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oss1bl e value of ojr?
constructed with vertices from among the
above points?
a 495
b 550 d None of these
c I 04 5 If n = I + x, where x IS the product of four
d 2475 consecutive positive integers, then which
of 2n + I can be selected If the A. n is odd
different ways of selection leas o B. n 1s pnme
candidate 1s 63, the max1m moep.of C. n is a perfect square
candidates that can ror the a A and Conly
scholarship is: b. A and B only
a 3 c. A only
b. 4 d. None of these
c. 2 + 66. In a survey of political preference, 78% of
d. 5 those asked were in favour of at least one
61 of the proposals: I, II and III. 50% of those
hour en o c mp artment 1s attached, asked favoured proposal I, 30% favoured
ctton m speed 1s d1rectly proposal II, and 2 0% favoured proposal
al to the square root of the III. If 5% of those asked favoured all three
er of compartments attached If the of the proposals, what percentage of those
........._ ' 4of the tratn earned by this engme 1s asked favoured more than one of the 3
km per hour when 9 compartments are proposals?
62.
attached, the maxtmum number of a I 0
compartments that can be carried by the b. 12
engtne 1s:
a 49
b. 48
c. 46
d. 47
Total expenses of a boarding house are
partly fixed and part! y varying linearly
67.
c. 17
d. 22
For two positive integers a and b define
the function h( a, b) as the greatest
common factor (go f) of a, b. Let A be a set
of n positive integers. G(A), the gof of the
el ernents of set A is computed by
68.
69.
repeatedly using the function h. The
minimum number of times his required to
be used to compute G is:
a Y.n
b. (n - I)
c. n
d. None of these
The figure below shows two concentric
circles with centre O.PQRS is a square,
inscribed in the outer circle. It also
circumscribes the inner circle, touching it
at points B, C, D and A What is the ratio
of the perimeter of the outer circle to that
of ol on ABCD?
Q
c
72.
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husband. Mrs. Charlie sat to the left of Mr.
Abraham. Mrs. Elmer sat two places to the
right of Mrs. Border. Who sat to the right
of Mr. Abraham?
a Mrs. Dennis
b. Mrs. Elmer
c. Mrs. Border
d. Mrs. Border or Mrs. Dennis
N avjivan Express from Ahmedabad to
Chennai leaves Ahmedabad at .
and travels at 50 km per h
Baroda situated I 0 0 kms aw t ' am
Howrah - ' leaves
Baroda towards Ahme ibad d avels at
40 km per hour. . . Shah, the
traffic controller BaW a realizes that
both the trains on the same
track. How uch tlme does he have to
olhsion between the two
trains2
a
a 1t/4 "' a circle of radius I em. Each
b 31tl2 member of a sequence of regular polygons
c 1t/2 S i(n), n 4, 5, 6, ... , where n is the number
d 1t of sides of the polygon, is circumscribing
Three I ab elled boxes contammg the circle; and each mernb er of _the
white cncket bails are allnuslab e1
1
sequence of regular polygons S2 (n), n - 4,
known that one of the boxes cot am 'onl 5,6, ... , where n is the number of sides of
white balls and one only ols e the polygon, is inscribed in the .eire! e. Let
third contains a mixtur e white Ll(n) and L2(n) denote the penmeters of
balls. You are require t e y label the corresponding polygons of Sl(n) and
the boxes with the lab re white and S2(n). Then (Ll(i3) + 21t}/L2( 17) 1s
red and white eking a sample of one a greater than 1t/4 and less than I
ball from is the label b. greater than I and less than 2
on the box ou . c. greater than 2
a Whit d. less than 1t/4
b. R 74. There is a square field with each side 50 0
c. ite metres long. It has a compound wall a! ong
o ssible determine from a sample its perimeter. At one of its comers, a
one hail triangular area of the field is to be
78 123456787654321, whatisn? cordoned off by erecting a straight-line
344 3 21 fence. The compound wall and the fence
b. 123 578 9 will form its borders. If the length of the
c. 11111111 fence is I 0 0 metres, what is the maximum
d. 1111111 area in square metres that can be cordoned
71. Abraham, Border, Charlie, Dennis and off?
Elmer and their respective wives recently a 2,500
dined together and were seated at a b. I 0, 0 00
circular table. The seats were so arranged c. 5,000
that men and women alternated and each d. 2 0, 0 00
woman was three pi aces distant from her
Directions for Q. 75 to 77: These questions based
on the situation given below: 79.
d. 33
The minimum number of flowers that
could be offered to each deity is: Ten coins are distributed among four people P, Q,
R, S such that one of them gets one coin, another
gets two coins, the third gets three coins and the
fourth gets four coins. It is known that Q gets
more coins than P, and S gets fewer coins than R.
