other Commonwealth countries refer to
articles written in English only. Even though there are many interesting scientific
developments reported in other languages, because of a basic linguistic ignorance on the
part of scientists in these countries, articles written in other languages do not get referred.
This ignorance inevitably results in a failure to benefit from scientific progress made in other
non-English speaking areas

Which of the following, if true, may support the conclusion above?

The linguistic ignorance of scientists is a symptom of a more general ignorance of foreign

languages in these countries.

Many scientific findings reported in scientific journals published in these countries

inadvertently repeat studies already done in non-English speaking countries.

All important scientific findings are invariably published in English language journals
eventually making them available to the scientists of these countries

Reporting scientific progress is universal and cannot be limited to a single country.

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 The Don Juan pond of Antarctica, the saltiest on Earth, has traditionally been believed to be
fed with moisture seeping from local valley slopes. Its high salinity remains constant
throughout the year indicating that salts and water are not reaching the lake that way. The
surroundings are vast expanses of frozen water, making the area a snow desert with the
lowest rainfall

Which of the following can be properly concluded solely from the given information?

High salinity of the Don Juan pond is resulting in high salinity of surrounding frozen water.

The Don Juan pond is likely to be fed from deep beneath, rather than from anywhere else

The pond is unlikely to support any life form usually present in salt lakes

The desert conditions of Antarctica make the Don Juan pond unlikely to last long.

Kids when exposed to competition, perform better and hence they should be sent to schools
where the student to teacher ratio is high.

If the above statement is true, then which of the following would weaken the
statement?

A. Performance is dependent on many other facts and not just competition

B. Competition at a young age leads to lowered confidence
C. It is seen that when the student to teacher ratio is low, kids are able to tackle
competition better.
D. A high student to teacher ratio leads to poor learning and thus kids are not able to
compete.

Today’s news highlights contained a news piece saying "MyMessage Apps messages
cannot be intercepted now”.

Which of the following can be concluded from the information above?

A. The messages had previously been intercepted

B. The receivers also cannot read the messages without the password
C. Messages were encrypted before they were sent
D. All of the above options

The government takes several online sessions to reduce the anxiety in students during
examinations. Yet every year, the government deployed call centres get hundreds of calls
from distressed students during the exam time.

Which of the following, if true, would resolve the paradox?

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 A. Parents add to the pressure on students
B. The reach of online sessions is limited
C. The efforts by the government are not appreciated by the students
D. Interactive sessions are conducted to address real issues

A = {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10};
B = { 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19}
Then (AUB) = which of the following sets ?

{1,3,5,7,9}
{11,13,15,17,19}
{10,11,13,15,17,19}
{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,13,17,19}
None of the given options

There are 6 points on a plane. Out of these 6 points, if 3 are collinear, then how many
triangles can be formed using the given 6 points?

18
19
20
21

The average age of 12 players of a team without the captain is 25 years. If the captain’s age
is included, the average age increases by 1 year. What is the age of the captain?

27 years

26 years

36 yours

38 years

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 In how many ways can two teams of mixed doubles tennis games can be formed from 5
married couples, if no husband and wife play the same game?

20
30
45
60

There are five students in a group : Roger, Martin, Peter, Gary and Katherine

1. Roger received a higher grade than Martin but not as high as Peter.
2. Peter received a higher grade than Gary and Katherine.
3. Gary received a lower grade than Martin.
4. Gary did not receive the lowest grade.
5. Roger received the second highest grade.

If the first four statements are true, then the fifth statement is:

True
False
Uncertain

IF FLOWER is written as OCCSQI and ORANGE written as CIYAMQ then how HOST can
be written in that code ?

KCKM

KDKM

KCLM

KCLN

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1. Eight kids are playing an online game….

