TEST
PAPER–1
QUANTITATIVE
APTITUDE
1) A
train running at a speed of 90 km/hr crosses a platform double of its length in 36 sec. What is the length
of platform in meters?
a) 450 mt b) 200 mt c) 300
mt
d) Can't be determined e)
None of these
2) 'A'
can finish a work in 32 days and 'B' can do the same work in half the time
taken by 'A'. Then working together what part of the same work they can finish
in a day?
a) 3/32 b)1/8 c)5/32 d)16/32 e)1/32
3) The
owner of an electronic shop charges his customer 24% more than the cost price.
If a customer paid Rs 10080 for a TV set, then what was the cost price of the
TV set?
a) Rs 8119 b) Rs 8129 c) Rs
8250
d) Rs 8139 e) None of these
4) What
would be the simple interest obtained on an amount of Rs 12690 at the rate of
6% per annum for 3 years?
a) Rs 2423.40 b) Rs 2233.40
c) Rs 2284.20
d) Rs 2525 e) None of these
5) Find
the compound interest on Rs 8000 at 5% per annum for 3 years compounded
annually?
a) Rs 1261 b) Rs 6261 c) Rs
9261
d) Rs 8261 e) None of these
6) 6
same type of machines can produce a total of 270 bottles per minute. How many
bottles are produced by the 10 machines in four minutes of time?
a) 648 b) 1800 c) 2700 d)
10800 e) None
7) Find
the least perfect square number which is divisible by 8, 15 and 24.
a) 3600 b) 360 c) 6400 d) 64
e) None
8) A
person had a rectangular shaped garden with sides of 16 feet and 9 feet. The garden was
changed into a square with the same area as the original rectangular– shaped
garden. How many feet in length is each of the sides of the new square shaped
garden?
a) 7 b) 9 c) 12 d) 55 e) 16
9) The
average of five consecutive numbers A, B, C, D and E is 48. What is the
product of A and E?
a) 2162 b) 2208 c) 2024 d)
2300 e) None
10) A, B and C enter into a
partnership. A contributes Rs. 2400 for 6 months. 'B' contributes Rs.7200
for 2 months and 'C' contributes
Rs.3500 for 7 months. If the total profit be Rs.1250, what is A's share in the
profit?
a) 121 b) 112 c) 111 d) 122
e) None
11) At
what time between 2 O'clock and 3 O'clock the two hands coincide?
a) 10 10/11minutes past 2
O'clock
b) 11 10/11 minutes past 2
O'clock
c) 12 10/11 minutes past 2
O'clock
d) 13 10/11minutes past 2
O'clock e) None of these
12) Find
the mean proportion of 45 and 405.
a) 9 b) 15 c) 90 d) 135 e)
None
13) Find
the cost of running a fence round a square field 49284 m2 in the area of Rs.3
per meter.
a) 2614 b) 2714 c) 2914 d)
2664 e) None
Directions (14 to 17):
Following table gives the production of computers of six companies A, B, C, D, E
and F over the years.
14) What
is the ratio of the total production of companies B, C and E together in 2006 to
the total production of companies A, C and D together
in 2008?
a) 10 : 11 b) 11 : 10 c) 27
: 31
d) 55 : 56 e) None
15) What
is the approximate percentage decrease in production of computers of company D from
2006 to 2009?
a) 10% b) 90% c) 40% d) 45%
e) 30%
16) What
is the average production of computers of company E over the year?
a) 106 b) 10000 c) 132 d)
106000 e) None of these
17) The
production of F in 2010 is the same as the production of B in the year,
a) 2009 b) 2006 c) 2008 d)
2005 e) None of these
18) The
sum of a number and its reciprocal is 13/6 Find the numbers?
a) 3/2,2/3 b)1/3,3 c) 6,13/6 d)1/13,13/6 e) None
19) You
and 3 of your friends go to an amusement park. How many ways can you stand in
line to buy tickets for the rides?
