SSC CGL 2025 Previous Year Questions
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Quantitative Aptitude
1361 questions- 1expand_moreA vendor buys three types of apples. First at 6 for ₹15, second at 4 for ₹12, third at 3 for ₹9. Mixed in ratio 3:2:1 respectively. Sold at 5 for ₹14. Profit or loss percent approximately?AProfit 4%BLoss 4%CProfit 8%DLoss 8%
- 2expand_moreA software company developed 1000 licenses for a new application at a total cost of ₹5,000,000. They provided 100 licenses free to their top beta testers. For the remaining licenses, they offered a 20% discount on the market price of ₹8000 per license. Additionally, they gave 1 license free for every 8 licenses bought. If all 1000 licenses were distributed, what is the company's overall gain or loss percentage?A2.4% profitB3.2% profitC2.4% lossD4.0% profit
- 3expand_moreA dealer marks his goods 30% above the cost price and then allows a discount. If he still makes a profit of 4% on the cost price, what was the discount percentage?A10%B15%C20%D26%
- 4expand_moreA television set is sold for ₹Q and the shopkeeper earns a profit of 25%. During a clearance sale, he marks the same set at 1.4Q and allows a discount of 15% on the marked price. What is his profit percentage during the sale?A45.75%B40%C48.75%D50%
- 5expand_moreA container holds 4,000 milliliters of liquid. If its full capacity is 0.008 kiloliters, what percentage is empty?A25%B40%C50%D60%
- 6expand_moreA bookseller purchases 10 notebooks at the marked price of 8 notebooks from a distributor. If he then sells these notebooks to customers, offering a discount of 10% on the marked price, what is his profit percentage?A10%B20%C15%D12.5%
- 7expand_moreA family spends on groceries, rent, and other expenses in the ratio 3 : 5 : 2. Next year, groceries are expected to rise by 8%, rent by 4%, and other expenses to fall by 10%. What will be the overall percentage change in total expenditure?A1% decreaseB2.4% increaseC1.2% increaseD0.8% decrease
- 8expand_moreIf the selling price of an article is 90% of its marked price and the cost price is 80% of the marked price, what is the profit percentage?A10%B12.5%C15%D20.5%
- 9expand_moreA shop sells a watch for ₹ B, incurring a loss of 8%. During a clearance sale, they mark it up to ₹1.3B. At the sale, they offer a discount of 15% on this marked price. What will be the percentage profit or loss during the sale?A3.8% ProfitB1.8% LossC1.6% ProfitD3.8% Loss
- 10expand_moreA man spends 70% of his income. His income increases by 10% and his expenditure by 5%. What is the percentage increase in his savings?A21.67%B31.67%C41.67%D51.67%
- 12expand_moreA trader marks his goods 30% above the cost price and then allows a discount of 12%. What is his profit percentage?A14.4%B15.6%C16.5%D18.0%
- 13expand_moreA wall clock (radius 18 cm) has a chord forming equilateral triangle with two radii at center. Smaller segment painted. What percentage of total area(approximate)?A2%B3%C7%D9%
- 14expand_moreA man spends 75% of his income. His income has increased by 20%, but his expenditure remains the same. By what percent have his savings increased?A60%B75%C80%D100%
- 15expand_moreA solid cylinder (radius 6 cm) has five cylindrical holes (radius 1.5 cm each) drilled throughout its length. Approximately what percent of volume is removed?A25.25%B36.60%C42.75%D31.25%
- 16expand_moreAn annular (ring-shaped) disc has outer and inner radii of 12 cm and 8 cm. What percentage of the full circle is this ring?A44.44%B55.56%C66.67%D77.78%
- 17expand_moreA retailer buys a gadget for ₹1200. He offers a 15% discount on the marked price. If the marked price is set at ₹1500, what is his overall profit or loss percentage?A5.25% ProfitB6.25% ProfitC4.5% LossD8% Profit
- 18expand_moreIf an angle 𝜃 =2 radians, what percentage of the full circle does it represent?A25.54%B35.7%C50.8%D31.83%
- 19expand_moreThe volume of a sphere is . If the radius of the sphere is tripled, by what percentage does the volume increase?A800%B2700%C2600%D900%
- 20expand_moreA square-shaped piece of metal has a circular hole cut out exactly from its center, touching all four sides. What percentage of the metal sheet's area remains after the hole is cut? (use 𝜋 =3.14)A21.5%B25%C75%D78.5%
- 21expand_moreA shopkeeper bought 100 pens at Rs 10 each. He sold 60 pens at 20% profit and the rest at 10% loss. What is the overall profit or loss percentage?A2% profitB1% lossC3% lossD8% profit
- 22expand_moreAn angle of pi/2 radians represents what percentage of a full circle?A25%B50%C75%D100%
- 23expand_moreA retailer sold three products X, Y, and Z with selling prices in the ratio 3:5:7. He incurred a 12% loss on X, a 40% profit on Y, and broke even on Z. What was his overall profit or loss percentage?ALoss of 7.29%BProfit of 7.29%CProfit of 8.33%DLoss of 8.33%
- 24expand_moreA shopkeeper sells 20 units of an item for ₹1200, thereby gaining the cost price of 4 units. Find his gain percentage.A16.66%B20%C25%D15%
- 25expand_moreA trader buys 8 items for the price of 5 items. If he sells each item at a 5% discount on its marked price, what is his profit percentage?A56%B58%C60%D52%
- 26expand_moreA shopkeeper offers a festival deal, "Flat Rs. 150 off on every purchase above Rs. 1000." What is the effective discount percentage if a buyer purchases an item marked Rs. 1200?A12.5%B15.5%C10.25%D11.25%
- 27expand_moreA spherical balloon is inflated, causing its radius to grow by 20%. By what percentage does its surface area increase?A20%B40%C44%D48%
- 28expand_moreA triangular park with base 50 m and height 40 m shares a boundary with a rectangular garden of length 50 m and breadth 30 m. Find the combined area and percentage of the park's area in the total .A2,500 m² and 33.33%B2,000 m² and 50%C2,500 m² and 40%D1,500 m² and 66.67%
- 29expand_moreA solid sphere is placed inside a cube such that it touches all six faces. What percentage of the cube's volume is occupied by the sphere?A47.64%B42.54%C55.45%D52.36%
- 30expand_moreA trader gave a 20% discount on the market price but still earned a 10% profit. What percentage was the market price above the cost price?A25.5%B35%C37.5%D40%
- 31expand_moreA company produced 1500 units at a total cost of ₹1,20,000. It donated 300 units to an NGO. For the rest, it announced a 15% discount on the market price of ₹110 per unit. It also offered 3 units free for every 10 units purchased. If all 1500 units were distributed, what is the overall gain or loss percentage?A25% lossB15% profitC28.08% lossD36.6% profit
- 32expand_moreThe radius of a circular plate is increased by 8%. What will be the approximate percentage increase in its area?A8%B15%C16.64%D17.28%
- 33expand_moreIf the surface area of a sphere increases by 21%, by what percentage does its volume increase?A21.23%B11.89%C33.1%D42.5%
- 34expand_moreA rectangular park is 80 m by 50 m. A semicircular pond of diameter 50 m is constructed inside it. What percent of the park's area does the pond occupy? (Take π ≈ 3.14159)A22.45%B24.54%C26.15%D28.50%
- 35expand_moreA taxi travels at a constant speed of 75 km/h to cover a certain distance in 3 hours and 12 minutes. If road construction increases the time taken by 24 minutes, by what percentage must the taxi's average speed decrease to complete the journey?A10%B11.11%C12.5%D13.33%
- 36expand_moreThe price of an article is increased by 20% and then decreased by 10%. Find the net percentage change.A8% increaseB10% increaseC8% decreaseD12% increase
- 37expand_moreIf all three dimensions of a cuboid are increased by 20%, the volume increases by what percentage?A20%B44%C60%D72.8%
- 38expand_moreA value is increased by 30% and then decreased by an unknown percentage to return to the original value. What is the percentage decrease required?A23.08%B26.92%C30.26%D20.22%
- 39expand_moreA container holds 4,000 milliliters of liquid. If its full capacity is 0.008 kiloliters, what percentage is empty?A25%B40%C50%D60%
- 40expand_moreEighty percent of a number is 20 more than three-fifths of that number. Find the number.A80B100C120D140
- 41expand_moreA bookshop advertises: "Buy 4 books and get the 5th at 50% discount." If the marked price of each book is Rs. 480 and all books are priced the same, what is the effective percentage discount the customer receives on the total purchase?A5%B10%C15%D20%
- 42expand_moreThe profit made on an article sold for ₹2400 is equal to the loss incurred when it is sold for ₹2000. What will be the profit or loss percentage if the article is sold for ₹2200?AProfit of 2.5%BProfit of 3.125%CLoss of 3.125%DNo loss, No profit
- 43expand_moreThe budget of a factory is distributed among raw materials, wages, and maintenance in the ratio 4:3:3. During a year, the cost of raw materials rises by 12%, wages by 8%, and maintenance falls by 10%. What is the overall percentage change in the total budget?A0.4% decreaseB4.2% increaseC3.2% increaseD2.0% decrease
- 44expand_moreA container has a 100-litre mixture of acid and water in the ratio 4:1. 20 litres is removed and replaced with water. Then 20 litres is removed again and replaced with pure acid. What is the final percentage of acid?A76.8%B78.4%C81.6%D71.2%
- 45expand_moreThe volume of a sphere is V. If the radius of the sphere is increased by 5 times, by what percentage does the volume increase?A8000%B27000%C2600%D12400%
- 46expand_moreA watch is listed at ₹1200. After two successive discounts, it is sold for ₹816. If the first discount offered was 20%, what was the second discount percentage?A18%B12%C15%D25%
- 47expand_moreA factory manufactured 4000 electronic gadgets at a total cost of ₹200,000. They gave away 400 gadgets for free as part of a promotional campaign. For the remaining items, they offered a 20% discount on the market price of ₹100 per gadget. Additionally, they introduced a scheme giving one gadget free with every 8 gadgets bought. If all 4000 gadgets were distributed, what is their overall gain or loss percentage?A28% profitB25% profitC28% lossD25% loss
- 48expand_moreThe price of diesel increased by 6%. Before the increase, the price was ₹85 per litre. A person travels 2880 km every month and his vehicle gives a mileage of 12 km per litre. What is the increase in the monthly expenditure (to the nearest ₹) on his travel due to the price hike?A₹1,224B₹1,428C₹1,530D₹1,632
- 49expand_moreIf P is 30% more than Q, and R is 25% more than P, then what is Q : R?A4:5B8:13C5:4D33:20
- 50expand_moreA container has 60 litres of a mixture of acid and water in the ratio 7:3. 20% of the mixture is taken out and replaced with water. This operation is repeated once more. What is the final percentage of acid in the mixture?A44.8%B51.2%C53.7%D56.8%
- 51expand_moreIf 50% of a number is 1.2 more than 35% of it, what is the number?A8B9C10D11
- 52expand_moreThe base area of a cylinder is increased by 40%, while the height remains the same. By what percentage does the volume increase?A20%B30%C40%D50%
- 53expand_moreIn a town, the present number of employed people is 40,000. If the number of employed men decreases by 4% and the number of employed women increases by 12%, the total employed population becomes 40,480. What is the present number of employed men?A20,000B22,000C27,000D26,000
- 54expand_moreIn an entrance test with 180 questions, there are three sections: Physics (40 questions), Chemistry (70 questions), and Biology (70 questions). A student answered 75% of Physics, 55% of Chemistry, and 45% of Biology questions correctly. If the minimum passing score is 62%, how many more questions did the student need to answer correctly to pass?A9.6B10C11.6D12
- 55expand_moreAn investment is made in a business. In the first year, it gains 25%, in the second year, it loses 20%, and in the third year, it gains 10%. What is the overall gain or loss percentage?A10% gainB5% lossC12% gainD8% loss
- 56expand_moreA value was mistakenly decreased by 10% instead of increased by 10%. By what percent is the final result less than the CORRECT value?A20%B18.18%C15.5%D22.22%
- 57expand_moreOne grain is sold for ₹84/kg at 20% profit. Another is sold for ₹72/kg at 20% profit. Mixed in ratio 3:2 and sold at ₹78/kg, what is the profit/loss percentage?A10% profitB15.15% lossC18.18% profitD20% profit
- 58expand_moreA retailer sells an item for ₹Z with a loss of 12%. He then marks it at 0.9Z and gives a 10% discount. What is the overall loss percentage?A19.6%B28.7%C21.2%D26.4%
- 59expand_moreIf the selling price of an item is increased by 25% and the profit also increases from 20% to 30%, what is the percentage increase in the cost price?A4.5%B5.6%C10.28%D15.38%
- 60expand_moreA shopkeeper mixes two types of pulses – one costing ₹80 per kg and the other costing ₹120 per kg, in the ratio 3 : 2. If he sells the mixture at ₹105.60 per kg, find his profit or loss percent.A10% ProfitB10% LossC12% ProfitD12% Loss
- 61expand_moreA retailer bought three different types of bags, B1, B2, and B3. The ratio of their cost prices was 4:5:6. He made a profit of 35% on B1, 18% on B2, but incurred a loss of 15% on B3. What was his approximate percent gain or loss in the entire transaction?AProfit of 12.6%BLoss of 4.8%CProfit of 9.3%DLoss of 6.4%
- 62expand_moreA cylinder (r = 5cm, h = 12cm) is bored by a hole (r = 3cm, full height). Percentage of original volume removed?A20%B36%C48%D64%
- 63expand_moreThe area of a regular triangle increases by 69%. By what percentage did the side length increase?A25%B35%C34.5%D30%
- 64expand_moreA washing machine has a marked price of ₹30,000. It is sold after two successive discounts. If the first discount is 18% and the final selling price is ₹21,528, what is the percentage of the second discount?A8.5%B10%C12.5%D15%
- 65expand_moreDue to an error, a shopkeeper increases the selling price of a Rs 500 item by 10% instead of decreasing it by 10%. What is the percentage increase in the price due to this error?A20.22%B22.22%C25.22%D28.22%
- 66expand_moreA mixture contains 70% milk. If 40 liters of water is added to the 100-liter mixture, what is the new percentage of milk?A50%B45%C55%D60%
