Aptitude Model With Top 25 Questions

1)If (Logx)^2 - 3Log x +2 = 0, then find the value of x ?a)x=e            b)x=2           c)x=3         d)None 2)A man ate 80 bananas in 4 days, each day eating 6 more than the previous day. How many bananas did he eat on the first day?a)12            b)11           c)13         d)None 3)The sum of 10 terms of the series –1^2 + 2^2 – 3^2 + 4^2... … is: a)33            b)44           c)55         d)None 4)What is the equation of the line that is parallel to the line x + 4y = 8 and passes through the point (1, 2) .a)x=0            b)x=2           c) x + 4y = 9         d)None 5)The sum of 6th and 8th term of an A.P is 10. Find the sum of the first 13 terms of the progression.a)65            b)60          c)70         d)None 6)Obtain the sum of all positive integers up to 500, which are divisible by 5 and not divisible by 2.a)12000            b)12500          c)12400         d)None 7)The sum of the three numbers in A.P is 18 and the product of their extremes is 11. Find the numbers.a)2,5,7            b)1,57          c)1,6,11         d)None 8)Average cost of 4 apples and 5 mangoes is Rs. 30. The average cost of 8 apples and 7 mangoes is Rs. 40. Find the total cost of 24 apples and 24 mangoes.a)1710            b)1720          c)1730         d)1740 9)The average of 7 quantities is 20 and the average of 5 of them is 16. What is the average of the remaining 2?a)30           b)40          c)60         d)None 10)If f(2, 5) = 33 and f(1, 4) = 17, what is the value of f(3, 6)? a)64           b)63          c)60         d)None 11)There are 20 male and 21 female students at West Mount High. Two different scholarships are to be awarded.   How many ways are there to award one of the scholarships to a male student and the other to a female student. a)810           b)830          c)840         d)None 12)Given A = 3^65 and B = (3^64+3^63+3^62+...+3^0) .What is the relation between A and B.a)B = [A – 1]/3         b)B = [A – 1]/5         c)B = [A – 1]/2       d)None 13) 'a' and 'b' are the lengths of the base and height of a right angled triangle whose hypotenuse is 'h'. Find the relation between a,b and h.a) h^2 = a^2 + b^2    b)h^2 = a^2 + b^2          c)h^2 = a^2 + b^2             d)None

14)If four members have to be girls, the members of the team are?

a) S,T,P,R,B             b) S,T,P,R,B,F         c) S,T,R,B,F            d)None 15) Find   the   LCM   of   18   and  27.a) 3             b)2        c)1            d)None 16)Find  the   HCF  of  3/16,5/12,7/8.a)1/47             b)1/45               c)1/43             d)1/48 17) If  x^2=y+z, y^2=z+x, z^2=x+y,  then  find  the  value  of  1/(x+1)  + 1/(y+1)  + 1/(z+1)a)1             b)4               c)3             d)None 18)If  a+b+c=0,  then  find  the  value  of  (a^2+b^2+c^2)/a^2-bc.a)1             b)2               c)3             d)None 19)Find  the  value   of  a^2+b^2+c^2-2ab+2ac-2bc, if  a=x-y, b=x+y, c=2x+1a)(2x-2y+1)^3            b)(2x-2y+1)^5               c)(2x-2y+1)^2             d)None                20)Find  the   value   of  1+2+3+----------+100.<-------->(1)a)5070            b)5020               c)5010             d)5050 21)A scooterist covers a certain distance at 54 kmph. How many meters does he cover in 3min?a)2700                    b)2600         c)2500         d)None 22)A gentleman buys every year Bank's cash certificates of value exceeding the last year's purchase by Rs. 100.  After 20 years, he finds that the total value of the certificates purchased by him is Rs. 83,000. Find the value of the certificates purchased by him in the 10th year. a)5000                    b)5900         c)5800         d)None 23)Two boys begin together to write out a booklet containing 535 lines. The first boy starts with the first line, writing at the rate of 100 lines an hour; and the second starts with the last line then writes line 534 and so on, backward proceeding at the rate of 50 lines an hour. At what line will they meet?a)352                    b)350         c)357         d)None 24)A is 1+4/5 times fast as B . If A gives B a start of 60m, how long should the race course be so that both of them reach at the same time?a)76m    b)96m       c)66 m      d)86m 25)A can run 100m in 27 sec and B in 30 sec. By what distance A beats B?a)10 m    b)20m       c)40 m      d)None Answers:

1)a   2)b   3)c   4)c   5)a   6)b   7)c   8)d   9)a   10)b   11)c   12)c   13)a   14)b   15)c   16)d   17)a   18)b   19)c   20)d   21)a   22)b   23)c   24)d   25)a