a 0
b. 15
c. 16
d. Cannot be determined
80. The minimum number of flowers with
If the number of coins distributed to Q is which Ro op a leaves home is
i ..
a R gets an even number of coins d. Cannot be
b. R gets an odd number of coins
c. s gets an even number of coins Directions for Q. 81 toe wing table
d. S gets an odd number of coins presents the sweetness o cliff'Jl nt Items relative
If R gets at least two more coins than S, to sucrose, whose sweetne l S cen to be I. 00.
then which one of the following is Lactose 0. 0.16
necessarily true? Maltose #
a Q gets at least two more coins than S Glu S) s 4
b. Q gets more coins than P. Su o se .0 0
c. P gets more coins than S (jru se 1.70
d. P and Q together get at least five coins rl n 675.00
If Q gets fewer coins than R, then which
one of the following is not necessarily is the minimum amount of sucrose
75.
76.
77.
true? (to the nearest gram) that must be added to
a P and Q together. get at least four coin one-gram of saccharin to make a mixture
b. Q and S together get at least four coi that will be at least I 0 0 times as sweet as
c. Rand S together get at least five s glucose?
d. P and R together get at least fiv coi a 7
........ '" Q. " .,, :
based on the situation given below d. I 00
A young girl Roopa leaves x flowers, 82. Approximately how many times sweeter
goes to the bank of a nearby ri . 0 bank of than sucrose is a mixture consisting of
the river, there r placecs of worship, glucose, sucrose and fructose in the ratio
standing in a row. S eli x flowers into of I : 2 : 3?
the river. The numb wers doubles. Then a I. 3.
'" T f ...... ' b. I flowers to " ty :"'She dips the remaining c. 0. 6
flowers , and again the number of d. 2. 3
u She goes to the third place of
wors o ers y flowers to the deity. She dips the Directions for questions 83 and 84: These
wers into the river, and again the questions are based on the situation given below:
flowers doubles. She goes to the fourth A, B, C, D E and F are a group of friends from a
place of worship, offers y flowers to the deity. club. There are two housewives, one lecturer, one
Now she is left with no flowers in hand. archi teet, one accountant and one lawyer in the
78. If Ro op a leaves home with 3 0 flowers, the
number of flowers she offers to each deity
IS:
a 30
b. 31
c. 32
group. There are two married couples in the
group. The lawyer is married to D who is a
housewife. No lady in the group is either an
archi teet or an accountant. C, the accountant, is
married to F who is a lecturer. A is married to D
and is not a housewife.
83. What is E?
a Lawyer
b. Architect
c. Lecturer
d. Accountant
84. Flow many members of the group are
male?
a 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. None of these
Directions for Q. 85 to 86: These questions are
based on the situation given below:
Seven university cricket players are to be honored
at a special luncheon. The players will be seated
on the dais along one side of a single rectangular
table.
A and G have to leave the luncheon early and
must be seated at the extreme right end of the
table, which is closest to the exit.
B will receive the Man of the Match award and
must be in the centre chair.
C and D, who are bitter rivals for the position of
wicket keeper, dislike one another and should be
seated as far apart as possible.
E and F are best friends and want to sit together.
85.
86.
Which of the following may not
at either end of the table?
a C ;f
b. D
e.G
d. F
Which of the followin a1rs ay not be
seated
a E&A +
b. B&D
d. G
87 and 88: These questions are
base t situation given below:
e PRS U, is divided into two smaller
PQTU, and QRST by the line TQ. PQ
= !Ocm, QR = 5cm and RS = !Ocm. Points A, B,
F are within rectangle PQTU, and points C, D, E
are within the rectangle QRST The closest pair of
points among the pairs (A, C), (A, D), (A, E), (F,
C), (F, D), (F, E), (B, C), (B, D), (B, E) are em
apart.
87. Which of the following statements is
necessarily true?
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a The closest pair of points among the
six given points cannot be (F, C).
b. Distance between A and B is greater
than that between F and C
c. The closest pair of points among the
six. given points is (C, D), (D, F), or
(C, F)
d. None of these
88. B>AF>BF; CD>DE>CE; and
6,15 em. Whichis the closest p
among all the six given poin
b. C, D
a B,F 0
ofthese(J .
Tho buod
on the situation v
In each tion 89 to 92 a pair of graphs
F(x) and I'J(x) en. These are composed of
shown as solid lines, in the
JP' i (1 - - x) choose the answer as a;
,.[ !( F(- x) choose the answer as b;
= -F(- x) choose the answer as c;
if none of the above is true, choose the
answer as d.
89.
90.
'-
,
"
. l
!