Ans. Option C Micheal, Ana, Henry, kim

2. In a school 4 boys…

Ans. Roy

3. What would $ mean if FAT…

Ans. Option D A

4. Brand A is offering…
Brand B is offering…

Ans. Uncertain

5. In a row of friends tia…

Ans. 0

6. Nora started from her house

Ans. East

7. If BUILDER is written as LBETURG….

Ans.

8. There are five students in a group….Roger, Peter, Gary

Ans. True

9. Ross, Chandler, and Joey….

Ans. Circle or star

10. Six people A, B, C, D, E, and F, are sitting….

Ans. E

11. If HE stands for c, and PO stands for A….

Ans. a

12. The number of items sold by….

Ans. False
13. L means turn right
R means turn left

If Alice is…..

Ans. 42 m. north

14.
1. The statement "The collection of cricketers in the world who has played at least 5
test matches" is

Ans. A Finite Set

2. If (n-1)C3 +C, > "C, then the value of n can be

Ans. 8

3. The word 'TRUELY' is arranged in all possible ways in a dictionary. What will be the
rank of "TRUELY"?

Ans. 421

4. 30 Teachers of a school teach either French or Math. 15 of them teach French out of which 7
teach both the subjects. The number of teachers teaching math only is:

Ans. 15

5. Certain amount of money is to be distributed among three persons A, B and C in such a way
that A receives the highest amount and C receives the least amount. The ratio of the
differences in the amounts between A and B, and B and C is in the ratio 2:3. If A receives
$125 more than C and B receives $175, then the total amount to be distributed among these
three persons is:

Ans. $500

6. The average age of 30 boys in a coaching institute is 15 years. One boy, aged 20 years, left
the institute bu two new boys came in his place whose ages differ by 5 years. If the average
age of all the boys now in the institute becomes 15 years, then what is the age of the
younger newcomer?

Ans. 15 years

7. A cupboard has three drawers; one drawer has 6 red and 4 green balls, the other has 5 green
balls and the third one has 4 red balls. One ball is randomly drawn from any one drawer, also
chosen randomly. What is the probability that the chosen ball is red?

Ans. 8/15

8. A teacher asked 2 students, A and B, to select 2 numbers (Integers) from a set of numbers;
for A, the range of the set was 2 to 6, both inclusive, and for B, the range was 4 to 11, both
inclusive. What is the probability that they selected different numbers?

Ans. 37/40

9. In an office, 35% of the employees do not attend…

Ans. 40%
10. In how many ways letters of the word BENNETT can be arranged

Ans. 1260

11. In how many ways can 8 people be divided….

Ans. 30

12. $500 is divided among p, Q, R and S, in such way…

Ans. $150

13. The average age of 12 players….

Ans. 38 years

14. A person draws a card from a pack of….

Ans. 9/64
1. The cat…Chi…

Ans. CABD

2. Aviator to push the envelope john earned

Ans. Option B Aviators…….earned

3. He has a good face

The doctor is a brisk person
I should take him rather
A call this morning

Ans. DBAC

4. Sam makes ____ than the average person

Ans. less mistakes

5. Consider the young age, his brothers age is admirable

Ans. considering

6. When it rains
Cacti can
And the whole planet
Store water
Inside there stems

Ans. BDECFA

7. Yet they are as real as

A literary
But if you
It is a hard task

Ans. BDCA

8. Was spend playing on the river banks plucked fruits from their orchads and playing marbles

Ans. Option B was spent playing on the river banks

9. The name came from the phrase “iced cream”….

The first ice cream…
The name
American

Ans. BDAC
10. With arriving at the foot…

Ans. On arriving at the foot

11. Data suggests….

Employment trends…
Other researchers….
Some researchers…

Ans. BADC

12. The pandemic is spreading very fast…

Ans. disturbance

13. On returning home early one morning,….

Ans. Forget

14. Effective writing involves….

Ans. ABDC

15. Religion should help us

Religion as spirituality
The spiritual law
Our thoughts

Ans. (check again) ** CBDA

16. The quality of teaching aids is determined by how long it keeps the students engaged..

Ans. Option D The quality of teaching aids is determined by how long they keep the
students…
1. In the field of management, the most important lesson that we need to learn is that one should
ensure success in an endeavor. The subjects taught in management are mere tools for achieving
what management is trying to teach subtly. Human psychologists believe that success can be
ensured through behavioral elements such as determination. Enhancing determination using
self-control is the first step towards achieving success in every sphere of life.

