BBA MT1 EXPANS

UGT 2016 INSTRUCTOR’S REFERENCE MANUAL ModuleAssessment Test

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BBA-MT-1

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BBA-MT-2

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UGT BBA-MT-1 EXPLANATORY ANSWERS 1.

Capacity of the can = HCF of (63, 45, 72) = 9 litres. Hence, [1].

2.

Total marks obtained by the class = 300 Total marks obtained by the first six students = 6 × 20 = 120.

Total marks obtained by the last five students = 5 × 42 = 210. \ Marks obtained by the sixth student = (210 + 120) – 300 = 330 – 300 = 30. Hence, [3].

3.

4.

Ratio = 2 : 5 : 6.

Let H.C.F = x. \ 2x + 5x + 6x = 221 Þ 17. \ HCF = 17. \ The numbers are: 2 × 17, L.C.M. of (2 × 17, 5 × 17, = 17 × 2 × 3 × 5 = 510. \ Difference = 510 – 17 =

9.

LCM of 6, 8, 9 = 72 1000 when divided by 72 leaves remainder 64. \ Required number = 1000 + (72 – 64) + 5 = 1013.

Hence, [4].

10.

The number should be divisible by both 11 and 4.

To be divisible by 4, B = 2 or 6.

To be divisible by 11, [(8 + 7 + A + 2 + 9) – (9 + 6 + 5 +3 + B)] = 3 + A – B should be either 0 or a multiple of 11.

If B = 2, then 3 + A – B = 1 + A \ A = –1 or 10, which is not possible.

If B = 6, then 3 + A – B = A – 3 \ A – 3 = 0 \ A = 3. Hence, [1].

11.

Required time = LCM of 8, 9, 10, 15 = 360 seconds. Hence, [2].

12.

Total age of all members = 8 × 18 = 144.

Ten years back, total age = 144 – 80 = 64 years.

But ten years ago, the number of family members was 7.

Hence, the average age of the family at that time 64 = = 9.14 years. Hence, [4].

7

13.

14.

From 49 cigarettes, I will get 7 cigarettes.

From these 7 cigarettes, I will get 1 more cigarette. \ In total, i get 7 + 1 = 8 cigarettes.

Hence, [3].

Let the digits of number be x, 2x Clearly, 2x – x = 3 Þ x = 3 So, the digits are 3 and 6. So, the number may be either 36 or 63. So, we can’t have a finite value.

Hence, [4].

15.

Marked up price =

16.

The 35 th National Games were hosted by Kerala from January 31 - to February 14, 2015. The 5-day event was attended by a total of 11,641 participants, including 7,744 athletes and was held across seven districts in the state. Hence [4].

13x = 221 Þ x = 5 × 17 and 6 × 17.

2 × 3 × 17) 493. Hence, [4].

5 3 -25 18 × – (-22) + 5 27 55

55 ö æ 5 3 -25 -5 25 5 ´ × – ç+ = ÷ = 5 27 è 22 18 ø 9 36 36 Hence, [1]. =

5.

Average of first 90 even numbers

2 + 4 + 6 + 8 + ... + 180 = 90 =

2 (1 + 2 + 3 + ... + 90 ) 90

90 ´ ( 90 + 1) 2 ´ = 91.

90 2 Hence, [2].

=

6.

7.

8.

1454 × 2388 × 1560 × 3619 = 1454 × 2388 × 156 × 10 × 3619 For finding the rightmost nonzero digit, leave the term of 10 and multiply the numbers that are at unit’s place of every number.

So, 1454 × 2388 × 156 × 3619 = ...(4 × 8 × 6 × 9) = ...(...8) Clearly, non zero digit will be 8.

Hence, [3].

Required number = HCF of [(585 – 441), (441 – 345), (585 – 345)] = HCF of 144, 96, 240 = 48. Hence, [4].

17-2 22-1

The number is of the form 105x + 45 = 35 × (3x + 1) + 10 Thus, when this number is divided by 35, it leaves remainder 10. Hence, [3].

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6000 ´104.16 = 6250 Rs. 100 Cost price after 1st discount = 6250 × 0.8 = R.5000 Cost price after 2nd discount = 5000 × 0.9 = Rs.4500 Hence, [4].

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20-4

21-2

Paul van Ass was appointed as the head coach of the Indian men’s hockey team. He succeeded Terry Walsh. Anthony Thornton, who replaced Neil Hawgood, was appointed as the coach of the Indian women’s hockey team. Hence, [3].

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42.

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26-1

30-2

31-4

27-3

28-3

Charlie Hebdo is a French satirical weekly newspaper, featuring cartoons, reports, polemics, and jokes. Hence, [2].