- 67expand_moreA rectangular lawn measures 40 m by 30 m. A 2 m wide path is constructed all around the inside of the lawn. What percentage of the lawn's area is occupied by the path?A32%B23%C22%D33%
- 68expand_moreOut of his total monthly income, a man spends 50% on food and household expenses and 20% on rent. The remaining is spent on other miscellaneous items. What percentage of his income is spent on these other items?A20%B25%C40%D30%
- 69expand_moreA shopkeeper sells rice at a discount of 6% on the marked price but uses a weight that is 25% less than the actual weight. Find his overall profit percentage.A20.5%B22.5%C25.3%D26.5%
- 70expand_moreA mixture of 200 litres contains acid and water in the ratio 3:2. If 40 litres of the mixture is replaced with water, what will be the percentage of acid in the final mixture?A42%B45%C48%D50%
- 71expand_moreA retailer marks his goods 40% above the cost price. He allows a discount and still gains 19%. What was the discount percentage?A12%B15%C18%D10%
- 72expand_moreA shopkeeper buys three types of pens. The first type costs him 6 pens for ₹35, the second 4 pens for ₹24, and the third 12 pens for ₹75. He mixes them in the ratio 4:3:5. If he sells all the pens at 5 for ₹32, what is his approximate gain or loss percentage?ALoss of 6.5%BProfit of 5.8%CProfit of 10.5%DLoss of 8.2%
- 73expand_moreA clothing retailer sells a shirt for ₹Q and earns a profit of 25%. For a clearance sale, he marks the same shirt at ₹1.6Q. At the sale, he provides a discount of 15%. What will be the percentage profit during the clearance sale?A68%B70%C72%D75%
- 74expand_moreA man spends 75% of his income. Due to inflation, his expenses increase by 20%, and his income increases by 10%. What is the percentage change in his savings?A30% decreaseB40% decreaseC10% decreaseD20% decrease
- 75expand_moreIf the radius of a cylinder is increased by 10% and its height is increased by 20%, what is the net percentage increase in its volume?A32%B45.2%C44%D30%
- 76expand_moreIf height of right prism increased by 60% with same base area, what is volume percentage increase?A50%B60%C75%D80%
- 77expand_moreA merchant incurred a loss of ₹200 on an item. If the loss percentage was 8%, what was the cost price?A₹2,250B₹2,500C₹2,750D₹3,000
- 78expand_moreA circular park with 8 m diameter is surrounded by 0.5 m wide path. What is the percentage increase in area?A40%B26.66%C26.56%D65%
- 79expand_moreA dealer mixes two types of tea–one costing ₹120 per kg and the other ₹150 per kg, in the ratio 2 : 3. If he sells the blend at ₹151.80 per kg, find his profit or loss percent.A10% GainB12% LossC10% LossD15% Gain
- 80expand_moreA vendor mixes two types of tea - one costing ₹150 per kg and another costing ₹200 per kg, in the ratio 2 : 3. If he sells the mixture at ₹180 per kg, find his gain or loss percent.A4% GainB4% LossC6% LossDno loss, no gain
- 81expand_moreThe budget of a factory is distributed among raw materials, wages, and maintenance in the ratio 4:3:3. During a year, the cost of raw materials rises by 12%, wages by 8%, and maintenance falls by 10%. What is the overall percentage change in the total budget?A0.4% decreaseB4.2% increaseC3.2% increaseD2.0% decrease
- 82expand_moreThe marked price of a microwave is ₹15,000. It is sold after two successive discounts. If the second discount is 10% and the final selling price is ₹10,800, find the first discount percentage.A15%B20%C18%D25%
- 83expand_moreA shopkeeper sells 8 items for ₹240, but incurs a loss equal to the cost price of 2 items. What is the loss percent?A20%B25%C40%D50%
- 84expand_moreIn an election, 75% of eligible voters participated. Of these, 4% were invalid votes. If a winning candidate got 13,500 votes which was 55% of valid votes, what was the total number of eligible voters (to the nearest integer)?A30,000B35,050C34091D45,024
- 85expand_moreA shopkeeper buys 9 pens for the marked price of 8 pens. He sells each pen after allowing a discount of 5% on the marked price. Find his profit percentage.A10%B11.25%C6.875%D15%
- 86expand_more25 workers can do a piece of work in 40 days. Find the percentage amount of work done by 50 workers in 5 days.A20%B30%C25%D40%
- 87expand_moreA car wheel having a radius of 42 cm. What percentage of its circumference is covered in a half turn? (Use π = 227)A25%B40%C50%D60%
- 88expand_moreA baker buys three types of flour: wheat, rye, and oats. Wheat flour costs 5 for ₹40, rye flour at 6 for ₹45, and oats flour at 4 for ₹36. He mixes them in the ratio 2:2:3. He sells all the mixed flour at 3 for ₹32. What is his approximate profit or loss percentage?ALoss of 28%BProfit of 27%CProfit of 29%DLoss of 19%
- 89expand_moreAn electronics retailer orders 200 wireless headphones at a cost of ₹500 each. The owner plans to price them so that selling only 160 headphones would guarantee a 30% profit on the total investment. However, due to high demand, 180 headphones are sold. If the remaining headphones have no resale value, calculate the store's actual profit percentage on the total investment.A46.25%B45.5%C48.2%D42.5%
- 90expand_moreA store sold 3 items with selling prices in ratio 4:5:6. Profit/loss: 25% profit, 15% loss, 20% profit respectively. What is approximate total profit/loss percentage?A6.5% profitB8.52% lossC10% profitD10% loss
- 91expand_moreA trader sells one variety of sugar at ₹36 per kg, incurring a 10% loss, and another variety at ₹48 per kg, incurring a 20% loss. If he mixes the two varieties in equal quantities and sells the mixture at ₹42 per kg, what is his overall profit or loss percentage?ALoss of 16%BLoss of 15%CProfit of 12.5%DProfit of 15%
- 92expand_moreA trader bought 4 varieties of coffee whose weights are in the ratio 1:2:3:4. Their respective prices per kg are Rs. 100, Rs. 120, Rs. 150, and Rs. 180. What is the average cost per kg of the mixture?ARs. 145BRs. 158CRs. 155DRs. 151
- 93expand_moreThe decimal 0.33... is best classified as:AIrrational NumberBIntegerCWhole NumberDRational Number
- 94expand_moreIf A : B = 3 : 4, B : C = 5 : 6, and C : D = 7 : 8, then find B : D.A35 : 48B40 : 56C42 : 56D45 : 64
- 95expand_moreTwo numbers are in the ratio 7:11. If their difference is 48, find the larger number.A132B84C120D144
- 96expand_moreThe ratio of male to female employees in a company is 8:6. If 15 more female employees join the company, the new ratio of male to female employees becomes 8:7. What is the total number of employees in the company initially?A180B210C252D315
- 97expand_moreA bag contains ₹10, ₹5, and ₹2 coins in the ratio 3 : 4 : 5. If the total amount of money in the bag is ₹600, find the number of coins of each kind.A20 coins of ₹10, 30 coins of ₹5, and 40 coins of ₹2B30 coins of ₹10, 40 coins of ₹5, and 50 coins of ₹2C15 coins of ₹10, 20 coins of ₹5, and 25 coins of ₹2D45 coins of ₹10, 60 coins of ₹5, and 75 coins of ₹2
- 98expand_moreInitial ratio of yellow, red, and blue pens is 2:5:7. After adding 18 yellow, 12 red, and y blue pens, the new ratio becomes 3:6:8. Find y.A6B10C8D12
- 99expand_moreA solution of 100 litres has a 60% salt concentration. How many litres of water must be added to reduce the concentration to 40%, and then how much pure salt must be added to bring the concentration back to 50%?AAdd 50 L of water, then 30 L of saltBAdd 90 L of water, then 70 L of saltCAdd 70 L of water, then 30 L of saltDAdd 50 L of water, then 10 L of salt
- 100expand_moreIf the radius of a cylinder is increased to 1.5 times and the height is doubled, what is the ratio of the new volume to the original volume?A3.5:1B4.5:1C6:1D5:1
- 101expand_moreM and N share a rented property. M uses 16 machines for 6 months, while N uses 24 equipment for 5 months and 36 tools for 4 months. If 3 machines are equivalent to 6 equipment, and 2 equipment equal 3 tools, what portion of rent does M pay?A1017B917C1517D817
- 102expand_moreThe volume of a right circular cone is equal to the volume of a sphere. If the height of the cone is four times its base radius, find the ratio of the cone's radius to the sphere's radius.A1:1BCD
- 103expand_moreA sphere and a cone have the same volume and base radius. Find the ratio of height of cone to its radius.A2:1B3:1C4:1D8:1
- 104expand_moreA person invested ₹15,000 in two different schemes. He invested one part for 5 years at 4% simple interest and the other part for the same duration at 6% simple interest. If the interest earned from the second part was ₹1,500 more than the interest earned from the first part, how much money was invested in the second scheme?A₹7,000B₹8,000C₹9,000D₹10,000
- 105expand_moreTwo similar hexagons have their perimeters in the ratio 5:7. If the smaller hexagon has an area of 75 cm², what is the area of the larger hexagon?A147 cm²B125 cm²C130 cm²D159 cm²
- 106expand_moreA grocer mixes two varieties of pulses costing Rs. 80/kg and Rs. 120/kg. He sells the mixture at Rs. 110/kg, making a 10% profit. In what ratio were the varieties mixed?A1:1B2:1C1:2D3:2
- 107expand_moreIn a sports survey of 150 students, determine the ratio of students who play Cricket to those who play Badminton. Play Cricket and Badminton: 30, Play Cricket but not Badminton: 50, Play Badminton but not Cricket: 40, Play neither sport: 30.A8:7B7:5C8:9D4:3
- 108expand_moreFrom point C on the ground, the angle of elevation to the top of a cliff is 30°. From point D, which is 60m closer to the cliff, the angle of elevation is 60°. Find the ratio of the distance of C from the cliff's foot to the distance of D from the cliff's foot.A1:3B2:1C3:1D4:1
- 109expand_moreThe sides of a rectangular prism are in the ratio 1:2:3. If the volume of the prism is 384 cm³, what is the length of its longest side?A8 cmB16 cmC12 cmD24 cm
- 110expand_moreA pipe is divided in the ratio 37 : 25 : 34. Total length = 8 m. Find the largest piece.A3.2 mB3.8 mC4.0 mD4.4 m
- 111expand_moreRaj and Priya started a business with ₹1,50,000 and ₹1,20,000 respectively. After 6 months, Priya invested an additional ₹60,000 and Raj withdrew ₹30,000. What is their profit-sharing ratio at the end of 1 year?A9:10B12:11C13:14D10:11
- 112expand_moreFrom a sample of 250 data scientists, determine the ratio of those proficient in Python to those proficient in R. Category Number of Data Scientists Proficient in Python and R 50 Proficient in Python only 80 Proficient in R only 70 Proficient in neither language 50 Total Sample Size 250A13:12B12:13C8:7D7:8
- 113expand_moreIf the ratio of capital of P and Q is 4:5 and the time for which they invested is in the ratio 5:6, then the profit ratio is:A3:2B5:6C4:5D2:3
- 114expand_moreThree batches of students have average ages 17, 19, and 23 years respectively. If their numbers are in the ratio 3 : 4 : 6, what is the overall average age of all the students?A19.41B20.38C21.20D18.9
- 115expand_moreA firm ordered 15 premium machines and some standard machines. The price of a premium machine was 6 times that of a standard machine. By mistake, the number of premium and standard machines was interchanged in the delivery, which increased the total bill by 62.5%. What was the ratio of the number of premium machines to standard machines in the original order?A3:7B4:9C1:2D2:5
- 116expand_moreP, Q, and R invest in the ratio 3:4:5. Their investment time ratio is 4:3:2. What is the ratio of their profits?A6:5:4B6:6:5C12:12:15D3:4:5
- 117expand_moreP and Q invested in a venture in the ratio 4:7. The profit was shared in the ratio 8:7. If P invested for 14 months, for how long did Q invest?A6 monthsB7 monthsC8 monthsD9 months
- 118expand_morePartners X and Y invest Rs. 60,000 and Rs. 90,000 respectively. X works for 6 months, Y for 4 months. Profit is divided based on capital (×) time. Find their profit ratio.A2:3B1:1C3:2D4:5
- 119expand_moreRajesh started a business with ₹1,00,000. After 4 months, Suresh joined with ₹1,20,000. After another 4 months, Rajesh withdrew ₹40,000. What is the ratio of their profits at the end of the year?A11 : 12B13 : 12C13 : 14D14 : 15
- 120expand_moreSolution has acid:water = 6:4. If 5L water added, new ratio is 6:5. Original acid quantity?A15LB18LC24LD30L
- 121expand_moreIn a triangle PQR, side QR is extended to a point S. The exterior angle at R is 120°. The interior angles at P and Q are in the ratio 3:5. What is the measure of the largest interior angle of the triangle?A45°B60°C75°D80°
- 122expand_moreIf 25% of P is equal to 40% of Q, what is the ratio P : Q?A5 : 8B8 : 5C3 : 5D5 : 3
- 123expand_moreIn a group, 80 people know only Python and 50 know both Python and R. 70 people know only R and 50 know both Python and R. What is the ratio of total people proficient in Python to those proficient in R?A13:12B12:13C11:10D10:11
- 124expand_moreA person invested ₹12,000 at 5% simple interest and ₹8,000 at 10% simple interest for the same period. If the total interest earned is ₹2,800, what was the time duration?A1 yearB3 yearsC2 yearsD4 years
- 125expand_moreA cone is sliced into two sections by a plane that is parallel to its base, with the upper section representing 127 of the overall volume. What is the ratio of the heights of the smaller cone to the original cone?A1:3B1:9C3:1D1:27
- 126expand_moreTwo distinct qualities of wheat, one priced at ₹90 per kilogram and the other at ₹135 per kilogram, are mixed in an undisclosed proportion. The resultant blend is sold at ₹150 per kilogram, securing a profit margin of 25% on the overall cost price. Determine the ratio in which the two wheat varieties were mixed.A1:2B2:3C3:4D1:5
- 127expand_moreA square of side 12 cm has a smaller square (of side 5 cm) removed from one corner. What is the ratio of the remaining area to the original area?A119:125B115:144C25:144D119:144
- 128expand_moreA shop ordered 8 dozen type-A pens and some dozen type-B pens. Each dozen of type-A costs 2.5 times as much as each dozen of type-B. When the order was delivered, the quantities of the two types had been swapped, and the bill increased by 50%. What was the original ratio of type-A pens to type-B pens?A1:1B4:11C2:13D13:12