Ans. Self Control

2. The government takes several online sessions to reduce the anxiety in students during
examinations. Yet every year, the government deployed call centres get hundreds of calls from
distressed students during the exam time.
Ans. The reach of online session

3. Kids when exposed to competition, perform better and hence they should be sent to schools
where the student to teacher ratio is high.
Ans. A high student to teacher

4. We have chicken left for only about 50 people, we must buy more.
Ans. More than 50

5. Working on a social project for the benefit of others has been seen as a great health benefit. It
not only keeps one occupied and calm but also brings in a deep sense of satisfaction and self-
worth. Most volunteers at development organizations are seen as cheerful energetic and above
all witty and quick-thinking. It Is clear that volunteer activities are beneficial for the well being of
a human being.
Ans. Developmental organizations

6. A company has just enough financial resources to meet the marketing expenses required to
generate enough sales to remain above the breakeven level and to meet the salary expenses of
its employees. A recent meeting of the management has decided to reduce employee salaries a
bit so that its marketing budgets can be increased. The employers of the company welcomed
the management’s decision which is apparently a selfish motive.
Ans. A slight increase

7. XYZ art academy runs a government-funded program that supports local artists and says that its
goal is to encourage artistic excellence. A renowned artist, however, claims that the goals of this
program can never be achieved. He argues that such a program even though it provides financial
support, actually restricts an artist’s creativity.
Ans. Artistic work that is not

8. A lie detector, or polygraph, monitors several physical reactions in the person undergoing the
test. Befooling a lie detector test is quite easy. A small dose of a widely used over the counter
stress-busting drug can allow a person to lie during lie detection tests without being caught. The
stress created by the response to a question that lie detectors measure can be stabilized by the
 drug without being noticed. The drug is already an effective medicine in reducing stress in day to
day situations.
Ans. Stress as measured by a lie detector

9. Today’s news highlights contained a news piece saying “MyMessage App’s messages cannot be
intercepted now”.
Ans. The messages had previously been

10. Fine Tex manufactures garments that are sold internationally through its retail outlets. In order
to condense lead times and respond faster to new trends, the company plans to use information
technology in developing new fashions. Analysts, however, argue that the plan is unlikely to
succeed in increasing the profits of the company
Ans. Fashion designing is inherently

11. The metropolitan area of a city includes the suburban areas around it. The largest metropolitan
area in the American state of Ohio is that of Cincinnati followed by that of Columbus, the capital
city. Columbus is also the largest city in the state, the third largest in the American Midwest
region and the fifteenth largest in the United States of America.
Ans. Cincinnati lies in the american midwest.

12. Most IT organizations face a unique dilemma. They find that with every trend in the industry and
in the market their workers knowledge and skills become obsolete. New skills and knowledge
are needed every six months in order to keep up with the demands of the consumer and
competition in the market.
Ans. Companies need to develop a training schedule

13. A food delivery company gained greater profits when it provided food delivery service in a city
by following a no-minimum order facility and by maintaining its own fleet of employees Besides
the commission it gets from restaurants, it charges no delivery charges for orders which are
higher than a certain amount. Hoping to continue these financial trends, the company plans to
start its operations in two new cities

The plan of the food delivery company as described above directly assumes all of the following
EXCEPT:

Ans. In the new cities, the company will be able to deliver food faster than the food delivery
companies existing in those cities

14. There is no point debating over history

Ans. In absence of indisputable proof….

