1. Statement: Of all the
radio sets manufactured in India, the ‘X’ brand has the largest sale.
Assumptions:
I.
The sale of all the radio sets manufactured in India is
known.
II.
The manufacturing of no other radio set in India is as large
as ’X’ brand radio.
o Only assumption I is
implicit
o Only assumption II is
implicit
o Either I or II is implicit
o Neither I nor II is
implicit
o Both I and II are implicit
2. The criminal justice
system needs to change. The system could be more just if it allowed victims the
opportunity to confront the person who has harmed them. Also, mediation between
victims and their offenders would give the offenders a chance to apologize for
the harm they have done.
This paragraph
best supports the statement that victims of a crime should:
o Learn to forgive their
offenders.
o Have the right to confront
the offenders
o Learn the art of
mediation.
o Insist that their
offenders be punished.
o Have the right to impose a
sentence on their offenders.
3. If A and B can do a piece
of work in 7.5 days. If B works ½ of work and remaining work was completed by
A, taking total time of 20 days to complete the work. If B is more efficient
then B can do the work in how many days?
o 11
o 10
o 20
o 8
4. A few buy National Saving
Certificates each year whose worth surpasses the earlier years by
Rs.400.Following 8 years, she finds that she has obtained declarations whose
aggregate face worth is Rs. 48000. What is the face estimation of the
Certificates acquired by her in the first years?
o 4300
o 4400
o 4500
o 4600
5. The only true education
comes through the stimulation of the child’s powers by the demands of the
social situations in which he finds himself. Through these demands he is
stimulated to act as a member of a unity to emerge from his original narrowness
of action and feeling and to conceive himself from the standpoint of the
welfare of the group to which he belongs.
The passage
best supports the statement that real education:
o Will take place if the
children imbibe action and feeling
o Will take place if the
children are physically strong
o Is not provided in our
schools today
o Comes through the
interaction with social situations
o Comes from the
self-centred approach of the students
6. In a certain code
language, the word ROAD is written as WTFI. Following the same rule of coding
what should be the word for the code XJFQ?
o REAP
o SELL
o BEAT
o SEAL
o None of these
7. If an integer n is
divisible by 3,5 and 12, what is the next larger integer divisible by all these
numbers?
o n+3
o n+5
o n+12
o n+60
8. Nine persons A, B, C, D,
E, F, G, H, I are watching a movie in a theatre sitting in a row facing North,
B is at one end of the row. H is seated adjacent to both F and G. C is to
immediate right of D and at the third place to the right of E. A is immediate
left of F. F is at the third place to the left of B.
Who is sitting
at the centre of the row?
o R
o A
o F
o H
9. Determine the probability
that a digit chosen at random from the digits 1, 2, 3, …12 will be odd.
o 2-Jan
o 9-Jan
o 9-May
o 9-Apr
10. A polygon has 104
diagonals. Determine the number of sides.
o 8
o 16
o 7
o 10
11. Seven persons P, Q, R, S,
T, U and V belong to the same family. There are two couples in the family.
Parents of every children’s are alive. R is the sister of Q. T is brother of U.
P is father of U. V is mother of Q. S is mother-in-law of V. U is a female. How
is Q related to T.
o Son
o Daughter
o Nephew
o Niece
o Can’t be determined
12. Cotton acreage in India
during the current year has fallen by 15% as cotton growers have moved on to
cultivation of other cash crops. This is the result of the cotton glut in world
markets in post September 2008 and the consequent slowdown in the world
economy. But this scenario brought with it benefits to one segment of the
industry yam manufacturers as they got higher prices for their produce. Some
yam manufacturers too had stuck up on low-priced cotton last year. The combined
effect of all this is evident in the rise in net profits and net margins of yam
manufacturers. Which of the following will strengthen the following statement?
“The farmers will again grow cotton next year due to increased price of cotton
yam.”
o Govt. plans to increase
subsidy on cash crops including cotton
o There is a high alert in
entire Europe due to terrorist threats
o Alternative cash crops are
evergreen and unaffected by an economic slowdown
o Govt. is planning to
import more cotton from abroad.
o None of these
13. What is the remainder when
the square of N is divided by 5?
