Vijya Bank Clerks’ Grade Recruitment Examination Held on 07-02-2010 Question Paper With Answer Key

Vijya Bank

Clerks’ Grade Recruitment Examination

Held on 07-02-2010

Test I

Reasoning Ability

1. How many such pairs of digits are there in number ‘36725918’ each of which has as many digits between them in the number as when the digits are arranged in descending order within the numbers ?

(1)   None

(2)   One

(3)   Two

(4)   Three

(5)   More than three

Answer: (2)

2. What should come next in the following number series ?

6 8 8 1 2 6 8 6 1 2 3 6 8 8 1 2 3 4 6 8 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 8

(1)   6

(2)   1

(3)   4

(4)   8

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

3. In a certain code ‘PAGE’ is written as ‘3%7@’, ‘SORE’ is written as ‘8©9@’. How is ‘PEAS’ written in that code ?

(1)   3@©8

(2)   3@%9

(3)   3@%8

(4)   3%@8

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

4. If ‘@’ means ‘×’, © means ‘÷’, ‘%’ means ‘+’ and ‘$’ means ‘−‘ then

6  %  12  ©  3  @ 8  $  3 = ?

(1)   37

(2)   35

(3)   39

(4)   33

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

5. In a certain code ‘MOUSE’ is written as ‘PRUQC’. How is ‘SHIFT’ written in that code ?

(1)   VKIRD

(2)   VKIDR

(3)   VJIDR

(4)   VIKRD

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

6. How many meaningful English words can be made with the letters ‘OEHM’ using each letter only once in each word ?

(1)   None

(2)   One

(3)   Two

(4)   Three

(5)   More than three

Answer: (2)

7. Among A, B, C, D and E each scoring different marks in a test, C scored more than D but not as much as E. E scored more than A who scored less than B. Who score third highest marks?

(1)   B

(2)   A

(3)   C

(4)   Data inadequate

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

8. ‘K’ walked 5 m towards North, took a left turn and walked for 10 m. He then took a right turn and walked for 20 m and again took right turn and walked 10 m. How far he is from the starting point  ?

(1)   20 m

(2)   15 m

(3)   25 m

(4)   30 m

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

9. Pointing to a girl, Mr. Suraj said “She is the only daughter of my father’s son-in-law”. How is the girl related to Mr. Suraj ?

(1)   Niece

(2)   Cousins

(3)   Sister

(4)   Daughter

(5)   Cannot be determined

Answer: (1)

10. Sneha correctly remembers that her father’s birthday is before 16th June but after 11th June whereas her younger brother correctly remembers that their father’s birthday is after 13th June but before 18th June and her elder brother correctly remembers that their father’s birthday is on an even date. On what date in June is definitely is on an even date. On what date in June is definitely their father’s birthday ?

(1)   Sixteenth

(2)   Twelfth

(3)   Fourteenth or Sixteenth

(4)   Data inadequate

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (5)

11. How many such digits are there in the number ‘37152869’ each o which is as far away from the beginning of the number as when the digits are arranged in ascending order within the number ?

(1)   None

(2)   One

(3)   Two

(4)   Three

(5)   More than three

Answer: (3)

12. How many such pairs of letters are there in the word ‘CONFIRM’ each of which has as many letters between them in the word as in the English alphabet ?

(1)   None

(2)   One

(3)   Two

(4)   Three

(5)   More than three

Answer: (3)

13. ‘KN’ is related to ‘QT’ in the same way as ‘DG’ related to ……..

(1)   JN

(2)   IM

(3)   JM

(4)   IN

(5)   IL

Answer: (3)

Directions (Q. 14-16) : Following questions are based on the five three-digit numbers given below.

518   849  365  783  291

14. If the positions of first and third digits in each numbers are interchanged, which of the following will be second digit of third highest number  ?

(1)   1

(2)   4

(3)   8

(4)   9

(5)   6

Answer: (5)

15. If the first digit in the all the numbers starting with an even digit is replaced by a n umber preceding it, then which of the following will be the sum of the first digit of the resulting highest and the lowest numbers ?

(1)   4

(2)   8

(3)   7

(4)   6

(5)   3

Answer: (2)

16. If the positions of the first and the second digits in each number are interchanged, which of the following will be the second highest number ?

(1)   849

(2)   365

(3)   783

(4)   291

(5)   518

Answer: (3)

Directions (Q. 17-22) : Study the following arrangement carefully and answer the questions given below.

Q 9 K # P @ 3 E N S A C * G © U M 7 F I V % 4 Z 8 Y

17. If all the numbers are dropped from the above arrangement, which of the following will be the seventeenth from the right end ?

(1)   E

(2)   P

(3)   I

(4)   C

(5)   @

Answer: (5)

18. Which of the following is the sixth to the left of the fifth to the left of ‘V’ ?

(1)   3

(2)   A

(3)   N

(4)   S

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

19. Which of the following is the eighth to the right of the fourteenth from t he left end of the above arrangement ?

(1)   V

(2)   4

(3)   %

(4)   E

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

20. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on their positions in the above arrangement and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group ?

(1)   1M%

(2)   CNG

(3)   3#N

(4)   UGC

(5)   GAU

Answer: (4)

21. How many such symbols are there in above arrangement, each of which is immediately preceded by an alphabet and immediately followed by a number ?

(1)   None

(2)   One

(3)   Two

(4)   Three

(5)   More than three

Answer: (3)

22. How many such vowels are there in the above arrangement, each of which is immediately preceded by a number and immediately followed by a consonant ?

(1)   None

(2)   One

(3)   Three

(4)   Two

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. 23-28) : In each of the questions below are given four statements followed  by three conclusions numbered I, II and III. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

23. Statements : All coins are glasses.

Some glasses are cups.

Some cups are boxes.

All boxes are pins.

Conclusions : I. Some coins are cups.

II. Some pins are glasses.

III. Some cups are pins.

(1)   None follows

(2)   Only I follows

(3)   Only III follows

(4)   Only II and III follow

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (3)

24. Statements : Some pens are pencils.

All pencils are caps.

All caps are buses.

Some buses are trains.

Conclusions : I. Some trains are caps.

II. Some pens are buses.

III. Some pencils are trains.

(1)   Only I follows

(2)   Only II follows

(3)   Only I and III follow

(4)   None follows

(5)   All I, II and III follow

Answer: (2)

25. Statements : All shirts are skirts.

All skirts are banks.

All banks are roads.

All roads are brushes.

Conclusions : I. All banks are skirts.