- 129expand_moreA triangular metal plate has sides in the ratio 3:4:5. If the perimeter is 36 m, what is the area?A108 m²B72 m²C48 m²D54 m²
- 130expand_moreA box contains ₹2, ₹1, and 50p coins in the ratio 3 : 4 : 5. If the total value is ₹250, find the number of 50p coins.A50B100C125D150
- 131expand_moreTwo containers of equal capacity are filled with a mixture of juice and water. The first contains them in the ratio 4 : 1, and the second in the ratio 1 : 4. The mixtures are then combined. What is the ratio of juice to water in the resulting mixture?A1:1B2:3C5:2D4:1
- 132expand_moreIf 20% of m is equal to 80% of n, what is the ratio m : n?A1:4B4:1C1:2D2:1
- 133expand_moreTwo similar circles have their radii in the ratio 5:8. What is the ratio of their areas?A5:8B25:64C8:5D64:25
- 134expand_moreX invests ₹25,000 and Y invests ₹40,000 in a business. X receives an additional 15% bonus for administration work. The total profit is ₹75,000. What is X's share(approximate)?A₹28,573B₹33,173C₹38,255D₹41,250
- 135expand_moreIf A : B = 4 : 9, B : C = 3 : 7 and C : D = 5 : 2, find A : B : C : D.A20 : 45 : 105 : 42B4 : 9 : 7 : 2C12 : 27 : 63 : 18D20 : 105 : 45 : 42
- 136expand_moreThe ratio of male to female employees in a company is 8:6. If 15 more female employees join the company, the new ratio of male to female employees becomes 8:7. What is the total number of employees in the company initially?A180B210C252D315
- 137expand_moreA circular pond with a radius of 9 m is surrounded by a walking path that is 4.5 m wide. Determine the ratio of the area of the walking path to the area of the pond.A4:3B5:4C7:4D9:5
- 138expand_morePriya started a business with Rs. 75,000. Ravi joined 6 months later with Rs. 50,000. At what ratio will they share the profit after two years?A2 : 5B5 : 4C2 : 1D9 : 7
- 139expand_moreIf 30% of (A + B) = 60% of (A – B), then find the ratio A : BA1:3B3:1C2:3D3:2
- 140expand_moreP and Q start a business. P invests 3 times the capital of Q. After 7 months, P withdraws one-third of his capital, and Q doubles his capital. If the total duration of the business is 12 months and the total profit is ₹60,000, find Q's share.A₹12,000B₹21,250C₹18,000D₹20,250
- 141expand_moreTwo individuals, P and Q, rent a field together. P has 20 oxen grazed for 5 months. Q grazes 30 buffalo for 5 months and 40 sheep for 3 months. Relationships: 2 oxen = 5 buffalo, 3 buffalo = 6 sheep. What fraction of rent should P pay?A1546B2546C3347D1923
- 142expand_moreA wallet contains ₹20, ₹10, and ₹5 notes in the ratio 2 : 3 : 5. If the total amount is ₹760, find the number of notes of each kind.A12 of ₹20, 18 of ₹10, 30 of ₹5B16 of ₹20, 24 of ₹10, 40 of ₹5C20 of ₹20, 30 of ₹10, 50 of ₹5D14 of ₹20, 21 of ₹10, 35 of ₹5
- 143expand_moreArun ordered 8 kg of type-A sugar and some additional kilograms of type-B sugar. Type-A costs twice as much per kg as type-B. When delivered, quantities were swapped, increasing the bill by 35%. Find the ratio of original type-A to type-B quantity.A1 : 2B13 : 34C12 : 17D34 : 13
- 144expand_moreA gardener has 80 m of fencing wire. He can use this wire to enclose either a circular lawn or a square lawn. If he uses the entire wire in each case, what is the approximate ratio of the area of the circular lawn to the area of the square lawn?A1 : 1B1.21 : 1C1.27 : 1D1.57 : 1
- 145expand_moreFrom a sample of 250 data scientists, determine the ratio of those proficient in Python to those proficient in R. Category: Proficient in Python and R = 50, Proficient in Python only = 80, Proficient in R only = 70, Proficient in neither = 50, Total = 250.A13:12B12:13C8:7D7:8
- 146expand_moreX, Y, and Z invested ₹50,000, ₹75,000, and ₹1,25,000 respectively in a business. If the total profit is ₹50,000, what is Y's share?A₹10,000B₹12,500C₹15,000D₹17,500
- 147expand_moreWhat should be subtracted from 8, 10, 11, 14 so that the remaining numbers may be proportional?A2B3C4D5
- 148expand_moreA 30-litre mixture of oil and kerosene contains oil and kerosene in the ratio 2:1. Some quantity of kerosene is added, changing the ratio to 1:2. What is the quantity of kerosene added?A30 LB40 LC35 LD45 L
- 149expand_moreTwo numbers are in the ratio 5 : 7 and their sum is 144. Find the numbers.A50, 94B60, 84C55, 89D65, 79
- 150expand_moreA trader mixes two qualities of coffee. The first quality costs ₹240 per kg and is mixed with the second quality in the ratio 5:7. If the mixture is sold at ₹200 per kg (at no profit, no loss), what is the cost per kg of the second quality of coffee(to the nearest integer)?A₹168B₹171C₹175D₹180
- 151expand_moreThe ratio of the radii of two cylinders is 2:3 and the ratio of their heights is 5:4. Find the ratio of their volumes.A5:9B4:9C20:27D10:27
- 152expand_moreThree numbers are such that the second is 120% of the first, and the third is 75% of the second. What is the ratio of the first to the third?A10:9B9:10C4:3D5:6
- 153expand_moreA bookstore ordered 10 boxes of hardcover books and some boxes of paperback books. Hardcovers cost twice as much per box as paperbacks. Due to an order error, the quantities were swapped, increasing the bill by 20%. What is the ratio of hardcover to paperback boxes originally?A4:7B1:3C2:3D3:2
- 154expand_moreSector A has a radius of 4 cm and an angle of 60°. Sector B has a radius of 8 cm and an angle of 15°. Find the ratio of the area of Sector A to Sector B.A1:1B2:1C1:2D3:4
- 155expand_moreA sector of a circle has a central angle of 60° and a radius of 12 cm. Another sector of the same circle has a central angle of 𝜋/2 radians. What is the ratio of the area of the first sector to the area of the second sector?A1:2B2:3C3:4D4:5
- 156expand_moreP and Q invest ₹50,000 and ₹75,000 respectively in a business. What is P's share in a profit of ₹60,000?A₹18,000B₹22,000C₹24,000D₹26,000
- 157expand_moreTwo numbers are in the ratio 5:7. If 9 is added to each, the new ratio becomes 8:11. What are the original numbers?A135 and 189B150 and 210C120 and 168D180 and 252
- 158expand_moreThe surface area of a cuboid is 468 cm2, and its dimensions are in the ratio 2:3:4. Find its volume.A480 cm3B648 cm3C512 cm3D528 cm3
- 159expand_moreA rhombus has diagonals in the ratio 3:4. If its area is 216 cm², find the diagonals.A12 cm and 16 cmB15 cm and 20 cmC18 cm and 24 cmD27 cm and 36 cm
- 160expand_moreIf the side of a cube is tripled, what is the ratio of the new total surface area to the original, and the ratio of the new volume to the original volume?A9:1 and 27:1B6:1 and 9:1C3:1 and 9:1D9:1 and 3:1
- 161expand_moreArun ordered 8 kg of type-A sugar and some additional kilograms of type-B sugar. Type-A costs twice as much per kg as type-B. When delivered, quantities were swapped, increasing the bill by 35%. Find the ratio of original type-A to type-B quantity.A1 : 2B13 : 34C12 : 17D34 : 13
- 162expand_moreA milkman mixes water with pure milk. If he sells the mixture at the cost price of pure milk and makes a profit of 25%, what is the ratio of water to milk in the mixture?A1:3B1:4C1:5D2:5
- 163expand_moreA cylinder and a hemisphere have the same radius. If their total surface areas are equal, find the ratio of the height of the cylinder to its radius.A1:3B2:3C1:2D3:2
- 164expand_moreP and Q start a business. P invests 3 times the capital of Q. After 7 months, P withdraws one-third of his capital, and Q doubles his capital. If the total duration of the business is 12 months and the total profit is ₹60,000, find Q's share.A₹12,000B₹21,250C₹18,000D₹20,250
- 165expand_moreWhich of these is both a Natural number and a Rational number?A–3B0C43D5
- 166expand_moreX, Y, and Z invested in a business in the ratio 3:4:8. After a year, the total profit is Rs. 1,50,000. What is Z's share?ARs. 60,000BRs. 80,000CRs. 40,000DRs. 1,00,000
- 167expand_moreAmit invested ₹1,50,000 in a business. After 5 months, Rajesh joined with ₹1,20,000. After 2 more months, Amit withdrew ₹60,000. Find their profit ratio at the end of the year.A6:5B25 : 14C8:5D19:17
- 168expand_moreA 40-litres mixture of acid and water contains acid and water in the ratio 3:1. 8 litres of this mixture is removed and replaced with another solution of acid and water in the ratio 1:3. What is the final ratio of acid to water in the resulting mixture?A1:1B13:7C13:5D5:3
- 169expand_moreAlloy X contains copper and zinc in ratio 3:2, and Alloy Y in ratio 4:5. If 15 kg of X and 18 kg of Y are melted together, find the ratio of copper to zinc in the new alloy.A17:16B15:14C19:17D11:9
- 170expand_moreA container holds three liquids X, Y, and Z in the ratio 3 : 4 : 5. If 8 liters of X, 10 liters of Y, and a certain amount of Z are added, the new ratio becomes 7 : 9 : 12 . Find the quantity (in liters) of Z added.A11 litersB14 litersC16 litersD18 liters
- 171expand_moreA cylinder and a cone have the same base radius and the same volume. What is the ratio of the height of the cylinder to the height of the cone?A1 : 3B3 : 1C1 : 1D2 : 3
- 172expand_moreA shopkeeper ordered 12 kg of premium coffee and some kg of regular coffee. The price of premium coffee per kg was three times that of regular coffee. Due to a billing mistake, the quantities of the two types were interchanged, which reduced the total bill by 30%. What was the ratio of the quantity of premium coffee to regular coffee in the original order?A21:31B23:24C14:13D23:11
- 173expand_moreRajesh started a business by investing Rs.1,00,000. After 5 months, Suresh joined with Rs.1,50,000. At the end of 7 months from the start, Tushar joined with Rs.2,00,000. If the total profit is Rs.1,50,000 at the end of the year, find the share of Tushar (approximate).ARs.55,000BRs.46,154CRs.45,250DRs.35,500
- 174expand_moreA tank holds a mixture of Strawberry, Blueberry, and Raspberry juices in the ratio of 6:9:5 respectively. 40 litres of this mixture is taken out, and then 15 litres of strawberry juice and 10 litres of raspberry juice are added to the tank. If the resultant quantity of blueberry juice is 22 litres more than the resultant quantity of strawberry juice, what was the initial quantity of mixture(approximate) in the tank (in litres)?A287B300C320D340
- 175expand_moreTwo spices priced at ₹80 per kg and ₹160 per kg are blended. They are sold at ₹140 per kg, achieving a profit margin of 25%. What is the ratio of the two spices in the mixture?A3:2B2:1C1:2D3:1
- 176expand_moreCreating a frustum, a right circular cone is sliced parallel to its base. The height of the original cone is 20 cm, and the cut is made 5 cm from the vertex. What is the ratio of the volumes of the frustum to that of the entire cone?A63:64B1:64C7:8D31:32
- 177expand_moreSector A has a radius of 10 cm and a central angle of 120°. Sector B has the same radius but a central angle of radians. What is the ratio of the area of Sector A to the area of Sector B?A1:2B2:1C3:1D1:1
- 178expand_moreThe set of rational numbers includes which of the following?AOnly positive integersBOnly fractions with prime denominatorsCIntegers and terminating or repeating decimalsDNon-terminating and non-repeating decimals
- 179expand_moreP and Q enter into a partnership. P invests Rs 90,000 for 8 months and Q invests Rs 1,50,000 for 5 months. If the total profit is Rs 50,000, what is Q's share (in Rs)?A24490B25510C26000D27500
- 180expand_moreA cone of height 12 cm is sliced by two planes parallel to the base at heights of 4 cm and 8 cm from the vertex. Find the ratio of the volumes of the three resulting sections (top:middle:bottom).A1:7:19B1:8:27C8:19:37D1:26:64
- 181expand_moreThe incomes of three people are in the ratio 3:4:5. If each income increases by Rs. 2000, the new ratio becomes 5:6:7. What was the original income of the lowest earner?ARs. 2000BRs. 3000CRs. 4000DRs. 5000
- 182expand_moreA right circular cone having height of 40 cm is cut by two parallel planes at depths 10 cm and 20 cm from the top. What is the ratio of the volumes of the three parts (from top to bottom)?A1:7:56B1:8:64C1:7:19D1:8:27
- 183expand_moreA grocer wants to mix two types of wheat priced at Rs. 320/kg and Rs. 250/kg. In what ratio should they be mixed to sell the mixture at Rs. 280/kg without profit or loss?A4:3B3:4C2:3D3:2
- 184expand_moreAn 80-litre mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 7:1. Some quantity of this mixture is removed and replaced with pure milk. If the final ratio of milk to water becomes 15:1, how many litres of the mixture were replaced?A40 litresB18 litresC32 litresD46 litres
- 185expand_moreTwo concentric circles have circumferences in ratio 4:7. If smaller circle has area 80 m², what is the approximate area of the larger circle?A245 m²B280 m²C308 m²D336 m²
- 186expand_moreA 50-liter solution contains acid and water in the ratio 3:2. How much water must be added to make the ratio 1:1?A5 LB10 LC15 LD20 L
- 187expand_moreA sector has central angle 144° and radius 7 cm. Another sector with the same radius has a central angle 4π/5 radians. What is the ratio of their areas?A1:1B4:5C5:6D7:8
- 188expand_moreC and D invested in a business in the ratio 7:9. Their profit ratio was 14:15. If D invested his money for 10 months, for how many months did C invest?A11 monthsB12 monthsC13 monthsD14 months
- 189expand_moreA regular triangle and a regular hexagon have equal areas. What is the ratio of their sides?A1 : √(3)B1 : √(2)C√(6) : 1D1 : √(1.5)
- 190expand_moreThe number of yellow, red, and blue pens in a box is in the ratio 2:5:7. If 18 yellow pens, 12 red pens, and some blue pens are added to the box, the ratio of yellow, red, and blue pens becomes 3:6:8. Determine the number of blue pens added.A6B8C10D12
- 191expand_moreThree friends share a winning prize in the ratio 3:5:7. If the total prize is Rs. 15000, how much more does the person with the highest share get than the lowest?ARs. 3000BRs. 5000CRs. 4500DRs. 4000
- 192expand_moreIf m : n = 8 : 3, find (7m + 4n) : (7m - 4n).A19 : 11B17 : 13C17 : 11D34 : 22
- 193expand_moreThe number of workers in two departments X and Y with different experience levels is shown in the table:What is the ratio of workers with < 10 years experience in Dept X to Dept Y?