a) 24 b) 6 c) 4 d) 3 e) None
of these
20) There
were 52 entries for the campus recruitment. In how many ways could the first,
second and third positions are placed?
a) 52+51+50 b) 1×2×3 c)
1+2+3
d) 52×51×50 e) None of these
21) Rolling
a dice once. Find the probability rolling an even number.
a) 1/6 b)1/2 c)5/6 d)1/3 e) None
Directions (22–23): Read the
following question and the conclusions that follow and answer as
a: If
statement–1 alone is sufficient, but statement–2 alone is not sufficient to
answer the question.
b: If
statement–2 alone is sufficient, but statement–1 alone is not sufficient to
answer the question.
c: Both
statement–1 and 2 together are sufficient to answer the question, but neither
of the statement alone is sufficient to answer.
d: If
both statements alone are sufficient to answer the question.
e: If
statement–1 and 2 together are not sufficient to answer the question asked, and
additional data specifics are needed.
22) What
is the value of two digit integer x?
Statement–1: The
product of the two digits is 14.
Statement–2: x is divisible by 9.
23) If x + y = 6, then what do (x–y) equal to?
Statement–1: x2 – y2 = 12
Statement–2: 2y + x = 8
24) In
the given figure below, the circle centered at B is internally tangent
to the circle centered at
A. The smaller circle passes through the center of the larger circle
and the length of 'AB' is 5
units.
If the smaller circle is cut
out from larger circle, how much of the area, in square units, of the larger
circle will remain?
a) 10 π b) 25 π c) 75 π d)
100 π e) 300 π
25) What
is the next term in the series?
16, – 4, 1,_1/4, ____
?
a) _1/8 b) 0 c)1/16 d)1/8 e)1/2
LOGICAL REASONING
Directions(Q.no:26–27):
Choose the correct alternative that will
continue the same pattern and fill in the blank space.
26) 63,
71, 79, 95, 111, 135, ____.
a) 165 b) 156 c) 159 d) 164
e) 176
27) 57,
77.5, 100, 124.5, ____ , 179.5
a) 151 b) 148.5 c) 138.5 d)
158.5 e) 161
28) If 'STUDENT' is
coded as 25–26–1–4–11–20–26,
then how the word 'GROUPS' is
coded?
a) 13–24–21–27–22–25 b)
13–23–24–27–22–25
c) 13–21–24–27–22–25 d)
13–20–21–26–22–25
e) None of these
29) If
in a certain code language, 'tin gil mig' means 'Well Played Player'; 'zin mig fut' means
'Excellent
score well'; 'keo fut tin' means
'Score card
player'. Which word in that language means 'played'?
a) tin b) mig c) fut d) gil e) zin
30) One
evening in the park, I started my walk towards east, after walking 65 meters I
turned my left and walked about 40 meters then I turned to my right and walked
30 meters. From there I turned again to my right and walked 73 meters. Finally
I turned to left at an angle of 450. In which direction was I moving finally?
a) North–West b) North–East
c) South–East
d) South–West e) South
31) Looking
at a portrait of a man, Rajesh said, "His mother is the wife of my
father's son. Brothers and sisters I have none". At whose portrait was
Rajesh looking?
a) His son b) His cousin c)
His uncle
d) His nephew e) None of
these
32) P ×
Q means P is the sister of Q;
P + Q means P is the father
of Q;
P – Q means P is the mother
of Q.
Which of the following means
S is the aunt of T ?
a) T×M+S b) S+T×M c) S×M+T
d) S×M+R_T e) None of these.
33) Statements: Some
cups are plates. Some plates are spoons.
Conclusions: I. No
spoon is cup.
II. Some
cups are spoons.
a) Only (I) follow
b) Only (II) follow
c) Either (I) or (II) follow
d) Neither (I)nor(II) follow
e) Both (I) and (II) follow
34) Statements: All
white are yellow. All yellow are pink.
Conclusions: I. Some
yellow are white.
II. Some
pink are not white.
