Sreedhar’s CCE I B PS PO-M T-X I V / SB I PO PRELI M S M T- 3

I B PS PO-M T-X I V / SB I PO PRELI M S M ODEL TEST- 3

ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Direction (1-7): A passage is given below, choose the option that is most appropriate

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to the given passage. Certain words are given in bold to locate them quickly.
The U.S. dollar has a bedrock of (A) the global economy and (B) a reserve
currency for international (C) trade and finance (D). Like any other fiat currency,
the dollar's relative value depends on the economic activity and outlook of the
United States. In addition to fundamentals and technical factors, market psychology
and geopolitical risk also influence the dollar's value on the world market.
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The economy's performance is at the heart of the decision to buy or sell
dollars. Since investors always seek out the highest yield that is predictable or
"safe," an increase in investment, particularly from abroad, creates a strong capital
account and a resulting high demand for dollars. On the other hand, American

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consumption that results in the importing of goods and services from other countries
causes dollars to flow out of the country. If our imports are greater than our
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exports, we will have a deficit in our current account. With a strong economy, a
country can attract foreign capital to offset the trade deficit. That allows the U.S.
to continue its role as the consumption engine that fuels all of the world economies,
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even though it's a debtor nation that borrows this money to consume. This also
allows other countries to export to the U.S. and keep their own economies growing.
When the U.S. exports products or services, it creates a demand for dollars
because customers need to pay for goods and services in dollars. Therefore they
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will have to convert their local currency into dollars by selling their own currency
to buy dollars to make the payment. In the case that the U.S. economy weakens
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and consumption slows due to increasing unemployment, for instance, the U.S.
is confronted with the possibility of a sell-off, which could come in the form of
returning the cash from the sale of bonds or stocks in order to return to their
local currency. When foreign investors buy back their local currency, it has a
dampening effect on the dollar.
The economic conditions during the recession that began in 2007 forced the
U.S. government to play an unprecedented role in the economy. The government
had to take up the slack by increasing spending and propping up the economy.
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The purpose of government spending was to create jobs so that the consumer
could earn money and increase consumption, thereby fuelling the growth needed
to support economic growth. The government took this position at the expense of
an increasing deficit and national debt. In short, the government essentially
printed money and sold government bonds to foreign governments and investors
to increase the supply of dollars, resulting in the currency's depreciation.
1. Which of the following influential factors of Dollar’s value on the global market
is/ are briefly discussed in the passage?
1) Supply and demand factors 2) Sentiment and market psychology
3) Technical factors 4) both 1 & 2 5) both 2 & 3
2. According to the passage, when a deficit occurs?
1) Increasing the dollar value in trading by stacking the odds
2) By increasing the number of imports than that of exports.
3) Upon selling the bonds in foreign market to exchange their fiat currency.
4) By leveraging the market share of the capital infusion of foreign nations.
5) Exchange of respective currencies of nations with Dollar as a medium.

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3. Which of the following is the synonym of the given word “confronted” in the passage?
1) avoid 2) resist 3) yield 4) surrender 5) dodge
4. A sentence has been given in bold and divided into four parts A, B, C, D. One part
of the sentence may or may not have an error. Choose the answer accordingly.
1) A 2) B 3) C 4) D 5) No error
5. In which of the following views, does U.S has a scope in creating a demand for
Dollar with reference to the passage?
1) By allowing more number of Imports than the exports.
2) It is allowed to borrow money at a lower cost and amplifies the power of its
sanctions.

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3) It allows other nations currency to make payment for trading and import ,export
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4) By converting individual nation currency into their currency.
5) Investment in other nations in form of their local currencies through capital
infusion.
6.
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Which of the following ways decrease the recession by increasing the economic
growth?
1) Increasing trading partners and selling bonds.
2) Printing excess money to subjugate the people of nation.