'
-1
-
_,
a a
b. b
c. c
d. d
91.
-%
a a
b. b
c. c
d. d
_,
71
I
fl(l
2 X
Fl{ll)
.................. :j .. .. J
a a
b b
c c
d d
based on the sttuatlon gtven be w
There are m blue volumes v1,
v
2
, ..... v,. arranged m as dmg,order of volume,
where v
1
> 0, 5 litre, and v <- Each of these
is full of water water from each of
these is empti J irumum number of empty
white vesG , volume I lure. The
water fro a bl e vessel is not emptied into a
e ' ss the white vessel has enough
emp t e to hold all the water of the blue
:<I sse!. number of white vessels required to
ue as n.
x 3. Among the four values given below, which
' 'l} is the least upper bound on e, where e is
the total empty volume in the n white
vessels at the end of the above pro cess?
n.x) a mvm
-- ---- ;------ 0 b. m(l - v,.)
c. mv
1
d. m(l - Vt)
-l
-1
94 . Let the number of white vessels needed be
n
1
for the emptying process described
above, if the volume of each white vessel
is 2 li tres. Among the following values,
which is the least upper bound on
a m/4
b. smallest integer greater than or equal
to (n/2)
c. n
d. greatest integer I ess than or equal to
(n/2)
Directions for Q. 95 to 97: These questions are
based on the situation given below:
There are fifty integers a
1
, a
2
, ........ a
50
, not all of
them necessarily different. Let the greatest integer
of these fifty integers be referred to as G, and the
smallest integer be referred to as L. The integers
a
1
through a
2
, form sequence S I, and the rest form
sequence S2. Each member of S I is less than or
equal to each member of S 2.
95. All values in S I are changed in sign, while
those in S2 remain unchanged. Which of
the following statement is true?
a Every member of Sl is greater than or
equal to every member of S2.
b. G is in SL
c. If all numbers originally in S I and S2
had the same sign, then after the
change of sign, the I argest number of
S I and S2 is in S I
d. None of these
96. Elements of S I are in ascending order, and
those of S 2 are in descending order,
and a
25
are interchanged. Then, which of
the following statements is true?
a S I continues to be in ascending order
b. S 2 continues to be in descending order
c. S I continues to be in ascending order
and S2 in descending order
d. None of these
97. Every element of S I is made greater than
or equal to every element of S2 by adding
to each element of S I an integer x. Then x
cannot be less than:
a 210
b. The smallest value of S 2
c. The I argest value of S2
d. (G-L)
Directions for Q. 98 to 100: These quearons are
based on the situation given '
Let x andy be real numbers an f
(x, y) = lx + Yl. '
F(f(x, y)) =- f(x, y) = -F(f(x, y))
98. Which wt g statement is true?
a y)) = -F(f(x, y)).
,.,qc -. ,
) . G(f(x, y)) > -F(f(x, y)).
y))
y)) . G(f(x, y)) ,. G(f(x, y)).
(f(x, y))
d. F(f(x, y)) + G(f(x, y)) + f(x, y) = f(-x, -
y)
99. What is the value of f(G(f(l, 0)), f(F(f(l,
2)), G( I, 2))))?
a 3
b. 2
c. I
d. 0
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I 0 0. Which of the following expressions yields
-2- as its result?
a F(f(x, -x) . G(f(x, - x)
b. F(t(x, x)). G(f(x, x)). 4
c. -F(f(x, x). G(f(x, x) + log2!6
d. f(x, x).f(x, x)
Directions for questions 101 and 102: These
questions are based on the situation given below:
A robot moves on a graph sheet with x es.
The robot is moved by feeding it equer
of instructions .. The different can
be used m movm rt and therr s are:
Instruction
GOTO(x,y)
WALKX(p)
ove parallel to then y -axis
through a distance of p, in the
positive direction if p is positive,
and in the negative direction if p
is ne ative.
The robot reaches point ( 6, 6) when a
sequence of three instructions is executed,
the first of which is a GOTO(x, y)
instruction, the second is WALKX(2) and
the third is WALKY ( 4 ). What are the
values of x andy?
a 2, 4
b. 0, 0
c. 4, 2
d. 2, 2
I 0 2. The robot is initially at (x, y ), x > 0 and y
< 0. The minimum number of instructions
needed to be executed to bring it to the
origin (0, 0) if you are prohibited form
using the GOTO instruction is:
a 2
b. I
c. X+Y
d. 0
Directions for Q. 103 to 105: These questions are
based on the situation given below:
A road network (shown in the figure below)
connects cities A, B, C and D. All road segments
are straight lines.
Dis the midpoint on the road connecting A and C.