Experience Level Dept X Dept Y < 5 years 8 6 5-10 years 12 10 > 10 years 5 4 A2:1B20:6C4:3D5:4 - 194expand_moreThree friends, X, Y, and Z, invested in a start-up in the ratio 2:3:5. X managed the business and was entitled to an additional 15% of the total annual profit as a management fee. If the profit at the end of the year was Rs. 4,00,000, how much did Y receive?ARs. 1,02,000BRs. 1,12,000CRs. 1,13,000DRs. 1,04,000
- 195expand_moreIf P : Q = 5 : 3, Q : R = 4 : 7, and R : S = 2 : 3, find the ratio P : S.A20 : 63B40 : 63C35 : 72D15 : 28
- 196expand_moreRaj and Priya started a business with Rs.1,50,000 and Rs.1,20,000 respectively. After 6 months, Priya invested an additional Rs.60,000 and Raj withdrew Rs.30,000. What is their profit-sharing ratio at the end of 1 year?A9:10B12:11C13:14D10:11
- 197expand_moreIf P is 40% more than Q, and Q is 25% more than R, find the ratio P : R.A7:4B4:7C3:2D5:3
- 198expand_moreIn a trapezium PQRS with PQ ∥ RS, the diagonals intersect at O. If PQ = 2RS, find the ratio of the area of △ POQ to the area of △ ROS.A4:1B2:1C1:4D3:1
- 199expand_moreWhat is the ratio of the interior angle of a regular hexagon to the interior angle of a regular 12-sided polygon (dodecagon)?A4:7B3:7C4:5D3:5
- 200expand_moreThe speeds of two cyclists are in the ratio 4:3. If the slower cyclist has a 15 km head start, and his speed is 18 km/h, how far (in km) will the faster cyclist travel to overtake him?A50 kmB60 kmC75 kmD90 km
- 201expand_moreFor a hollow hemisphere, the outer radius is three times the inner radius (). Find the ratio of the outer curved surface area to the inner curved surface area.A9:1B3:1C6:1D4:1
- 202expand_moreA tank contains 120 liters of pure juice. 15 liters are drawn and replaced by water twice. What is the ratio of juice to water in the final mixture?A49 : 15B81 : 39C73 : 47D65 : 55
- 203expand_moreIn triangle PQR, medians PX, QY, and RZ intersect at the centroid O. What is the ratio of the area of triangle PQO to the area of triangle PQR?A1 : 2B1 : 3C2 : 3D1 : 4
- 204expand_moreWhich of the following numbers is both a Rational Number and a Terminating Decimal?A59B27C√5D38
- 205expand_moreP and Q invested in a venture in the ratio 4:7. The profit was shared in the ratio 8:7. If P invested for 14 months, for how long did Q invest?A6 monthsB7 monthsC8 monthsD9 months
- 206expand_moreX invests ₹25,000 and Y invests ₹40,000 in a business. X receives an additional 15% bonus for administration work. The total profit is ₹75,000. What is X's share (approximate)?A₹28,573B₹33,173C₹38,255D₹41,250
- 207expand_moreM and N contribute to a business investment in the ratio 2:7. They earn a profit of ₹81,000. M is a working partner and receives 15% of the profit extra. What is M's total share?A₹24,000B₹27,450C₹30,000D₹33,000
- 208expand_moreA shopkeeper ordered 12 kg of premium coffee and some kg of regular coffee. The price of premium coffee per kg was three times that of regular coffee. Due to a billing mistake, the quantities of the two types were interchanged, which reduced the total bill by 30%. What was the ratio of the quantity of premium coffee to regular coffee in the original order?A21:31B23:24C14:13D23:11
- 209expand_moreAn annular region has outer radius 12 cm and inner radius 8 cm. What is the approximate ratio of the annular area to the whole outer circle?A1:2B5:9C2:3D3:4
- 210expand_moreIf the simple interest on a sum of Rs. P at 8% per annum for 3 years is equal to the simple interest on Rs. Q at 6% per annum for 4 years, then what is the ratio of P to Q?A1:2B3:4C4:3D1:1
- 211expand_moreThe ratio of efficiencies of workers A and B is 4:3. If A can finish a task in 18 days, in how many days will B finish the same task alone?A20 daysB22 daysC24 daysD26 days
- 212expand_moreThree types of grain costing ₹50/kg, ₹70/kg, and unknown price are mixed in ratio 2:3:2. If sold at ₹64/kg with 20% profit, what is the price of the third variety?A₹31.6/kgB₹32.8/kgC₹24.2/kgD₹36/kg
- 213expand_moreIn ∆MNO, line segment LK is parallel to NO. If the ratio of area of ∆MLK to trapezoid LKNO is 9 : 40, what is the ratio of ML to LN?A3 : 4B3 : 7C4 : 5D4 : 9
- 214expand_moreA cylinder and a cone have the same base radius R and the same volume. Determine the ratio of the height of the cylinder to the height of the cone.A3:1B1:3C2:3D3:2
- 215expand_moreAn employee contributes 25% of their salary to charity. From the remaining amount, 20% is allocated to investments. The rest is divided for education and travel in the ratio 5:3. If the expense on travel is ₹9000, what is the employee's total salary?A₹36,000B₹40,000C₹45,000D₹50,000
- 216expand_moreWhich set does NOT contain negative numbers?AIntegersBNatural NumbersCRational NumbersDReal Numbers
- 217expand_moreThe ratio of boys to girls in a class is 5:4. If there are 18 more boys than girls, find the total number of students.A162B144C180D126
- 218expand_moreIf 20% of (A + B) = 50% of (A – B), then find the ratio A : B.A3 : 7B5 : 2C7 : 3D4 : 3
- 219expand_moreX invests ₹85,000 while Y invests ₹1,10,000, with X's investment lasting for 14 months and Y's for 11 months. The total profit amounts to ₹65,000. What is X's share?A₹32,229.17B₹31,000C₹32,500D₹33,416.67
- 220expand_moreWhich of the following numbers belongs to Rational and Real sets, but NOT to Integers?A–4B0C2.5D√ 3
- 221expand_moreFour varieties of wheat costing ₹30/kg, ₹45/kg, ₹60/kg and an unknown price are mixed in ratio 1:2:3:4. The mixture is sold at ₹46/kg with 15% profit. What is the cost of the fourth variety?A₹50/kgB₹25/kgC₹60/kgD₹65/kg
- 222expand_moreTwo tanks, X and Y, contain mixtures of milk and water. Tank X has them in the ratio 3:1, while Tank Y has them in the ratio 7:3. If 12 litres are taken from X and 18 litres from Y and mixed in a third tank, what is the ratio of milk to water in the new mixture?A18:7B4:1C5:2D11:4
- 223expand_moreA sum of Rs. 9,600 is divided among A, B and C in the ratio 3:5:8. Find B’s share.ARs. 3,000BRs. 1,800CRs. 4,800DRs. 2,400
- 224expand_moreA ₹54,000 grant is distributed among Research, Teaching, and Administration in a 6:8:4 ratio. Teaching department uses ₹5,000 for equipment and ₹3,000 for books, then distributes the rest to four faculty members in a 4:3:2:1 ratio. How much does the faculty member with the smallest share receive?A₹1,600B₹1,800C₹2,000D₹2,200
- 225expand_moreThe ratio of profit to the cost price of an item is 3 : 8. What is the ratio of selling price to profit?A11 : 3B9 : 4C7 : 5D12 : 7
- 226expand_moreA solid metal sphere of radius 15 cm is melted and recast into 27 identical smaller spheres. What is the ratio of the surface area of the original sphere to the total surface area of all 27 smaller spheres?A1 : 3B1 : 6C1 : 9D1 : 15
- 227expand_moreThe ratio of two numbers is 7 : 9 and their sum is 256. Find the numbers.A98 and 126B112 and 144C119 and 137D126 and 130
- 228expand_moreP, Q, and R invested ₹30,000, ₹40,000, and ₹50,000 respectively in a business. If the profit at the end of the year is ₹36,000, what is Q's share of the profit?A₹12,000B₹11,000C₹10,800D₹10,000
- 229expand_moreX and Y started a business by investing ₹60,000 and ₹90,000 respectively. After 6 months, X doubled his capital, while Y reduced his capital by ₹30,000. If the total annual profit is ₹62,000, what is Y's share (to the nearest integer)?A₹28,182B₹30,105C₹33,000D₹35,512
- 230expand_moreIn a quadrilateral ABCD, angles A, B, C are in the ratio 1:2:3. If angle D = 120°, what is angle A?A60°B64°C40°D50°
- 231expand_moreP, Q, and R invested ₹30,000, ₹45,000, and ₹50,000 respectively. P's investment was for 14 months, Q's for 10 months, and R's for 8 months. The total profit is ₹70,000. What is Q's share of the profit?A₹28,125B₹30,000C₹24,803D₹35,250
- 232expand_moreA triangular storage prism has a base shaped like a right triangle with side lengths in the ratio 5:12:13. If the total perimeter of the base is 60 cm and the height of the prism is 8 cm, calculate the lateral surface area of the prism.A360 cm²B300 cm²C480 cm²D400 cm²
- 233expand_moreIn △ PQR, a median PM is drawn to side QR. What is the ratio of the area of △ PQM to the area of △ PQR?A1:1B1:2C2:1D1:3
- 234expand_moreM and N invest in a business in the ratio 2:7. Total profit is Rs 81,000. M gets an extra 15% of total profit for managing the business. Find M's total share.ARs 25,000BRs 27,450CRs 30,000DRs 22,150
- 235expand_moreIf two triangles are similar and the ratio of their corresponding altitudes is 3:7, find the ratio of their areas.A3:7B9:49C6:14D9:14
- 236expand_moreThe number of students in two sections A and B having different heights is shown in the table given below:
Height (in metres) Section A Section B 1.55 6 5 1.60 10 0 1.62 14 15 1.65 16 11 1.68 9 8 1.71 7 6 1.75 5 4 What is the ratio of the number of students with a height of 1.62 metres in Section A to the total number of students in Section A?A14 : 67B14 : 62C1 : 4D7 : 33 - 237expand_moreAn 84-litre mixture has milk and water in the ratio 5:2. If 21 litres of the mixture is removed and 12 litres of pure milk is added, what is the new ratio of milk to water?A13:8B27:14C19:6D21:11
- 238expand_moreTwo similar triangles have perimeters in the ratio 4 : 7. If the sum of their areas is 130 cm², find the area of the smaller triangle.A16 cm²B49 cm²C32 cm²D64 cm²
- 239expand_moreAn alloy contains zinc and copper in the ratio 3:2. A second alloy contains zinc and copper in the ratio 4:1. What quantity of the first alloy must be mixed with 15 kg of the second alloy to produce a new alloy with zinc and copper in the ratio 13:7?A25 kgB35 kgC45 kgD50 kg
- 240expand_moreIn a trapezoid, the two parallel sides are in the ratio 2:3. If the height of the trapezoid is 12 cm and its total area is 150 cm², determine the lengths of the parallel sides.A8 cm and 12 cmB10 cm and 15 cmC12 cm and 18 cmD14 cm and 21 cm
- 241expand_moreA conical vessel is cut at one-fourth its height from the top, parallel to its base. What is the ratio of the volume of the top part to the bottom frustum part?A1:15B1:63C1:64D1:27
- 242expand_moreA:B = 3:4, B:C = 6:7, C:D = 14:15. What is the ratio A:D?A3:5B9:16C7:20D9:25
- 243expand_moreThe angles of a cyclic quadrilateral are in the ratio 1:3:4:4. What is the measure of the largest angle?A90°B108°C120°D135°
- 244expand_moreIn a sports survey of 150 students, determine the ratio of students who play Cricket to those who play Badminton. Play Cricket and Badminton: 30 Play Cricket but not Badminton: 50 Play Badminton but not Cricket: 40 Play neither sport: 30A8:7B7:5C8:9D4:3
- 245expand_moreIf two complementary angles are in the ratio 1:2, find the angles.A30, 60B35, 55C40, 50D45, 45
- 246expand_moreA 60-litre mixture of milk and water contains milk and water in the ratio 7:5. How much water must be added to make the ratio 7:8?A10 LB12 LC15 LD18 L
- 247expand_moreThe ratio of the speeds of a train and a truck is 5 : 6. If the truck covers a distance of 450 km in 5 hours, what is the speed of the train in km/h?A75 km/hB80 km/hC85 km/hD90 km/h
- 248expand_moreWhat will the ratio be of the simple interest earned on a given amount at the same interest rate over 6 years compared to that earned over 9 years?A1:3B1:4C2:3DNone of these
- 249expand_moreThree numbers are in the ratio 3:5:7. If their average is 60, what is the difference between the largest and the smallest number?A36B42C48D54
- 250expand_moreThe circumferences of two circles are in the ratio 4:5. If the area of the larger circle is 625 sq. units, find the area of the smaller circle.A400 sq. unitsB300 sq. unitsC500 sq. unitsD450 sq. units
- 251expand_moreA merchant has two types of tea: one costing ₹70/kg and the other costing ₹100/kg. He mixes them and sells the mixture at ₹91/kg, earning a 25% profit. In what ratio did he mix the two types of tea?A1 : 2B68 : 7C23 : 21D1 : 3
- 252expand_moreA sector of circle (r = 20cm) has central angle 60°. Another sector same circle has angle π/3 radians. Ratio of areas?A1:1B1:2C2:3D3:4
- 253expand_moreWhat is the overall average daily unit usage for both ACs?
Appliance Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri AC 1 12 15 14 13 16 AC 2 18 17 19 20 18 A15.2 unitsB32.4 unitsC17.2 unitsD18.2 units - 254expand_moreA box has 120 pencils in red, blue, and black in the ratio 2:3:5. If 10 red and 20 black pencils are removed, what is the new ratio of red to black pencils?A1:2B3:5C13:15D7:20
- 255expand_moreTwo right prisms have the same height of 12 cm. One has an equilateral triangle base with side 8 cm, and the other has a square base with side 8 cm. What is the ratio of their volumes?A√3:4B3√3:4C4:√3D3:4√3
- 256expand_moreA large design is made by combining 8 identical regular equilateral triangles. What is the ratio of area of the combined shape to one triangle?A6:1B7:1C8:1D9:1
- 257expand_moreA vendor prepares 50 liters of a mixture by combining two liquids 'X' and 'Y' in the ratio 3:2. If the cost of 'X' is Rs. 60/liter and 'Y' is Rs. 40/liter, what is the average cost per liter of the final solution?ARs. 48BRs. 50CRs. 52DRs. 54
- 258expand_moreRed, blue, green balls are in ratio 2:3:5. If 15 red, 10 blue, unknown green are added, ratio becomes 3:4:6. Green balls added?A3B5C7D0
- 259expand_moreA container has milk and water in the ratio 5:3. If 10 litres of water are added, the ratio becomes 5:4. Find the initial total volume of the mixture.A70 litresB80 litresC90 litresD100 litres
- 260expand_moreThe number of yellow, red, and blue pens in a box is in the ratio 2:5:7. If 18 yellow pens, 12 red pens, and some blue pens are added to the box, the ratio of yellow, red, and blue pens becomes 3:6:8. Determine the number of blue pens added.A6B8C10D12
- 261expand_moreWhat should be subtracted from 8, 10, 11, 14 so that the remaining numbers may be proportional?A2B3C4D5
- 262expand_moreA pipe is divided in the ratio 37 : 25 : 34. Total length = 8 m. Find the largest piece.A3.2 mB3.8 mC4.0 mD4.4 m
- 263expand_moreRationalize: (√2+√3)/(√2-√3)A5+2√6B-5-2√6C5-2√6D-5+2√6
- 264expand_more'A', 'B', and 'C' formed a consulting firm. Their capital investments were Rs. 6,00,000, Rs. 4,00,000, and Rs. 5,00,000, respectively. After 3 months, 'A' withdrew Rs. 1,00,000, and 'B' added Rs. 1,00,000. The partnership lasted for 9 months. What was the ratio of their effective capital contributions?A16:15:14B16:14:15C14:15:16D14:16:15
- 265expand_moreA tank contains liquids A, B, and C in the ratio 8:6:4. 30 liters of the mixture are drained out, after which 12 liters of A and 8 liters of C are added. In the final mixture, the quantity of A is 20 liters more than the quantity of B. Find the initial total volume of the mixture in the tank.A106LB172LC102LD190L
- 266expand_moreA triangular field has side lengths in the ratio 3:4:5 and a perimeter of 120 m. What is the area?A600 m²B500 m²C750 m²D800 m²
- 267expand_moreThree partners, A, B, and C started a firm with investments in the ratio 3:2:4. After 6 months, A doubled his capital, B halved his, and C maintained his investment. If the total profit after one year was Rs. 1,80,000, what was B's share of profit?ARs. 24,000BRs. 28,000CRs. 27,000DRs. 30,000
- 268expand_moreA ₹54,000 grant is distributed among Research, Teaching, and Administration in a 6:8:4 ratio. Teaching department uses ₹5,000 for equipment and ₹3,000 for books, then distributes the rest to four faculty members in a 4:3:2:1 ratio. How much does the faculty member with the smallest share receive?A₹1,600B₹1,800C₹2,000D₹2,200
- 269expand_moreA sector of a circle has a central angle of 60° and a radius of 4 cm. Another sector of the same circle has a central angle of π/4 radians. What is the ratio of the area of the first sector to the area of the second sector?A3:4B1:1C2:1D4:3
- 270expand_moreA sector of a circle has a central angle of 150° and radius 10 cm. Another sector of the same circle has a central angle of 5π/6 radians. What is the ratio of the area of the first sector to that of the second?A3 : 4B1 : 1C4 : 5D5 : 6
- 271expand_moreA solid metal sphere is dropped into a cylindrical vessel. The radius of the cylinder is 6 cm. If the sphere has a radius of 3 cm, what is the volume of water it displaces?A24π cm³B36π cm³C48π cm³D72π cm³