II. All roads are banks.

III. Some  brushes are shirts.

(1)   Only I follows

(2)   Only III follows

(3)   Only I and III follow

(4)   All I, II and III follow

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (2)

26. Statements : Some fishes are plates.

Some plates are spoons.

Some spoons are plants.

All plants are crows.

Conclusions : I. Some plates are crows.

II. Some crows are spoons

III. Some plants are spoons.

(1)   Only I follows

(2)   Only I and II follow

(3)   None follows

(4)   Only II and III follow

(5)   Either I or III follows

Answer: (4)

27. Statements : Some eggs are hens.

Some hens are ducks.

All ducks are pigeons.

All pigeons are sparrows.

Conclusions : I. All ducks are sparrows.

II. No egg is duck

III. Some sparrows are hens.

(1)   Only I follows

(2)   Only I and II follow

(3)   Only III follows

(4)   Only I and III follow

(5)   All I, II and III follow

Answer: (5)

28. Statements : No man is tiger.

No tiger is cat.

Some cats are lions.

Some lions are tigers.

Conclusions : I. Some tigers are cats.

II. Some cats are men.

III. Some lions are men.

(1)   None follows

(2)   Only III follows

(3)   Only I and II follow

(4)   Only I follows

(5)   Only II and III follow

Answer: (1)

Directions (Q. 29-33) : In the following questions, the symbols @, ©, $ % and are used with the following meaning as illustrated below.

P © Q means P is not smaller than Q.

P ⋆ Q means P is not greater than Q.

P @ means P is neither greater than nor smaller than Q.

P $ Q means P is neither smaller than no equal to Q.

P % Q means P is neither greater than nor equal to Q.

Now in each of the following questions assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the conclusion I, II, III and IV given below them is/are definitely true and give your answers accordingly.

29. Statements : K © L, L % O, O @ M, M ⋆ N

Conclusions : I. N © O

II. M $ L

III. K ⋆ N

IV. L @ N

(1)   Only II is true

(2)   Only I and II are true

(3)   Only I is true

(4)   Either I or II is true

(5)   None is true

Answer: (2)

30. Statements : A ⋆ B, B $ C, C % D, D © E

Conclusions : I. D $ A

II. B $ D

III. E % C

IV. A @ E

(1)   Only I is true

(2)   Only either I or II is true

(3)   Only I and IV are true

(4)   None is true

(5)   Only IV is true

Answer: (4)

31. Statements : F $ P, P @ R, R © S, S % T

Conclusions : I. R % F

II. S ⋆ P

III. P © T

IV. S % F

(1)   Only I, II and III are true

(2)   Only I and II are true

(3)   Only III and IV are true

(4)   Only I, II and IV are true

(5)   All are true

Answer: (4)

32. Statements : G % H, H ⋆ I, I $ J, J @ K

Conclusions : I. G % I

II. G % J

III. K $ I

IV. H ⋆ J

(1)   Only I is true

(2)   Only II is true

(3)   Only I, II and III are true

(4)   Only either I or II and III are true

(5)   All are true

Answer: (1)

33. Statements : V @ W, W % X, X ⋆ Y, Y $ Z

Conclusions : I. Z $ X

II. Y © V

III. W % Y

IV. Y @ W

(1)   Only I and II are true

(2)   Only II is true

(3)   Only III is true

(4)   None is true

(5)   Only III and IV are true

Answer: (3)

Directions (Q. 34-40) : Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circle facing the centre. C is fourth to the left of F who is fifth to right of E. D is third to the right of A who is not immediate neighbour of E or F. B is third to left of H who is not immediate neighbour of E.

34. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on their positions in the above sitting arrangement and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group ?

(1)   HFE

(2)   DCG

(3)   BGF

(4)   AEF

(5)   CGB

Answer: (4)

35. Who is between D and E ?

(1)   C

(2)   B

(3)   A

(4)   Data inadequate

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

36. Which of the following pairs are sitting between A and D ?

(1)   FB

(2)   GB

(3)   FG

(4)   FE

(5)   GE

Answer: (3)

37. Who is third to the right of E ?

(1)   B

(2)   F

(3)   D

(4)   G

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

38. Who is to the immediate right of A ?

(1)   G

(2)   B

(3)   F

(4)   Data inadequate

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

39. What is D’s position with respect to B ?

(A)  Immediate right

(B)  Fourth to the right

(C)  Third to the left

(D)  Immediate left

(1)   Only A

(2)   Only B

(3)   Only B and C

(4)   Only D

(5)   Only either A or D

Answer: (4)

40. In which of the following pairs is the first person sitting to the immediate left of the second person ?

(1)   CH

(2)   GA

(3)   BD

(4)   FG

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Directions (Q. 41-50) : In each of the questions given below which one of the five answer figures should come after the problems figures, if the sequence were continued ?

41. Problems Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (2)

42. Problems Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

43. Problems Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

44. Problems Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

45. Problems Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

46. Problems Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (1)

47. Problems Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

48. Problems Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (1)

49. Problems Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (2)

50. Problems Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

Test II

Numerical Ability

Directions (Q. 51-75) : What value will come in place of the question mark (?) in the following questions ?

51. 26 × 451 – ? = 6103

(1)   6532

(2)   5623

(3)   6251

(4)   4563

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

52. 

(1)   25

(2)   5

(3)   15

(4)   20

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

53. 47 × 251 – 3695 = ?

(1)   8102

(2)   8100

(3)   9208

(4)   7891

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

54. (12.25 × 4.02 – 14.26) × ? = 699.7

(1)   10

(2)   20

(3)   15

(4)   25

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

55. 632 ÷ 25 + (?)2 = 61.28

(1)   36

(2)   32

(3)   6

(4)   25

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

56. ? % of 452 = 311.88

(1)   67

(2)   52

(3)   59

(4)   71

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

57. 89% of ? + 365 = 1075.22

(1)   798

(2)   897

(3)   898

(4)   752

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

58. 12 + 4458.02 – ? = 7592.14

(1)   465

(2)   651

(3)   575

(4)   561

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

59. 

(1)   47

(2)   56

(3)   52

(4)   35

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

60. ? × 35 + 265 = 2680

(1)   79

(2)   63

(3)   75

(4)   68

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

61. 

(1)   56

(2)   65

(3)   2361

(4)   3136

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

62. 625 ÷ 5 × 25 = ?

(1)   3100

(2)   2125

(3)   3125

(4)   2520

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

63. ? × 25 ÷ 6 = 1962.5

(1)   541

(2)   457

(3)   358

(4)   471

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

64. 59 × 257.2 ÷ 1254.6 = 5?