15. Very often scientific journals published in India…

Ans. Many scientific findings….
16. The Don Juan pond of Antarctica,…

Ans. The Don Juan pond is likely to be…

17. An experienced sailor often finds…

Ans. It is easier to handle the heavier boats in wind….

18. The current era is the era of communication and…

Ans. The disadvantages of using mobile phones…

19. In a recent survey of all companies….

Ans. Of all the companies in the survey…

CRITICAL

1. In the field of management, the most important lesson that we need to learn is that one should
ensure success in an endeavor. The subjects taught in management are mere tools for achieving
what management is trying to teach subtly. Human psychologists believe that success can be
ensured through behavioral elements such as determination. Enhancing determination using
self-control is the first step towards achieving success in every sphere of life.

Ans. Self Control

2. The government takes several online sessions to reduce the anxiety in students during
examinations. Yet every year, the government deployed call centres get hundreds of calls from
distressed students during the exam time.
Ans. The reach of online session

3. Kids when exposed to competition, perform better and hence they should be sent to schools
where the student to teacher ratio is high.
Ans. A high student to teacher

4. We have chicken left for only about 50 people, we must buy more.
Ans. More than 50

5. Working on a social project for the benefit of others has been seen as a great health benefit. It
not only keeps one occupied and calm but also brings in a deep sense of satisfaction and self-
worth. Most volunteers at development organizations are seen as cheerful energetic and above
all witty and quick-thinking. It Is clear that volunteer activities are beneficial for the well being of
a human being.
Ans. Developmental organizations

6. A company has just enough financial resources to meet the marketing expenses required to
generate enough sales to remain above the breakeven level and to meet the salary expenses of
its employees. A recent meeting of the management has decided to reduce employee salaries a
bit so that its marketing budgets can be increased. The employers of the company welcomed
the management’s decision which is apparently a selfish motive.
Ans. A slight increase

7. XYZ art academy runs a government-funded program that supports local artists and says that its
goal is to encourage artistic excellence. A renowned artist, however, claims that the goals of this
program can never be achieved. He argues that such a program even though it provides financial
support, actually restricts an artist’s creativity.
Ans. Artistic work that is not

8. A lie detector, or polygraph, monitors several physical reactions in the person undergoing the
test. Befooling a lie detector test is quite easy. A small dose of a widely used over the counter
 stress-busting drug can allow a person to lie during lie detection tests without being caught. The
stress created by the response to a question that lie detectors measure can be stabilized by the
drug without being noticed. The drug is already an effective medicine in reducing stress in day to
day situations.
Ans. Stress as measured by a lie detector

9. Today’s news highlights contained a news piece saying “MyMessage App’s messages cannot be
intercepted now”.
Ans. The messages had previously been

10. Fine Tex manufactures garments that are sold internationally through its retail outlets. In order
to condense lead times and respond faster to new trends, the company plans to use information
technology in developing new fashions. Analysts, however, argue that the plan is unlikely to
succeed in increasing the profits of the company
Ans. Fashion designing is inherently

11. The metropolitan area of a city includes the suburban areas around it. The largest metropolitan
area in the American state of Ohio is that of Cincinnati followed by that of Columbus, the capital
city. Columbus is also the largest city in the state, the third largest in the American Midwest
region and the fifteenth largest in the United States of America.
Ans. Cincinnati lies in the american midwest.

12. Most IT organizations face a unique dilemma. They find that with every trend in the industry and
in the market their workers knowledge and skills become obsolete. New skills and knowledge
are needed every six months in order to keep up with the demands of the consumer and
competition in the market.
Ans. Companies need to develop a training schedule

13. A food delivery company gained greater profits when it provided food delivery service in a city
by following a no-minimum order facility and by maintaining its own fleet of employees Besides
the commission it gets from restaurants, it charges no delivery charges for orders which are
higher than a certain amount. Hoping to continue these financial trends, the company plans to
start its operations in two new cities

The plan of the food delivery company as described above directly assumes all of the following
EXCEPT:

Ans. In the new cities, the company will be able to deliver food faster than the food delivery
companies existing in those cities

14. There is no point debating over history

Ans. In absence of indisputable proof….