Roads AB and BC are at right angles to each other
with BC shorter than AB. The segment AB is 10
km long. Ms. X and Mr. Y leave A at 8:00 am,
take different routes to city C and reach at the
same time. X takes the highway from A to B to C
and travels at an average speed of 61.875 km per
hour. Y takes the direct route AC and travels at 4 5
km per hour on segment AD. Y's speed on
segment DC is 55km per hour.
a . c
xf .H
106. The amount of petrol consumed by Aditi
for the journey is
a 8.3litres
b. 8. 6 litres
c. 8. 9 litres
d. 9. 2 litres
107. Zoheb would like to drive Aditi's car over
the same route from A to B and minimise
the petrol consumption for the tri . The
anount of petrol required by him
a 6.67 Iitres
b. 7litres
c. 6.33litres
d. 6.0 litres
103.
Directions for Q. 108 to 10: T.ctese questions a-e
based on the situation give
What is the average speed of Yin km per Recently, abu spent'1iis winter vacation
hour? on Kyakya lsi . vacation, he visited
a 47.5 the local ere e came across a new card
b. 49.5 game. a normal deck of 52
c. 50 s pl this game. One player is called
d. 52 e other is called the Player.
The total distance travelled by Y during er
1
cks a card at random from the deck.
the journey is approximately s ed the base card. The amount in rupees
a 1 05km to the face value of the base card is called
b. 150km 6ase amount. The face values of Ace, King.
c. 130km Qtieen and Jack are ten. For other cards, the face
d. Cannot be determined value is the number on the card. Once, the Player
104.
105.
BD? ;f! the base amount. Then the dealer picks a card
a 5 Okm from the deck and this card is called the top card.
b. 52. 5km If the top card is of the same suit as the base card,
c. 55km the Player pays twice the base amount to the
d. Cannot be determin <I Dealer. If the top card is of the same colour as the
Directions for Q. 106 at 107;. These questions
base card (but not the same suit) then the Player
pays the base amount to the Dealer. If the top card
happens to be of a different colour thm the base
card, the Dealer pays the base anount to the
Player.
t.,!'1en below.
Raj iv reaches i:ofir city A in 4 hours,
driving a 0 per hour for the first
2 hours md per hour for the next two
hours. ws the same route, but dnves at
s ds: 30, 4 0 and 50 km per hour,
co en distance in each speed segment.
The a-s are similar with petrol conswnption
characteJ stics (Ian per litre) shown in the figure
below.
"llltltll
"
..
,.
I
' \
..
Ghosh Babu played the game 4 times. First
time he picked eight of clubs and the Dealer
picked queen of dubs. Second time, he picked ten
of hea-ts and the dealer picked two of sp..:les.
Next time. Ghosh Babu picked six of diamonds
and the dealer picked ace of hearts. Lastly, he
picked eight of spades and the, dealer picked jack
of spades. Answer the following questions based
on these four games.
108. If Ghosh Babu stopped playing the game
when his gain would be maximized, the
gain in Rs. would have been
a 12
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109.
110.
b. 20
c. 16
d. 4
The initi a! money Ghosh Babu had (before
the beginning of the game sessions) was
Rs. X. At no point did he have to borrow
any money. What is the minimum possible
value ofX?
a 16
b. 8
c. I 00
d. 24
If the final amount of money that Ghosh
Babu had with him was Rs. I 0 0, what was
the initial amount he had with him?
a 120
b. 8
c. 4
d. 96
113.
B. Increase in carbon
hazardous to health.
monoxide 1s
C. Traffic congestion is hazardous to
health.
D. Some traffic congestion does not cause
increase carbon monoxide.
E. Some traffic congestion 1s not
hazardous to health.
a CBA
b. BDE
c. CDE
d. BAC
A
B. Some apples e
C. All sweets are asty.
D. Some apples n.o ty.
;
b.
Nwnber of Question= 55
Directions for Q. 111 to 120: Each question of me towns m India are polluted
five statements followed by options consisting of :All polluted towns should be
SECTION-III
three statements put together m a spec1fic destroyed
Choose the option which md1cates a val1d C Town Meghana should be destroyed.
argument, that 1s, where the third statement 1s D Town Meghana1s polluted
conclusion drawn from the E Some towns m Ind1a should be
statements. destroyed
Example: a BDE
A All cigarettes are hazardous b. BAE
C. Brand X is hazardous t e d. CDB
B. Brand X is a c. ADE
ABC is a valid option, where em t C can be 115.
concluded from A an+ . A No patriot is a criminal.
B. Bundledas is not a criminal.
Ill C. Bundledas is a patriot.
A All comparues employ D. Bogusdas is not a patriot.
w rkers ; Bogusdas is a criminal.
workers 116.