(1)   10.5

(2)   9.5

(3)   7.6

(4)   8.7

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

65. (1024 – 362 – 214) ÷ (786 – 730) = ?

(1)   7

(2)   6

(3)   9

(4)   12

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

66. 14 + 478.23 + 174.69 = ?

(1)   1322.06

(2)   1352.06

(3)   1205.02

(4)   1235.03

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

67. 40 × 12.5 × 1.3 = ?

(1)   765

(2)   639

(3)   705

(4)   650

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

68. 25% of 965 – 69% of ? = 210.2

(1)   50

(2)   49

(3)   55

(4)   45

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

69. 2704 ÷ 2 × ? = 31096

(1)   21

(2)   33

(3)   23

(4)   26

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

70. 

(1)   62

(2)   58

(3)   32

(4)   68

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

71. 142 × 20 × 3 = ?

(1)   7250

(2)   7425

(3)   8250

(4)   8520

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

72. 806 ÷ 31 = ?

(1)   22

(2)   26

(3)   34

(4)   31

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

73. 2530 ÷ ? ÷ 10 = 12.65

(1)   25

(2)   20

(3)   31

(4)   30

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

74. 7685 ÷ 265 × 13.25 = ?

(1)   384.25

(2)   394.72

(3)   374.40

(4)   362.40

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

75. 35% of ? = 197.4

(1)   665

(2)   654

(3)   564

(4)   551

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

76. If 40% of a number is 256, then what is 25% of that number ?

(1)   260

(2)   150

(3)   160

(4)   210

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

77. A number consists of two digits whose sum is 8. If 18 is subtracted from the number, the digits interchange their places. What is the number ?

(1)   54

(2)   53

(3)   35

(4)   45

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

78. What number should replace both the question marks (?) in the following question ?

(1)   89

(2)   73

(3)   99

(4)   85

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

79. If 15 men can do a piece of work in 60 days, then how many men will do the same work in 25 days ?

(1)   26

(2)   36

(3)   42

(4)   29

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

80. The length of a rectangle exceeds its breadth by 7 cm. If the perimeter of the rectangle is 126 cm, then, what will be the breadth of the rectangle ?

(1)   56 cm

(2)   38 cm

(3)   25 cm

(4)   32 cm

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

81. Meena bought two fans for Rs 1200 each. She sold one at a loss of 5% and the other at a profit of 10%. What will be the total profit or loss per cent ?

(1)   1.2% loss

(2)   1.2% profit

(3)   2.5% profit

(4)   2.5% loss

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

82. What is the least number to be subtracted from 2486 to make it a perfect square?

(1)   50

(2)   80

(3)   74

(4)   65

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

83. In how many ways, the letters of the word ‘ATTEMPT’ can be arranged ?

(1)   980

(2)   840

(3)   520

(4)   780

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

84. The difference between two two-digit numbers is 18. If four times the second number is less than three times the first number by 18, then, what is the sum of these two numbers ?

(1)   100

(2)   80

(3)   86

(4)   92

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

85. One-fourth of a number exceeds its one-seventh by 24. What is the number ?

(1)   244

(2)   322

(3)   224

(4)   342

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

86. What would be the compound interest obtained on an amount of Rs 6000 at the rate of 7% per annum for 2 yr?

(1)   Rs 767.50

(2)   Rs 846.2

(3)   Rs 769.4

(4)   Rs 860.4

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

87. The sum of three consecutive numbers is 294. What is the sum of the smallest and the largest numbers ?

(1)   174

(2)   185

(3)   196

(4)   200

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

88. 300 apples are distributed equally among a certain number of students. Had there been 10 more students, each would have received one apple less. Find the number of students.

(1)   70

(2)   40

(3)   55

(4)   50

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

89. In a mixture of milk and water of volume 30 L, the ratio of milk and water is 7 : 3. How much quantity of water is to be added to the mixture to make the ratio of milk and water 1 : 2 ?

(1)   30 L

(2)   32 L

(3)   33 L

(4)   35 L

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (3)

90. What number should come in the place of question mark (?) in the series given below ?

15  22  36  57  85  ?

(1)   120

(2)   150

(3)   110

(4)   90

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

91. If 3 pumps can empty a tank in 2 days by working 8 h a day, then how many hours a day must 4 pumps work to empty the tank in one day ?

(1)   12 h

(2)   15 h

(3)   18 h

(4)   9 h

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

92. If the area of a circle is 154 sq cm, then what is the circumference of the circle ?

(1)   40 cm

(2)   44 cm

(3)   54 cm

(4)   59 cm

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

93. Anish spends 25% of his salary on house rent, 5% on food, 15% on travel, 10% on clothes and the remaining amount of Rs 22500 is saved. What is Anish’s salary ?

(1)   Rs 40000

(2)   Rs 40500

(3)   Rs 45500

(4)   Rs 50000

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (4)

94. Two-fifth of Anil’s salary is equal to Bhuvan’s salary and seven-ninth of Bhuvan’s salary is equal to Chandra’s salary. If the sum of salary of all of them is Rs 77000, then how much is Bhuvan’s salary ?

(1)   Rs 45000

(2)   Rs 18000

(3)   Rs 15000

(4)   Rs 28000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

95. A tap can fill an empty tank in 12 h and a leakage can empty the whole tank in 20 h. If the tap and the leakage are working simultaneously, how long will it take to fill the whole tank ?

(1)   25 h

(2)   40 h

(3)   30 h

(4)   35 h

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

96. A lady has some 50 paise coins and some 25 paise coins in her purse. If in all she has 55 coins totaling Rs 21.25. How many 50 paise coins she has ?

(1)   30

(2)   25

(3)   20

(4)   15

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

97. What is the probability that a card drawn at random from a pack of 52 cards is either a King or a Spade ?

(1)   17/52

(2)   4/13

(3)   3/13

(4)   13/52

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

98. If the fractions  are arranged in ascending order of their values, which one will be the second ?

(1)   3/5

(2)   16/25

(3)   9/16

(4)   4/5

(5)   5/8

Answer: (1)

99. The distance travelled by a train is 1830 km. The speed of the train is 1 more than twice the time taken to travel the distance. What will be the respective ratio of the speed of the train and the time taken to travel ?

(1)   30 : 61

(2)   61 : 30

(3)   25 : 51

(4)   51 : 25

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (2)

100. The present ages of Gaurav and Saurab are in the ratio of 6 : 7 respectively. After 6 yr, their ages will be in the ratio of 15 : 17 respectively. What is Gaurav’s present age ?