III. All
white is pink.
a) Only (I) and (II) follow
b) Only (II) and (III) follow
c) Only (I) and (III) follow
d) (I), (II) and (III) follow
e) None of these
35) Statements: Some
shoes are socks. All socks are footwear.
Conclusions: I. Some
footwear are not shoes.
II. Some
footwear are shoes.
III. No
shoes are socks.
a) Only (I) follow b) Only
(II) follow
c) Only (I) and (II) follow
d) (I), (II) and (III) follow
e) None of these
36) If ×
means ÷, ÷ means +, – means *, + means –. Then 84 + 36 – 20 × 5 ÷ 6 =?
a) _51/5 b)24/5 c) –54 d) 88 e)
68
37) If –
means ×, × means +, ÷ means –, + means ÷. Then 242 ÷ 75 + 25 – 64 × 2 = ?
a) 52 b)64/3 c) 64 d)
62 e) 44
Directions(38–41): Read the
given information carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Vinod, a businessman sitting
with his family members around a circular table facing the center. Names of his
family members are Jennifer, Shyamala, Shashank, and Suma. They did not sit in
the same order. Suma is immediate neighbor of Shyamala but not Jennifer. Jennifer
is not neighbor of either Shashank or Suma. Shashank is immediate right of
Vinod and second left of Shyamala.
38) Who
is the immediate left of Vinod?
a) Jennifer b) Shashank c)
Shyamala
d) Suma e) Cannot be
determined
39) Which
of the following person sits second left or Suma?
a) Shyamala b) Vinod c)
Jennifer
d) Shashank e) No one
40) Who
sits between Shyamala and Vinod?
a) Suma b) Shashank c)
Jennifer
d) Shyamala e) Vinod
41) If
we interchange the positions of Jennifer, Shashank and Suma, Shyamala then
which of the
following person sits 3rd
right of Vinod?
a) Jennifer b) Shyamala c)
Shashank
d) Suma e) Cannot be
determined
42) Find
the figure from the Answer set (i.e., figs. a, b, c, d and e) which will continue the series given in
the problem figure set (i.e., figs. A, B, C, D and E).
43) Find
the figure from the answer set (i.e., figs. a, b, c, d and e) which will continue the pattern given in
the problem figures set (i.e. figs. A, B, C, D and E).
44) In
the following figure, each element has a pair. The first element is related to
the second element in the same particular manner. Find out which element doesn't
have the same relationship.
45) The
following problem figures has four sets labeled A, B, C, and D. In these A, B,
C, D one figure contains a question mark. Select a suitable figure from the
answer set which will substitute this question mark so that a series is formed
by the figures A, B, C, and D taken in order. The number of the selected figure
is the answer.
46) Count
the number of cubes in the given figure.
a) 10 b) 20 c) 30 d) 14 e)
16
Directions (Q.no: 47–48):
Each questions given below has a problem and two statements numbered (I) and (II)
giving certain information. You have to decide if the information given in the
statements is sufficient for answering the problem. Indicate your answer as
a: if
the data in statement–(I) alone is sufficient to answer the question;
b: if
the data in statement–(II) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
c: if
the data either in statement–(I) or (II) alone are sufficient to answer the
question;
d: if
the data even in both the statements together are not sufficient to answer the
question;
e: if
the data in both the statements together are needed
47) Who
is the brother of Nikhil?
Statement–I: Akhila
is sister of Sumanth.
Statement–II: Nikhil
is son of Sumanth's father's wife.
48) Among
four friends Ramu, Raghu, Srinu, Rajesh, who is the tallest?
Statement–I: Raghu
is taller than Srinu but shorter that Ramu.
Statement–II: Rajesh
is not tallest.