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34-2

35-3

36-1

38-4

39-4

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Michele Ferrero, the world’s wealthiest confectionery maker was the owner of Nutella brand. His Nutella chocolate and hazelnut spread helped raise generations of Italians and define Italian sweets. He also created Ferrero Rocher, Kinder Surprise eggs and TicTacs. Hence, [1].

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45-4

46.

The subject here is “delays and cancellations”. Thus, it should be “...they have caused...”. Hence, [3].

47.

“...wakes up before 10’o clock”. Hence, [4].

48.

“...he was selected as...”. Hence, [2].

49.

I G O R O U S \ R +3 –1 +3 –1 +3 –1 +3 –1 = U H J N U N X R Hence, [4].

Note: There is no need to calculate code for all the alphabets particularly for this example. Only first alphabet will give you the answer i.e., U.

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60.

In the first and second codes, the digit 5 is common and the common word is ‘Green’. \ 5 º Green. Hence, [3].

61.

Here, G º 2, R º 7, A º 3, P º 5, E º 4, F º 1, O º 6, U º 8 \ GROUP º 27685.

Hence, [3].

62.

8 15 H O 16 30 P D Similarly, 2 15 B O 4 30 D D Hence, [3].

“...of the class”. Hence, [4].

20 T 40 N

5 E 10 J

18 R 36 J

5

12 L 24 X

E 10 J

50.

Replete. Hence, [1].

Answers to questions 63 to 66:

51.

Officious. Hence, [3].

52.

The first and fourth letters are moved two places forword, while the second and third letters are moved two places back. Thus, the answer is EVSH. Hence, [3].

Every odd numbered letter is replaced by its previous letter and every even numbered letter by its next letter from the alphabet.

53.

54.

55.

56.

57.

All letters are moved two places back to get the corresponding code for each letter. Hence, [4].

Y » Z ¯ W means Y is married to Z and W is Z’s child, and hence, Y’s child. Also, X is Y’s brother. \ X is W’s uncle. But we do not know whether W is a male or female. \ We cannot answer the quesiton. Hence, [4].

M ~ N ¯ O º O is N’s child and M is N’s sister.

Hence, M is O’s aunt. Hence, [3].

O ~ P Þ O and P are sisters i.e., P is a female.

Q and R are P’s sons. T is S’s child and R is married to S. \ T is R’s child. \ P is T’s grandmother. Hence, [4].

B = A ¯ M implies that B is M’s uncle. C is married to B. Hence, C is M’s aunt. Hence, [3].

58.

The arrangement from tallest to shortest person is follows: #, @, ?, + and *. Hence, [4].

59.

E +3 = H

L –1 K

E +3 H

M –1 L

E +3 H

N –1 M

T +3 W

A –1 Z

R +3 U

Y –1 X

Now, all the questions can be answered.

63-[3] 64-[1] 65-[3] 66-[4] 67.

68.

‘For treating’ is grammatically correct. Hence, [2].

‘Most unique’ is not the right usage. ‘Uniquer’ and ‘uniquest’ do not exist. ‘Unique’ means ‘one of a kind’, and therfore cannot be used in a comparative sense. ‘Unique’ is correct. Hence, [3].

69.

‘In my opinion’ is correct. Hence, [2].

70.

Some of the meaningful words that can be formed using four distinct letters from the word CONTRAPTION are: CROP, CRAP, RANT, TRIP, TORN, TRAP, RAPT, PANT, CORN, PART, PORT and CART. Hence, [4].

The letters are ITLIGNTA. The word that can be formed by rearranging these letters is LITIGANT, meaning somebody involved in a law suit. Hence, [3].

71.

72.

Relieve is used for pain. Hence, [3].

73.

‘It being a cloudy day’ .... is the correct usage.

Hence, [1].

74.

Has been is grammatically correct. Hence, [2].

75.

Some water is the correct usage. Hence, [4].

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UGT BBA-MT-2 EXPLANATORY ANSWERS 2

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2.

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225 æ 15 ö æ 64 - 4 ö wine ÷ = ç ÷ = = ç 256 total solution è 16 ø è 64 ø So, 31 is the water and 225 is the wine. \ 31 : 225 is the answer. Hence, [1].

X : Y = 3 : 5 Y : Z = 1 : 2 3 X X Y 3 1 ´ ´ = = = 10 Z Y Z 5 2 Þ X : Z = 3 : 10 Þ 3 : 10 :: x : 1200 (where x is the amount of money ‘X’ has) Þ 10x = 3600 Þ x = Rs.360. Hence, [4].

3.

Let the common ratio be x: Given 7x – 2x = 25 \ x = 5 \ Smaller number is 10. Hence, [2].

4.

In one litre of mixture, water = 300 ml and milk = 700 ml.

We are adding only milk to make the proportion of water 15%.