E. Tara Tech employs only knowledge A Ant eaters like ants.
112.
workers B. Boys are ant eaters.
a ABC C. Balaram is an ant eater.
b. ACB D. Balaram likes ants.
c. COB E. Balaram may eat ants.
d. ACE a DCA
A Traffic congestion increases carbon
monoxide in the environment.
b. ADC
c. ABE
d. ACD
117.
118.
119.
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B. The orang-utan is not angry.
A All actors are handsome. C. The orang-utan does not frown upon
B. Some actors are popular.
C. Ram.ishandsome.
D. Ram is a popular actor.
E. Some popular people are handsome.
a ACD
b. ABE
c. DCA
d. EDC
A Modern industry is technology driven.
B. BTl is a modem industry.
C. BTl is technology driven.
D. BTl may be technology driven.
E. Techno! ogy driven industry is modem
a ABC
b. ABD
c. BCA
d. EBC
the world,
D. The orangutan is angry.
a CB only
b. DAonly
c. AB only
d. CB and DA
12 2. Either Ravana is a demon, or he is a hero.
A Ravanais a hero.
B. Ravanais a demon.
C. Ravanais not a demon.
D Ravanais not aheroo
a CD only
b BAonly CJ
c CD andBA
d DB andCA
12 3. Whenever eev uses the Internet, he
dreams ders.
A t dream about spiders.
B. aJee\\use the Internet.
A All Golmal islanders are blue coloured tj about spiders.
people. eev did not use the internet.
B. Some smart people are not blue C
coloured people.
C. Some babies are blue coloured. c CB
D. Some babies are smart. d. DA
E. Some smart people are not Go 124. If I talk to my professors, then I do not
1 s1 anders 'l} need to take a pill for headache.
a BCD A I talked to my professors.
c. CBD headache.
b. ABE ;f B. I did not need to take a pill for
d. None of these C. I needed to take a pill for headache.
120. D. I did not talk to my professors.
A M BAs are m great and a AB only
B. Ram and grea emand b. DC only
C. Ram is in c. CD only
d. ABandCD
a Directions for Q. 125 to 134: Each question has a
b. C set of four statements. Each statement has three
segments. Choose the alternative where the third
BA segment in the statement can be logically deduced
using both the preceding two, but not just from
D or Q. 121 to 124: Each question has a one of them.
main statement followed by four statements
labelled A, B, C and D. Choose the ordered pair of
statements where the first statement implies the
second and the two statements are logically
consistent with main statement.
121 Either the orang-utan is not angry, or he
frowns upon the world.
A The orang-utan frowns upon the world,
125.
A No cowboys laugh. Some who laugh
are sphinxes. Some sphinxes are not
cowboys.
B. All ghosts are fluorescent. Some
ghosts do not sing. Some singers are
not fluorescent.
126.
127.
C. Cricketers indulge in swearing. Those
who swear are hanged. Some who are
hanged are not cricketers.
D. Some crazy people are pianists. All
crazy people are whistlers. Some
whistlers are pianists.
a A and B
b. Conly
c. A and D
d. D only
A. All good people are knights. All
warriors are good people. All knights
are warners.
B. No footballers are ministers. All
fo otballers are tough. Some ministers
are players.
129.
a D only
b. B only
c. C and B
d. A only
A. MD is an actor. Some actors are pretty.
MD is pretty
B. Some men are cops. All cops are
brave. Some brave people are cops.
C. All cops are brave. "-.are
cops. Some men are brave. . '
D. All actors are pretty; l'v is t an
actor; MD is not pro
a D only
c. A only
d. Band C
C. All pizzas are snacks. Some meals are
pizzas. Some meals are snacks.
D. Some barkers are musk-deer. All
barkers are sloth bears. Some sloth
b. Conly CJ
130.
A. All I s No B!Ms are in
In . ' o I Is areBIMs.
B. lli!Vt' are in India. No B!Ms are in
bears are musk -deer.
a C and D
b. Band C
c. A only
d. Conly
l dia:ltio B!Ms are IIMs.
;;(' IIMs are not in India Some
M s are not tn Indta Some liM s are
Ms
D Some IIMs are not tn Indta Some
B!Ms are not tn Indta Some B!Ms are
A. Dinosaurs are pre-historic creatur liM s
Water-buffaloes are not a A and B
Water-buffaloes are not st b C and D
creatures. c. A only
B. All politicians are fr o d. B only
people are crocodiles No o c iles 131.
are politicians. A. Citizens of Yes Islands speak only the
C. No diamond is q . o opal is truth. Citizens of Yes Islands are
quartz. DiamowJs are p . young people. Young people speak
D All TI e b anas Some GI only the truth.