49) I
born on 08–05–1986. My brother birthday will come after 12 days of my birthday
but next year to my birth year. On which day my brother born?
a) Wednesday b) Monday c)
Sunday
d) Saturday e) Friday
50) Rupesh
is thrice as old as his brother Krishna. Four years ago, he was four times as
old as Krishna. How old is Rupesh now?
a) 30 b) 36 c) 40 d) 38 e)
46
51) Choose
the correct alternative from the given options which has same relation as the
given numbers. 8 : 40 : : 16 : ?
a) 86 b) 140 c) 144 d) 96 e)
100
52) Pravallika
is studying class–X in Nagarjuna high school. The total number of students in
her class is 43. If all the students are given ranks starting from 1 based on a
class test, the rank of Pravallika is 17th from top, then what is her rank from
bottom?
a) 26 b) 24 c) 25 d) 27 e)
Can't be determined
53) Examine
the given statements carefully and find out which two of the statements cannot
be true simultaneously, but can both be false.
1) All
students are intelligent.
2) Some
students are intelligent.
3) No
student is intelligent.
4) Some
students are not intelligent.
a) 1 and 2 b) 2 and 4 c) 1
and 4
d) 1 and 3 e) All are true
Directions (Q.no: 54–55): In
each question given below a statement is followed by two assumptions numbered
(I) and (II). You have to consider the statement and the assumptions and decide
which of the assumptions is implicit and give answer as
a: Only
assumption–(I) is implicit.
b: Only
assumption–(II) is implicit.
c: Either
assumption–(I) or (II) is implicit.
d: Neither
assumption–(I) nor (II) is implicit.
e: Both
assumption–(I) and (II) are implicit.
54) Statement: "The
school admissions will open on 12th June, but there is no problem even if you
join till 20th June".
Assumptions: I. The
admissions will be continued even after 20th June.
II. The
admissions may not even opened by start time.
55) Statement: Employees,
who get increment, usually work better", a note by the chief minister to
the state government department heads in a meeting.
Assumptions: I. Some
departments do not give increment to its employees.
II. Department
heads may follow chief minister's advice.
56) How
many pairs of letters are there in the word 'FRIENDSHIP' which have as many letters between them
in the word as in the English alphabet?
a) 3 b) 2 c) 5 d) 6 e) None
VERBAL ABILITY
Find out the error, if any,
in the following sentences and mark the letter of that part of the sentence; if
no error is found, mark 'e'.
57) Three
hundred (a)/ youths (b)/are held (c) for late night party
in Pune. (d)/ No error (e).
58) O.U
is one of the six universities (a)/ in the country
(b)/ which has bagged
(c)/ a coveted status during the XI plan. (d)/ No error (e).
59) Sandeep
Patil, former India all–rounder, (a)/has been appointed as (b)/
chairman of the senior selection committee (c)/ for a maximum period of
4 years to be renewed by the BCCI (d)/No error (e).
60) Sachin
can skip the odd tournament, (a)/ junk the pointless one day series (b)/
and will preserve himself(c)/ for the better contests. (d)/ No
error (e).
61) Coconut
water is always (a)/ preferable than (b)/ coke or (c)/ any
other soft drink. (d)/ No error (e).
62) Hundreds
of people (a)/ died in the earth quake (b)/ that occurred (c)/
in Japan recently. (d)/ No error (e)
63) Before
giving (a)/ milk to baby, (b)/ it should be (c)/ properly
boiled (d)/ No error (e).
64) The
political parties (a)/ are just playing a big game (b)/ of
blaming each other (c)/ in regard to Telangana issue. (d)/ No
error (e).
65) The
President and chairman (a)/ of the college (b)/ visit (c)/ the
hostels tomorrow. (d)/ No error (e).
66) Sri
Krishna committee (a)/ comprises of (b)/ many members (c)/ from
different fields. (d)/ No error (e).
67) The
Ambanies (a)/ are separated (b)/ and got united (c)/ for
the development of their business (d)/ no error.
68) Team
India have played (a)/ wonderfully (b)/ under the captaincy of
M.S. Dhoni (c)/ in many a match. (d)/No error (e).
Find the antonyms of the
words underlined in the sentences given below with the help of the choices.