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3) Increase the demand for imports across the global nations.
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4) Creating jobs to increase the consumption.
5) Decrease the national debt by selling some of the gold reserves.
7. Which of the following is the antonym of the given word “dampening” given in the
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passage?
1) Moistening 2) increasing 3) decreasing 4) tempering 5) moderating
Direction (8-12): Consider (C) as the LAST sentence and rearrange the following
sentences (A), (B), (D), (E), and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful
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paragraph and then answer the questions given below.
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A. The transfer of power from the British to Indian hands in 1947 was through the
British Parliament’s Indian Independence Act of 1947.
B. At the same time, the British advised the Princely states to join one of the two
dominions.
C. Thus, two dominions came into being in what was British India and the Princely
states in the sub¬continent.
D. A brief look at the controversy raised by the Muslim League over the name
India in 1947 would be in order.
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E. It created two dominions — India and Pakistan — and released the Princely
States from British paramountcy, thereby, technically making them independent
and sovereign.
F. Most did so before August 15, 1947.
8. Which of the following will be SECOND sentence after rearrangement?
1) A 2) B 3) D 4) E 5) F
9. Which of the following will be FIRST sentence after rearrangement?
1) A 2) B 3) D 4) E 5) F
10. Which of the following will be FOURTH sentence after rearrangement?
1) A 2) B 3) D 4) E 5) F
11. Which of the following will be THIRD sentence after rearrangement?
1) A 2) B 3) D 4) E 5) F
12. Which of the following will be FIFTH sentence after rearrangement?
1) A 2) B 3) D 4) E 5) F

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Direction (13-17): The given sentence is divided into five parts (A), (B),(C),(D) and
(E), and one of those parts is in bold. Consider the part in bold as grammatically
correct. One of the remaining parts may contain an error and if the suggested
replacement of the part given against the sentence can correct the sentence,
that option is your answer.
13. Scorching heatwaves, devastating floods(A)/ and erratic weather patterns are
stark(B)/ reminders to an urgent need to address the(C)/ triple­planetary crisis
of biodiversity loss(D)/ climate change and pollution.(E)
1) Scorching heatwaves, devastating floods
2) reminders to an urgent need to address the

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3) triple­planetary crisis of biodiversity loss
4) climate change and pollution 5) No replacement required
14. Global health statistics reveal a disturbing (A)/ scenario with lung cancer
claiming 10 million(B)/ deaths worldwide in 2020, (C)/as stated in the World
Health Organization(D)/ factsheet published in 2023.(E)
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1) Global health statistics reveal a disturbing
2) factsheet published in 2023.
3) as stated in the World Health Organization
4) No replacement required 5) deaths worldwide in 2020,
15.

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Youngsters around the world (A)/ are taking charge of environmental advocacy,(B)
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/ running marathons, and tracking(C)/ real timedata of air quality, (D)/create
environmental awareness.(E)
1) No replacement required 2) real time data of air quality,
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3) are taking charge of environmental advocacy

4) running marathons, and tracking
5) create environmental awareness
16. In countries with a strong tradition(A)/ of reading, such as Finlandand (B)/United
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Kingdom,ap-proximately(C)/ 80% of respondents still(D)/ favour reading news
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online.(E)
1) In countries with a strong tradition 2) of reading, such as Finlandand
3) United Kingdom, ap-proximately 4) 80% of respondents still
5) No replacement requried
17. A senior government official said armed (A)/ miscreants used automatic guns
to fire(B)/ at the security forces deploying(C)/ in the buffer zone, some of (D)/
them disguised as police personnel.(E)
1) A senior government official said armed
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2) miscreants used automatic guns to fire
3) at the security forces deploying
4) them disguised as police personnel.
5) No replacement required
Direction (18-20): In the following questions, a word is given along with its usage
in sentences given in the options. Choose the option in which use of the given
word is contextually and grammatically correct.
18. Hapless
1) We hapless our wishes and the wishes of millions of others who were dying.
(recited)
2) He was hapless a few weeks ago and now he is in training. (injured)
3) Four hundred medical facilities lie in ruins, their hapless occupants either
dead or badly injured.
1) Only 1 2) only 3 3) Both 1&2 4) Both 2&3 5) None of the these

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19. Hone
1) Her linguistic skills and musicianship were honed from a younage.
2) All you can do is hone your technique and hope it holds up under pressure.
3) Leading companies spend time and money on honing the skills of senior
managers.
1) Only 2 2) Both 2&3 3) All 1,2&3 4) Only 3 5) None of the these
20. Vitiate
1) His spirit was vitiated by pleasure seeking.
2) The world's trading environment is likely to become increasingly vitiate. (hostile)
3) Changes at this point may actually vitiate the entire system.