Joes It e 1l Some GI Joes are B. Citizens of Yes Islands speak only the
mi truth. Some Yes Islands are in the
b
ac a C
0
nl D Atlantic. Some citizens of Yes lsi ands
are in the Atlantic.
C. Citizens of Yes Islands speak only the
an C truth. Some young p eo pie are citizens
I of Yes Islands. Some young people
I earthquakes cause havoc Some speak on! y the truth.
landsltdes cause havoc. Some D. Some people speak only the truth.
earthquakes cause landslides. Some citizens of Yes Islands speak
B. All glass things are transparent. Some only the truth. Some people who speak
curios are glass things. Some curios are on! y the truth are citizens of Yes
transparent. Islands.
C. All clay objects are brittle. All XY are a A only
clay objects. Some XY are brittle. b. B only
D. No criminal is a patriot. Ram is not a c. Conly
patriot. Rami s a criminal. d. D only
132.
133.
A All mammals are VIVIparous. Some
fish are viviparous. Some fish are
mammals.
B. All birds are oviparous. Some fish are
not oviparous. Some fi sh are birds.
C. No mammal is oviparous. Some
creaures are oviparous and some are
not. Some are not mammals.
Some creatures are viviparous. Some
mammals are viviparous.
D. Some creaures are mammals. Some
creaures are VIVIparous. Some
mammals are viviparous.
a A only
b. B only
c. Conly
d. D only
A Many singers are not writers. All poets
are singers. Some poets are not writers.
B. Giants climb beanstalks. Some chicken
do not climb beanstalks. Some chicken
7f)J
;oj
40D
300
zoo
100
a
135 The of growth in sales,
relative year, occurred in
a 199 5
b s 6-2
c
9
are not giants. 1ghest percentage growth in net
C. All explorers live in snowdrifts. Some relative to the prev10us year, was
penguins live in snowdri fts. ach1eved 11
penguins are explorers. a 1998-99
D. Amaris taller than Akbar. Anthony b. 1997-98
shorter than Amar. Akbar is 'B c. 1996-97
than Anthony. d. 1995-96
b. B only profit to sales, IVP Ltd. recorded the
c. Conly highest profitability in
a A only ;f! 137. Defining profitability as the ratio of net
d. D only fa a 1998-99
134. b. 1997-98
A A fow ci"' < I 99Hl
Some r ocke s tist; each snakes. A d. 1996-97
few famer snakes. 138. With profitability as defined in question
B. Poomll!r a kangaroo. Some 137, it can be concluded that
k ar!os are made of teak. Poonam is a Profit<bility is non-decreasing during
.J118 the five years from 1994-95 to 1998-
lis eat grass. All maadors ea 99.
ss. No maadors are bulls. b. Profit<bility is non-increasing during
e skunks drive Cadillacs. All the five years from 1994-95 to 1998-
unks are polar bears. Some pol ar 99.
bears drive Cadillacs. c. Profitability remained constant during
a B only the fi ve years from 1994-95 to 1998-
b. Aand C 99.
c. Conly d. None of the above.
d. C and D
Directions for Q. 135 to 138: These questions are
Directions for Q. 139 to 144:
Consider the information provided in the figure
below relating to India's foreign trade 1997-98
based on the situation given below:
]1, ............................................................... ...... J
and imports from that region. Trade deficit is
defined as the excess of imports over exports.
Trade deficit maybe negative.
A. U.S.A B. Germany
C. OtherE.U. D. U.K
E. Japan F. Russia
G. Other East Europe H. OPEC
I. Asia J. Other L.D.Cs
K. Others
Source of Imports
1991-98 Imports Into India: $40779 million
J K A
4% % 9% 8
G
19%
c
12%
0
6%
' F
2%
1998-99 Imports into India (April-Nov.): $28126
million
16%
J "
5% 1 ~
F E
3%6%
xports from India (Apr.-Nov): $21436
10%
J K
S% 1%
F E D
~ " " 2%s% s%
Additional directions for questions 143 and
144: These questions are based on the situation
given below:
Assume that the average monthly exports from
India and imports to India during the remaining
four months of 1998-99 would be the same as that
for the first eight months of the year.
14 3. What is the region to which Indian exports
registered the highest percentage growth
between 1997-98 and 1995-99?
a Other East Europe
b. USA
c. Asia
d. Exports have declined, no growth
144. What is the percentage growth rate in
India's total trade deficit between 1997-98
and 1998-99?
a 43
b. 47
c. 50
d. 40
Directions for Q. 145 to 148: These questions are
based on the price fluctuations of four
commodities - arhar, pepper, sugar and gold
during February - July 199 9 as described in the
figures bel ow:
2500 r
Athar (f(iday tJuobtions)
I
2300
1'--.. .A
_;:::1
. 2100
,....,.I
j
noo
\/
tSOO
1300
:
Ft F4 1\13 A2 AS 113 JN2 Jl1
w .. t.ottll99)
2DC<Ict
Pepper [Friday
' 19500
...