Hence, 15% of total volume of mixture = 300 ml. \ Total volume of mixture = 2000 ml \ Milk added = 1000 ml. Hence, [2].

5.

Let the principal be P and rate be R. P´R ´5 Þ R = 20% \ P = 100 Let N be the required number of years.

P ´ 20 ´ N Þ N = 35years. Hence, [4]. \ 7P = 100

6.

Let the incomes be 3a and 2a, respectively, and the expenses be 5b and 3b, respectively So, 3a – 5b = 2000 2a – 3b = 2000 Solving them, we get, a = 4000 So, Anil’s income = Rs. 12000. Hence, [2]. a b c 3 4 1 × × = × × b c d 5 6 2 a 1 = \ d 5 \ a : d = 1 : 5. Hence, [3].

7.

8.

9.

10.

Also,

Þ x 1 + x 2 + x 3 + x 4 + y = 5x + 10 Þ 5x – 28 + y = 5x + 10 ... (from (i)) Þ y = 38 kg. Hence, [3].

Alternatively, Since the average of 5 students increases by 2, the total increase is 10 kg.

Since the student weighing 28 kg is being replaced, the weight of the new student will be 38kg.

11.

Let a, b, c, d be 2x, 5x, 7x, 11x respectively, a + 2b + 3c + 4d 2x + 10x + 21x + 44x Now, = = 11 c 7x Hence, [4].

12.

Number of girls in school A = 40% of 200 = 80.

Number of girls in school B = 30% of 300 = 90.

\ Required percentage = = 13.

14.

Initial amount = Rs.50000 Total purchases were = 5000 + 13000 + 500 = Rs.18500 Deposit in Bank = 50000 – 18500 = Rs.31500 After 2 years: 75 × 18500 Amount received by selling goods = 100 = Rs.13875 Bank deposit = (1.12) 2 × 31500 = Rs.39513.6 Total money = 13875 + 39513.6 = Rs.53388.6 \ Change in holding = 53388.6 – 50000 = Rs.3389.

Hence, [3].

E

M

U 27%

n(E U M) = n(E) + n(M) – n(E I M) 73% = 70% + 65% – x% \ x% = 62% Now, 62% º 248 \ Total number of candidates =

248 ´ 100 = 400.

62

Hence, [1].

Let the weight of the new student be ‘y’ kg.

15.

x1 + x 2 + x 3 + x 4 + 28 = x ; x is the average.

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170 × 100 = 34%. Hence, [4].

500

Let the sets E and M represent students who passed in English and Mathematics respectively, n(E U M) = (100 – 27)% = 73%.

Let the population 3 years before was P. Clearly, P × (1.2) 3 = 17280 P × 1.728 = 17280 Þ P = 10,000. Hence, [3].

Þ x 1 + x 2 + x 3 + x 4 = 5x - 28

90 + 80 × 100 200 + 300

(70 – x)% x%

Let the cost price of each article = 1, then: S.P of 40 articles = 50 C.P of 40 articles = 40 50 - 40 \ Percent profit or gain = 40 × 100 = 25%.

Hence, [3].

Given,

x1 + x 2 + x 3 + x 4 + y = x+2 5

... (i)

4

Their share of profit is 2500 : 1500, i.e., 5 : 3 Let B’s capital be Rs. x 20000 ´ 8 5 \ = x´6 3

UGT \ x =

20000 ´ 8 ´ 3 = Rs. 16000. Hence, [4].

5´6

Answers to questions 16 to 18: The conditions given are: I. Two all-rounders must be selected, i.e., AB, AC or BC. II. BDN III. CF N IV. FG N 16.

IF F is selected, then C and G cannot be selected (conditions III and IV). Thus, A and B must be selected (condition I). If B is selected, then D cannot be selected.

Hence, E should be selected. Hence, [4].

17.

If G is selected and B is not selected, then A and C must be selected (condition I). Also, F cannot be selected (condition IV). Thus, out of E and D, anybody can be selected. Hence, [2].

18.

If B cannot be selected with C, then the possibilities of the all-rounders selection will be A and C or A and B. If E and G are selected, then to satisfy condition I, we can select A and C or A and B. Therefore, A always has to be there. Hence, [3].

Answers to questions 19 to 21: Let us draw a round table with positions marked from 1 to 8 clockwise and fix position of C as 1.

C D 8 1 2 B 7 3 G 6 4 5 A F H E

19-[3]

C E 8 1 2 G 7 3 B 6 4 5 A F H

20-[3]

The words ‘however’ and ‘do not’ indicate that the word in the blank should mean ‘inviting people to the religion’ and ‘accepting converts’. Option 2 is the best fit. Hence, [2].

40.

The first half of the sentence should be talking of ‘nervous people’ not of theose who are not nervous.