(1)   28 yr

(2)   30 yr

(3)   25 yr

(4)   23 yr

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

Test III

Clerical Aptitude

Directions (Q. 101-135) : In each question below a combination of Name and Address is given in the first unnumbered column at the left followed by four such combinations one each under the columns 1, 2, 3 and 4. You have to find out the combination which is exactly the same as the combination in the first unnumbered column. The number of that column which contains that combination is the answer. If all the combination are different, the answer is 5.

101. Sameera Verma

Neelam Towers

Kharghar-26

(1)   Samiera Verma

       Neelam Towers

       Kharghar-62

(2)   Sameera Verma

       Neelam Towers

       Kharghar-62

(3)   Sameera Verma

       Neelam Towars

       Kharghar-36

(4)   Sameera Verma

       Neelam Towers

       Khorghar-26

(5)   None

Answer: (5)

102. Hussain Shaikh

Kapadia Nagar

Mumbai-400093

(1)   Hussain Shaikh

       Kapadia Nagar

       Mumbai-400093

(2)   Hussain Shaikh

       Kadapia Nagar

       Mumbai-400093

(3)   Hussain Shaikh

       Kapadia Nagar

       Mumbai-400039

(4)   Hussaen Shaikh

       Kapadia Nagar

       Mumbai-400093

(5)   None

Answer: (1)

103. P. Reddy

Darshana Road

Pin-1713008

(1)   L. P. Reddy

       Darshana Road

       Pin-1713008

(2)   L. P. Reddy

       Darshana Road

       Pin-1731008

(3)   P. L. Reddy

       Darshana Road

       Pin-1713008

(4)   L. P. Reddy

       Darshama Road

       Pin-1713008

(5)   None

Answer: (5)

104. Konda Studios

Vallabhai Road

Call-41329065

(1)   Konda Studios

       Vallabhai Road

       Call-41329065

(2)   Konda Studios

       Vallabhai Road

       Call-43120965

(3)   Konda Studios

       Vallabhai Road

       Call-41329065

(4)   Komda Studios

       Vallabhai Road

       Call-41329065

(5)   None

Answer: (3)

105. Azra Travels

Call-3894260

Fax-394365

(1)   Azra Travals

       Call-3894260

       Fax-394365

(2)   Azra Travels

       Call-3984260

       Fax-394365

(3)   Azra Travels

       Call-3894260

       Pin-394365

(4)   Azra Travels

       Call-3894260

       Fax-394365

(5)   None

Answer: (3)

106. Chadildas Zanja

Keval Wadi-3

Satara-48

(1)   Chadildas Zanja

       Keval Vadi-3

       Satara-48

(2)   Chabildas Zanja

       Keval Wadi-3

       Satara-48

(3)   Chabildas Zanga

       Keval Wadi-3

       Satara-48

(4)   Chabildas Zanja

       Keval Wadi-3

       Sotara-48

(5)   None

Answer: (2)

107. Himayat Hora

Opp. Daras Road

Varun Park-II

(1)   Hinayat Hora

       Opp. Daras Road

       Varun Park-II

(2)   Himayat Hora

       Opp. Daras Road

       Varun Park-II

(3)   Himayat Hora

       Opp. Doras Road

       Varun Park-II

(4)   Himayat Hora

       Opp. Daras Road

       Varun Park-III

(5)   None

Answer: (2)

108. Shweta Maruru

Plat A-Sector 12

Marol Naka-36

(1)   Shweta Maruru

       Plat A-sector 12

       Maral Naka-36

(2)   Shweta Maruru

       Plat A-Sector 12

       Marol Naka-39

(3)   Shweta Maruru

       Plat A-Sector 12

       Marol Naka-36

(4)   Shewta Maruru

       Plat A-Sector 12

       Marol Naka-36

(5)   None

Answer: (3)

109. Khemka Yuki

Kohram Pada

Janakpur-38

(1)   Khemka Yuki

       Kohram Pada

       Janakpur-38

(2)   Khemka Yuki

       Kohram Pada

       Jamakpur-38

(3)   Khimka Yuki

       Kohram Pada

       Janakpur-38

(4)   Khemka Yuki

       Kohram Bada

       Janakpur-38

(5)   None

Answer: (1)

110. Barbosa Salon

C. M. Mehta St.

Cuff Parade-95

(1)   Barbosa Salon

       C. M. Mehta St.

       Cuff Parode-95

(2)   Barbosa Salon

        C. M. Mehta St.

       Cuff Parade-95

(3)   Barbosa Salon

        C. M. Mehta St.

       Cuff Parade-59

(4)   Barbasa Salon

        C. M. Mehta St.

        Cuff Parade-95

(5)   None

Answer: (2)

111. Azumi Jan

Ontinent Cargo

Burkut-31394

(1)   Auzmi Jan

       Ontinent Cargo

       Burkut-31394

(2)   Azumi Jan

       Ontinint Cargo

       Burkut-31394

(3)   Azumi Jan

       Ontinent Cargo

       Purkut-31394

(4)   Azumi Jan

       Ontinent Cargo

       Burkut-31394

(5)   None

Answer: (4)

112. Gemini Holidays

Grant Central Club

Ph.-7451396

(1)   Gemini Holidays

       Grant Central Club

       Ph. -7451396

(2)   Gimini Holidays

       Grant Central Club

       Ph. -7451396

(3)   Gemini Holidays

       Grant Cantral Club

       Ph. -7451396

(4)   Gemini Holidays

       Grant Central Club

       Ph. -7451936

(5)   None

Answer: (1)

113. Rupal Agencies

Tel. -26853104

Fax-26894132

(1)   Rupal Agencies

       Fax. -26853104

       Fax-26894132

(2)   Rupal Agencies

       Tel. -26853104

       Fax-26894132

(3)   Rupal Agencies

       Tel. -26853104

       Fax-26894132

(4)   Rupal Agencies

       Tel. -26853104

       Fax-26984132

(5)   None

Answer: (3)

114. Deepal Shaw

11/16, Link Road

Chandigarh-46

(1)   Deepal Shaw

       11/16, Link Road

       Chandigarh-64

(2)   Deepal Shaw

       11/16, Link Road

       Chandigarh-46

(3)   Depel Shaw

       11/16, Link Road

       Chandigarh-46

(4)   Deepal Shaw

       11/15, Link Road

       Chandigarh-46

(5)   None

Answer: (2)