69) Full
moon enhances your qualities.
a) heightens b) dwindles
c) encourages d) impairs
70) Monsoon
brings in bucket full of woes to the city dwellers.
a) tribulations b)
opportunities
c) wishes d) problems
71) High
cost of the buses seldom deters the travelers from buying tickets in the last
moment.
a) usually b) repeatedly
c) often d) rarely
72) Anjali,
Sachin’s wife is _____ him by four years. The appropriate comparative degree in the blank is
a) elder than b) elder to
c) older than d) older to
73) Which
of the following sentences is an appropriate expression –
a) Cuba declares Good Friday
a holiday at Pope’s request.
b) Cuba declares Good Friday
as a holiday at Pope’s request.
c) Cuba has declared Good
Friday as a holiday at the request of Pope.
d) Cuba has declared Good
Friday as the holiday at the request of the Pope.
74) On the
eve of Republic day last year, an additional district collector ________ alive
by a gang. Which of the
following verb forms fits in the blank?
a) was burnt b) had burnt
c) has been burnt d) had
been burnt
75) The
adjective and the adverb forms of the word– ‘fast’ respectively are–
a) fast– fastly b) fastness–
fastly
c) fast– fast d) fastly–
fast
76) Have
you seen the film Titanic in 3D? The best reply would be–
a) Yes, I have b) No, I
didn’t
c) No, I had not seen d)
Yes, I had
77) It’s
high time that we had our lunch. What can be inferred from the above sentence?
a) They had their lunch
already.
b) Since it is already late
they wish to have their lunch immediately.
c) It is a very long time
since they had their lunch.
d) None of the above.
78) Gabber
Singh’s uniform offends Police officers. Complete the sentence with the right question tag–
a) does it? b) doesn’t it?
c) hasn’t it? d) won’t it?
Find out the appropriate
meaning for the ‘idioms’ and ‘phrases’ in the sentences from the answer choices
given below.
79) Business
people and politicians are the best examples for getting along with anybody
when the situation demands.
a) Creating enmity b)
Finding friendship
c) Criticizing d) Fighting
80) Some
film stars get around paying taxes through their unscrupulous
accountants.
a) Try to avoid taxes c) Try
to influence the officials
b) Honestly pay taxes d) Try
to bribe the officials
81) Rohit
Sharma set the Thames on fire in the 2nd ODI match
between India and Australia.
a) performed outstandingly
b) performed dismally
c) behaved aggressively d)
behaved humorously
e) all of the above
82) Many
youths, studying engineering, do not hesitate to roll
in money.
a) spend lavishly b) be
luxurious
c) adore money d) borrow
money irresponsibly
83) Air
India pilots have put off their strike indefinitely.
a) cancelled b) advanced
c) prolonged d) postponed
Find out the correct
prepositions of the following sentences–
84) The
Vice–Chancellors will be asked to prevent political tensions ______ the campuses
in the state.
a) in b) at c) on d) of
85) Oil
and other commodity markets zoomed ____ stratospheric heights.
a) to b) at c) in d) for
86) Miami
University conferred honorary doctorate ______ the Oscar winning musician A.R.
Rahman.
a) on b) for c) at d) to
KEY
1) e 11) a 21) b 31) a 41) d
51) c 61) b 71) c 81) a
2) a 12) d 22) e 32) c 42) d
52) d 62) b 72) b 82) a
3) b 13) d 23) d 33) d 43) b
53) b 63) c 73) a 83) d
4) c 14) e 24) c 34) d 44) d
54) a 64) c 74) a 84) c
5) a 15) c 25) c 35) c 45) d
55) e 65) c 75) c 85) a
6) b 16) a 26) c 36) c 46) a
56) a 66) b 76) a 86) a
7) a 17) c 27) a 37) a 47) e
57) e 67) c 77) b
8) c 18) a 28) a 38) a 48) e
58) c 68) e 78) b
9) d 19) a 29) d 39) b 49) a
59) b 69) a 79) b
10) b 20) d 30) c 40) c 50)
b 60) b 70) b 80) a
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