Objective English Model Paper 1

Read the following passage and answer the questions 1 to 5      White cement is the basic raw material for producing cement tiles and cement paint, which are used extensively in building construction. The main consumers of white

cement are, therefore, cement tile and cement paint manufacturing units. These consumers, mostly in the small-scale sector, are today facing a major crisis because of a momentous increase in the price of white cement during a short period. The present annual licensed production capacity of white and gray cement in the country is approximately 3.5 lakh tones. The normal demand is 2-2.5 lakh tones. This means that there is idle capacity to the tune of one-lakh tones or more. The price rise is, therefore, not a phenomenon arising out of inadequate production capacity but evidently because of artificial scarcity created by the manufacturers in their self-centeredness       The main reason for the continuing spurt in cement price is its decontrol. As it is, there is stiff competition in the cement paint and tile manufacturing business. Any further price revision at this stage is bound to have a severe adverse impact on the market conditions. The Government should take adequate steps to ensure that suitable controls are brought in else it should allow import of cement. 1. Why is the price of cement going up?    1)Because the Government is controlling the quota    2)Because of export of white cement     3)Because of the large usage of white cement     4)None of this 2. Which of the following statement is false according to the passage?    1)Price rise in white cement would increase the price of cement paint.    2)White cement is a proscribed product    3)Increase in price of white cement is not because of production problems    4)Price rise in white cement would upset cement tile market 3. What is the crisis being faced by the cement tile manufactures, as described in the passage?    1)White cement is priced very low    2)White cement is not of good quality    3)White cement usage is high    4)White cement prices are very high 4. Which of the following words has the same meaning as the word idle as used in the passage?    1) Lazy 2) Clumsy 3) Large 4) Excess 5. Which of the following is correct according to the passage?    1)White cement is not used in the manufacture of paint    2)White cement forms a minor part of the manufacturing     3)White cement is very important for the manufacturing     4)White cement is used for making paints. 6.  A vine climbs from one tree to another                          1               continuing to grow and support itself                          2 even when the original supporting tree is not longer alive.             3                                       4 7. The abbreviation I.P.C stands    1)Indian Police Code    2)Indian Public Code

    3)Indian Penal Code    4)Indian Punitive Code 8. ‘Undertaker’ is one who     1)Performs funeral rites    2)Takes care of children    3)Looks after the crippled    4)Issues tokens 9. “How can I walk all the way to the station?” This is    1)A question    2)An expression of surprise    3)An expression of anguish    4)An expression of wonder 10. ‘She has a collection of stamps from all the world’. The preposition missing here is     1) On  2) To  3) With  4) Over 11. ‘His greatest work in the field biology is related to medicine’. The preposition missing here is     1) For  2) On  3) Of  4) above 12. ‘Where did the boys lose their ball?” The passive voice sentence for this is      1)Where was their ball lost by the boys?      2)Where their ball was lost by the boys?      3)Where has been their ball lost by the boys?      4)How was the ball lost by boys? 13. ‘The rules must strictly be implemented’. The active voice for this is      1)The authorities must implement the rules strictly.      2)Let the rules be strictly implement      3)The rules have to be strictly implemented      4)None of them is correct 14. ‘He agrees with the teacher, isn’t it?’ The correct question tag here is      1) Didn’t he?  2) Doesn’t he?      3) Isn’t he?  4) Does he? 15. ‘They will not recommend him for the post’, isn’t it? The correct question tag here is      1) Won’t they? 2) Will they? 3) Don’t they  4) Do they?  Choose the correct answer: 16 . The synonym of ‘temerity’ is      1) Rashness  2) Timidity  3) Caution  4) Frugality 17. The synonym of ‘infirmity’ is      1) Age   2) Inoculation   3) Disability  4) Unity 18. The antonym of ‘desiccate’ is      1) Lengthen  2) Hallow  3) Saturate  4) Exonerate 19. The antonym of ‘transciense’ is 

     1) Slowness  2) Permanence  3) Perfection  4) Urge 20. ‘DOT’ stands for      1)Department of Tourism       2)Department of Tariffs      3)Department of Telecommunication      4)Department of Tracking  Pick out the right usage:  21. The United States is …. That there are five times zones.      1) Much big  2) So big  3) Too big  4) Very big 22. The phrase ‘pull through’ gives the meaning      1) Pull hard  2) to get well  3) To be friendly 4) to allow 23. The phrase ‘Cry in the Wildness’ means     1) An ineffective demand 2) Cry loudly 3) Cry in pain   4) Cry in the forest 24. The words ‘Animals feeding on flesh’ can be replaced by      1) Cannibals  2) Vegetarians 3 ) Carnivorous 4) None of these 25. The homophone ‘assent’     1) Ascent  2) Accent   3) Ascetic  4) Artistic

Answers:

1)4  2)2  3)4  4)4  5)3  6)4  7)3  8)1  9)3  10)4  11)3  12)1  13)1  14)2  15)2  16)1  17)3  18)3  19)2  20)3  21)2  22)2  23)1  24)3  25)1