115. Reinhal Mesmer

Country Beverages

Call-7393525

(1)   Reinhal Mesmer

       Country Beverages

       Call-7395325

(2)   Reinhal Mesmer

       Country Beverages

       Call-7393525

(3)   Reinhal Mesmer

       Country Beverages

       Call-7393525

(4)   Reinhal Mesmer

       Country Beverages

       Call-7393525

(5)   None

Answer: (5)

116. Morgan Photos

JVPD Scheme

Sahar-403916

(1)   Morgan Photos

       JVPD Scheme

       Sahar-403916

(2)   Morgan Photos

       JVPD Scheme

       Sahar-409316

(3)   Morgam Photos

       JVPD Scheme

       Sahar-403916

(4)   Morgan Photos

       JPVD Scheme

       Sahar-403916

(5)   None

Answer: (1)

117. Kousambia Rao

Ulhas Village

Sarambaug-02

(1)   Kousambia Rao

       Ulhas Village

       Sarambaug-02

(2)   Kousambia Rao

       Ulhas Villages

       Saranbaug-02

(3)   Kousambia Rao

       Ulhas Village

       Sarambaug-02

(4)   Kousambia Roa

       Ulhas Village

       Sarambaug-02

(5)   None

Answer: (5)

118. Aman Kumar Hatri

Sr. Mngr. Textile

Mob. 9821334065

(1)   Aman Kumar Hatir

       Sr. Mgnr. Textile

       Mob. -9821334065

(2)   Aman Kumar Hatri

       Sr. Mgnr. Textile

       Mob. -9821334065

(3)   Aman Kumar Hatri

       Sr. Mgnr.  Textile

       Mob. -9821330465

(4)   Aman Kumar Hatri

       Sr. Mngr. Textile

       Mob. -9821334065

(5)   None

Answer: (4)

119. Aanchal Sarees

G. M. Mehta Marg

Ghatkopar (East)

(1)   Aanchal Sarees

       G. N. Mehta Marg

       Ghatkopar (East)

(2)   Aanchal Sarees

       G. M. Mehta Marg

       Ghatkopar (West)

(3)   Aanchal Sarees

       G. M. Mehta Marg

       Ghatkopar (East)

(4)   Aanchol Sarees

        G. M. Mehta Marg

       Ghatkopar (East)

(5)   None

Answer: (3)

120. Lacelle Gibbons

Florida Travels

Mob. -9689231542

(1)   Lacelle Gibbans

       Florida Travels

       Mob. -9689231542

(2)   Lacelle Gibbons

       Florida Travels

       Mob. -9689231542

(3)   Lacelle Gibbons

       Floreda Travels

       Mob. -9689231542

(4)   Lacelle Gibbons

       Florida Travels

       Mob. -9869231542

(5)   None

Answer: (2)

121. Laziz Karare Kabab

Opp. Shatir Store

Lucknow-07

(1)   Laziz Karare Kabab

       Opp. Shatir Store

       Lucknow-70

(2)   Laziz Karare Kabab

       Opp. Shatir Store

       Lucknow-07

(3)   Laziz Korare Kabab

       Opp. Shatir Store

       Lucknow-07

(4)   Laziz Karare Kabab

       Opp. Shater Store

       Lucknow-07

(5)   None

Answer: (2)

122. Jahangir Traders

Gajar Street No. 47

Hamirpur-58

(1)   Jahangir Traders

       Gajar Street No. 47

       Hamirpur-58

(2)   Jahangir Traders

       Gagar Street No. 47

       Hamirpur-58

(3)   Jahangir Traders

       Gajar Street No. 47

       Hamirpur-56

(4)   Jahangir Trades

       Gajar Street No. 47

       Hamirpur-58

(5)   None

Answer: (1)

123. Cindrella Toys

Leo Magamart

Ph. -46389271

(1)   Cindralla Toys

       Leo Magamart

       Ph. -46389271

(2)   Cindrella Toys

       Leo Magamort

       Ph. -46389271

(3)   Cindrella Toys

       Leo Magamart

       Ph. -46389217

(4)   Cindrella Toys

       Leo Magamart

       Ph. -46389271

(5)   None

Answer: (4)

124. Mario Johnson

Jupiter Medical

Ph. -26675124

(1)   Mario Johnsan

       Jupiter Medical

       Ph. -26675124

(2)   Mario Johnson

       Jupeter Medical

       Ph. -26675124

(3)   Mario Johnson

       Jupiter Medical

       Ph. -26671524

(4)   Mario Johnson

       Jupiter Medceal

       Ph. -26675124

(5)   None

Answer: (5)

125. Rajneesh S. Jose

127, Shivaji Nagar

Nashik-425976

(1)   Rajnish S. Jose

       127, Shivaji Nagar

       Nashik-425976

(2)   Rajneesh S. Jose

       127, Shijiva Nagar

       Nashik-425976

(3)   Rajneesh S. Jose

       127, Shijiva Nagar

       Nashik-425976

(4)   Rajneesh S. Jose

       127, Shivaji Nagar

       Nashik-452976

(5)   None

Answer: (3)

126. Sukhbohd Gokani

Valentile-314/(D)

Ph. -42014359

(1)   Sukhbodh Gokani

       Valentile-314/(D)

       Ph. -42041359

(2)   Sukhbodh Gokani

       Valentile-314(D)

       Ph. -42014359

(3)   Sukhbohd Gokani

       Valentile-314/(D)

       Ph. -42014359

(4)   Sukhbodh Gokani

       Valentile-31/(B)

       Ph. -42014359

(5)   None

Answer: (2)

127. Sambhaji Sukuwal

Plot 216, Mhada

Nagpur-320154

(1)   Sambhaji Sukuwal

       Plot 612, Mhada

       Nagpur-320154

(2)   Sambbahi Sukuwal

       Plot 216, Mhada

       Nagpur-320154

(3)   Sambhaji Sukuwal

       Plot 216, Mhada

       Nagpor-320154

(4)   Sambhaji Sukuwal

       Plot 216, Mhada

       Nagpur-320154

(5)   None

Answer: (4)

128. Fatima Ahmad

14, Chuna Factory

Bijnor-3649

(1)   Fatima Ahmad

       14, Chuna Factary

       Bijnor-3649

(2)   Fatima Ahmad

       14, Chuna Factory

       Bijnor-3659

(3)   Fatima Ahmed

       14, Chuna Factory

       Bijnor-3649

(4)   Fatima Ahmad

       14, Chuna Factory

       Bijnor-3649

(5)   None

Answer: (4)

129. Gopal Paniker

Koichel House

Kerala-310596

(1)   Gopal Paniker

       Koichel House

       Kerala-310956

(2)   Gopal Peniker

       Koichel House

       Kerala-310596

(3)   Gopal Paniker

       Koichal House

       Kerala-310596

(4)   Gopal Paniker

       Koichel House

       Kerala-310596

(5)   None

Answer: (4)

130. Sukesh Chand

632, Mansa Road

Gwalior-176408

(1)   Sukesh Chand

       632, Mansa Road

       Gwalior-176408

(2)   Sukesh Chamd

       632, Mansa Road

       Gwalior-176408

(3)   Sukesh Chand

       632, Mansa Road

       Gwaleor-176408

(4)   Sukesh Chand

       623, Mansa Road

       Gwalior-176408

(5)   None

Answer: (1)

131. Abdulla Rehman

Shaukat Alit St.