I .....
10000
__.. \
I
I 18!>00
JL V\ I
a.. f8000
145. Price change of a commodity is defined as
the absolute difference in ending and
beginning prices expressed as percentage
of the beginning. What is the commodity
with the highest price change?
a Arhar
b. Pepper
c. Sugar
d. Gold
14 6. Price volatility (PV) of a
defined as follows: PV = t p
during the period - lowest p du the
perio d)/average price due . tli erio a.
What is the commo di wit tl'l lowest
price volatility? CJ
a Arhar
b. Pepper
c. Sugar
d.
147. Mr(S ds manager with an
inv invested 2 5% of his
in ch of the four commodities at
gtnning of the period. He sold the
.( .- o di ties at the end of the period. His
in: ments in the commodities resulted
a 17"/o pro fit
b. 5.5% loss
17500
II .........
.,
c. no profit, no loss
d. 4.3%profit
Fl F4
'" .IU A5 IU 1 N2 &.-'
W..ks(19
1520
Svg.r ,
Jl
l!t4SO
1\ >--.'
12 -.... \.
81460
''-'! ..... \
--
"C 1440
...
.,
1420
140
.,
..... I
v
'
F3. A2 Aa 113 JNZ JLI
\ . w .....
( .... '-......
Gold (Frkla1
.......
I
""1111
4200
-'\ -
---1
'/ \
4100
""
- -4000
. mo
\../\
'
31100
3700
F1 F4 M3 A2 A5 loU Jlla JU
w ... ,.. lt999)
14 8. The price volatility of the commodity with
the highest PV during the February - July
period is approximately equal to:
a 3%
b. 40%
c. 20%
d. 12%
Directions for Q. 149 to 153: These questions are
based on the table below presenting data on
percentage population covered by drinking water
and sanitation facilities in selected Asian
countries.
Population Covered by Drinking War and
Sanitation Facilities.
India
Banglades
China 97 56 67 74 7 24
Pakistan 82 69 74 77 22 47
Philippines 92 80 86 88 66 77
Indonesia 79 54 62 73 40 51
t:<f .?> 1
C. it is lower than Pakistan in terms of
coverage of sanitation facilities.
Source: World Resources 1998-99, p.251, UNDP, D. it is dominated by Indonesia.
a AandB UNEP and World Bank
Country A is said to dominate B or A > B if A has
higher percentage in total coverage for both
drinking water and sanitation facilities, ancl. B is
said to be dominated by A, or B <A.
b. AandC
c. D
d. None of these
A country is said to be on the coverage frontier if
no other country dominates it. Similar! y, a country
is not on the coverage frontier if it is dominated
by at least one other country.
Directions for Q. 154 to 155: These relate to the
above table with the additional proviso the
gap between the population coverage mitati:
facilities and drinking water faciliti a r
of eli sp arity in coverage. 0
149. What are the countries on the coverage
frontier? !54. The COUntry wie Q.S isparity In
a In eli a and China coverage of rural
b. Sri Lanka and Indonesia a India
c. Philippines and Bangladesh b. Bangladesh
d. Nepal and Pakistan c. +
15 0. Which of the following statements are d ih
true? 155. Th cou th the least disparity in
A. In eli a> Pakistan and India> Indonesia f urban sector is
B. India> China and India> Nepal r;/
C. Sri Lanka> China tstan
D. China> Nepal lippines
a A and C d. None of these
b. Band D
c. A, B and C Directions Q 156-165: Each question is followed
d. B, C and D by two statements, A and B. Answer each
!51
Sanitation facilities columns, fi c b
concluded that rural as 15 6. The average weight of students in a class
a percentage of its is is 50 kg. What is the number of students in
approximately. ' the class?
a 76 A. The heaviest and the lightest members
b. 70 of the class weigh 60 kg and 40 kg
c. 73 + respectively.
d. Cannot be ned B. Exclusion of the heaviest and the
152. Again, data presented under lightest members from the class does
t en acihttes columns, sequence not change the average weight of the
Chi nil, n esi a and Philippines in students.
order of rural population as a a if the answer can be answered by using
entage of their respective total one of the statements a! one, but cannot
ations. The correct order: is: be answered using the other statement
hilippines, Indonesia, China alone.
b. Indonesia, China, Philippines b. if the question can be answered by
c. Indonesia, Philippines, China either statement a! one.
d. China, Indonesia, Philippines c. if the question can be answered by
153. India is not on the coverage frontier using both statements together, but
because cannot be answered using either
A. it is lower than Bangladesh in terms of statement a! one.
coverage of drinking water facilities. d. if the question cannot be answered
B. it is lower than Sri Lanka in terms of even by usmg both statements
coverage of sanitation facilities. together.