Quantitave Model Paper For Freshers

1)How many words of 4 consonants and 3 vowels can be made from 10 consonants and 5 vowels, if all the letters are different? a)10C4 * 5C3 * 7!               b)10C4 * 5C3                  c)10C4 + 5C3 + 7!              d)None 2)How many ways are there to deal a five-card consisting of three nine's and two three's.a)20              b)24                  c)22               d)None 3)How many different 5-card hands include 4 kings?a)44               b)46                  c)48              d)None 4)If the letters of the word CHASM are rearranged to form 5 letter words such that none of the word repeat and the results arranged in ascending order as in a dictionary what is the rank of the word CHASM? a)44               b)46                  c)30              d)32 5)In a local election, there are 8 people running for 2 positions. The person that has the most votes will be elected to the highest paying position. The person with the second

most votes will be elected to the second highest paying position, and likewise for the third place winner. How many different outcomes can this election have? a)56              b)50                  c)60              d)32 6)How many different ways can a 6-question true-false test can be answered?a)60               b)64                  c)66              d)None 7)Find the number of ways to draw a   beginning with a 4 and ending with a 8.a)1028               b)1026                  c)1024              d)None 8) How many four letter distinct initials can be formed using the alphabets of English language such that the last of the four words is always a consonant? a)24^3(21)               b)24^3(21)                  c)26^3(20)              d)26^3(21) 9)A certain marathon had 100 people running for first prize, second, and third prize. How many different possible outcomes are there for the first three runners to cross the finish line?a)970200               b)970100                  c)970300              d)None 10) In how many ways can the letters of the word EDUCATION be rearranged so that the relative position of the vowels and consonants remain the same as in the  word EDUCATION? a)4!              b)4!*5                 c)5!*4              d)None 11)A local delivery company has three packages to deliver to three different homes. If the packages are delivered at random to the three houses, how many ways are there for at least one house to get the wrong package? a)4!              b)4                 c)5              d)None  12)A college has 10 basketball players. A 5-member team and a captain will be selected out of these 10 players. How many different selections can be made? a)1220              b)1230                 c)1240             d)1260 13) How many words can be formed by re-arranging the letters of the word ASCENT such that A and T occupy the first and last position respectively? a)4!              b)4!*5                 c)5!*4              d)None 14)A school has scheduled 3 volleyball games, 3 soccer games, and 3 basketball games. You have a ticket allowing you to attend three of the games.  In how many ways can you go to two basketball games and one of the other events?a)20              b)18                c)16              d)None 15)How many different 5-card hands include 4 of a kind and one other card? a)618             b)620                 c)624              d)None 16)How many ways can 10 people be placed in alphabetical order according to their first names?a)4!              b)5                 c)4              d)1 17) When four fair dice are rolled simultaneously, in how many outcomes will at least one of the dice show 3? a)671             b)670                 c)672              d)None 18)A certain marathon had 100 people running for first prize, second, and third prize.

How many ways are there to correctly guess the first, second, and third place winners?a)4!              b)1               c)5!              d)None 19)How many ways can 10 letters be posted in 5 post boxes, if each of the post boxes can take more than 10 letters? a)6^(30)                      b)4^(20)                 c)5^(10)              d)None 20)How many ways can 5 prizes be given away to 4 boys, if each boy is eligible for all the prizes? a)1010              b)1022                 c)1020             d)1024 21)There are 12 yes or no questions. How many ways can these be answered? a)4096              b)4092                 c)4000              d)None 22)There are 5 Rock songs, 6 Carnatic songs and 3 Indian pop songs. How many different albums can be formed using the above  if the albums should  contain at least 1 Rock song and 1 Carnatic song? a)15620              b)15624                 c)16626              d)None 23)What is the value of 1*1! + 2*2! + 3!*3! + ............ n*n!, where n! means n factorial or n(n-1)(n-2)...1 a)(n+1)!* 1!               b)(n+1)!                  c)(n+1)! - 1!               d)None

24)A team of 8 students goes on an excursion, in two cars, of which one can seat 5 and the other only 4. In how many ways can they travel? a)140                b)160              c)120               d)126 25)There are 6 women and 5 men in a group. From this group a committee of 4 is to be chosen. How many different ways can a committee be formed that contain three women and one man? a)240                b)260              c)220               d)None

Answers:1)a  2)b  3)c  4)d  5)a  6)b  7)c  8)d  9)a  10)b  11)c  12)d  13)a  14)b  15)c  16)d  17)a  18)b  19)c  20)d  21)a  22)b  23)c  24)d  25)a

Directions (Qs. 1-5) : In each question below are given two statements followed by two conclusions

numbered I and II. You have to take two given statements to be true even if they seem  to be at variance

from commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusion logically follows from the two

given statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Read both the statements and

    Give answer 1) if only conclusion I follows;

    Give answer 2) if only conclusion II follows;

    Give answer 3) if neither I nor II follows and

    Give answer 4) if both I and II follow.

 

1. Statements : All doors are chalks. All Chalks are chairs.

            Conclusions: I. All chairs are doors. II. All tables are chairs.

 

2. Statements : Some girls are flowers. Some flowers are pens.

          Conclusions: I. Some girls are pens. II No book is girl.

 

3. Statements : Some books are pencils. All pencils are papers.

          Conclusions: I. Some books are papers. II. Some papers are books.