Alibaug-312759

(1)   Abdulla Rehman

       Shuakat Ali St.

       Alibaug-312759

(2)   Abdulla Rehman

       Shaukat Ali St.

       Alibaug-317259

(3)   Adbulla Rehman

       Shaukat Ali St.

       Alibaug-312759

(4)   Abdulla Rehman

       Shaukat Ali St.

       Alibaug-312759

(5)   None

Answer: (3)

132. Wilson Margret

Sector 19, Bandra

Mumbai-22

(1)   Wilson Margret

       Sector 19, Bandra

       Mumbai-22

(2)   Wilson Magret

       Sector 19, Bandra

       Mumbai-22

(3)   Wilson Margret

       Sector 91, Bandra

       Mumbai-22

(4)   Wilson Margret

       Sector 19, Bamdra

       Mumbai-22

(5)   None

Answer: (5)

133. Roopam Aluwalia

202, Shampet Rd.

Amritsar-31

(1)   Roopam Aluwalia

       202, Shampet Rd.

       Amirstar-31

(2)   Roopam Aluwalia

       202, Shampet Rd.

       Amritsar-31

(3)   Roopam Alwulia

       202, Shampet Rd.

       Amritsar-31

(4)   Roopam Aluwalia

       203, Shampet Rd.

       Amritsar-31

(5)   None

Answer: (2)

134. Nachiket Kumar

3, 201 (A) Hotel

Ludhiana-23104

(1)   Nachiket Kumar

       3, 201(A) Hotel

       Ludhiana-23104

(2)   Nachiket Kumar

       3, 201(A) Hotel

       Luhdiana-23104

(3)   Nachiket Kumar

       3, 210(A) Hotel

       Ludhiana-23104

(4)   Nacheket Kumar

       3, 201 (A) Hotel

       Ludhiana-23104

(5)   None

Answer: (1)

135. Paromita Sethi

2/306-B, Caramel

Kolkata-310572

(1)   Poramita Sethi

       2/306-B, Caramel

       Kolkata-310572

(2)   Paromita Sethi

       3/306-B, Cermal

       Kolkata-310572

(3)   Paromita Sehti

       2/306-B, Caramel

       Kolkata-310572

(4)   Paromita Sethi

       2/306-B, Caramel

       Kalkata-310572

(5)   None

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. 136-140) : In each question below five words are given. You have to find out which one will be the third after the words are arranged in the alphabetically order. The number representing the third word is the answer.

136.

(1)   Shine

(2)   Shimmer

(3)   Shift

(4)   Shield

(5)   Shelter

Answer: (3)

137.

(1)   Harsh

(2)   Harrow

(3)   Harvest

(4)   Harmony

(5)   Harp

Answer: (2)

138.

(1)   Prophet

(2)   Proportion

(3)   Properly

(4)   Propose

(5)   Property

Answer: (1)

139.

(1)   Prompt

(2)   Proof

(3)   Promote

(4)   Prone

(5)   Pronoun

Answer: (4)

140.

(1)   Remote

(2)   Remorse

(3)   Remit

(4)   Remodel

(5)   Remover

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. 141-145) : Students from 10 different Schools (A-J) were asked for their fondness for the extra curricular activities mentioned in the table. Number of students for each activity from each school is given in the table.

    Based on this information, study the table and answer the questions that follow

141. How many students from school J like Football ?

(1)   30

(2)   20

(3)   24

(4)   23

(5)   27

Answer: (5)

142. In school B, how many students are fond of Painting ?

(1)   25

(2)   28

(3)   08

(4)   15

(5)   12

Answer: (1)

143. How many students from school G are fond of Dancing ?

(1)   21

(2)   25

(3)   24

(4)   32

(5)   15

Answer: (3)

144. Twenty three students in a particular school are fond of Cricket indentify the school.

(1)   D

(2)   H

(3)   A

(4)   J

(5)   E

Answer: (2)

145. Nineteen students from which school are fond of Tennis ?

(1)   B

(2)   H

(3)   C

(4)   F

(5)   A

Answer: (4)

Directions (Q. 146-150) : The number in each question below is to be codified using the codes given below.

Digits :   5    9   1   3   7   2   8   4   0   6

Codes :   H   P   D  Z  F   S   A  K  M  C

You have to find out which of the answers (1), (2), (3) or (4) has the correct coded from of the given codes and indicate it on your answer sheet. If none of the coded forms is correct, mark (5) as the answer.

146. 865297

(1)   ACHSPF

(2)   ACSHPF

(3)   AHCSPF

(4)   ACHSFP

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (1)

147. 93014

(1)   PZDKM

(2)   PZMKD

(3)   PFMDK

(4)   PZMDK

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

148. 27960

(1)   SPFCM

(2)   SFPMC

(3)   FSPCM

(4)   FSPMC

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

149. 756821

(1)   FCHCASD

(2)   FHCASD

(3)   FHCSAD

(4)   FHCADS

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

150. 410538

(1)   KMDHZA

(2)   MDKHZA

(3)   KDMHZA

(4)   KDMHAZ

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

Test IV

English Language

Directions (Q. 151-165) : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words/phrases have been printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.

Mihir and Mahadev lived in the same village. While Mahadev owned the largest shop in the village, Mihir was a poor farmer. Both had large families, with many sons, daughters-in-law and grandchildren. One day, Mihir, tired of not being able to make ends meet, decided to leave the village and move to the city where they were sure to make enough to feed everyone. They said their goodbyes, packed their few belonging and set off. When night fell,, they stopped under a large tree. There was a stream running nearby, where they could refresh themselves. Mihir told his sons to clear the area below the tree. he told his wife to fetch water. He instructed his daughter-in-law to make up the fire and started cutting wood from the tree himself. Now, in the branches of that tree sat a thief. he watched as Mihir’s family worked together. he also noticed they had nothing to cook. Mihir’s wife too thought the same for, she said to her husband, “Everything is ready. But what shall we eat ?” Mihir raised his hands to heaven and said, “Don’t worry. He is watching all this from above. He will help us.”