Further, only ‘driving away’ ‘common misunderstandings’ can help them. Neither ‘unruffled’ nor ‘overly’ fit grammatically. Hence, [1].

41.

Either ‘joy’ or ‘gloom’ can ‘descend’. But ‘Joy’ does not go with ‘sabotage’. Hence, [3].

42.

A candidate will extend his unwavering support only if he is assured of a ministerial berth. But only 'reserved' is grammatically correct in the given context as the blank is followed by the preposition ‘for’. Hence, [2].

43.

Since the sentence speaks of a political party, ‘agenda’ fits the first blank. ‘Intelligible’ means something that can be understood. Hence, [4].

44.

The first word must match the word ‘urge’ so, it should be something meaning requested. So option [3] is out. Of the remaining three options, ‘promptly’ fits the second blank well. ‘Enjoined’ means to instruct or advise. Hence, [4].

45.

Apart from option [3], most of the words given are suitable for the first blank. But the only word that fits in the second blank is present in [4].

Hence, [4].

21-[4]

Shruti Suchi

Vijay

39.

D

Answers to questions 22 to 24: Anu

The only genre left is Science Fiction. Thus, Sci. Fi. is written

by Tulsi.

The only author left is Rohan. So, he writes the spy thriller.

25-[1] 26-[4] 27-[1] 28-[3] 29.

B and C will be in the two extreme right positions, as otherwise condition (iv) is not satisfied.

Hence, [4].

30.

D will to be next to A, i.e., in the third position from the left. Hence, it cannot be next to Y. Hence, [4].

31.

Using the same logic as in the previous question, D has to be next to A. Hence, [3].

32.

‘Implicit’ means implied or inferred. Hence, [1].

33.

‘Fallible’ means open to error or flawed. Hence, [2].

34.

‘Poignant’ means ‘moving’ or ‘touching’. Hence, [2].

35.

‘Semblance’ means ‘appearance’ or show. Hence, [2] 36.

The word ‘although indicated that the words in the blanks should be antonyms. Further ‘use’ can not be ‘sequestered’. Hence, [3].

37.

‘Reckoning’ or ‘adjudicating’ do not go with ‘gold ornaments’. ‘Sanctification’ can not be required for ‘availing a loan’. ‘To assay’ means to analyse/appraise/evaluate. Hence, [1] 38. ‘none of them showed any sign of stress’ suggests that the words in the blanks should be similar and opposite of ‘stressed’. ‘Contentedly’ does not fit the first blank grammatically as we need a noun.

Hence, [4]

Javed Rajeev

If Shruti doesn’t want any male as her neighbour then she has to sit between Suchi and Anu. Now, Suchi’s other neighbour will be either Javed or Rajeev. But Rajeev doesn’t want any female as her neighbour so, Sudhi’s neighbour will be Javed and Rajeev want to sit to the left side of Javed. So Rajeev will be next to Javed. Now, Vijay will be in between of Rajeev and Anu. As, Rajeev is left to Javed. Hence Suchi’s has to sit to the left of Shruti, Otherwise combination will not be possible.

22-[4] 23-[1] 24-[2] Answers to questions 25 to 28: Genre

Author

Publisher

Sci. Fi.

Tulsi

Trimurti

Spy Thriller

Rohan

Nandan

Historical

Trehan

G/SP/P

Romantic

Anil

SP/P

Sports

Pritam

G/SP/P

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UGT BBA-MT-3 EXPLANATORY ANSWERS 1.

2.

Let the number of tigers and parrots be x and y respectively, ...(1) \ x + y = 200 also, 4x + 2y = 632 ...(2) A Tiger has 4 legs while a parrot has two legs Solving (1) and (2), x = 116. Hence, [2].

1 1 1 + = A B 10

6.

Let the downstream speed (along the current) be 3x kmph Upstream speed (against the current) = x kmph Speed in still water = = 15 x = 7.5 kmph Speed of current = = 7.5 kmph Hence, [3].

7.

The

1 1 1 + = B C 15 [Total work done]

8.

1ù é1 1ù é1 5 ê + ú + 5 ê + ú + 4C = 1 ëA Bû ëB Cû

the

pool

will

be

4 5 =1C 6

9.

4 1 = ; C 6 \ C = 24 days. Hence, [3].

Length of the tunnel = 30 m Length of the train = 10 m Speed of the train = 1 m/sec Dis tan ce 30 + 10 = = 40 sec onds.

Speed 1

1 x6

+ 21 Þ x6 +

=

144 + 2 143

=

143 + 1 + 2 143

=

(

=

( 143 + 1 )2 =

143

) + ( 1) 2

2

1 x6

= 322. Hence, [3].