 

4. Statements : Some goats are cats. Some cats are hens. 

          Conclusions: I. Some goats are hens.  II . No goat is hens

 

5. Statements: Some parrots are cows. No crow is green.

          Conclusions: I. No parrot is green. II. No cow is parrot.

 

 

Directions (Qs. 6-10) : In each question below are given two statements followed by four conclusions

numbered I, II, III, and IV. You have to take the two 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 two given statements, disregarding commonly known facts.

 

6. Statements : Some cats are windows. All  doors are bats.

      Conclusions: I. Some cats are bats.

                         II. All cats are bats.

                        III. Some bats are cats.

                       IV. All bats are cat

     1) All follow

     2) None follows

     3) Only II and IV follow

     4) Only I follows

     5) None of these

 

7. Statements : All bushes are plants. Some trees are doors.

       Conclusions: I. All bushes are plants

                         II. Some bushes are doors

                        III. Some doors are bushes

                       IV. Some plants are bushes.

    1)None follows

    2)Only II, III and IV follow

    3)Only I, II and III follow.

    4)Only III follows.

    5)Only II and III follow.

 

8. Statements : Some pens are papers.  Some papers are boxes.

      Conclusions: I. Some pens are boxes.

                         II. Some boxes are pens.

                        III. Some boxes are papers

                       IV. Some papers are pens.

     1) Only I and II follow 

     2)All follow

     3)Only III and IV follow

     4)Only  I ,II and  III follow

     5)None of these 

 

9. Statements:  All tigers are monkeys.  All monkeys are horses.

      Conclusions: I. All monkeys are tigers.

                         II. All horses are monkeys.

                        III. No tiger is horse

                       IV. No horse is tiger.

    1)Only III and IV  follow

    2)Only I and II follow

    3)Only I ,II and III follow

    4)All follow

    5)None of these

 

10. Statements: Some T-shirts are tables.  No table is Chair.

        Conclusions: I. No T-shirt is chair.

                           II. Some tables are T-shirts 

                          III. No chair is T-shirt  

                         IV. Some chairs are T-shirts.

    1)All follow

    2)Only I follow

    3)Only II and IV follow

    4)Only III follows 

    5)None follows.

 

Directions: (Qs. 11-15) : In each question below is given a statement followed by two assumptions

numbered I and II. An assumption is something supposed or taken for granted. You have to consider the

statement and the assumptions and decide which of the assumptions is implicit in the statement.Give

answer

          1)if only assumption I is implicit;

          2)if only assumption II is implicit;

          3)if neither I nor II  is implicit;

          4)if both I and II are implicit.

11. Statement:

                   If you do not get desired response to your fund raining campaign through the routine

advertisement, appeal of the public’s regional sentiments.

    Assumptions:

                   I. people in general nurture regional sentiments.

                  II. Nobody bothers to read advertisements in the newspaper.

12. Statement:

                  Government should deploy army to the rehabilitate the people displaced due to earthquake.

    Assumptions:

                     I. Army can be used for purposes other than war also.

                    II. Only army can rehabilitate the displaced victims of earthquake.

13. Statement:

                   It is not always true adoption of sophisticated technology increases production and efficiency.

      Assumptions:

                    I. Adoption of sophisticated technology is not a difficult thing to achieve.

                    II. Production and efficiency can be increased by getting rid of sophisticated technology.

 

14. Statement:

                    Government should deploy army to rehabilitate the people displaced due to earthquake.

 

     Assumptions:

                 I. Army should be entrusted with activities other than war to give them enough exposure.

                II. Rehabilitation of earthquake victim is obligatory for the government.

 

15. Statement:

                    Call a dog mad and then should be socially acceptable.

     Assumptions:

                      I. Generally any act should be socially acceptable.

                     II. Dogs are not mad.

Directions (Qs. 16-25) : Select the related word from the given alternations. 

 

16. Conscience: Wrong: Police?

      1) Thief

      2) Law

      3) Discipline

      4) Crime

17.  Glucose : Carbohydrate :: Soya bean : ?   

       1) Proteins

       2) Vitamins

       3) Minerals

       4) Legumes

18.  Pigeon : Peace :: White Flag : ?

       1) Friendship

       2) Victory

       3) Surrender

       4) War

19. Teheran : Iran :: Beijing : ?

       1) China

       2) Japan

       3) Turkey

       4) Malaysia

20. Engineer: Map:: Bricklayer : ?

      1) Design

      2) Templet

      3) Mould

      4) Cement  

21.  ‘Dog’ is related to ‘Kennel’ in the same way as ‘Fowl’ is related to ….. ?

        1) Barn

        2) Cottage

        3) Nest

        4) Coop

22.  ‘Inch’ is related to ‘Centimeter’ in the same way as ‘Milk’ is related to …….. ?

         1) Litre

         2) Volume

         3) Gallon

         4) Viscosity

23.  ‘Honey’ is related is ‘wax’ in the same way as ‘Milk’ is related to …. ?

        1) Cow

        2) Leather

        3) Eggs

        4) Butter

24. ‘Helm’ is related to ‘Rudder’ in the same way as ‘Brain’ is related to …. ?