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1) Only 2 2) Only 1 3) Both 1 &3 4) Both 2&3 5) None of the these
Direction (21-23): In this question, words (A), (B) and (C) are given in bold. If
three of these words are interchanged, the sentence will be meaningful and
grammatically correct. Identify the pair of words, if interchanged which will make
the sentence meaningful and grammatically correct. That pair is your answer. If

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no interchanged required select option (5).
The Comprehensive Strategic (A) Partnership entered into last year has injected
new dynamism (B) in our ties,” said Mr. Modi in a departure(C) statement,

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adding that he hopes to discuss “issues of importance to the region, including
food and energy security.
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1) ACB 2) BCA 3) CBA 4) BAC 5) All correct
22. Seeking time to hold a harmony (A) on the nine issues raised in her letter, Ms.
Gandhi referred to the “continued agony (B) faced by people of Manipur and
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breakdown of Constitutional machinery and social discussion (C) in the State”.

1) CBA 2) ACB 3) BCA 4) BAC 5) All correct
23. The National Education Policy marked (A) the complexity of contemporary(B)
rural India, which is overlooks (C) by a sharp deceleration of its economy, extant
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forms of distress, and pauperization of a majority of its citizens.
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1) BAC 2) CBA 3) ABD 4) ACB 5) All correct

Direction (24-28): In the following passage, some of the words have been
highlighted in bold. First read the passage and try to understand what it is about.
Then replace the highlighted words with the correct option in order to make
grammatical and contextual sense. In case the highlighted word is correct as it
is, mark “no improvement” as the right answer.
Meta had __24__ its Connectivity division arm after almost a decade of
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operations, a report said. The division was home to the company’s satellite and
drone internet projects. Another company confirmed that it would __25__ the
division into Infrastructure and Central Products teams, Light Reading reported.
While the exact reason behind the closure of the Connectivity division is unclear,
it comes as a part of organisation restructuring and __26__, which cut 11,000
jobs in the company last month, the report said. Launched in 2013, Meta
Connectivity worked on the projects that __27__ autonomous high-flying drones
providing internet to the underserved parts of the world, __28__ of a Starlink-like
internet system through low Earth orbit satellites. The projects were later shut
down.
24. 1) close 2) depleted 3) locked 4) slam 5) shut
25. 1) split 2) fissured 3) blow 4) contradict 5) rent
26. 1) stay offs 2) hiring 3) upsizing 4) layoffs 5) upraising
27. 1) corporate 2) executed 3) included 4) leave out 5) relied
28. 1) impeachment 2) development 3) retreat 4) incline 5) escalate

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Direction (29-30): Choose the appropriate meaning of the Idioms used in the
sentences given below.
29. Laying off of thousands of workers is inevitable under the new economic policy.
1) dismissal from jobs of 2) offering new jobs to
3) reduction of workers’ wages of 4) sending on leave
5) none of the these
30. He agreed that the beginning of the article appeared to be written tongue-in-
cheek but the end of it was downright insulting.
1) in an insincere way 2) to praise whole heartedly
3) a sensational news