- 272expand_moreThe investments of three partners, A, B, and C, are initially in the ratio 3:4:5. After a year, A adds ₹10,000, B adds ₹15,000, and C adds some amount to their respective investments. The new ratio of their investments becomes 5:7:9. Find the amount (in ₹) added by partner C.A₹15,000B₹20,000C₹25,000D₹30,000
- 273expand_moreWhich set includes numbers like -5, 0, and 6?ANatural NumbersBIntegersCIrrational NumbersDWhole Numbers
- 274expand_moreA box contains ₹2, ₹1, and 50p coins in the ratio 3 : 4 : 5. If the total value is ₹250, find the number of 50p coins.A50B100C125D150
- 275expand_moreWhich of these is a number that is real but NOT rational?A227B3.1415C√13D- 8
- 276expand_moreA sector has a central angle of 60° and a radius of 8 cm. Another sector of the same circle has a central angle of π/3 radians. What is the ratio of the area of the first sector to the area of the second sector?A2:1B1:2C3:2D1:1
- 277expand_moreM and N start business with capital ratio 4:3. After 5 months, M withdraws ₹8,000, N doubles his. If M invested ₹40,000 and total profit of one year is ₹60,000, what is M's share?A₹28,800B₹33,600C₹25,600D₹35,000
- 278expand_moreA 50-litre mixture contains juice and water in the ratio 3:2. How much water (in litres) must be added to this mixture to change the ratio of juice to water to 3:4?A12 litresB15 litresC18 litresD20 litres
- 279expand_moreA company has 15 premium machines and x standard machines. The price of a premium machine is 6 times the price of a standard machine. If the numbers of premium and standard machines are interchanged, the bill increases by 62.5%. Find the ratio of premium to standard machines.A2:1B1:2C1:3D3:1
- 280expand_moreThe circumferences of two circular paths are in ratio 2:7. If the smaller path has radius 8 m, what is the radius of the larger path?A28 mB32 mC35 mD40 m
- 281expand_moreA village has males and females in a ratio of 4:3. After a few years, the male population increases by 15%, and the female population by 20%. What is the new ratio?A23:18B22:17C24:19D21:16
- 282expand_moreA triangular garden has base and height in the ratio 3:4. If the area is 216 m², what are the base and height?A15 m and 20 mB18 m and 24 mC21 m and 28 mD24 m and 32 m
- 283expand_moreTwo numbers are in the ratio 7:4. If the difference between them is 24, find the numbers.A63 and 39B70 and 46C56 and 32D84 and 60
- 284expand_moreIf A : B = 4 : 5, B : C = 6 : 7, and C : D = 10 : 11, find the compound ratio A : B : C : D.A48 : 60 : 70 : 77B4 : 5 : 7 : 11C24 : 30 : 35 : 44D8 : 10 : 14 : 11
- 285expand_moreP, Q, and R started a business with capitals in ratio 1:2:4. After 4 months, R withdrew 50% of his capital. After another 2 months, Q withdrew 25% of his capital. The business continued for 12 months total. Total profit is ₹2,40,000. Find profit ratio P : Q : R.A32 : 21 : 12B21 : 12 : 33C12 : 21 : 32D12 : 33 : 42
- 286expand_moreTwo circular plates have radii in the ratio 3:5. If the smaller plate has an area of 108 cm², what is the area of the larger plate?A270 cm²B300 cm²C250 cm²D280 cm²
- 287expand_moreRajesh invests Rs 1,00,000 for 12 months, Suresh invests Rs 1,50,000 for 7 months, and Tushar invests Rs 2,00,000 for 5 months. If the total profit is Rs 1,50,000, what is Tushar's share (in Rs)?A46154B48000C45000D50000
- 288expand_moreM and N contribute to a business investment in the ratio 2:7. They earn a profit of ₹81,000. M is a working partner and receives 15% of the profit extra. What is M's total share?A₹24,000B₹27,450C₹30,000D₹33,000
- 289expand_moreA container has liquids X, Y, Z in ratio 4 : 6 : 5. 20 liters removed, then 10L of X and 15L of Y added. New Y is 25L more than new X. What was initial total quantity?A100LB120LC170LD150L
- 290expand_moreP and Q start a business. P invests Rs.90,000 for 8 months, Q invests Rs.1,50,000 for 5 months. What is Q's share of a Rs.50,000 profit (approximate)?ARs.20,000BRs.32,000CRs.35,000DRs.25,510
- 291expand_moreA bookstore ordered 10 boxes of hardcover books and some boxes of paperback books. Hardcovers cost twice as much per box as paperbacks. Due to an order error, the quantities were swapped, increasing the bill by 20%. What is the ratio of hardcover to paperback boxes originally?A4:7B1:3C2:3D3:2
- 292expand_moreTime ratio for X:Y to complete task is 5:3. Y alone takes 15 hours. X and Y together?A8.5 hrsB9.375 hrsC10 hrsD11 hrs
- 293expand_moreAmit invested ₹1,50,000 in a business. After 5 months, Rajesh joined with ₹1,20,000. After 2 more months, Amit withdrew ₹60,000. Find their profit ratio at the end of the year.A6:5B25:14C8:5D19:17
- 294expand_moreA firm ordered 15 premium machines and some standard machines. The price of a premium machine was 6 times that of a standard machine. By mistake, the number of premium and standard machines was interchanged in the delivery, which increased the total bill by 75%. What was the ratio of the number of premium machines to standard machines in the original order?A3:7B4:9C1:2D2:5
- 295expand_moreA right circular cone is divided into two sections by a plane parallel to the base, such that the volume of the 1 smaller cone is of the volume of the original cone. Determine the ratio of the height of the smaller cone to the height 27 of the frustum.A1:2B1:3C1:1D2:1
- 296expand_moreWhat is the ratio of the area of a regular hexagon to the area of an equilateral triangle if both have the same side length?A6:1B3:1C2:1D4:1
- 297expand_moreThe volumes of two right circular cylinders have a ratio of 2:3. If the radii of these cylinders are in the ratio of 1:2, what is the ratio of their heights?A1:3B3:4C4:3D8:3
- 298expand_moreThe average age of 30 students in a class is 15 years. When a new student is admitted, the average increases by 0.5 years. What is the age of the new student?A30.5B23.5C24.5D35.5
- 299expand_moreTable - Sales of 3 Items over 3 MonthsWhich item had the highest average sales?
Item Jan Feb Mar X 150 180 170 Y 120 110 130 Z 200 210 190 AXBYCZDX and Z equal - 300expand_moreThe monthly average salary for 6 employees plus one manager is ₹18,000. If the manager earns ₹30,000, what is the average salary of the 6 employees?A₹16,800B₹17,000C₹16,000D₹15,600
- 301expand_moreThe average of 12 results is 75. If the top two results are excluded, the average becomes 72. What is the average of the top two results?A90B84C96D99
- 302expand_moreAn express train covers a fixed distance in 40 minutes at an average speed of 200 km/h. Due to construction work, it needs to be diverted, increasing the distance by 25%. If the train needs to arrive at its destination on time (in 40 minutes), what should its new average speed be in km/h?A250 km/hB260 km/hC270 km/hD280 km/h
- 303expand_moreA student took 7 tests and had an average of 72. If his average after 8 tests increased to 73, what was his score on the 8th test?A79B78C80D81
- 304expand_moreIn a company, the average salary of 5 engineers is Rs. 60,000. If one engineer leaves and the average salary becomes Rs. 58,000, what was the salary of the engineer who left?ARs. 70,000BRs. 68,000CRs. 64,000DRs. 62,000
- 305expand_moreThe average weight of a team of 10 players increases by 2.5 kg when two players weighing 58 kg and 62 kg are replaced by two new players. What is the average weight of these two new players?A70 kgB72.5 kgC75 kgD77.5 kg
- 306expand_moreThe average of 15 numbers is 72. The average of the first 6 numbers is 65. The average of the next 5 numbers is 20% higher than the average of the first 6. The 12th number is 8 less than the 15th, and the 13th is 5 greater than the 15th and if 14th number is 78. What is the average of the 12th and 13th numbers?A73.5B80C78D76.5
- 307expand_moreX is able to complete a task in 12 days, while Y takes 18 days to finish the same task. If they collaborate and work together for 3 days, what fraction of the work will still remain?A13B512C712D912
- 308expand_moreIn a group of 60 workers, the average monthly income per worker is ₹28,000. If 20 junior workers average ₹18,000 each, what is the average monthly income (in ₹) for the senior workers?A₹33,000B₹34,500C₹35,000D₹36,500
- 309expand_moreA cricketer has played 8 innings with an average score of 40. In the next inning, he scores 80. What will be the new average?A40.44B46.44C44.44D48.44
- 310expand_moreIf 12 men can build a wall in 15 days, in how many days can 18 men complete the same work?A8B12C14D10
- 311expand_moreA tank is in the shape of a rectangular parallelepiped of size 40 m × 30 m × 4 m. Its capacity in kilolitres is:A4,000 kilolitresB4,500 kilolitresC4,800 kilolitresD5,000 kilolitres
- 312expand_moreThe average of three numbers is 35. The first number is 20% more than the second, and the third is 20% less than the second. What is the second number?A35B36C37.5D40
- 313expand_moreA man walks at 4 km/h for 10 km and then at 5 km/h for 15 km. What is his average speed for the whole journey?A4.8 km/hB4.54 km/hC5.1 km/hD4.2 km/h
- 314expand_moreThere are 6 consecutive even numbers M₁, M₂, M₃, M₄, M₅, M₆ and 5 consecutive odd numbers N₁, N₂, N₃, N₄, N₅. The average of the even numbers is 4 more than the average of the odd numbers. If the sum of the even numbers is 24 more than the sum of the odd numbers, find the average of the odd numbers.A7B0C9D10
- 315expand_moreX can complete a project in 14 days, Y in 10 days. When Z joins them, the work is finished in 3.5 days. How many days would Z need alone?A8 daysB8.75 daysC9.33 daysD10 days
- 316expand_moreThe ratio of efficiencies of workers A and B is 4:3. If A can finish a task in 18 days, in how many days will B finish the same task alone?A20 daysB22 daysC24 daysD26 days
- 317expand_moreA factory has 100 workers, of whom 40% are women. The average monthly salary of women is ₹50,000, while men earn ₹60,000. What is the overall average monthly salary (in ₹000s) of the workforce?A56B56.5C57D57.5
- 318expand_moreA triangular prism has a base with area 60 cm² and height 20 cm. If 15% of the prism is hollowed out for a cylindrical pipe, what is the volume of the remaining solid part?A1020 cm³B1050 cm³C1100 cm³D980 cm³
- 319expand_moreThe average of 12 numbers is 75. The average of the first 5 numbers is 68. The average of the next 5 numbers is 20% more than the average of the first 5 numbers. The 11th number is 12 more than the 12th number. What is the average of the 11th and 12th numbers?A72.5B76C82.3D88
- 320expand_moreThe average height of 15 students is 160 cm. If two students leave, the new average becomes 159 cm. What is the average height of the two students who left?A164.5 cmB166.5 cmC168.5 cmD170.5 cm
- 321expand_moreP can complete a task in 6 days, Q can destroy it in 4 days. P works for 3 days, then Q joins for 2 days. In how many days will P finish the remaining work alone?A6 daysB7.5 daysC4 daysD9 days
- 322expand_moreThe average monthly salary of 30 workers is ₹35,000. The average salary of 10 junior staff is ₹25,000. What is the average salary for the remaining workers?A₹37,500B₹40,000C₹42,500D₹45,000
- 323expand_moreA can do a certain work in the same time in which B and C together can do it. If A and B together could do it in 12 days and C alone in 60 days, then B alone could do it in:A20 daysB24 daysC30 daysD40 days
- 324expand_moreThe average age of 30 students in a class is 15 years. When a new student is admitted, the average increases by 0.5 years. What is the age of the new student?A30.5B23.5C24.5D35.5
- 325expand_moreThe ratio of efficiencies of A and B is 4:3. If A takes 18 days to complete the work, how many days does B take?A18 daysB21 daysC24 daysD27 days
- 326expand_moreThe average monthly salary of 30 workers is ₹35,000. The average salary of 10 junior staff is ₹25,000. What is the average salary for the remaining workers?A₹37,500B₹40,000C₹42,500D₹45,000
- 327expand_moreP and Q can complete a work in 16 days and 24 days, respectively. They begin the work together, but Q leaves after 6 days. How many more days will P take to finish the remaining work?AdaysBdaysC6 daysDdays
- 328expand_moreA & B together earn ₹1200 for a job. A works the whole time; B joins after the job is 40% done. B is 1.5 times as efficient as A. Find B's share.A₹432B₹768C₹500D₹600
- 329expand_moreThe average weight of 11 players is 72 kg. If the coach's weight is excluded, the average decreases by 1 kg. What is the weight of the coach?A81 kgB82 kgC83 kgD84 kg
- 330expand_moreX, Y, and Z can complete a project in 20, 40, and 60 days respectively. X works every day, while Y and Z join X every third day. How long will it take to finish the project?A1272 daysB1556 daysC1656 daysD18 days
- 331expand_moreTwo pipes A and B can fill a tank in 10 and 15 minutes respectively. After both are opened together for 3 minutes, the rate of pipe A becomes one-third, and pipe B becomes 2.5 times its original. In how many more minutes will the tank be full?A2 min 15 secB3 min 10 secC2 min 30 secD1 min 45 sec
- 332expand_moreThe average of five consecutive even numbers is 46. Find the largest number.A50B48C52D54
- 333expand_moreP and Q together can complete a job in 16 days. Q and R together can complete it in 24 days, and R and P together can do it in 32 days. In how many days can P alone complete the job?A30 daysB32 daysC3825 daysD48 days
- 334expand_moreWhat is the average of all integers between 150 and 300 that are exactly divisible by 13?A220B227.5C230D235.5
- 335expand_moreThe average weight of 30 students in a class is 50 kg. If the weight of the teacher is added, the average rises to 51 kg. What is the teacher's weight?A75 kgB78 kgC80 kgD81 kg
- 336expand_moreP can complete a task in 6 days, Q can destroy it in 4 days. P works for 3 days, then Q joins for 2 days. In how many days will P finish the remaining work alone?A6 daysB7.5 daysC4 daysD9 days
- 337expand_moreA bus covers 30% of a journey at a speed of 24 km/h and the remaining distance at a speed of 36 km/h. What is the average speed of the bus for the entire journey?A28.8 km/hB29.4 km/hC30 km/hD31.3 km/h
- 338expand_moreThe average height of 50 students was calculated as 170 cm. Later, it was found that the height of one student was misread as 178 cm instead of 158 cm. Find the correct average height.A169.2 cmB170.4 cmC169.6 cmD171.2 cm
- 339expand_moreA can complete a task in 30 days, and B can complete the same task in 40 days. They work together for 10 days, and then C joins them and completes the remaining work in 5 days. How long will C alone take to complete the task?A25 daysB26 daysC40 daysD27 days
- 340expand_moreTap X and Tap Y can fill a cistern in 12 hours and 15 hours respectively. An outlet pipe Z can empty it in 20 hours. If all three are opened together, how long will it take to fill the empty cistern?A8 hoursB12 hoursC10 hoursD15 hours
- 341expand_moreTable - Weekly Electricity Usage (kWh)What is the overall average daily electricity usage for both flats?
Apartment Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Flat 1 12 14 13 15 16 Flat 2 18 17 19 16 18 A16 kWhB15.8 kWhC17 kWhD14.5 kWh - 342expand_moreIf the average of ten numbers is 50 and the average of the first six numbers is 45, what is the average of the last four numbers?A55B62.5C60D57.5
- 343expand_moreThree numbers are such that when the average of any two is added to the third, the results are 200, 180, and 160. What is the average of the three numbers?A80B85C90D95
- 344expand_moreP and Q can finish a certain job in 24 and 36 days, respectively. They started working together, but P left after a while, and Q managed to complete the remaining work in 16 days. How many days did P work before leaving?A6 daysB8 daysC203 daysD223 days
- 345expand_moreThe average of 11 numbers is 48. When one number is removed, the average becomes 45. What number was removed?A72B78C81D84
- 346expand_moreData sufficiency: Decide whether the two statements give enough information for the work-together question about P, Q, and R.
Statement I: Q and R together can complete the project in 10 days.