       1) Heart 

       2) Ribs

       3) Limbs

       4) Body

25.  ‘position’ is related to ‘socrates’ in the same way as ‘Crucification’ is related to….?

        1) Jesus

        2) Christians

        3) Aristotle

        4) Church 

Answers:

1)2  2)3  3)4  4)3  5)3  6)5  7)1  8)4  9)5  10)5  11)1  12)1  13)3  14)2  15)3  1 6)4  17)1  18)3  19)1  20)2 

21)4  22)3  23)2  24)4  25)1

Reasoning Model Test Paper 1

Directions (Qs. 1-5) : In each of the following questions, one term in the number series is wrong. Find out the wrong term.

1. 8, 14, 26, 48, 98, 194, 386  1)194  2)98  3)14  4)48  5)386 2. 8, 13, 21, 32, 47, 63, 8  1)21  2)13  3)32  4)83  5)47 3. 380, 188, 92, 48, 20, 8, 2  1)188  2)48  3)92  4)20  5)8 4. 1, 3, 10, 21, 64, 129, 356, 777  1 )21  2)356  3)129  4)164 5. 6, 12, 48, 100, 384, 768, 3072  1)768  2)384  3)100  4)48  5)12 Directions (Qs. 6-10) : In each of the following questions, a statement is given followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. Give answer:1)If only conclusion II follows;2)If only conclusion I follow;3)If neither I nor II follow;4)If both I and II follow.

6. Statement:                      The great man of the age is the one who can put into words the will of his age, tell his age what the will is and accomplish it.

       Conclusions:

                        I.   One cannot accomplish anything Unless one is great.                        II.  The great men are created by their times.

7. Statement:                    Books are like friends who bring rich and lasting rewards.

     Conclusions:                       I.  Books give as eternal satisfaction.                      II. You should choose your friends.

8. Statement:                    Though his performance was not good, he was promoted.

     Conclusions:                       I. Good performance leads to promotion.                       II. performance and promotion are not necessarily interdependent.

9. Statement:                     From all available cultural records it is evident that even in ancient India, both  the masters and the disciples valued not the quantity but the quality of knowledge.

    Conclusions:                     I. There was an identify of educational values between teachers and students in ancient India.                    II.   Quality of knowledge is at a discount in modern India.

10. Statement:                    Perhaps the most significant long-term aspect of the plan is the impact

it has had on the cautions attitudes many Indians have towards entrepreneurship.

Conclusions:                  I.  The plan has failed in other aspects.                II.  Entrepreneurship and caution. Do not go gather.

 Directions (Qs. 11-15) : Read the following information and answer the questions g iven below: 1. There is a family of six persons A,B,C,D,E and F . They are lawyer, Doctor,Teacher, Salesman, Engineer and Accountant. 2. There are two married couples in the family. 3. ‘D’, the salesman is married to the lady teacher 4. The doctor is married to lawyer. 5. ‘F’ the accountant is the son of B and brother of  E. 6. ‘C’, the lawyer is the daughter-in-law of  A. 

7. ‘E’, is the unmarried Engineer.8. ‘A’ is the grandmother of  E.

11). How is E related to F ?   1) Brother   2) Sister   3) Cousin brother   4) Cannot be determined   5) None of these

12). Which of the following is profession of  B ?  1) Teacher  2) Doctor  3) Lawyer  4) Cannot be determined  5) None of these

13). Which  of the following is the profession of A?  1) Lawyer  2) Teacher  3) Doctor  4) Cannot Be determined  5) None of these                                                      14). Which of the following is one of the couples?  1) FD  2) SD  3) EA  4) AC  5) None of these

15). How is D related to F ?  1) Grand father  2) Father  3) Uncle  4) Brother  5) None of these

Directions (Qs. 16-20) : Read the following information and answer the questions  given below.

If ranks of five candidates A, B, C, D and E are arranged in the ascending order of their marks in Reasoning, E is the fourth and D is the first. When they are arranged in the ascending order of their marks in English. A takes the place of E and E takes the place of B.C’s position remains the same in both the arrangements.

B’s marks are the lowest in one test and the highest in the other test.

‘A’ has secured more marks than ‘C’ in reasoning.

  16. Who has secured the second highest marks in Reasoning ?     1) A     2) B     3) C     4) D     5) E 17. Whose marks in English are more than C’s marks in English ?      1) Only A’s      2) Only E’s      3) E’s and A’s      4) B’s and D’s      5) None of these18. Who has secured the highest marks in Reasoning ?      1) A      2) B      3) C      4) D      5) E

19. Which of the following groups of candidates has improvement in rank in English as compared to That of Reasoning ?      1)BDA      2)ADC      3)BDE      4)DAE      5)None of these 20. Who has secured the highest marks in English ?      1) A      2) B      3) C      4) D      5) E  Directions (Qs. 21-25) : Complete the following letter series.     21. DEF HIJ MNO ?    1) STU    2) RST    3) RTV    4) SRQ    5) TUV 22. DKY FJW HIV JHS ?    1) KGR    2) LFQ