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4) to lay something hurtful 5) None of the these
QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE
31. The speed of the boat in still water is 16 km/h and speed of the current is 2 km/
h. It takes a total of 6.5 hours to row upstream from point A to point B and
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downstream from point B to point C. If the distance from point A to point B is two-
third the distance between point B and C. what is the total distance travelled by
the boat(both upstream and downstream) ?
1) 112 kms 2) 98 kms 3) 105 kms 4) 124 kms 5) 90 kms
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Anurag’s annual income is Rs. 6,36,000. He spends 22% of his monthly income on
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paying bills. 18% on household items. 12% on paying his children’s fees and 4%
he donates to a charity. If two-fifth of the remaining amount he invests in mutual
funds, what is the amount left with him every month ?
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1) Rs. 14,650 2) Rs. 17,850 3) Rs. 13,992 4) Rs. 12,162 5) Rs. 9,328
33. 8 years ago, Jyoti’s age was equal to Swati’s present age. If the sum of Jyoti’s age
10 years from now and Swati’s age 6 years ago is 88 years. What was Kusum’s age
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14 years ago, if Kusum is 8 years younger to Swati ?(in years)
1) 22 2) 24 3) 25 4) 14 5) 16
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34. A started a business with an investment of Rs. 14,000. After 2 months B joins in
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with of the amount that A invested and A withdraws Rs. 4000. After 2 more
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months, C joins with Rs. 8000 and A again withdraws Rs. 2000. After an year, if C
received Rs. 2,656 as his share then what was the total profit (in Rs.) ?
1) 11,668 2) 12,284 3) 16,954 4) 14,326 5) 13,548
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35. In a yoga class there were 12 members. Two members left the class and 4 new
members joined. If the average age decreased by 4 years and the total age
decreased by 2. What is the new average age of the class ?(in years)
1) 22 2) 27 3) 23 4) 18 5) 28
36. Rs. 1500 were invested for 5 years in Scheme A which offers simple interest at a
rate of 14% p.a. The amount received after 5 years and some additional money, is
then invested in Scheme B, for 2 years, which offers compound
interest(compounded annually) at a rate of 20% p.a. If the compound interest
received from Scheme B after 2 years is Rs.1408. What was the additional money
invested in Scheme B apart from the amount received from Scheme A ?
1) Rs. 450 2) Rs. 500 3) Rs. 650 4) Rs. 280 5) Rs. 520
37. The population of a state in the year 2013 was 1,12,926. If the rate of increase
was 10% and 20% respectively from the year 2011 to 2012 and 2012 to 2013.
What was the population in the year 2011 ?
1) 75,550 2) 86,450 3) 76,950 4) 79,550 5) 85,550

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38. In what respective ratio two varieties of rice costing Rs. 36 per kg and Rs. 60 per
kg be mixed, so that by selling the mixture at Rs. 54 per kg 20% profit is earned ?
1) 7 : 5 2) 5 : 3 3) 4 : 3 4) 5 : 2 5) 3 : 2
39. 24 men can complete a piece of work in 14 days, 2 days after they started working.
4 more men joined them and after 2 more days 6 men left. How many more days
will they now take to complete the remaining work ?
3 1 6 4 1
1) 15 2) 14 3) 10 4) 12 5) 11
5 7 11 11 12

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40. A rectangular plot, has a concrete path running in the middle of the plot parallel
to the length of the plot. The rest of the plot is used as a lawn, which has an area
of 253 sq. m If the width of the path is 4m and the length of the plot is greater
than its breadth by 8m. what is the area of the plot ?(in m. sq.)
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1) 354 2) 432 3) 345 4) 896 5) 682
Direction(41-45) : Study the following graph carefully to answer the given questions.
Number of candidates (in hundreds) applying for three different posts at five

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organisations
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Management Trainee Jr Engineer Programmer
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400
350
Number of candidates

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250
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200
150
100
50
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V W X Y Z
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Organisation
41. Total number of candidates applied for Programmer and Management Trainee
together from organisation W is what percent of the total no of candidates applied
for these two posts together for all the given organisations together? (rounded off
to nearest integer)
1) 14 2) 13 3) 17 4) 11 5) 15
42. What is the ratio between no.of candidates applied for Jr Engineer from
organisations V, W & X together and the no. of candidates applied for Management
Trainee from organisations X, Y & Z together respectively ?
1) 10 : 7 2) 9 : 7 3) 11 : 8 4) 11 : 7 5) 9 : 8
43. What is the respective ratio between no.of candidates applied for Jr. Engineer at
organisations V, X & Y together and no.of candidates applied for Management
Trainee at organisations W, Y & Z together ?
1) 17 : 12 2) 16 : 13 3) 16 : 9 4) 15 : 11 5) 16 : 11