Statement II: P and R together can complete the project in 15 days.AStatement I alone provides enough information to answer the question, but Statement II alone does not.BStatement II alone provides enough information to answer the question, but Statement I alone does not.CBoth Statement I and Statement II combined are needed to answer the question, as neither statement on its own is sufficient.DEven when combined, the information in both Statement I and Statement II is not enough to answer the question. - 347expand_moreThe overall average marks for all students in a school is 72. Science stream students have an average of 85, while Arts stream students have an average of 65. If there are 25 Science students, determine the number of Arts students.A35.5B40C46.4D50
- 348expand_moreThere are 7 consecutive integers and 6 consecutive integers. The average of the 7 integers is 3 less than the average of the 6 integers. The sum of the 6 integers is 6 more than the sum of the 7 integers. Find the average of the 7 integers.A7B8C12D10
- 349expand_moreA student's average score in 12 exams is 72. If his highest score is excluded, the average becomes 70. What is his highest score?A92B94C96D98
- 350expand_moreAn investor tracks 5 stocks. Four of them have an average return of 8%. If the overall average return is 9%, what was the return on the fifth stock?A14%B13%C12%D11%
- 351expand_moreThe average of a certain number of quantities is 60. If each quantity is multiplied by 3, what will be the new average?A60B180C120D240
- 352expand_moreIn a company, the average salary of 5 junior employees is Rs. 30,000, and that of 4 senior employees is Rs. 60,000. What is the combined average salary?ARs. 30,333.33BRs. 30,000.33CRs. 33,333.33DRs. 43,333.33
- 353expand_moreTable: Test Scores (out of 100)Which student had a higher average score?
Student Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Student X 82 78 85 Student Y 88 86 90 AStudent XBStudent YCBoth are equalDCannot be determined - 354expand_moreThe average of 15 numbers is 48. If one number 60 is removed, what is the average of the remaining numbers?A47.14B46.5C48.5D45.75
- 355expand_morePrakash can complete a work in 20 days. In how many days will the work be completed by Rahul, if his efficiency is 25% more than that of Prakash?A12 daysB15 daysC16 daysD18 days
- 356expand_moreThe average of 8 numbers is 56. If two of them are removed and the new average becomes 54, what is the average of the two removed numbers?A60B61C62D63
- 357expand_moreA hollow rectangular parallelepiped has external dimensions 12 cm × 10 cm × 8 cm and a thickness of 1 cm. Find its volume.A672 cm³B720 cm³C480 cm³D832 cm³
- 358expand_moreThe average of 15 numbers is 72. The average of the first 6 numbers is 65. The average of the next 5 numbers is 20% higher than the average of the first 6. The 12th number is 8 less than the 15th, and the 13th is 5 greater than the 15th and if 14th number is 78. What is the average of the 12th and 13th numbers?A73.5B80C78D76.5
- 359expand_moreThe average age of 10 students in a class increases by 1 year when a 30-year-old teacher joins them. What was the original average age of the students?A18B19C20D21
- 360expand_moreWhat is the average of all three-digit numbers divisible by 19?A475B525C551D575
- 361expand_moreThe average of 13 numbers is 75. If the average of the first six numbers is 69 and the average of the last six numbers is 80, what is the 7th number?A81B82C83D84
- 362expand_moreTable: Quarterly Revenue.What is the average quarterly revenue of Product B?
Item Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Product A 45 55 50 60 Product B 70 72 68 75 ARs. 71.25 lakhsBRs. 71.5 lakhsCRs. 72 lakhsDRs. 72.5 lakhs - 363expand_moreTwo taps can fill a tub in 6 minutes and 4 minutes, respectively. A pipe can empty it in 3 minutes. If all the three are kept open simultaneously, when will the tub be full?A10 minB12 minC7 minD15 min
- 364expand_moreTable – Daily production (in units) of 5 machines over 4 days.What is the average daily production of Machine M3?
Day M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 Day 1 150 140 180 130 160 Day 2 160 135 190 135 165 Day 3 155 145 185 140 170 Day 4 165 150 195 145 175 A187.5B185C190D182.5 - 365expand_moreX can do a job in 10 days, Y in 15 days. They work together for 4 days. What part of work remains?A16B15C14D13
- 366expand_moreX can complete a work in 12 days and Y can complete it in 18 days. They work together for 3 days. What fraction of work remains?A712B512C14D13
- 367expand_moreThe average score of 40 students in an exam is 75. If the marks of one student were wrongly entered as 95 instead of 55, what is the CORRECT average?A74.5B76C74D73.5
- 368expand_moreP and Q together can do a piece of work in 15 days. P alone can do it in 24 days. In how many days can Q alone do it?A36B38C40D42
- 369expand_moreWhat is the average of all integers between 150 and 300 that are exactly divisible by 13?A220B227.5C230D235.5
- 370expand_moreThe average weight of 12 boxes is 20 kg. If the heaviest box weighs 25 kg and the lightest weighs 11 kg, what is the average weight of the remaining boxes?A19.8 kgB20.4 kgC20.6 kgD21.2 kg
- 371expand_moreThe average weight of 25 workers is 64 kg. If the manager is excluded, the average weight decreases by 1 kg. What is the weight of the manager?A88 kgB89 kgC90 kgD91 kg
- 372expand_moreThe average age of a family of 6 members is 28 years. The youngest member is 8 years old. What was the average age of the family when the youngest member was born?A24 yearsB25 yearsC26 yearsD27 years
- 373expand_moreA class of 60 students has an average score of 75. If 5 new students are added and the class average increases by 1, what is the average score of the 5 new students?A90B85C80D88
- 374expand_moreP, Q, and R can complete a certain work in 24, 36, and 72 days, respectively. How many days will it take for P to finish the work if he receives help from Q and R every fourth day?A16 daysB17 daysC18 daysD19 days
- 375expand_moreThe average weight of 11 players is 72 kg. If the coach's weight is excluded, the average decreases by 1 kg. What is the weight of the coach?A81 kgB82 kgC83 kgD84 kg
- 376expand_moreThe average age of 8 persons is 32 years. If a person aged 40 joins them, find the new average age.A33 yearsB32 yearsC34 yearsD35 years
- 377expand_moreThe average score of a batsman in 20 innings is 42. If his highest score of 120 is excluded, what is the new average?A37.89B38.89C39.89D36.89
- 378expand_moreP and Q are hired for a project for ₹1200. P starts the work alone; Q joins when 20% of the work is completed. If Q is 1.5 times as efficient as P, calculate Q's total earnings.A₹500B₹600C₹720D₹576
- 379expand_moreX is able to complete a task in 12 days, while Y takes 18 days to finish the same task. If they collaborate and work together for 3 days, what fraction of the work will still remain?A13B512C712D912
- 380expand_morePipes A, B, and C can fill a tank in 5, 7, and 10 hours respectively. All three work together for 1.5 hours. What fraction of the tank is filled?A31140 × 1.5B93140C3170D4770
- 381expand_moreThree numbers are such that when the sum of any two of them is added to one-fourth of the third, the results are 156, 148, and 140 respectively. What is the average of the three numbers?A56.88B60C65.77D68
- 382expand_more40 men can do a piece of work in 10 days. Find the time required by 25 men to do double the work.A28 DaysB30 DaysC32 DaysD36 Days
- 383expand_moreX can do a work in 20 days, Y in 40 days, and Z in 60 days. X works every day, while Y and Z work on every third day only. In how many days will the work be completed?A1556 daysB16 daysC1456 daysD15 days
- 384expand_moreX, Y, and Z can complete a project in 20, 40, and 60 days respectively. X works every day, while Y and Z join X every third day. How long will it take to finish the project?AdaysBdaysCdaysD18 days
- 385expand_moreThere are 7 consecutive integers and 6 consecutive integers. The average of the 7 integers is 3 less than the average of the 6 integers. The sum of the 6 integers is 6 more than the sum of the 7 integers. Find the average of the 7 integers.A7B8C12D10
- 386expand_moreThe average weight of a team of 10 players increases by 2.5 kg when two players weighing 58 kg and 62 kg are replaced by two new players. What is the average weight of these two new players?A70 kgB72.5 kgC75 kgD77.5 kg
- 387expand_moreWhat is the average daily production of Machine M3? (Day 1 = 180, Day 2 = 190, Day 3 = 185, Day 4 = 195)A187.5B185C190D182.5
- 388expand_moreA student's average score in 12 exams is 72. If his highest score is excluded, the average becomes 70. What is his highest score?A92B94C96D98
- 389expand_moreThe average of a group of 9 numbers is 45. If the first five numbers have an average of 42 and the last five numbers have an average of 49, what is the fifth number?A48B50C52D54
- 390expand_moreM and N can complete a certain project together in 36 days. After M works for 20 days, N is left to finish the remaining work by himself in 52 days. How many days would it take for N to complete the entire project on his own?A78 daysB84 daysC72 daysD96 days
- 391expand_moreA group of 6 students went on a trip and spent Rs. 1200 in total. If one of them spent Rs. 300 while the rest spent equally, what was the average spending of the other 5 students?ARs. 180BRs. 200CRs. 220DRs. 240
- 392expand_moreThe efficiency of A, B and C is 2: 3: 5. A alone can complete the work in 40 days. They all worked together for 5 days and then C left the work. In how many days can A and B together complete the remaining work?A12 daysB10 daysC8 daysD6 days
- 393expand_moreWhat is the average of all integers between 200 and 350 that are exactly divisible by 11?A275B272C286D292
- 394expand_moreIf 10 men or 15 women can complete a work in 170 days, how long will 20 men and 20 women take for completing the same work?A52 daysB50 daysC51 daysD53 days
- 395expand_moreThree pumps, A, B, and C are capable of filling a reservoir. A fills in 5 hours, B in 7 hours, and C in 10 hours. When all three pumps are opened together, they operate for 1.5 hours before pump C is closed. How much additional time will it take to completely fill the reservoir after that?A12 hoursB4325 hoursC4748 hoursD4541 hours
- 396expand_moreA group of 6 friends went to a cafe. If 5 of them paid Rs. 300 each and the sixth paid Rs. y, the average bill per person came out to be Rs. 320. What is the value of y?ARs. 400BRs. 420CRs. 450DRs. 380
- 397expand_moreA car covers three equal distances at speeds of 30 km/h, 45 km/h, and 90 km/h, respectively. What is the average speed of the car for the entire journey?A50 km/hB48 km/hC60 km/hD45 km/h
- 398expand_moreWhat is the average of all numbers between 2000 and 2400 that are divisible by 50?A2200B2175C2250D2300
- 399expand_moreA person cycles from home to work at a speed of 8 km/h and reaches 18 minutes late. If he increases his speed to 12 km/h, he reaches 6 minutes early. What is the distance (in km) from home to work?A8 kmB9.6 kmC10 kmD12 km
- 400expand_moreIf the average of a, b, and c is 60, and the average of a and b is 55, what is the value of c?A75B65C70D80
- 401expand_moreA rectangular parallelepiped has dimensions in arithmetic progression. If the sum of its dimensions is 21 cm and the volume is 168 cm³, find its dimensions.A4 cm, 7 cm, 10 cmB3 cm, 7 cm, 11 cmC5 cm, 6 cm, 10 cmD2 cm, 7 cm, 12 cm
- 402expand_moreJayesh covers one-fourth of his journey at 20 km/h, another one-fourth at 10 km/h, and the rest at 70 km/h. What is his average speed?A18.25 km/hB22.4 km/hC16.35 km/hD15.55 km/h
- 403expand_moreC is four times more efficient as a worker than D, which allows C to complete a work in 45 days less than D. If they work together, they can finish the work in:A10 daysB12 daysC15 daysD18 days
- 404expand_moreLalit can finish a work in 15 days. Laxman can finish the same work in 25 days. They work together for 5 days. If the rest of the work is finished by Lalit and Deven in 4 days, then in how many days can Deven alone finish the work?A30 daysB25 daysC21 daysD20 days
- 405expand_morePipe A can fill a tank in 18 minutes and Pipe B can fill it in 36 minutes. Both are opened together. After 6 minutes, the rate of Pipe A becomes half and Pipe B’s rate becomes double. How many more minutes are required to fill the tank?A5 minB6 minC7 minD8 min
- 406expand_moreThe average of 9 numbers is 63. When one number is removed, the average becomes 60. What number was removed?A87B90C84D78
- 407expand_moreX can complete a project in 14 days, Y in 10 days. When Z joins them, the work is finished in 3.5 days. How many days would Z need alone?A8 daysB8.75 daysC9.33 daysD10 days
- 408expand_moreX and Y complete a task in 14 days, Y and Z in 18 days. X works 6 days, Y works 8 days, Z works 12 days to complete it. How many days for Z alone(approximate)?A20 daysB22 daysC28 daysD30 days
- 409expand_moreA cricketer's average score over a series of matches is 42. If she scores 138 runs in the next match, her average increases to 46. How many matches did she play before this?A23B22C24D26
- 410expand_moreThe monthly average salary for 6 employees plus one manager is ₹18,000. If the manager earns ₹30,000, what is the average salary of the 6 employees?A₹16,800B₹17,000C₹16,000D₹15,600
- 411expand_moreP and Q can complete a work in 16 days and 24 days, respectively. They begin the work together, but Q leaves after 6 days. How many more days will P take to finish the remaining work?A714 daysB812 daysC6 daysD1031 days
- 412expand_moreThe average of 12 numbers is 75. The average of the first 5 numbers is 68. The average of the next 5 numbers is 20% more than the average of the first 5 numbers. The 11th number is 12 more than the 12th number. What is the average of the 11th and 12th numbers?A72.5B76C82.3D88
- 413expand_moreP, Q, and R can complete a certain work in 24, 36, and 72 days, respectively. How many days will it take for P to finish the work if he receives help from Q and R every fourth day?A16 daysB17 daysC18 daysD19 days
- 414expand_moreA cricketer's average score over a series of matches is 42. If she scores 138 runs in the next match, her average increases to 46. How many matches did she play before this?A23B22C24D26