    3) KFR    4) LGQ    5) None of these 23. A CD GHI ? UVWXY    1) LMNO    2) MNO    3) NOPQ    4) NOP    5) MNOP24. eac gce ieg ?    1) jhi    2) jgi    3) kgi    4) khi    5) kij

25. EJOT DHLP CFIL ?   1) BDFH   2) BHLM   3) DEIJ   4) DGKL   5) None of these

Answers:

1)4  2)5  3)2  4)3  5)3  6)3  7)1  8)4  9)1  10)3  11)4  12)2  13)2  14)5  15)   1 6)1  17)4  18)4  19)5  20)2  21)1  22)4  23)5  24)3  25)1

Objective English Model Paper With Answers

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions 1 to 2

     Construction in India is as old its civilization. However, Indian construction underwent a sea change with the induction of British technology in to the country. The post independence period also provided a fillip with massive projects coming up all over following the launching of the five-year plans. Perforce, the contractors acquired expertise in many challenging fields of construction activity.

     One result of the book was that the Indian contractors embarked on construction projects abroad. The oil boom in the Middle East provided further momentum to India’s efforts in project exports.

     This had beneficial for the Indian economy. Some of these spin-offs were substantial while others were marginal. First, Indian contractors were exposed to new technology and equipments. Secondly, project exports offered scope for large-scale employment of skilled, unskilled and managerial personnel.      An indication to this effect is the outflow of contract migrant workers to the major

construction centers. The annual outflow from India went up from 33.9 thousand in 1977 to 1.72 lakhs in 1979 and to 2.68 lakhs in 1981. There has been a decline in the migration rate since then. The number of migrant workers in 1987 was 1.22 lakhs. Thirdly, earnings from project exports eased the country’s foreign exchange problems. According to Exim Bank, an estimated 30 percent of the project value was repatriated into the country, which means over  Rs.2, 000 crore.

     Finally, India also exported construction-building materials as part of the project export efforts. The precise data is not available. However, the Exim Bank, estimates it a 6 percent of the project value. The low volume of material content in the project export is due to higher price of materials, insistence of the client on local material and transport problems. The project exports fail into two distinct phases” The first phase coincided with the oil boom and the second with the post boom period. The boom phase lasted till 1982. During this period, India’s construction project exports exceeded Rs.5, 000 crore. This works out to projects worth Rs.1, 000 crore annually. The performance in the second phase shows a declining trend. The average volume of work has come down to Rs.150 crore since 1982. There were 54 project exporters operating abroad during the first phase and 45 in 1989.

1). According to the passage, during which year did the export of construction projects reach its peak?     1)1979  2)1982  3)1987  4)1977 2). What was the immediate outcome, according to the passage, of the expansion of construction projects in India?     1 )Indian contractors were exposed to new technology.     2)Indian contractors made huge profits.     3)India’s self-sufficiency in construction     4)Exporting construction projects. 3). According to the passage, what was the approximate percentage increase in migrants from India for overseas construction projects from 1979 to 1981?     1) 60  2) 40  3) 80  4) 140

4). According to the passage, the contractors in India had to venture into challenging fields after Independence for which of the following reasons?fields after Independence for which of the following reasons?      1)Introduction of British technology     2)Implementation of five year plans     3)Beginning of five-year plans.      4)Opportunity to expand in the domestic sector. 5). According to the passage, what was the effect on construction in India during the British regime?     1)It lost its unique status.     2)It was brought to a minimum     3)It was modified to a large extent with the help of modern technology.     4)It helped the British to build many monuments in BritainRead the passage carefully and answer the questions  6  to 10

     Ironically enough, the very “Success” of operation Flood which is to make the cities flush with milk, has proved its undoing. Farmers in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka,

Tamil Nadu and Kerala are now faced with a surplus of supplies for which there are no takers. Indeed, some experts in the Union agriculture ministry are even going so far as to suggest that the country should export to neighboring countries Bangladesh, for example, which imports milk and dairy products. Does this mean that the needs of the consumers at home are met? Far from it. The fact that a dairy technology mission was created to improve the nutritional status of the rural poor speaks for itself. The protagonists of Operation Flood argue that the per capita consumption of milk has gone up from 108 g in 1967 to 158 g in 1987 and an expected 196 g in 1995, when the third phase of the programme comes to an end. But it is clear that consumption has been limited to the cities and that too to the relatively better off households.      Four out of every ten citizens in larger cities officially estimated to be living in slums are unable to afford sufficient milk for all their needs. What the much – aunted “surplus” thus amounts to therefore, is a saturation of the market comprising the other half. Even in Bombay, the most affluent metropolis, housewives find it difficult to meet their milk bills because it is priced the highest in the country.       The inadequate of take of milk is thus related to its price. The anomaly should be sufficient to prompt a through revaluation of Operation Flood, which is based on improving technology in the dairy industry to increase yield though at higher costs. Somewhat like the Green Revolution in cereals, the “white revolution” has its share of critics who argue that instead of concentrating on increasing the supply of milk in a few pockets (though the co operatives are inherently preferable to private suppliers), the authorities ought to spread the benefits of imp[roved dairying throughout the countryside. Like the Green Revolution which demands capital – intensive inputs and energy. Operation Flood requires genetically superior cattle, which in turn have to be provided with fodder, now in extremely short supply all over the country. What is more, schemes such as Operation Flood only sharpen the urban-rural divide, instead of narrowing it, which should surely be the objective of any development scheme.  6. What is the expectation regarding milk consumption in 1995?    1)It will be the same as in 1987    2)It will be about twice as much as in 1967    3)It will be about three times as much as in 1987    4)None of these 7. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?    1)Milk needs of the entire country are being met    2)Milk needs of the urban group are being met    3)Milk needs of only the affluent people in urban areas being met    4)Six out of ten people in urban areas buy milk 8. Which of the following has the same meaning as the word protagonist as used in the passage?    1) Supporter  2) Opponent  3) Preserver  4) Intellectual 9. which of the following has the same meaning as the word divide, as used in the passage?   1) Partition  2) Separate  3) Cut-off  4) Difference 10. Which of the following according to the passage, is true regarding the price of milk?     1)It is high because of middlemen