 15. Very often scientific journals published in India…
Ans. Many scientific findings….
16. The Don Juan pond of Antarctica,…

Ans. The Don Juan pond is likely to be…

17. An experienced sailor often finds…

Ans. It is easier to handle the heavier boats in wind….

18. The current era is the era of communication and…

Ans. The disadvantages of using mobile phones…

19. In a recent survey of all companies….

Ans. Of all the companies in the survey…

1. German silver is a type of alloy

Ans. Finding out the silver

2. Usually, social worker…

Ans. Social workers believe that those…

3. Editor I have received…

Ans. Readers who agree with the editor are more…

NUMERICAL

1. The statement "The collection of cricketers in the world who has played at least 5
test matches" is

Ans. A Finite Set

2. If (n-1)C3 +C, > "C, then the value of n can be

Ans. 8

3. The word 'TRUELY' is arranged in all possible ways in a dictionary. What will be the
rank of "TRUELY"?

Ans. 421
4. 30 Teachers of a school teach either French or Math. 15 of them teach French out of which 7
teach both the subjects. The number of teachers teaching math only is:

Ans. 15

5. Certain amount of money is to be distributed among three persons A, B and C in such a way that
A receives the highest amount and C receives the least amount. The ratio of the differences in
the amounts between A and B, and B and C is in the ratio 2:3. If A receives $125 more than C
and B receives $175, then the total amount to be distributed among these three persons is:

Ans. $500

6. The average age of 30 boys in a coaching institute is 15 years. One boy, aged 20 years, left the
institute bu two new boys came in his place whose ages differ by 5 years. If the average age of
all the boys now in the institute becomes 15 years, then what is the age of the
younger newcomer?

Ans. 15 years

7. A cupboard has three drawers; one drawer has 6 red and 4 green balls, the other has 5 green
balls and the third one has 4 red balls. One ball is randomly drawn from any one drawer, also
chosen randomly. What is the probability that the chosen ball is red?

Ans. 8/15

8. A teacher asked 2 students, A and B, to select 2 numbers (Integers) from a set of numbers; for A,
the range of the set was 2 to 6, both inclusive, and for B, the range was 4 to 11, both inclusive.
What is the probability that they selected different numbers?

Ans. 37/40

9. In an office, 35% of the employees do not attend…

Ans. 40%
10. In how many ways letters of the word BENNETT can be arranged

Ans. 1260

11. In how many ways can 8 people be divided….

Ans. 30

12. $500 is divided among p, Q, R and S, in such way…

Ans. $150
 13. The average age of 12 players….

Ans. 38 years

14. A person draws a card from a pack of….

Ans. 9/64

15. A bag contains 32 coins of which 8 are biased….

Ans. 5/8

16. In a company the ratio of male employees…

Ans. 1:5

17. The average age of macbeth..

Ans. 30 years

18. If A is a set of natural numbers, and B = { x:x=2k, k is a natural number}…

Ans. Odd Natural number

19. Five coins are tossed….

Ans. 26

20. Using digits 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, how many four digit…

Ans. 48

21. In a viva exam, …

Ans. 30%

22. A group of 35 friends was asked… touch or keypad…

Ans. 5

23. If A={(x,y) : x2 + y2 = 9} …..

Ans. Three point

ANALYTICAL

1. Eight kids are playing an online game….

Ans. Option C Micheal, Ana, Henry, kim

2. In a school 4 boys…
 Ans. Roy

3. What would $ mean if FAT…

Ans. Option D A

4. Brand A is offering…
Brand B is offering…

Ans. Uncertain

5. In a row of friends tia…

Ans. 0

6. Nora started from her house

Ans. East

7. If BUILDER is written as LBETURG….

Ans.