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44. If the no.of candidates who got selected for the job out of those applied for
organisation Y were 18% for Programmer 21% for Management Trainee and 15 %
for Jr. Engineer then what was the total no.of candidates got selected for the job
at organisation Y ?
1) 6630 2) 6870 3) 9177 4) 6470 5) 5780
45. If the no. of candidates who got selected out of those who applied for Programmer
for each organisation was 18% and the no. of candidates who got selected out of
those who applied for Jr. Engineer for each organisation was 14% what is the
difference between no.of candidates got selected for Programmer from all

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organisations together and the no.of candidates got selected for Jr. Engineer
from all organisations together ?
1) 8180 2) 8240 3) 8040 4) 7480 5) 7080
Direction(46-50) : What approximate value will come in place of the question
mark (?) in the given question? (You are not expected to calculate exact value)
46.
1) 42 2) 32
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1425.99  31.12 + 323.898  8.892 = ?
3) 59 4) 50 5) 18
47. 15.0032 + 23.982 - (1282.998 + 578.898)  6.892 = ?
1) 718 2) 549

E3) 763 4) 678 5) 635

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48. 1664.92  37.11 = ? - 163.02
1) 534 2) 424 3) 329 4) 256 5) 208
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49. (29.989% of 4530.11) - (22.04% of 4599.99) = ? + 125.99

1) 323 2) 289 3) 278 4) 221 5) 296
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50.  1600.015  168.996   195.989  120.996  ?
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1) 97 2) 81 3) 72 4) 61 5) 58
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Direction(51-55) : In this question two equations numbered I & II are given. You
have to solve both the equations and mark the appropriate answer.
51. I. 9x2 – 45x + 56 = 0
II.4y2 – 17y + 18 = 0
1) X > Y 2) X < Y 3) X  Y 4) X  Y
5) Relationship between x and y cannot be established
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52. I. 2x2 – 7x + 3 = 0
II. 2y2 – 7y + 6 = 0
1) X  Y 2) X < Y 3) X  Y
4) Relationship between X and Y cannot be established 5) X > Y
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53. I. 4x + 16x + 15 = 0
II. 2y2 + 3y + 1 = 0
1) Relationship between x and y cannot be established
2) X  Y 3) X < Y 4) X  Y 5) X > Y
54. I. 2x2 + 11x + 14 = 0
II. 2y2 + 15y + 28 = 0
1) X > Y 2) X  Y
3) Relationship between x and y cannot be established
4) X < Y 5) X  Y

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55. I. 6x2 + 11x + 4 = 0

II. 4y2 – 7y – 2 = 0
1) X > Y 2) X < Y
3) Relationship between x and Y cannot be established
4) X  Y 5) X  Y
Direction(56-60) : Refer to the pie chart and table to answer the given question :
Distribution of total number of cakes (both sponge cakes and
butter cakes) baked by 8 bakeries in the year 2022:
Total number : 64,000

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H A Bakeries Respective ratio of
7% 13% number of sponge cakes
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baked and number of
15% B
ha9% A
B
butter cakes baked
9:7
5:7
C 5:3
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12%

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16%
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11 : 5
8:7
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F 7 : 13
G 12 : 13
E D H 9:5
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56. What is the central angle corresponding to the total number cakes (both butter
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cakes and sponge cakes) baked by bakery A ?
1) 46.8° 2) 42.8° 3) 52.4° 4) 55.2° 5) 38.8°
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57. A baker in bakery C gets Rs. 3.50 as commission for baking a sponge cake and Rs.
6.25 as commission for baking a butter cake. One such baker in bakery C baked
26% of the number of sponge cakes baked by bakery C and 35% of the number of
butter cakes baked by the same bakery. What was the difference between the
commission earned by him for baking sponge cakes and the commission earned
by him for baking butter cakes ?
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1) Rs. 2294 2) Rs. 3042 3) Rs. 2576 4) Rs. 2820 5) Rs. 2756
58. What is the average number of sponge cakes baked by bakeries B, E, F and G
together ?
1) 3964 2) 4216 3) 4156 4) 3882 5) 4342
59. What is the respective ratio between total number of sponge cakes baked by
bakeries A and D together and total number of butter cakes baked by bakeries B
and H together ?
1) 71 : 48 2) 97 : 62 3) 101 : 64 4) 39 : 55 5) 85 : 52
60. Number of cakes (both butter cakes and sponge cakes) baked by bakery E is by
what percent more than the number of cakes (both butter cakes and sponge
cakes) baked by bakery G ?
1) 38 2) 44 3) 40 4) 42 5) 36