     2)It is low because co-operatives have been established     3)Price is high because cost of production is high     4)Price of milk is high only in metropolitan areas.Choose the correct answer

11. Connecting different computers in an organized manner within an office building can be termed as      1 ) ANN  2) WAN  3) MAN  4) LAN 12. Which one of the following is not an input device?     1) Microphone  2) Mouse  3) Scanner  4) None 13. Line printer speed is specified in terms of       1) COM  2) CPM  3) DPM  4) LPM 14. Optical Storage Technique is used in      1) Floppy Drive  2) Hard Disk Drive  3) Magnetic Disk Drive  4) CD-ROM Drive 15. Indicate which of the following is necessary to work on a computer     1) Compiler  2) Operating System  3) Assembler  4) None 16. In a mixed Economy, the price of a commodity is determined by the       1)Production Unit      2)Market Mechanism      3)Shareholders of the production unit      4)Consumer of the product 17. The density of population according to the 1991 census is      1)267 persons per sq.km.      2)271 persons per sq.km.      3 )285 persons per sq.km.      4)289 persons per sq.km. 18. Which decade of Indian Planning has been the best decade of Agricultural Growth?     1) Fifties  2) Sixties  3) Seventies  4) Eighties 19. The Jawahar Rozgar Yojana was launched for taking up innovative projects.  Which of the following is the aim of the Scheme?      1 )Prevention of migration of labour     2)Enhancing women’s employment     3)Construction of rural houses     4)Improving the efficiency of labour 20. What was the total food grain output of India in 1994 95?      1)189.77 million tones      2)199.88 million tones       3)200.97 million tones      4)170.60 million tonesFill in the blanks with the correct forms of the verbs.

21. If the Eucalyptus tree … to become extinct, the Koala Bear would also die.      1) Is   2) was  3) were 4) have

 22. Some teachers argue that students who … used to using a calculator may forget how to do mental calculation.      1) Was  2) Are  3) Were  4) Is 23. Last year Americans … six times as much money for pet food as they did for baby food      1) Spend 2) have spend  3) spent 4) were spendingCorrect the following sentences:

24. Starfishes and Sea urchins,                                 1      members of enhinderms or spiny skinned animals,                                           2Are particularly interested because of their unusual structures.                            3                                                4

25. It is essential that cancer is diagnosed and treated               1                                   2                         as early as possible   in order to Assure a successful cure.                   3                                     4

Answers:

1)2  2)4  3)1  4)3  5 )3  6)4  7)3  8)1  9)4  10 )3  11)4  12)4  13)4  14)4  15 )2  16)2  17)1  18)4  19)2  20 )1  21)2  22)2  23)3  24)3  25 )3

1).If in a certain language, GRASP is coded as BMVNK. Which world would be coded as CRANE?

  1)HWFSJ  2)FUDQH  3)GVERI  4)XMVIZ  5)BQZMD

2).If in a certain code COVET is written as FRYHW. Which word would be written as FRYHW. Which

word would be written as SHDUO?

  1)TIEVP  2)REPAY  3)STINK  4)PEARL  5)QUAKE

3).If in a certain language, TRIANGLE is coded as SQHZMFKD, which word would be coded as

DWZLOKD ?

 1)EXAMPLE  2)FIGMENT  3)DISMISS  4)DISJOIN  5)None

4).If ELCSUM is the code for MUSCLE, which word has the code LATIPAC ?

 1)CAPRICE  2)CONDUCE  3)CAPITAL  4)CONFESS  5)None

5).If in a certain language, ITNIETAM is the code for INTIMATE, which word has the code

TREVNIETARBI ?

 1)INVERITBARTE  2)INVERTIBARTE  3)INVERTIBRETA  4)INVERTIBRATE   5)INVRETIBRATE

6).How many pairs of letters are there in the word LANGUISH which have as many letters between them

in the word as in the alphabet ?