+ 2 143 1 143 + 1

= 144 - 2 143 = 143 - 1 \ 144 - 2 143 - 144 - 2 143

Hence, [1].

= 143 + 1 - 143 + 1 = 2 Hence, [3].

Relative speed of two vehicles moving in same direction is calculated by subtracting their speeds, while relative speed of two vehicles moving in opposite direction is calculated by adding their speeds. Here, the directions of motion are same. Thus, the resultant relative speed becomes (80 – 60) = 20kmph. Hence, [3].

10.

Workdone by A, B and C in 1 day = Workdone by B and C in 1 day =

B can complete the work in 12 days A can finish it in 6 days Together in 1 day, they can finish th of work. Thus, they will take 4 days to finish the work. Hence, [1].

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36 = 5.14 hours 7

2 2 1 1ö æ 2 1 x + ç ÷ = x + 2 + 2 =9 Þ x + 2 = 7 x xø è x

343 = x6 +

1 1 4 + + =1 2 3 C

5.

fill

3 æ 2 1 ö 6 1 2 1 æ 2 1 ö ç x + 2 ÷ = x + 6 + 3´ x ´ 2 ´ ç x + 2 ÷ è x ø x x è x ø

5 5 4 + + =1 10 15 C

4.

to

Hence, [3].

5 5 5 + + + 5C + 4C = 1 A B B

Time taken =

taken

Therefore, the time taken will be

5 10 9 + + =1 A B C

3.

time

1 1 1 7 + = .

4 9 6 36

Workdone by C alone in 1 day = Workdone by A and B in 1 day

6

1 20 1 30

1 10

UGT 1 1 3 -1 2 1 = = = 10 30 30 30 15 \ A and B can do it in 15 days. Hence, [4]. =

11.

12.

x 2 + 2x – 35 < 0 (x + 7) (x – 5) < 0 So, the values which will satisfy the equation will be –7 < x < 5. Hence, [3].

19.

Second Saturday of August is on 10th then September 10th is Tuesday. \ September 7th is the first Saturday, and September 14th is the second Saturday.

Hence, [2].

20.

At 6:00 tne hands will be at 180° apart. \ as hour-hand points towards south, the mfnutehand will point towards North. Hence, [3].

Let the speed of the train be ‘S’ kmph Sù é Dis tan ce êSpeed of horse = 3 ú Time = ê ú Speed êSpeed of ship = 2S ú 3 ûú ëê 9=

9=

21.

1 + 3ö æ 4 + 2 q ç1 + 3, ÷ = (4, 2) = = 3. Hence, [3].

2 ø q è 2

22.

λ(1, 1) l ( -( -3 + 2), (-2 + 3)) (1 - 1) 2 = = 1 ( -(-2 + 1)) 1 Hence, [1].

20 450 60 + + s æ 2s ö æsö ç ÷ ç ÷ è 3ø è 3ø

23.

180 450 180 810 + + = s s s s

810 810 Þs= = 90 kmph s s Hence, [3].

Cost of first 1000 copies = Rs.1000 \ Cost of next 7000 copies = 7230 – 1000 = 6230 \ Cost per copy of subsequent copies =

6230 = 0.89 7000

54( n +1) - 32 ´ 252n 11 ´ 23 ´

=

15.

4n 3125 5

54n ( 54 - 32 ) = 11´ 23 ´ 54n

=

54( n +1) - 32 ´ 54n 11 ´ 23 ´ 54n

616 11 ´ 2

3

16.

July 2 1984 will be a Tuesday. Hence, [2].

17.

As the clock loses time, the actual time must be more than time in that watch. Hence, [3].

18.

1 (Friday) Þ First wednesday is 6th Friday Second wednesday will be on 13th then the day 3 days after second wednesday will be 16th. Hence, [4].

1 . Hence, [2].

4

2(+3), 5(×3), 15(+3), 18(×3), 54(+3), 57(×3), 171(+3), 174. Hence, the odd term is 162.

Hence, [3].

25.

Two series are alternated.

3, 6, 9, 12, 15 and 7, 5, 3, 1 \ Next term = 1 – 2 = –1. Hence, [3].

26.

4 × 2 = –8; –8 × –2 = 16, 16 × –2 = –32; –32 × –2 = 64. \ 64 × –2 = –128. Hence, [2].

27.

4 + 3 = 7, 7 + 5 = 12, 12 + 7 = 19, 19 + 9 = 2 \ 28 + 11 = 39. Hence, [1].

28.

The pattern of given series: 5, (5 × 2 = 10), (5 + 8 = 13), (13 × 2 = 26), (13 + 16 = 29), (29 × 2 = 58), (29 + 32 = 61)...

Hence, new series with the given number will be 10, 20, 18, 36, 34, 68, 66 .... Hence, [1].