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Direction(61-65) : Study the following graph carefully to answer the given question:
Amount in hundreds spent by Subhash on different items over the month
Education Medical Miscellaneous

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Amount spent hundred Rs

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15
10
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June

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July August September October November December
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Months
61. By what percent the total expenditure on all three items together in December is
more than the total expenditure on all three items together in June? (rounded off
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to two digits after decimal)

1) 30 2) 42.86 3) 40.36 4) 32 5) 44.32
62. What is the percent fall in expenditure on miscellaneous items and education
together from September to October ? (rounded off to nearest integer)
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1) 15 2) 13 3) 18 4) 11 5) 16
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63. What is the difference between total expenditure on education for all the given
months and the total expenditure on medical for all the given months ?
1) 4600 2) 2000 3) 2600 4) 6400 5) 3400
64. What approximately is the average expenditure per month on miscellaneous
items ?
1) Rs. 3750 2) Rs. 3385 3) Rs. 2995 4) Rs. 3275 5) Rs. 3945
65. During which month the percent rise/ fall in expenditure on medical from the
previous month was the highest ?
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1) August 2) December 3) October 4) November 5) September
REASONING
Directions: (66-70) Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below.
Eight people B, C, D, G, K, P, R, S are sitting in a circular table and the
distance between each two adjacent people is 11m and four people like different
colours of ORANGE, INDIGO, GREEN, PURPLE but not necessarily in the same
order. People who like colours are not sitting each other.
The distance between S and K is 22m. S is sitting third to the left of one who
is sitting immediate left one who likes Indigo. The distance between R and C is
33m in either of the people one of them likes Orange. B and G are sitting opposite
to each other but neither of them likes colour. Distance between G and D is 22m
and G is sitting immediate left of one who likes Purple. One who likes Green
colour is sitting 22m away from R. P is sitting neither an immediate to R nor K,
who is 22m away from the P. S neither like purple nor immediate left of G.
66. What is the distance between B and P?
1) 22cm 2) 33cm 3) 44cm 4) 55cm 5) Either 33cm or 55cm

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67. What is the position of D with respect to one who likes Green?
1) 3rd left 2) 3rd right 3) 4th right 4) 4th left 5) Either 3 or 4
68. How many of them are sitting between P and S?
1) One 2) Two 3) Three 4) Four 5) Either 2 or 4
69. Who is sitting third to the left of K?
1) B 2) D 3) S 4) C 5) R
70. Find the odd one out?
1) RP 2) KS 3) BD 4) RK 5) GC
Direction: (71-73) In the question, relationship between some elements is shown
in the statement (s). These statements are followed by two conclusions. Read the
statements and given answer.

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71. Statement: B < C = D  E = G  L < K, O  L = T F = H > N  S
Conclusions: I. C  S II. B < O
1) Only conclusion I is true 2) Only conclusion II is true
3) Either conclusion I or II is true 4) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
5) Both conclusions I and II are true
72. Statement: P = Q > R  S > T = U < V,
ha U  W>X<P=T>N  K
Conclusions: I. K < V II. Q > X
1) Only conclusion I is true 2) Only conclusion II is true
3) Either conclusion I or II is true 4) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
5) Both conclusions I and II are true
73. Statement: E > F  K = D  J  N > L, H  M=R>P  G<N=O
Conclusions: I. F < O

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1) Only conclusion I is true
II. F = N
2) Only conclusion II is true
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3) Either conclusion I or II is true 4) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
5) Both conclusions I and II are true
Directions: (74-78) Study the following information carefully and answer the
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questions given below.