1) N divided by 5 leaves a
remainder 3
2) N is an even number
o Question can be answered
using statement 1 alone but cannot be answered using statement 2 alone
o Question can be answered
using statement 2 alone but cannot be answered using statement 1 alone
o Question can be answered
using both statements together but cannot be answered using either statement
alone
o NA
14. The median house value in
Butlerville has fallen significantly in the last few months. Nonetheless, the number
of homes sold has been at its lowest level in seven years. Which of the
following best explains the discrepancy?
o The value of homes is not
the only determinant of whether a house has been sold.
o The neighboring city of
Jackson burg has seen a recent surge in home sales
o The Butlerville economy is
struggling and the unemployment rate has reached historic rates.
o Analysis predict that the
number of homes sold will be increasing in the coming year
o Homes priced over a
million dollars have seen the sharpest decline in sales
15. One food writer wrote that
reducing the amount of animal products in one’s diet can contribute to better
health and well-being. Based on this claim, some people are completely eliminating
meat from their diets in order to be healthier. The argument above relies on
which of the following assumptions?
o Increasing the amount of
vegetables and grains in one’s diet can contribute to better health.
o There will be no
corresponding increase in the amount of dairy products in the diets of those
who are eliminating meat.
o Most food writers believe
that some amount of animal products is necessary to a health diet
o Not all healthy lifestyles
require a vegetarian diet
o Many people who do not eat
animal products make decisions for health reasons
16. A university study showed
that women who spent more money on their exercise clothes went to the gym more
often. However, the women who spent more money on their exercise clothes did
not lose more weight that the women who spent less money on their exercise
clothes.
Which of the
following statements does NOT help to explain the results of the study?
o The women who spent more
money on their exercise clothes did not exercise as hard as those who spent
less money because they were too concerned about looking good at the gym.
o The women who spent less
money on their exercise clothes worked out more frequently than those who spent
more; they just did not work out as frequently at the gym.
o The woman who spent more
money on their exercise clothes focused their workouts more on strength
training and less on fat and/or calorie burning exercise.
o The women who spent more
money on their exercise clothes were, on average, already at their local
weight.
o The women who spent more money on their
exercise clothes had higher memberships in weight loss program.
o NA
17. Kathryn has a higher GPA
than Pamela. Madelyn has a higher GPA than Adrienne. Shane has a higher GPA
than Madelyn. Thus, it follows that Kathryn has a higher GPA than Adrienne.
Which of the
following, If introduced into the argument as an additional premise, makes the
argument above logically incorrect?
o Madelyn has a higher GPA
than Katherine.
o Katherine has a higher GPA
than Madelyn.
o Adrienne has a higher GPA
than Pamela.
o Pamela has a higher GPA
than Madelyn.
o Adrienne has a higher GPA
than Shane.
o NA
18. What is area of right
angled triangle ABC,
1) Length of AB is 5cm
2) Length of BC is 12cm
o Question can be answered
using statement 1 alone but cannot be answered using statement 2 alone
o Question can be answered
using statement 2 alone but cannot be answered using statement 1 alone
o Question can be answered
using both statements together but cannot be answered using either statement
alone
o Question cannot be
answered even using both the statements together
o NA
19. Vegetarians tend to live
longer than people who eat meal. This does not show that vegetarianism causes
people to live longer because vegetarians as agroup tend to exercise more
regularly than meat eaters. Which of the following, if true, most strengthens
the argument above?
o A vegetarian who does not
exercise regularly is more likely to start exercising than a person who eats
meat.
o Among vegetarians, most of
those who start to exercise regularly early in life tend to maintain the
practice later in life.
o Among people who exercise
regularly, those who do not eat meat tend to live as long as those who eat
meat.
o Vegetarianism tends to
cause people to engage in other healthy habits besides regular exercise.
o A person who eats meat and
gives up regular exercise is much more likely than a vegetarian to never resume
regular exercise.
o NA
20. The Department of Safe
Transportation reported that 73% of all accidents involve people who are
supposed to wear glasses or contact lenses. We can reduce car accidents if
department employees ask drivers whether they wear glasses or contact lenses
and make a notation on the driver’s license, every time drivers renew their
license. The argument is flawed because it fails to consider that
o Drivers who are supposed
to wear glasses or contact lenses will wear them while driving
o Driver’s license renewals
will catch a fair number of drivers who have not notified the Department that
they are required to wear glasses or contact lenses while driving
o Drivers who are supposed
to wear glasses or contact lenses are not aware of it.
o A vision test will let
drivers know that they need to see an ophthalmologist.
o The departments of transportation
in other states will not implement the same policy.
o NA
21. People between the ages of
40 and 50 purchase more vacations to Mexico than any other age group.
Therefore, the Mexico Tourist Board should convince hotels and resorts in
Mexico to offer more family friendly packages and services.
Which of the
following indicates a flaw in the reasoning above?
o The author assumes that
the majority of people between the ages of 40 and 50 have children.
o The author assumes that
the majority of people between the ages of 40 and 50 want family friendly
vacation.
o The author assumes that
the majority of people between the ages of 40 and 50 are married.
o The author does not supply
information about people in other age groups.
o The author assumes that
the majority of people between the ages of 40 and 50 can afford a vacation in
Mexico.
o NA
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