29.

The pattern of the given series: 5 2 – 1, 7 2 – 1, 9 2 – 1, 11 2 – 1, 13 2 – 1.

Hence, new series with the given number will be 440, 528, 624, 728, 840 ... Hence, [3].

30.

The pattern of the given series: 11, 11 + 2 = 13, 13 + 4 = 17, 17 + 2 = 19, 19 + 4 = 23, 23 + 2 = 25, ...

Hence, new series with the given number will be 24, 26, 30, 32, 36, 38 ... Hence, [4].

= 7. Hence, [2].

Let f(x) = x 5 + x 4 + x 3 + x 2 + x + 1 x + 1 = 0 x = –1 Rem = f(–1) = –1 + 1 – 1 + 1 – 1 + 1 = 0 Rem = 0 Hence, [1].

=

24.

Hence, [1].

14.

æ æ æ 0 + 1 ööö æ æ æ 1 öö æ 1 öö qç 0, lçç 0, ç ÷ ÷÷ ÷ = qçç 0, lç 0, ÷ ÷÷ = qçç 0, ç 0 + ÷ ÷÷ ç ÷ 2 øø è 2 øø è è 2 øøø è è è è 1 0+ æ 1ö 2 0 , q ç ÷ = = è 2ø 2

9=

13.

= 0

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Just as an ‘actor’ displays his talent on a ‘stage’, an ‘artist’ displays his talent on an ‘easel’. An easel is an upright tripod for displaying something (usually an artist’s canvas). Hence, [2].

45.

The AD link is evident, the only confidant to share his happiness was the woman at the table. The paragraph should end with ‘his’ decision to finally tell ‘her’ the good news. Hence, [2].

32.

Just as ‘adore’ and ‘abhor’ are opposite to one another, so are ‘admirable’ and ‘abominable’. Hence, [4].

46.

D has to be the first sentence in the sequence, and B the last. Hence, [3].

33.

Just as ‘feline’ means cat like, similarly ‘porcine’ means pig like. Hence, [3].

47.

34.

The association is of user : object. Just as an ‘archer’ uses a ‘bow’, an ‘angler’ uses a ‘rod’ (to fish). {Note: an ‘assassin’ may use any weapon; notnecessarily a ‘gun’}. Hence, [1].

‘Sanctity’ refers to the quality or condition of being considered sacred. Only [1] refers to incurruptibility of purity. Hence, [1].

48.

‘Fallacious’ means tending to mislead, disceptive, ‘false’. Hence, [4].

49.

The paragraph has to begin with D, since it introduces the subject. A talks more about Robinson Crusoe.

The DA link is evident and there are two options with DA link, but C follows A. This is found only in option [2]. Hence, [2].

50.

C is the introductory sentence and A tells us more about the location of the palace. Thus, the CA link is clear. Hence, [1].

35.

The relation is that of object : action. Just as we ‘wear’ a ‘cap’, we ‘carry’ a ‘bag’. Hence, [2].

36.

The sentence cannot start with ‘due’, ‘has’ or ‘of’.

That helps us to rule out options [1] and [4]. Between (B) and (D), (B) could be the best starting part because the main verb is singular ‘has’. Hence, [2].

37.

38.

‘To cut down’ and ‘and simplify’ should come together because they continue the line of thought. Similarly BE is another prominent link. D should be the starting part. Hence, [4].

The EB link is obvious because one always enters an arena or area or place. This link is present only in option [1]. Hence, [1].

39.

AE is the most discernible link here because the adjectives given in A qualify the noun in E. D has to be at the starting for forming a grammatically correct sentence. Hence, [2].

40.

BE link is obvious but this cannot be the starting of a sentence. Hence, [4].

41.

[1], [3] and [4] all refer to some kind of storage spaces/rooms. ‘Terrace’ is an open area mainly used as a walkway. Hence, [2].

42.

[2], [3] and [4] are all instrument or devices used for measurement. ‘Yardstick’, ‘ruler’ and ‘gauge’ are used for measuring units of length or quantity. ‘Quota’ means quantity or amount and is the odd man out.

Hence, [1].

43.

Options [1], [2] and [3] are all terms related to an office. A ‘patio’ is a terrace, associated with residential houses. Hence, [4].

44.

[1], [2] and [4] give information on a single subject and are mainly for promoting a thing or propagating an idea; whereas [3] gives information on diversified subjects and is complete in itself. Hence, [3].

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For any point ‘p’ inside the rectangle ABCD, then PA 2 + PC 2 = PB 2 + PD 2. Hence, [3].

2.

Centroid of triangle

æ x + x 2 + x 3 y1 + y 2 + y3 ö =ç 1 , ÷ 3 3 è ø

9.