Six people B, K, Q, T, U, X are living in a building, which has six floors and
each floor has different square feet of 800, 840, 880, 956, 1024, 1200 but not
necessarily in the same order. Ground floor is numbered as 1 above it is numbered
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as 2 and so on.... topmost floor is numbered as 6. Q is living in even number floor,
which has either the highest or the least square feet. X is living immediately
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below the floor, which has 800 square feet. Only three people are living between
B and the one’s floor, which is 1024 square feet and either of the people one of
them is living at ground floor. As many people are living above U as below one’s
floor, which is 956 square feet. The difference between the floors size of T and K
is 40 square feet. T is living above K. The person who lives in the floor, which area
is 1024 square feet is living above the floor of which has 880 square feet and
either of the floors one of the floors is at ground. Only one person is living between
Q and X both are living on either even or odd number floor but not at top.
74. Who is living in the least area floor?
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1) T 2) K 3) U 4) Q 5) Either T or K
75. What is the Area of B’s floor?
1) 800 sq. ft 2) 840 sq. ft 3) 880 sq. ft 4) 956 sq. ft 5) 1024 sq. ft
76. What is the difference between the areas of 2nd and 5th floors?
1) 68 sq. ft 2) 66sq. ft 3) 64sq. ft 4) 67 sq. ft 5) 65 sq. ft
77. Which of the following floors has the highest and the least areas respectively?
1) 3rd& 4th 2) 2nd& 3rd 3) 4th& 5th 4) 4th& 3rd 5) 5th& 6th
78. Find the odd one out in below options?
1) T – 1200 2) B – 800 3) K – 1024 4) U – 800 5) X – 1024
Direction: (79-81) Study the following information carefully and answer the given
questions.
W is the father of U who is the sister of T. M is the sister-in-law of U. R has
only two children. R is the father-in-law of T. M is the mother of P who is the
niece of U. S is the sister of M. W has only two childrens. No other member in the
family other than those mentioned in the above arrangement.
79. Who amongst the following people is the husband of M?
1) R 2) W 3) U 4) T 5) S

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80. How is S related to P?

1) Aunt 2) Sister 3) Husband 4) Brother 5) Mother
81. Who is the father-in-law of M?
1) T 2) W 3) S 4) R 5) M
Directions: (82-86) Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below.
Six people H, K, M, P, V, Y are purchasing different shirts and pants at
different prices. The cost of each shirt and each pant is 1200, 1500, 1600, 1800,
1900, 2500 (i.e. if one person purchases shirt/pant for 1200 then no other person
purchase the shirt/pant for 1200). No person spent same amount on two things
(e.g. if one person spent ‘1200’ amount on shirt then he doesn’t spent ‘1200’

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amount on pant). The amount spent by Y on shirt and P on pant is same. The
difference between amount spent by P on pant and shirt is 1000. Amount spent by
H on pant and P on shirt is same. H spent 700 more on Pant compare to Y. M spent
200 less on shirt compare to Y on pant. There is no difference between amount
spent M on shirt and V on pant. V spent 400 less on shirt compare to pant. Y spent
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100 less compare with M on pant. Y does not spent 1900 on shirt. The amount
spent by K on shirt and Y on pant is not same.
82. Who spent on highest amount on both items?
1) P 2) H 3) Y 4) V 5) M
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2) 400

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What is the difference between amounts spent by V on shirt and K in pant?
1) 300 3) 700 4) 1000 5) 0
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84. What is the total amount spent by K?
1) 2100 2) 2500 3) 2700 4) 3100 5) 3500
85. What is the total amount spent by H and Y?
1) 7600 2) 7500 3) 7700 4) 7800 5) 7400
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86. Find the odd one out?