8. There are five students in a group….Roger, Peter, Gary

Ans. True

9. Ross, Chandler, and Joey….

Ans. Circle or star

10. Six people A, B, C, D, E, and F, are sitting….

Ans. E

11. If HE stands for c, and PO stands for A….

Ans. a

12. The number of items sold by….

Ans. False
13. L means turn right
 R means turn left

If Alice is…..

Ans. 42 m. north

14. If PERCIEVE is written as…

Ans. LIRTRMZO

15. Six people sat in two rows of three seats…

Ans. All of the given options

16. If TAP is coded as 3, …

Ans. 1

17. In a row of 50 girls, amy was made..

Ans. 1st from the left end

18. Radha from point A walked 30 km…

Ans. 30root10 km

VERBAL

4. The cat…Chi…

Ans. CABD

5. Aviator to push the envelope john earned

Ans. Option B Aviators…….earned

6. He has a good face

The doctor is a brisk person
I should take him rather
A call this morning

Ans. DBAC

7. Sam makes ____ than the average person

Ans. less mistakes

8. Consider the young age, his brothers age is admirable

Ans. considering
9. When it rains
Cacti can
And the whole planet
Store water
Inside there stems

Ans. BDECFA

10. Yet they are as real as

A literary
But if you
It is a hard task

Ans. BDCA

11. Was spend playing on the river banks plucked fruits from their orchads and playing marbles

Ans. Option B was spent playing on the river banks

12. The name came from the phrase “iced cream”….

The first ice cream…
The name
American

Ans. BDAC
13. With arriving at the foot…

Ans. On arriving at the foot

14. Data suggests….

Employment trends…
Other researchers….
Some researchers…

Ans. BADC

15. The pandemic is spreading very fast…

Ans. disturbance

16. On returning home early one morning,….

Ans. Forget
17. Effective writing involves….

Ans. ABDC

18. Religion should help us

Religion as spirituality
The spiritual law
Our thoughts

Ans. (check again) ** CBDA

19. The quality of teaching aids is determined by how long it keeps the students engaged..

Ans. Option D The quality of teaching aids is determined by how long they keep the students…

20. Has a huge effect…

Ans. had a huge effect

21. In the US, courts frown upon any relationship…

Ans. Powers

22. In consider the difficulties…

Ans. Considering the difficulties

23. The role of media

Sometimes, media
One beneficial
This is achieved using
Ans. ABCD

24. Either of us ____ the job

Ans. is capable of doing

25. Skill is the key

Research says
Employers says
Ans. BDACE

26. In the corporate world…

Ans. DBFCEA
27. Recent studies have found…
Ans. CABD

28. Official government figures..

The figures were
One in three
The figures also
Ans. CABD

29. The poor man lived on the crumbs…

Ans. complains

30. On the film budget recommending allocating…

Ans. of…..Allocation

31. Yet there are

Viruses have…
Most of the virus
Ans. DBCEA

32. With great care

The guardian
The ancient
Ans. CEADB

33. In today’s target driven world…

Ans. gets
1. This inspiring piece of literature takes you onto a journey of rediscovering oneself and helps you
turn over a new leaf.
Ans. Takes…. Yourself….helps…

2. ABC Foods Ltd, a company involved in agribusiness, sells its high-quality products directly to
supermarkets at a higher price. Its farms, primarily located in arid locations, need substantial
expenditure on irrigation. In order to increase profitability, the company has decided to start
drip irrigation system, which requires a substantially higher initial investment.
Ans. Drip Irigation supplies water where

3. An express train runs between A and B and has five stoppages in between. Find the number of
different kinds of one-way second class ticket that the railways will have to print to service all
types of passengers who might travel by the express?
Ans. 21

4. There are 6 lines in a plane. What is the maximum number of regions that the plane can be
divided into by these lines?
Ans. 22

5.