157. A small storage tank is spherical in shape.
What is the storage vol wne of the tank?
A. The wall thickness of the tank is I em.
B. When the empty spherical tank is
immersed in a large tank filled with
water, 20 litres of water overflow from
the large tank.
a if the answer can be answered by using
one of the statements alone, but cannot
be answered using the other statement
alone.
b. if the question can be answered by
either statement alone.
c. if the question can be answered by
using both statements together, but
cannot be answered using either
statement alone.
d. if the question cannot be answered
even by usmg both statements
together.
15 8. Mr. X starts walking northwards along the
boundary of a field, from point A on the
boundary, and after walking for 15 0
metres reaches B, and then walks
westwards, again along the boundary, for
another I 0 0 metres when he reaches C.
b.
c.
159.
.?>0 t:<f .?> 1
A. The angle between AB and X -axis
when measured with a protractor is 4 0
degrees, and the angle between CB and
X -axis is 80 degrees.
B. The scale ofY-axisis I em= 1000 Rs.
a if the answer can be answered by using
one of the statements a! one, but cannot
be answered using the other statement
alone.
b. if the question can be by
either statement a! one. II.. '
c. if the question can be swer by
using both statemu to but
cannot be answ ed ng either
statement alonG
d. if the questi c ot be answered
even by us oth statements
16 0 There ts centre C at the ongm
Two tangents are drawn
frod!"aii eJ?temaJ pomt D at a dtstance d em
1:\.. theJJcentre What are the angles
tangent and the X-axts?
e co -ordmates of D are gtven
eX -axt s btsects one of the tangents
a tf the answer can be answered by usmg
one of the statements a! one, but cannot
be answered using the other statement
alone.
b. if the question can be answered by
either statement a! one.
c. if the question can be answered by
using both statements together, but
cannot be answered using either
statement a! one.
d. if the question cannot be answered
even by usmg both statements
together.
161. Find a pair of real numbers x and y that
satisfy, the following two equations
simultaneously. It is known that the values
of a, b, c, d, e and fare non-zero.
ax+by=c, dx+ ey= f
A. a=kd and b =ke, c =k( k,. 0
B. a=b=, d= e=2, f,.2c
a if the answer can be answered by using
one of the statements a! one, but cannot
be answered using the other statement
alone.
b. if the question can be answered by
either statement a! one.
c. if the question can be answered by
using both statements together, but
162.
163.
li
cannot be answered using either
statement alone.
d. if the question c<nnot be <nswered
even by using both statements
together.
Three professors A. B and C are separately
given three sets of numbers to add. They
were expected to find the answers to 1 + 1,
1 + 1 + 2, and 1 + 1 respectively. Their
respective answers were 3, 3, and 2. How
many of the professors are
mathematicians?
A. A mathematician can never add two
numbers correctly but can always add
three numbers correctly.
B. When a mathematician makes a
mistake in a sum, the error is+ 1 or - I
a if the answer can be <nswered by using
one of the statements alone, but cannot
be answered using the other staement
alone.
b. if the question can be answered by
either statement alone.
c. if the question can be answered by
using both statements together, but
cannot be answered using either
statement alone.
d. if the question cannot be answer
even by usmg both
together.
How many among the four studtnfs
C md 0 have passed the
A The following is af6;; ! fll:llt A
and B passed the ex
B. The following is a e ent At
least one am' g C has passed
+
a if the e answered by using
one o alone, but cannot
b redifsing the other statement
aJo .
1 question can be answered by
ther statement alone.
the question can be answered by
using both statements together, but
cannot be answered using either
statement alone.
]] __
d.
164.
b.
c.
d.
staernents
- ---
16 5. M grew one hundred flowering
fro black seeds and white seeds,
'i\;ee giving rise to one plant. A plant
of only one colour. From a
ck seed comes a plant giving red or
blue flowers. From a white seed comes a
plant giving red or white flowers. How
many black seeds were used by Mr.
Mendel?
A. The number of plants with white
fl owers was 10.
B. The number of plants with red flowers
was70.
a if the <nswer can be ooswered by using
one of the statements alone, but cannot
be answered using the other statement
alone.
b. if the question can be answered by
either statement aJ one.
c. if the question can be answered by
using both statements together, but
cannot be answered using either
statement alone.
d. if the question cannot be answered
even by usmg both statements
together.