- 415expand_moreA contractor hires 10 workers who can complete a task in 16 days. After 4 days, he fires 2 workers. How many more days will the remaining workers take to complete the task?A13 daysB14 daysC15 daysD16 days
- 416expand_moreM and N can complete a certain project together in 36 days. After M works for 20 days, N is left to finish the remaining work by himself in 52 days. How many days would it take for N to complete the entire project on his own?A78 daysB84 daysC72 daysD96 days
- 417expand_moreWhat is the average of the first 7 odd numbers?A6B7C8D9
- 418expand_moreA factory has 100 workers, of whom 40% are women. The average monthly salary of women is ₹50,000, while men earn ₹60,000. What is the overall average monthly salary of the workforce?A₹56,000B₹56,500C₹57,000D₹57,500
- 419expand_moreAC 1 usage (Mon-Fri): 12, 15, 14, 13, 16 units. AC 2 usage (Mon-Fri): 18, 17, 19, 20, 18 units. What is the overall average daily unit usage for both ACs?A15.2 unitsB32.4 unitsC17.2 unitsD18.2 units
- 420expand_moreA train covers 216 km in 3 hours. What is its average speed in meters per second?A29 m/sB30 m/sC20 m/secD25 m/s
- 421expand_moreIn a group of 60 workers, the average monthly income per worker is ₹28,000. If 20 junior workers average ₹18,000 each, what is the average monthly income (in ₹) for the senior workers?A₹33,000B₹34,500C₹35,000D₹36,500
- 422expand_moreThree concentric circles have diameters in arithmetic progression. Smallest circumference is 8π cm, largest is 18π cm. What is the middle circumference?A11π cmB12π cmC13π cmD14π cm
- 423expand_moreA square field of side 35 m has a circular pond. If pond area is 770 m², what is remaining area?A455 m²B480 m²C505 m²D545 m²
- 424expand_moreA hexagonal prism has a regular hexagon base with side 8 cm and height 12 cm. What is its volume?A1920√3 cm³B1728√2 cm³C1152√3 cm³D2304√3 cm³
- 425expand_moreA solid cylinder (radius 6 cm) has five cylindrical holes (radius 1.5 cm each) drilled throughout its length. Approximately what percent of volume is removed?A25.25%B36.60%C42.75%D31.25%
- 426expand_moreA wall clock (radius 18 cm) has a chord forming equilateral triangle with two radii at center. Smaller segment painted. What percentage of total area (approximate)?A2%B3%C7%D9%
- 427expand_moreWhat is the least square number that is divisible by 8, 12, and 20?A3600B4000C1000D5600
- 428expand_moreA chord in a circle with radius 12 cm subtends an angle of 120° at the center. What is the area of the minor segment?A48π - 36√3 sq. cmB36π - 48√3 sq. cmC60π - 36√3 sq. cmD72π - 36√3 sq. cm
- 429expand_moreTwo concentric circles have circumferences in ratio 4:7. If smaller circle has area 80 m², what is the approximate area of the larger circle?A245 m²B280 m²C308 m²D336 m²
- 430expand_moreA cylinder and a cone have the same base radius and the same volume. What is the ratio of the height of the cylinder to the height of the cone?A1 : 3B3 : 1C1 : 1D2 : 3
- 431expand_moreIf the side of a cube is tripled, what is the ratio of the new total surface area to the original, and the ratio of the new volume to the original volume?A9:1 and 27:1B6:1 and 9:1C3:1 and 9:1D9:1 and 3:1
- 432expand_more
- 433expand_moreThe cost of fencing a circular garden at ₹180/m is ₹6,786. Find the radius of the garden.A6 mB7 mC8 mD9 m
- 434expand_moreA circular medallion of radius 28 cm is fitted perfectly inside a square box. Find the area of unused square space around the circle.A672 cm²B698.67 cm²C625.33 cm²D710 cm²
- 435expand_moreTwo similar circles have their radii in the ratio 5:8. What is the ratio of their areas?A5:8B25:64C8:5D64:25
- 436expand_moreLet a = √5 + √7 and b = √12 + √3. Which is greater?Aa = bBa > bCa < bDCannot be determined
- 437expand_moreSuppose p = √3 + √7, q = √8 + √2 and r = 2√3 + 2. Which of the following is true?Ap < q < rBr < q < pCq < p < rDp < r < q
- 438expand_moreA wheel of radius 42 completes a half turn. What percentage of the full circumference is covered?A25%B33.33%C50%D75%
- 439expand_moreEvaluate: 323 + 193 - 383 + 312A-14933B-14953C-14923D-14943
- 440expand_moreA cone has base area equal to its lateral surface area. If radius = r, find slant height l.ArB2rC3rD4r
- 441expand_moreTwo concentric circles have radii R = 12 and r = 8. What is the ratio of the area of the annulus (region between the two circles) to the area of the outer circle?A3:5B4:9C5:9D7:12
- 442expand_moreA circular garden has a radius of 18 m. A pathway of width 2.5 m runs around it on the outside. Find the area of the pathway (use π = 3.14).A302.225 m2B314 m2C296 m2D320 m2
- 443expand_moreA sphere and a cone have the same volume and base radius. Find the ratio of height of cone to its radius.A2:1B3:1C4:1D8:1
- 444expand_moreA circular field has radius 28 cm. If 80% of the field is cultivated, find the uncultivated area. (Use π = 227)A492.8 cm²B512.8 cm²C482.8 cm²D502.8 cm²
- 445expand_moreThe radii of two circles are in the ratio 5:8. What is the ratio of their areas?A25:64B5:8C10:16D64:25
- 446expand_moreA solid metallic sphere of radius 12 cm is melted to form three smaller spheres. If the radii of two spheres are 6 cm and 8 cm, find the radius of the third sphere.A10 cmB9 cmC11 cmD10.5 cm
- 447expand_moreA sector of circle (r = 20cm) has central angle 60°. Another sector same circle has angle π/3 radians. Ratio of areas?A1:1B1:2C2:3D3:4
- 448expand_moreA circular garden has a radius of 18 m. A 2.5 m wide pathway is constructed around it. What is the approximate area of the pathway?A282 m²B302 m²C314 m²D328 m²
- 449expand_moreA square pyramid has a base side of 12 cm and a slant height of 10 cm. Find its lateral surface area.A240 cm²B120 cm²C480 cm²D360 cm²
- 450expand_moreIf height of right prism increased by 60% with same base area, what is volume percentage increase?A50%B60%C75%D80%
- 451expand_moreA circular garden having a radius of 28 cm. If 80% of it is cultivated, what is the area of garden remaining uncultivated?A193.6 cm²B246.4 cm²C492.8 cm²D615.4 cm²
- 452expand_moreWhat is the least square number that is exactly divisible by 4, 6, 10, and 15?A900B1000C1600D4000
- 453expand_moreThe 4th term of a GP is 81 and the first term is 3. Find the common ratio.A2B3C4D5
- 454expand_moreArrange the fractions 711, 59, 47, and 35 in ascending order.A35, 47, 59, 711B59, 47, 35, 711C35, 59, 47, 711D47, 59, 711, 35
- 455expand_moreA garden is circular with a border 3 m wide around it. The total area including border is 794 m², and the garden area alone is 379.94 m². What is the radius of the garden?A10.5 mB11 mC11.5 mD12 m
- 456expand_moreAn annular region has outer radius 12 cm and inner radius 8 cm. What is the approximate ratio of the annular area to the whole outer circle?A1:2B5:9C2:3D3:4
- 457expand_moreA tent designed as a rectangular prism features a rectangular base with an area of 28 m² and a height of 5 m. What is the volume of this tent?A120 m³B130 m³C140 m³D150 m³
- 458expand_moreA car wheel having a radius of 42 cm. What percentage of its circumference is covered in a half turn? (Use π = 227)A25%B40%C50%D60%
- 459expand_moreWhat is the area of a sector of a circle with radius 9 cm and central angle 80°?A18π cm²B27π cm²C36π/5 cm²D72π/5 cm²
- 460expand_moreThe area of a sector of a circle of radius 6 cm with central angle 120° is:A12π cm²B18π cm²C24π cm²D30π cm²
- 461expand_moreIf a = √(5) + √(7) and b = √(12) + √(3), then which of the following is correct?Aa > bBa = bCb > aDa >= b
- 462expand_moreThe circumferences of two circular paths are in ratio 2:7. If the smaller path has radius 8 m, what is the radius of the larger path?A28 mB32 mC35 mD40 m
- 463expand_moreA cylinder is melted and recast into 10 identical cones, each with radius 4 cm and height 6 cm. What was the radius of the original cylinder if its height was 8 cm?A7.75 cmB8.25 cmC6.32 cmD9.45 cm
- 464expand_moreA circle of radius 12 cm has a sector with a central angle of 90°. Find the area of the minor segment formed by the chord of this sector. (π = 3.14)A41.04 cm²B36.52 cm²C45.18 cm²D39.24 cm²
- 465expand_moreAn annular (ring-shaped) disc has outer and inner radii of 12 cm and 8 cm. What percentage of the full circle is this ring?A44.44%B55.56%C66.67%D77.78%
- 466expand_moreThe area of a regular octagon is made of how many congruent triangles?A6B7C8D9
- 467expand_moreA two-digit number is 4 times the sum of its digits. If the digits are interchanged, the new number is 18 more than the original. Find the number.A18B24C36D42
- 468expand_moreWhat is the central angle (in radians) of a sector with arc length 12 cm in a circle of radius 4 cm?A2 radiansB3 radiansC4 radiansD5 radians
- 469expand_moreA cylinder (r = 5cm, h = 12cm) is bored by a hole (r = 3cm, full height). Percentage of original volume removed?A20%B36%C48%D64%
- 470expand_moreA circular pond with a radius of 9 m is surrounded by a walking path that is 4.5 m wide. Determine the ratio of the area of the walking path to the area of the pond.A4:3B5:4C7:4D9:5
- 471expand_moreA large wooden box, open at the top, needs to be lined with fabric on its inner floor and inner four side walls. The inner dimensions of the box are 3.0 m length, 2.0 m wide, and 1.5 m high. If the fabric comes in square pieces of side 40 cm, and 10% extra fabric is needed for cuts and overlaps, how many approximate fabric pieces should be purchased?A142B144C148D150
- 472expand_moreX's salary is 50% more than Y's. If Y's salary increases by 10% and X's salary increases by k%, then X's new salary becomes 40% more than Y's new salary. What is the approximate value of k?A2.67%B3.50%C4.20%D5.10%
- 473expand_moreA pillar is made in the shape of a regular triangular prism. The side length of its base is 8 cm. The column is built from 3 sections, and their heights form an arithmetic progression: 10 cm, 12 cm, and 14 cm. What is the total volume of the pillar?A576√3 cm³B288√3 cm³C144√3 cm³D432√3 cm³
- 475expand_moreEvaluate: (0.06³ + 0.02³) + (0.3³ + 0.1³)A0.016B0.028C0.036D0.048
- 476expand_moreHow many smaller hemispheres with radius 4 cm can be formed by melting a hemisphere with radius 16 cm?A16B32C48D64
- 477expand_moreM and N share a rented property. M uses 16 machines for 6 months, while N uses 24 equipment for 5 months and 36 tools for 4 months. If 3 machines are equivalent to 6 equipment, and 2 equipment equal 3 tools. What portion of rent does M pay?A1017B917C1517D817
- 478expand_moreTwo farmers, X and Y, hire a field. X keeps 18 oxen there for 5 months and 20 goats for 3 months. Y keeps 24 goats for 7 months and 30 sheep for 6 months. If 2 oxen eat as much as 5 goats, and 3 goats eat as much as 4 sheep, what fraction of the total rent should X pay?A90196B95196C10196D111196
- 479expand_moreEvaluate: 75% of 400 - 32.5% of 200 + 18% of 300A350B365C289D385
- 480expand_moreEighty percent of a number is 20 more than three-fifths of that number. Find the number.A80B100C120D140
- 481expand_moreA right circular cone has radius 8 cm and height 20 cm. A sphere is inscribed in the cone such that it touches the base and the lateral surface. Find the radius of the inscribed sphere.A3.35 cmB5.42 cmC2.8 cmD4.21 cm
- 482expand_moreCalculate the sum of all interior angles of a regular octagon.A1080°B900°C1260°D720°
- 483expand_moreA cone of radius 9 cm and height 12 cm is cut into two parts by a plane parallel to its base, at a height of 4 cm from the vertex. Find the volume of the frustum formed.A432π cm³B576π cm³C648π cm³D312π cm³
- 484expand_moreFrom a 54-litre container of pure milk, 9 litres are removed and replaced by water. This process is repeated three times in total. What is the final quantity of milk left in the container?A30.37 litresB31.25 litresC34.29 litresD36.10 litres
- 485expand_moreIdentify the incorrect relationship(s) from the list below:
i. √7 + √3 = √6 + √4
ii. √7 + √3 < √6 + √4
iii. √7 + √3 > √6 + √4AiBiiCi and iiiDii and iii - 486expand_moreWhat is the smallest number that must be added to 3100 to make it a perfect square?A25B36C49D64
- 487expand_more
- 488expand_moreA cylinder is melted and recast into 10 identical cones, each with radius 4 cm and height 6 cm. What was the radius of the original cylinder if its height was 8 cm?A7.75 cmB8.25 cmC6.32 cmD9.45 cm
- 489expand_more
- 490expand_moreAre the lines 3x – 4y = 12 and 4x + 3y = 7 perpendicular?AYesBNoCOnly if they intersect at the y-axisDCannot be determined
- 491expand_moreThe measures of the interior angles of a pentagon are x, x+10, x+20, x+30 and x+40, What is the measure of the smallest angle?A88°B98°C108°D118°
- 492expand_moreA pyramid is inscribed inside a cube with edge 15 cm, sharing the base and apex at the center of the top face. Find the volume of the pyramid.A1025 cm³B1150 cm³C1225 cm³D1125 cm³
- 493expand_moreA hemisphere, cone, and cylinder have the same base radius and equal volumes. If the height of the cylinder is h, find the height of the cone.A3hB2hC5hD6h
- 494expand_moreA hollow iron sphere with an outer radius of 14 cm is melted and recast into 64 identical solid spheres, each of radius 3 cm. Find the inner radius (nearest to the integer) of the original sphere.A10 cmB11 cmC12 cmD9 cm
- 495expand_more
- 496expand_moreEvaluate the continued fraction: x = 3 + 1/(2 + 1/(5 + 13))A12135B4716C6120D5919
- 497expand_moreThe volume of a sphere is 288 pi cm3. If the radius is doubled, what is the new volume?A1152 pi cm3B2304 pi cm3C1440 pi cm3D2880 pi cm3
- 498expand_moreThe difference between 20% of a number and 10% of the same number is 120. What is the number?A1000B1100C1200D1400
- 500expand_moreEvaluate: {(0.05) + (0.03 )} ÷ {(0.5) + (0.3) }A0.01B0.001C0.0001D0.1
- 501expand_moreA kite is soaring at an altitude of 75 meters above the ground, with its string temporarily secured to a point on the ground. The angle of elevation of the string relative to the ground is 30 degrees. Given that the string remains taut, what is the length of the string?A75 mB75√3 mC150 mD150√3 m
- 502expand_moreIn Δ𝐴𝐵𝐶 , DE ∥ BC and intersects AB and AC at D and E. If AD = 2, DB = 4, and AE = 3, find EC.A3B4.5C6D9
- 503expand_moreIf x = √6 - √2, and y = √5 - √3, then which of the following is true?Ax = yBx < yCx > yDCannot be determined
- 504expand_more
- 505expand_moreWhat will take the place of "?" in the given equation: ? √121 = √81 ( 10 + 1 )A7B8C9D4
- 506expand_moreWhich of the following statement is TRUE for Whole Numbers?AThey include fractions.BThey include negative numbers.CThey include zero and positive integers.DThey start from 1.