 1)Tree  2)Two  3)One  4)Nil  5)None of these

7).Number of letters skipped between adjacent letters in the series is in the order 2,5,7,10. Which of the

following series observes the rule given above ?

 1)QTZHS  2)FNKO  3)CEGL  4)SYBE  5)None of these.

8).From the word ASTOUNDER how Many independent words can be made without changing the order

of the letters and using each letter only once ?

 1)None  2)Three  3)Two  4)Four  5)None of these

9).Two letters in the word COUPLE have as many letters between them in the alphabet. The letter which

appears first in the alphabet is the answer. If there is no such pair of letters in the word, the answer is x.

 1)X  2)U  3)P  4)L  5)O

10).A pair of letters is there in the word LEMON which have as many letters between them in the word as

in the alphabet. Which one of the two letter comes earlier in the alphabet ?

 1)M  2)L  3)E  4)N  5)O

Directions (Qs. 11-15): Each question below is followed by two arguments numbered I and II. You have to

decide which of the argument is a ‘strong’  argument and which is a ‘weak’ argument and 

 

give answer 1) if only argument II is strong;

give answer 2) if only argument I is strong;

give answer 3) if either I or II strong;

give answer 4) if neither I nor II is strong ; and

give answer 5) if both I and II are strong.

11.Statement:

                     Should all news be controlled by government in democracy ?

    Arguments: 

                   I. No. Controlled news closes credibility.

                  II.  Yes, Variety of news only confuses people.

12.Statement:

                     Should sex-education be given in schools?

    Arguments:

                   I.  No. it is naturally gained as children grow into adult. 

                  II. Yes, It is given in schools in the U.S.A.

13. Statement:

                    Should foreign films be banned in India ?

      Arguments:

                   I.  No. Foreign films are of a high artistic standard.

                  II. Yes, They depict and alien culture which adversely affect our values.

14. Statement:

                     Should personal tax be abolished in India ?

      Arguments:

                  I. No. Individuals must learn to share their wealth with other people.

                 II. Yes, It will motivate people to earn more.

15. Statement:

                    Should there be students union in College/University ?

     Arguments: 

                   I.  Yes, it is very necessary. Students are the future political leaders

                  II. No, this will create a political atmosphere in the campus.

Directions (Qs. 16-20) : Read the following Information and answer the question            

 Given  below :                  

    1)There are seven teachers  P,Q,R,S,X,Y, and Z in a College: Each one of them teaches a different

Subject.

 

    2)There are three female and four male teachers and out of these, there are two pairs of  couples.

 

    3)’R’ who teacher social science is married to the teacher who teaches chemistry.

    4)’X’ and ‘Z” are lady teacher who teach zoology and physics respectively

    5)’P’ teaches Mathematics and his wife does not teach physics.

    6) ‘Q’ does not teach Chemistry or Commerce Subject.

    7)’Y’ and ‘S’ are male teachers, f is unmarried.

16).Which subject does ‘Y’ teach ?

  1)Mathematics  2)Chemistry  3)Physics  4)None of these

17).Which subject does Q teach ?

 1)Physics  2)Commerce  3)Social science  4)Cannot be determined

18). Which of the following are two pairs of couples?

 1)ZP & RS  2)PR & SX  3)SR & PX  4)Cannot be determined    

      

19). Which subject does P's wife teach ?

 1)zoology  2)Chemistry  3)Social science  4)Cannot be determined

20). Who among the following are the males among the two couples?

 1)PS  2)PX  3) PR  4)Cannot be determined

                                   

Directions (Qs. 21-25) : Read the following Information Carefully and answer the questions given below it.

        1. A group of six persons  P ,Q ,R ,S ,T and U are members of a club

         

        2. Out of these six persons, two are musicians, two are badminton players, one is a photographer

and one is a magician.

        3. ‘P’ the photographer is married to ‘S’ who is magician.

        4. The magician is married to ‘Q’ who is of the same profession as that of  ‘U’.

        5. P,Q,R,S are two married couples in the group.

        6. ‘U’, unmarried badminton player is the brother of ‘R’.

        7. In the pair of badminton players only one is male.

        8. The only married musician in the group is a female.

21).Which of the following is a pair of musicians ?

    1) QT

    2) QU

    3) DT

    4) PR

22).Who is the magician in the group ?

   1) Q

   2) R

   3) T

   4) Cannot be determined

23).What is the profession of ‘Q’ ?

   1)  Badminton player

   2)  Musician

   3)  Magician

   4)  Cannot be determined

24).Which of the following is pair of males only ?

   1) PQ

   2) QR

   3) TR

   4) QS

25).Which of the following is a pair of only married females in the group ?

    1) RP

    2) PS

    3) PQ

    4) QS

Answers:

1)1  2)4  3)1  4)3  5)4  6)2  7)1  8)2  9)4  10)4  11)1  12)4  13)4  14)1  15)4  16)4  17)4  18)3  19)1  20)1 

21)3  22)2  23)1  24)3  25)4