4 4 p (10)3 = n ´ (0.25)3 3 3 64,000 = n. Hence, [3].

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22 × r = 792 7 r = 0.525 m Hence, [3].

x+4 = 0 Þ x = -4 3

3.

The number of doctors only 17. Hence, [1].

4.

The number of Artists only 30. Hence, [1].

5.

The number of players only 25. Hence, [4].

6.

10% Discount Þ 90% MP = 630 \ MP = 630 ×

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= 50 =

12.

25 ´ 2 = 5 2 cm

100 d

Þ d 1 = 100 In D ABC tan 30o =

700 × 100 = 560 125 Hence, [1]. \ CP =

8.

25 + 16 + 9

In D ABD tan 45o =

100 = 700 90

1 3

Let the no. of people = n then given nC 2 = 36

n (n - 1) = 36 2 n(n – 1) = 72 n(n – 1) = 9 × 8 Þ n = 9 Hence, [1].

L2 + b 2 + h 2 =

d=

Hence, [4].

If no discount \ 25% CP = 700.

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In one rotation a wheel travels a distance 2 p r 240 × 2 p r = 792 240 × 2 ×

æ x - 2 + 6 y + 2 + 12 ö \ç , ÷ = (0, 6) 3 3 è ø

y + 14 =6 3 \ y = 4 \ (x, y) = (–4, 4) Hence, [2].

d = 20 cm Þ r = 10 cm Let ‘n’ spherical balls (small) can be obtained.

=

100 d2

100 Þ d 2 = 100 3 d2

\ CD = d 1 + d 2 = 100 3 = 100( 3 + 1) Hence, [4].

13.

Area of the rectangle = l × b = 36 × 20 = 720 cm 2 Area of the sqaure = 5 × 720 = 3600 cm 2 a2 = 3600 Þ a = 60 cm Hence, [4].

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From statement I: a is either 5 or 6 and we have no information about b.

Statement I alone is insufficient to answer the question.

From statement II: b is either 4 or 5 and we have no informtion about a.

Statement II alone is insufficient to answer the question.

Combining statements I and II: 7 < a + b < 13 i.e., (a + b) could be even or odd. Hence, [4].

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From statement I: Average height

=

A is a point of view that states that Denmark is an orderly land. The second statement however states that it is a nation of jaywalkers which implies that it is not that orderly. So it is a counter-argument.

Statement C supports the assertion. Finally, statement D is irrelevant to the main discussion. Hence, [2].

22.

Sentence C is an assertion. A supports this point of view. Going through the statements, we know that B and D are totally irrelevant. Hence, [3].

23.

Raman’s rank is 17th from the top. Hence, there are 16 students before Raman.

Suman’s rank is 25th from the bottom.

Hence, there are 24 students after Suman.

After interchanging the positions Suman’s rank i.e., initially Raman’s rank is 34th from the bottom. \ Number of students between them = 33 – 25 = 8. Hence, [4].

24.

According to the above passage, yoga is becoming commercialised these days and everyone seems to be packaging it. It implies that people are trying to make money out of yoga. Hence, [2].

25.

The BCCI has restricted the movement of WAGs on tours as it feels that they distract the players.

However cricket players are adult men responsible for their own decisions. Hence, [3].

Total height No. of students

We have, 100 × average height = Total height Thus, total number of students = 100.

Statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question.

From statement II: = 10 i.e., total height = 10000 But from this, the number of students cannot be determined.

Statement II alone is insufficient to answer the question.

Hence, [1].

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21.

From statement I: For x = 1, f(2) = f(1), for x = 2, f(3) = f(2) and so on.

So we get, for x = 1, 2 .... f(1) = f(2) = f(3) .... = f(20) = ..... i.e., f(x) is a constant function mapped to some natural number.

Statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question.

From statement II: f(1) = 1 but the definition of the function is not known.

Statement I alone is insufficient to answer the question.

Hence, [1].

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17.

Dog is an animal. There are some ‘animals’ including ‘dogs’ that can be ‘pets’. Again, some ‘pets’ are neither ‘animals’ nor ‘dogs’. There are some ‘pets’ that are birds. Only diagram 4 represents the relationship.

Hence, [4].

Some ‘students’ are ‘children’ and some ‘old people’ can also be ‘students’. ‘Children’ and ‘old people’ are completely two different sets. Some ‘students’ may neither be ‘children’ nor ‘old people’, they may be teenagers.

Some ‘children’ may not be ‘students’. Only diagram 3 represents the relationship. Hence, [3].

18.

2nd statement talks of demand supply mechanism which is not relevant here. Hence, [1].

19.

Since only ‘many’ people suffer from obesity due to over eating and not ‘all’, only I follows. Hence, [1].

20.