1) Y’s shirt – P’ pant 2) M’s pant - K’s shirt 3) H’s shirt – Y’s pant
4) V’s pant – P’s shirt 5) P’s shirt – H’s pant
C
Directions: (87-90) Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below.
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Q is going 5km towards south direction to reach N’s home, from N’s house he
taken 3km towards west direction to reach K and then taken 7km right to reach
H and then taken 2km towards left direction to reach A. Another side V is going
4km towards north direction to reach P and then he taken 6km towards right to
reach M from that point he taken 2km towards right to reach T and then taken
1km left to reach D from that point he taken 4km north direction to reach A.
87. What is the distance between M and H?
1) 5km 2) 13 km 3) 15 km 4) 17 km 4) 4km
C
88. A is which direction with respect to Q?
1) north-east 2) north-west 3) south-east 4) south-west 5) south
89. If X taken 1km toward south direction from V then X is in which direction with
respect to N?
1) east 2) west 3) north-west 4) south-west 5) south
90. If Z is going 5km east direction from point Q, then find the distance between Z
and P?
1) 12km 2) 7km 3) 15km 4) 17km 5) 19km
Directions: (91-95) Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below.
Certain number of chairs are arranged for certain number of people in a
straight line and each one belongs to different age group. G is sitting third to the
right of one who has 31y. A is two years younger than E, who is five years elder
than G. Only two chairs are arranged between E and one who has 21y but no one
is sitting between them. Either E or 21 year old is sitting at 2nd position from any
one of the ends. A and F do not have 21y. One who has 16y is fifth to the left of D
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The difference between the ages of C and D is 10y and C is eldest among them.
The age difference between AF is 8 years. As many chairs are arranged to the left
of G is two more than right of E. Only one person is sitting between G and E, who
is sitting left to 21y old person. A is sitting immediate left of F and A is elder than
F but either of the people one of them is sitting at ends of the line. B is sitting
second to the right of one who has 23y and second to the left of E. The age
difference between AF is same as between CG.
91. If another two chairs are arranged at each ends then how many total chairs are
there in the line?
1) Fifteen 2) Sixteen 3) Seventeen 4) Eighteen 5) Nineteen

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92. Who is the youngest among them?
1) D 2) F 3) B 4) G 5) C
93. What is the age of F?
1) 34 2) 18 3) 26 4) 28 5) 21
94. What is the position of B with respect to C?
1) 2nd right 2) 3rd right 3) 4th right 5) 5th right 5) 6th right

2) Five
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95. How many people are sitting between F and E?
1) Three 3) Eight 4) Four 5) Six
Directions: (96-98) Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below.

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Five people B, K, R, S, U are getting different ranks from I to V and each one
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has different weights 29kg, 30kg, 32kg, 35kg, 38kg but not necessarily in the
same order. S got better rank than U but not heavier. Only R got better rank than
B but not heavier than B. K is lighter than only U but got better rank than U. Two
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people got ranks between B and U. S got better rank than K and heavier than B.
96. Who is the lightest among them?
1) B 2) U 3) R 4) S 5) K
97. What is the difference between the weights of II and V rankers?
C
1) 2kg 2) 5kg 3) 6kg 4) 8kg 5) 3kg
98. Who got the same rank in both fields?
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1) R 2) K 3) U 4) B 5) S
Directions: (99-100) Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below.
A 4 S @ 5 D # 1 F 7 $ G 9 H 2 % J 8 & K 3 L * 6 M © N  V ¥
99. All the letters are deleted from the above arrangement then which is fourth to
the right of sixth from the left-end?
1) 2 2) % 3) @ 4)  5) ©
100. How many digits are immediately followed by a letter and immediately preceded
C
by a symbol?
1) One 2) Two 3) Three 4) Four 5) More than four

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21.5 22.1 23.2 24.5 25.1 26.4 27.3 28.2 29.1 30.1
31.3 32.3 33.5 34.2 35.2 36.3 37.5 38.2 39.3 40.3
41.2 42.5 43.5 44.2 45.3 46.4 47.3 48.5 49.4 50.2
51.1 52.4 53.3 54.2 55.2 56.1 57.3 58.2 59.2 60.3
61.2 62.2 63.2 64.5 65.3 66.5 67.2 68.3 69.2 70.4
71.2 72.5 73.3 74.2 75.3 76.1 77.4 78.5 79.4 80.1
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