The thief was worried. He had seen that the family was large and worked well together. Surely they did not know he was hiding in the branches ? he decided to make a quick get away. He climbed down swiftly when they were not looking and ran for his life. But, he left behind his bundle of stolen jewels and money, which dropped down into Mihir’s lap. he opened it and jumped with joy when he saw the contents. The family prompty gathered its belongings and return to the village. There was great excitement when they told everyone how they got rich.

Mahadev thought this was a nice quick way to earn some money! He commanded his family to pack some clothes and they set off as if on a journey. The stopped under the same tree and Mahadev started commanding everyone as Mihir had done. But no one in his family was willing to obey orders. They were used to having servants wait on them-so the one who went to the river to fetch water had a n ice bath. The one who went to gather wood for the fire went off to sleep beneath the tree. And Mahadev only ordered everyone about, not bothering to do anything himself. Meanwhile the thief had returned to the tree. He noticed the family members were greedy and selfish. They would never be able to put up a fight together. Then, Mahadev and his wife started the conversation that they had rehearsed carefully. Mahadev’s wife said, “ Everything is ready. But what shall we eat ?” Mahadev raised his hands upwards and said, “Don’t worry. He is watching all this from above. He will help us.”

At this, the thief jumped down from the tree, knife in hand. Seeing him, everyone started running helter skelter to save themselves. The thief stole everything. Mahadev and his family had to return to the village empty-handed, having lost all the jewellery and gold they had taken with them.

151. Which of the following cannot be said about Mihir’s family ?

(A)  They respected and obeyed Mihir.

(B)  They were so poor that they sometimes had to starve.

(C)  They had no friends in the village when they were poor.

(1)   None

(2)   Only C

(3)   Only B and C

(4)   Only B

(5)   All A, B and C

Answer: (2)

152. Why did Mihir and his family decide to camp under the ‘thief’s tree’ ?

(1)   Being a large family they knew they could capture the thief

(2)   It was a convenient spot to camp for the night

(3)   It was the only tree large enough to shelter the whole family

(4)   There was a stream nearby and wood to build a house

(5)   Exhausted after the day’s  travel they couldn’t walk any more

Answer: (2)

153. Why did the thief leave the valuables he had stolen behind ?

(1)   Seeing Mihir’s faith in God the thief was filled with remorse

(2)   Feeling sorry for Mihir’s family he decided to donate the valuables to them

(3)   He was afraid that God would punish him for stealing

(4)   In his hurry to run away he forgot to take the valuables along

(5)   He was confident that they were so well hidden that they would not be found

Answer: (4)

154. Which of the following best describes Mahadev ?

(1)   He was a rich businessman

(2)   He bullied his wife so the obeyed him

(3)   He paid his servants well to look after his family’s needs

(4)   He was greedy and had cheated Mihir

(5)   He was brave and decided to trick the thief

Answer: (1)

155. Why did Mihir’s family return to the village ?

(1)   To show off their newfound wealth

(2)   To buy back their land and start

(3)   They had no need to shift to the city

(4)   To share their wealth with the other villagers

(5)   They wanted to sing God’s praises to all the villagers

Answer: (3)

156. What made Mihir utter the phrase, ‘He is watching all this from above.” ?

(1)   He had spotted the thief and wanted to frighten him off

(2)   He was telling his wife to trust God to look after them

(3)   It was a warning to his family members to stick together

(4)   He was begging the thief for help to feed his family

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (2)

157. Which of the following is TRUE in the context of the passage ?

(1)   Mahadev planned to seek his fortune in the city as Mihir had

(2)   Mihir’s family preferred to live in the city

(3)   Mahadev had no intention of moving to the city

(4)   Mahadev lost his entire life savings to the thief

(5)   The thief only robbed those whom he did not like

Answer: (3)

158. Why did the thief return to the tree ?

(1)   To plot how to get his money back

(2)   He thought no one would look for him there

(3)   To keep a watch on Mahadev’s family

(4)   Not mentioned in the passage

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (4)

159. Why was the thief not afraid of Mahadev’s family ?

(1)   They had not brought their servants along to protect them

(2)   Seeing their wealth he suspected them of stealing his loot

(3)   He had weapons to defend himself

(4)   Mahadev’s family was not as large as Mihir’s

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (5)

160. How did the villagers react to Mihir’s newfound wealth ?

(1)   They tried hard to coax him to reveal the secret of his wealth

(2)   They followed his example and became more devout.

(3)   They pretended to be happy for him but were secretly jealous

(4)   They each plotted to visit the tree and get rich quickly

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. 161-163) : Which of the following is most similar in meaning to the word given in bold as used in the passage.

160. make

(1)   earn

(2)   estimate

(3)   prepare

(4)   build

(5)   settle

Answer: (1)

162. lost

(1)   defeated

(2)   failed

(3)   forfeited

(4)   wasted

(5)   destroyed

Answer: (4)

163. get away

(1)   holiday

(2)   freedom

(3)   fantasy

(4)   escape

(5)   relaxation

Answer: (4)

Directions (Q. 164-165) : Which of the following is most opposite in meaning of the word given in bold as used in the passage.

164. rehearsed

(1)   repeated

(2)   forced

(3)   fake

(4)   unplanned

(5)   effortless

Answer: (4)

165. willing

(1)   oblige

(2)   reluctant

(3)   distracted

(4)   determined

(5)   obstacle

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. 166-175) : Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is (5). (Ignore errors of punctuations, if any).