Statement C is a point of view. D supports this view and highlights a positive aspect of conflicts.

However, statement A states a negative aspect of conflict and is hence a counter-argument. B is irrelevant to the main discussion. Hence, [3].

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SECTION - III 31.

The sentence should be ‘Paper forms may soon be a thing of the past.’ Hence, [4].

32.

The correct order is ‘Companies should carefully tread into the market.’ Hence, [1].

33.

The correct order is ‘Are you ready for the show.’

Hence, [1].

34.

The correct order is ‘Life is beautiful so live it’.

Hence, [1].

35.

‘The cat is not an affectionate animal.’ Hence, [1].

For answers to questions 36 to 40: Stress is defined in B and should begin the sentence.

D describes the real cause for stress and E elaborates on it. C gives additional information on the cause for stress and A dwells on how stress can be reduced.

So, the sequence is BDECA. 36-[4]

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B talks about the growing public discontent and then A about the first legally independent organisation in one of the East European countries – Poland. C follows as it highlights environmental issues in two other East European countries. Hence, [3].

“This leaves many” in A refers to the shift of perception discussed in B. The truce between science and religion and the scientist's dismissal of the suggestions from theology are connected to each other.

So DBAC is the perfect choice. Hence, [2].

ABDC is the best choice as A talks about the need for research in the computing field and then the developments in the field are mentioned. D follows B chronologically and C follows D. Hence, [4].

53.

France has committed to invest over 2 billion euros for Smart City projects in India with special focus on Chandigarh, Nagpur and Puducherry. Hence, [3].

54.

World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has suspended Russia’s anti-doping agency RUSADA for being noncompliant with the global body’s anti-doping charter in sports. Hence, [4].

55.

India regained its top position from China as the biggest overall consumer of gold in the first nine months of 2015 with a total consumption of 642 tonnes, according to the GFMS Gold Survey Q3 2015 Review and Outlook. Hence, [4].

BDC has to be there in the sequence as “most people.....some observers.....others” will be the order of the statements of how the people perceive “globalisation”. Hence, [1].

DC has to be together as the statements themselves give the clue. B talks about the greater output and then A cites it to be the main source of funds. Hence, [4].

56.

In October, 2015 Kumar Mangalam Birla led Aditya Birla Group launched a new online fashion store Abof.com. Hence, [1].

57.

The 139 th birth anniversary of the first Deputy Prime Minister of India, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was celebrated as Rashtriya Ekta Diwas or the National Unity Day on 31 st October, 2015. Hence, [1].

46.

The given word is synonymous. Similarly ‘tedious’ is synonymous with ‘verbose’. Hence, [4].

58.

47.

‘Carbon dioxide’ is the by product of ‘respiration’; similarly ‘oxygen’ is the by product of ‘photosynthesis’. Hence, [3].

Andhra Pradesh is set to house India’s first NIMZ after the state assured the Centre of availability of 10 sq km of land in one place in Prakasham district and after Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) relaxed the requirement of land for setting up an NIMZ. Hence, [1].

48.

‘Step back’ means to think about a situation calmly.

‘Step aside’ means to leave a job or position and let somebody else take over. ‘Go over’ means to check; to study; to examine, etc. If the senior political leaders have to make way for the young generation of leaders, they have to ‘step aside’ Hence, [4].

59.

49.

‘Watch out for’ means to be careful of something.

‘Wear away’ means to gradually become weak. In the given context only ‘watch out for’ can fit in.

Hence, [1].

India’s ranking is 81 on the list of 2015 Global Innovation Index, compared to 76 in 2014. The GII 2015 looks at “Effective Innovation Policies for Development” and shows new ways that emerging economy policymakers can boost innovation and spur growth by building on local strengths in traditional sectors and ensuring the development of a sound innovation environment. Hence, [4].

60.

Freecharge has announced the launch of its digital wallet called the FreeCharge Digital Wallet in partnership with YES bank. FreeCharge was recently acquired by e-commerce player Snapdeal. Hence, [4].

61.

Commodities regulatory body Forward Markets Commission (FMC) merged with the capital markets watchdog SEBI in September, 2015. This merger is expected to help improve the market regulation in the country, in turn improving business environment.

Hence, [1].

42.

43.

44.

45.

50.

The term ‘peripatetic’ means ‘roaming’ or ‘on the move’. Its antonym is ‘fixed’. Hence, [1].

SECTION - IV 51.

Indian telecoms operator Reliance Communications (RCom) has agreed to buy Russian conglomerate Sistema’s Indian mobile phone business with a share swap. Hence, [4].

52.

China has overtaken the US as the world largest online retail market with USD 442 billion compared to US nearly USD 300 billion last year, according to the report on implementation of the Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Consumers.

Hence, [1].

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