166. The majority of the population believes (1) / that the stock market is recovered (2) / right time to buy shares. (3) / who wishes to open an account. (4) / No error (5)

Answer: (2)

167. Seema’s new office is close (1) / to her residence so (2) / she will not longer (3) / have to travel by train. (4) / No error (5)

Answer: (3)

168. In the present guidelines, (1) / the bank is required to obtain (2) / a photograph from any person (3) / who wishes to open an account. (4) / No error (5)

Answer: (1)

169. Chetan puts in a lot (1) / of effort to ensure (2) / that the scheme was (3) / launched in March. (4) / No error (5)

Answer: (1)

170. As our economy (1) / experiencing a recession, banks (2) / have became very cautious (3) / about giving loans. (4) / No error (5)

Answer: (3)

171. After retiring she spent (1) / most of her time teaching young (2) / doctors and motivating themselves (3) / to work in rural areas. (4) / No error (5)

Answer: (3)

172. Since this foreign bank has (1) / not performed very good this year (2) / it will not be setting (3) / up any new branches. (4) / No error (5)

Answer: (2)

173. Our Chairman is deeply concerned (1) / about the environment (2) / and plans to take some steps to reduce the (3) / pollution caused by our factories. (4) / No error (5)

Answer: (3)

174. He was afraid that his parents (1) / would not allow him to (2) / make the film so he did (3) / not tell them about it. (4) / No error (5)

Answer: (5)

175. I was previously posted (1) / in Singapore and it (2) / took me a long time (3) / to accustom to the food. (4) / No error (5)

Answer: (4)

Directions (Q. 176-180) : In each question below a sentence with four words printed in bold type is given. These are numbered as (1), (2), (3) and (4). One of these four words printed in bold may be either wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of the sentence. Find out the word which is wrongly spelt or inappropriate if any. The number of that word is your answer. If all the words printed in bold are correctly spelt and also appropriate in the context of the sentence, mark (5) ie, ‘All correct’ as your answer.

176. He was a member (1) / of the original (2) / committee which drafted (3) / the (4) / All correct (5)

Answer: (2)

177. Do not procede (1) / with the transfer (2) / of funds until you receive further (3) /instructions. (4) / All correct (5)

Answer: (1)

178. Our branch is located (1) / in a remote (2) / area where water is scarcity (3) / (4) / All correct (5)

Answer: (3)

179. To gain (1) / their support (2) / you must convenience (3) / them of the benefits (4) / of the proposal. All correct (5)

Answer: (3)

180. The deal we negotiated (1) / has not been approved (2) / by RBI and needs (3) / to be (4) / All correct (5)

Answer: (4)

Directions (Q. 181-185) : Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer the questions given below them.

(A) A few minutes later he was hauled back on board the ship, on the captain’s orders.

(B) One of the crew began to complain and moan about the situation and no one could silence him.

(C) Marveling at the change, the passengers asked for an explanation, to which the captain replied, “We never appreciate how well of we are in a situation until we fall into a worse one.”

(D) During a voyage a great storm arose.

(E) In exasperation the captain ordered him to the thrown overboard.

(F) To everyone’s surprise, the man immediately went back to his post and silently began to work.

181. Which of the following should be the THIRD sentence after rearrangement ?

(1)   A

(2)   B

(3)   C

(4)   D

(5)   E

Answer: (5)

182. Which of the following should be the FIRST sentence after rearrangement ?

(1)   A

(2)   B

(3)   C

(4)   D

(5)   E

Answer: (4)

183. Which of the following should be the LAST (SIXTH) sentence after rearrangement ?

(1)   B

(2)   C

(3)   D

(4)   E

(5)   F

Answer: (2)

184. Which of the following should be the SECOND sentence after rearrangement ?

(1)   B

(2)   C

(3)   D

(4)   E

(5)   F

Answer: (1)

185. Which of the following should be the FIFTH sentence after rearrangement ?

(1)   A

(2)   B

(3)   C

(4)   D

(5)   F

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. 186-190) : Which of the phrases (1), (2), (3) and (4) given below should replace the phrase given in bold in the following sentence to make the sentence meaningful and grammatically correct. If the sentence is correct as it is and no correction is required, mark (5) as the answer.

186. Ensure we have the necessary clearance is the responsibility of the legal department.

(1)   Ensuring we have

(2)   To ensure having

(3)   We have been ensured

(4)   Ensuring us having

(5)   No correction required

Answer: (1)

187. They have decided to go ahead and implement which was discussed at last month’s conference in Chennai.

(1)   what we had discussed

(2)   whatever discussion

(3)   that being discussed

(4)   which has been discussed

(5)   No correction required

Answer: (1)

188. To reduce costs, we should replace our current system by much efficient

(1)   through more efficient

(2)   efficiently by

(3)   with a more efficient

(4)   for better efficiency

(5)   No correction required

Answer: (3)

189. Staff in the district offices can easily monitor whether the payments are being made in time.

(1)   easily be monitored

(2)   monitor easier whether

(3)   easy to monitor that

(4)   monitor easily

(5)   No correction required

Answer: (5)

190. Most of the managers whom involved in the deal had previously worked for multinational banks.

(1)   whose involved

(2)   involvement with

(3)   involving whom

(4)   involved in

(5)   No correction required

Answer: (4)

Directions (Q. 191-200) : In the following passage there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

On rainy day while driving me home from school my father stopped to offer a frail old man a lift. Though he was headed in the opposite (191), my father insisted. By the time we (192) home it was late and I was tired and (193) with may father.

That night, my father (194) me a bedtime story as usual-A (195) Emperor was once asked “Sire, while you (195) Emperor was once asked “Sire, while you (196) rich and powerful, your teacher doesn’t even (197) a piece of land yet you visit him, (198) don’t you summon him to court ?” The Emperor (199) and said, “You are mistaken, my teacher is (200) than I am. My land can be lost in a war but he possesses knowledge which can never be stolen.” “The old man was my teacher”, my father concluded.

I have never forgotten the lesson may father ‘taught’ me that day.

191.

(1)   route

(2)   manner

(3)   direction

(4)   side

(5)   way

Answer: (3)

192.

(1)   left

(2)   arrived

(3)   return

(4)   gone

(5)   reach

Answer: (2)

193.

(1)   complained

(2)   annoying

(3)   hungry

(4)   upset

(5)   worried

Answer: (4)

194.

(1)   taught

(2)   described

(3)   told

(4)   reads

(5)   related

Answer: (3)

195.

(1)   greedy

(2)   honest

(3)   foolish

(4)   mighty

(5)   cruel

Answer: (4)

196.

(1)   are

(2)   being

(3)   were

(4)   so

(5)   seem

Answer: (1)

197.

(1)   own

(2)   earn

(3)   acquire

(4)   possessed

(5)   has

Answer: (1)

198.

(1)   however

(2)   but

(3)   instead

(4)   when

(5)   why

Answer: (5)

199.

(1)   shouted

(2)   silent

(3)   thinks

(4)   smiled

(5)   prayed

Answer: (4)

200.

(1)   powerful

(2)   wise

(3)   wealthy

(4)   stronger

(5)   richer

Answer: (5)

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