- 507expand_moreWhich of the following lines is parallel to 4x − 3y = 7?A4x − 3y = 5B3x − 4y = 7C4x + 3y = 7D2x − 3y = 5
- 508expand_moreConvert 3° to radians.AValue: five pi over one hundred eightyBValue: five pi over three hundred sixtyCValue: pi over sixtyDValue: pi over one hundred eighty
- 509expand_moreIf the exterior angle of a regular polygon is 24°, how many sides does the polygon have?A12B15C18D20
- 511expand_moreFind slope of line perpendicular to y = (13)x + 5A-3B3C−13D13
- 513expand_moreWhat is the measure of each interior angle in a regular ten-sided polygon?A120°B135°C144°D150°
- 514expand_more
- 516expand_moreEvaluate: (1/(√(12) - √(11))) - (1/(√(13) - √(12))) + (1/(√(14) - √(13))) - (1/(√(15) - √(14))) + (1/(√(16) - √(15))) = ?A4 + √(11)B3 - √(11)C2 - √(11)D1 + √(11)
- 518expand_moreA pen costs ₹12 and a notebook costs ₹35. If a customer buys 4 pens and 2 notebooks, what is the total cost?A₹118B₹124C₹134D₹140
- 520expand_moreWhat is the value of 5 + 55 + 555 + 5555 + 55555?A61725B62215C63215D64120
- 521expand_moreA number is increased by 120, and the result becomes a perfect square. The original number lies between two consecutive square numbers, 625 and 676. Find the original number.A626B656C664D672
- 522expand_moreA 30-litre container of pure milk undergoes a 6-litre removal and 6-litre water replacement process, repeated 4 times. Approximately how much original milk remains?A1578125 litresB1728255 litresC1236125 litresD1568255 litres
- 525expand_moreIf the cubic equation has the roots , , , then find the value of .A8B9C14D-9
- 526expand_more
- 528expand_moreA cylindrical storage container has a base radius of 4 cm. It consists of 6 stacked disks whose heights form an arithmetic progression, starting from 1 cm for the bottom and 11 cm for the top. What is the total volume? (Use π = 3.14)A1808.64 cm³B1507.20 cm³C2010.50 cm³D1205.76 cm³
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- 534expand_moreLet a = √5 + √7 and b = √12 + √3. Which is greater?Aa = bBa > bCa < bDCannot be determined
- 536expand_moreIf (x + y) : (x - y) = 7 : 3, find (x³ + y³) : (x³ - y³).A133:117B117:133C125:8D117:125
- 537expand_moreThe price of diesel increased by 6%. Before the increase, the price was ₹85 per litre. A person travels 2880 km every month and his vehicle gives a mileage of 12 km per litre. What is the increase in the monthly expenditure (to the nearest ₹) on his travel due to the price hike?A₹1,224B₹1,428C₹1,530D₹1,632
- 538expand_moreSuppose p = √3 + √7, q = √8 + √2 and r = 2√3 + 2. Which of the following is true?Ap < q < rBr < q < pCq < p < rDp < r < q
- 539expand_moreIf m : n = 8 : 3, find (7m + 4n) : (7m - 4n).A19 : 11B17 : 13C17 : 11D34 : 22
- 540expand_more
- 541expand_moreTwo containers of same volume are 35% and 60% full of water respectively. Then completely filled with milk. After mixing in larger vessel, what % is milk?A47.5%B50%C52.5%D55%
- 542expand_moreWhich of the following numbers has a terminating decimal representation?A514B715C916D421
- 545expand_moreIf you subtract the square of a number from 3000 and then multiply the result by 14, you get 33250. What is that number?A15B45C35D25
- 546expand_moreA water reservoir is 20 m long, 15 m wide, and 4 m deep. Determine its capacity in kilolitres.A1,000 kLB1,800 kLC1,500 kLD1,200 kL
- 547expand_moreA large sphere of radius is recast into identical small spheres of radius . The value of is:ABCD
- 548expand_moreA, B, and C together can complete a task in 6 days. If A alone takes 12 days and B alone takes 18 days, how long will C alone take?A19 daysB30 daysC12 daysD36 days
- 549expand_moreIf the interior angle of a regular polygon is k times its exterior angle, express the number of sides (n) of the polygon in terms of k.A2k + 4B2k - 4C2k + 2D4k - 3
- 552expand_moreA solid sphere of radius R is melted and recast into n smaller spheres of radius r. Find the value of n.AR3/r3B2R3/r3CR2/r2D4R3/r3
- 553expand_moreA can complete a task in 15 days, and B can complete the same task in 20 days. How long will it take them to complete the task together?A5.5 daysB6.5 daysC7.5 daysD8.5 days
- 554expand_moreThe inner and outer radius of a hollow spherical shell are 3 cm and 6 cm respectively. Find the approximate volume of the metal used.A840.22 cm³B791.68 cm³C905.14 cm³D700.50 cm³
- 555expand_moreP and Q together can complete a job in 16 days. Q and R together can complete it in 24 days, and R and P together can do it in 32 days. In how many days can P alone complete the job?AdaysB32 daysCdaysD48 days
- 556expand_moreA landlord bought a property for ₹12,00,000. He wants to earn a 10% annual return on his investment after paying ₹2,500 per month for maintenance. What should be the monthly rent he charges?A₹9,500B₹10,000C₹12,500D₹11,000
- 557expand_moreA kite string is stretched completely straight. If the vertical height of the kite is 45 meters and the string makes an angle of 30° with the level ground, what is the minimum length of the string required?A45mB60mC90mD120m
- 558expand_moreA container holds 812 litres of oil. If 1.125 litres are removed three times, how much oil is left?A518B514C435D411
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- 562expand_moreDetermine the slope of a straight line that passes through the coordinates (5, -2) and (8, 7).A3B13C-3D2
- 563expand_moreIn △ PQR, PS is the bisector of ∠ QPR meeting QR at S. If PQ = PR, then △ PQS ≅△ PRS by which congruence criterion?ASSSBASACSASDRHS
- 564expand_moreIn a right prism with an equilateral triangular base of side 6 cm, the volume is 180√3 cm³. What is the height of the prism?A15 cmB20 cmC10 cmD25 cm
- 565expand_moreWhich of the following is correct?
i.
ii.
iii.AiBiiCiiiDNone of the above - 568expand_moreWhat is the length of the segment joining (2,3) and (8,11)?A8B9C12D10
- 569expand_moreThe price of a product is decreased by x% and then increased by x%. The final price becomes 10% less than the original. What is the value of x (approximately)?A31.6B33.6C30.6D39.6
- 570expand_moreThe production of bottles rose to 26000 from 16000 in 2 years. Find the rate of growth per annum.A26.47%B37.47%C28.47%D27.47%
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- 572expand_moreWhich of the following represents the correct simplified value of the continued fraction: z = 3 + 1/(4 + 1/(4 + 14))?A23372B16721C6120D5919
- 573expand_moreA's salary is 40% more than B's. If B's salary increases by 20% and A's increases by x%, then A's new salary becomes 25% more than B's new salary. What is the value of x?A2.5%B7.14%C10.63%D15.6%
- 574expand_moreIf a : b = 3 : 4, then what is (3a + 2b) : (2a + b)?A10:17B19:12C17:10D15:8
- 576expand_more
- 577expand_moreIf the sum of 36 and 24 is multiplied by 7, what is the result?A420B392C448D460
- 578expand_more
- 579expand_moreWhat is the sum of the interior angles of a regular pentagon?A360°B180C720°D540°
- 582expand_moreIf p : q = 4 : 5, then find (8p + 3q) : (8p - 3q).A47 : 17B21 : 37C15 : 33D3 : 5
- 583expand_moreIf A : B = 7 : 9, B : C = 3 : 5 and C : D = 8 : 11, find A : B : C : D.A56 : 72 : 120 : 165B7 : 9 : 5 : 11C21 : 27 : 45 : 66D189 : 243 : 405 : 528
- 586expand_moreIf the sum of 48 and 52 is multiplied by 3, what will be the result?A300B294C312D288
- 587expand_moreThe sum of the measures of 5 interior angles of a 6-sided polygon is 620°. What is the measure of the 6th exterior angle?A100°B80°C60°D120°
- 588expand_moreA recipe requires 0.75 liters of water for 6 servings. How many servings can be made with 4.5 liters of water?A32B40C42D36
- 589expand_moreA solid cube is to be painted. If paint covers 3 m²/litre and total surface is 90 m², how much paint is needed, including 10% extra for retouching?A31.5 litresB36.0 litresC34.5 litresD33.0 litres
- 590expand_moreIn an election, 75% of eligible voters participated. Of these, 4% were invalid votes. If a winning candidate got 13,500 votes which was 55% of valid votes, what was the total number of eligible voters(to the nearest integer)?A30,000B35,050C34091D45,024
- 591expand_moreIf x + 1/x = 5, then find the value of x³ + 1/x³.A110B125C140D115
- 592expand_moreYou earn $75.00 in 2.5 hours. Find your hourly wage as a fraction.A251B301C452D1507
- 595expand_moreWhat is the result of 3 ÷ 52 - 0.8?A1.0B1.25C4.25D1.75
- 596expand_more
- 597expand_moreThe difference between 25% of a number and 15% of the same number is 150. What is the number?A1000B1200C1500D1800
- 598expand_moreGiven , and , evaluate .A0B9(a-b)(b-c)(c-a)C27abcD3(a-b)(b-c)(c-a)
- 599expand_moreFrom a location on a bridge spanning a river, the angles of depression to the banks on either side are 30 and 45 . Given that the bridge is 50 meters above the banks, what is the width of the river?AmBmCmDm
- 600expand_moreA surveyor uses a string to measure the height of a tower. The string is anchored to the ground 15 meters from the foot of the tower, forming a 30° angle with the horizontal. What is the length of the string?A15 mB10√3𝑚C30 mD15√3𝑚
- 601expand_moreA hexagonal prism has a regular hexagon base with side 8 cm and height 12 cm. What is its volume?A1920√3 cm³B1728√2 cm³C1152√3 cm³D2304√3 cm³
- 603expand_moreSolve: (√(7921) - √(2070.25)) x (14).A10.875B8.875C7.785D6.685
- 604expand_moreThe graph of the equation 2x + 5y = 10 passes through which point?A(5, 0)B(0, 2)C(-5, 4)DAll of the above
- 605expand_moreA number is such that if you square it and then subtract three times the number, the result is 108. What is the positive value of the number?A12B9C15D18
- 606expand_moreTwo individuals, P and Q, rent a field together. P has 20 oxen grazed for 5 months. Q grazes 30 buffalo for 5 months and 40 sheep for 3 months. Relationships: 2 oxen = 5 buffalo, 3 buffalo = 6 sheep. What fraction of rent should P pay?A1546B2546C3347D1923
- 607expand_moreA pump fills 0.625 liters of water every second. How much does it fill in 6 seconds?A3.5 LB3.75 LC4.0 LD4.25 L
- 608expand_moreEvaluate: 8(13) - [7(9) / {2(5) - (13 x (56 - 16))}]A−4115B4523C9524D323
- 609expand_moreChoose the correct relation:
i) √17 > 4.1
ii) √15 < √16
iii) √19 < √20Ai onlyBii and iiiCi and iiDi, ii and iii - 611expand_moreA cylindrical vessel is melted and recast into several smaller cylinders whose height is 1/4th and radius is 12 of the original. What fraction of the original volume is represented by one small cylinder?A116B18C14D132
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- 613expand_moreA pole of length L casts a shadow on the ground. A wire is stretched from the top of the pole to the tip of the shadow making a 60° angle with the ground. If the pole is 12 meters high, find the length of the wire (approximate).A10 mB18 mC16 mD14 m
- 614expand_moreA right circular cone has a radius of 9 cm and a height of 40 cm. What is its slant height?A41 cmB42 cmC43 cmD45 cm
- 616expand_moreEvaluate: (0.06³ + 0.02³) + (0.3³ + 0.1³)A0.016B0.028C0.036D0.048
- 617expand_moreIf in △ 𝐴𝐵𝐶 and △ DEF, AB = DE, ∠ B = ∠ E, and BC = EF, which rule proves △ ABC ≅△ DEF?ASSSBSASCASADRHS
- 618expand_moreYou earn 84.00 in 4.5 hours. Find your hourly wage as a fraction.A523B563C485D645
- 619expand_moreIf the sum of 18 and 32 is multiplied by 4, what is the result?A180B200C220D240
- 620expand_moreWhich point lies on y = 2x - 5?A(3, 1)B(4, 3)C(5, 5)D(3, 1), (4, 3) and (5, 5) all
- 621expand_moreA bag contains 20% red balls, 30% green balls and the rest blue balls. If there are 80 blue balls, what is the total number of balls?A100B160C200D240
- 622expand_moreFind the value of ( 0.03 + 0.006 ) ÷ (0.3 + 0.06 )A0.1B0.01C0.001D0.0001
- 623expand_moreA 6-foot person casts an 8-foot shadow. At the same time, a building casts a 40-foot shadow. How tall is the building?A25 feetB40 feetC35 feetD30 feet
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- 625expand_moreA ladder leaning against a wall makes an angle of 60° with the ground. If the foot of the ladder is 2.5 meters away from the wall, what is the length of the ladder?A2.5mB4mC5mD5√3𝑚
- 626expand_moreIf A : B = 3 : 4, B : C = 5 : 6, and C : D = 7 : 8, then find B : D.A35 : 48B40 : 56C42 : 56D45 : 64
- 627expand_moreThree pumps, A, B, and C are capable of filling a reservoir. A fills in 5 hours, B in 7 hours, and C in 10 hours. When all three pumps are opened together, they operate for 1.5 hours before pump C is closed. How much additional time will it take to completely fill the reservoir after that?A12 hoursB4325 hoursC4748 hoursD4541 hours
- 628expand_moreA metallic ball is spherical in shape with a radius of 3 cm. If the ball is placed inside a cubical box with side length 8 cm, what is the volume of the box that is not occupied by the ball?A400 cm³B398.86 cm³C250.50 cm³D310.25 cm³
- 629expand_moreA combo offer says, "Buy 2 shirts at Rs. 1200 each, get a third shirt free." What is the effective price per shirt?ARs. 850BRs. 800CRs. 1000DRs. 900
- 630expand_moreA pyramid with a square base of side 12 cm and height 15 cm is placed on top of a cube with side length 12 cm. Find the total volume of the composite solid.A2160 cm³B2448 cm³C1728 cm³D2880 cm³
- 631expand_moreWhat is the result of ( 0.7 + 0.2 − 0.9 ) ÷ (3 × 0.7 × 0.2 × (−0.9)) = ?A1B-1C0D2
- 632expand_more32³ + 19³ - 38³ + 312 is equal to:A-38520B-26840C-14933D-52100
- 633expand_moreWhat will come in place of ? to satisfy the equation:A12B14C16D18
- 634expand_more
- 635expand_moreThe longest diagonal of a cuboid is equal to the diameter of a sphere in which it is inscribed. If the sphere's radius is 17 cm, and two dimensions of the cuboid are 18 cm and 24 cm, what is the third dimension?A10 cmB12 cmC16 cmD20 cm
- 636expand_moreFind the point where the line y = 3x - 12 crosses the x-axis.A(0, -12)B(-4, 0)C(0, 4)D(4, 0)
- 637expand_moreWhat is the value of ( 0.1 + 0.01 ) ÷ (0.5 + 0.05 ) = ?A0.025B0.125C0.05D0.2
- 639expand_moreIdentify the correct statement(s): 𝑖)√15 > 3.8𝑖𝑖)√17 > √15𝑖𝑖𝑖)√20 > √19Ai and iiBii and iiiCi onlyDi, ii and iii
- 640expand_moreThree numbers are such that when the sum of any two of them is added to one-fourth of the third, the results are 156, 148, and 140 respectively. What is the average of the three numbers?A56.88B60C65.77D68
- 641expand_moreIf a² + b² = 25 and ab = 12, find the value of a + b.A6B7C8D9
- 642expand_moreA regular right pyramid has a square base with side length 8 cm and height 15 cm. Find the slant height of one triangular face.A15.52 cmB16.58 cmC17.42 cmD18.26 cm
- 643expand_moreIf x + y + z = 0 and x = 0.3, y = 0.5, z = -0.8, then what is (x3 + y3 + z3) ÷ (3xyz)?A0B1C-1D3
- 644expand_moreWhat is the value of: (√27 + √3)² - (√12 + √3)²A21B20C22D24
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- 646expand_moreAt an intersection of two lines, two angles are vertically opposite. If one of the angles measures 45°, what is the measure of the other angle?A45°B90°C135°D180°
- 647expand_moreA solid cylinder has a radius of 6 cm and a height of 14 cm. A smaller cylindrical hole of radius 2 cm is drilled 22 coaxially through its entire length. What is the approximate volume of the remaining solid? (Use 𝜋 = ) 7A1500 cm³B1408 cm³C1300 cm³D1208 cm³
- 649expand_moreA candidate attempted 75% of the questions in an exam. He got 80% of the attempted ones correct, and 10% of the unattempted ones were also awarded marks due to grace. If the total number of questions is 200, how many did he get right?A130B135C120D125
- 650expand_moreWhich of the following is the smallest 6-digit number that is a perfect square?A102400B101124C101761D100489
- 651expand_more
- 652expand_moreIn a cyclic quadrilateral PQRS, if angle P is 110°, what is the measure of angle R?A70°B80°C90°D110°
- 653expand_moreA pump fills 0.625 liters of water every second. How much does it fill in 6 seconds?A3.5 LB3.75 LC4.0 LD4.25 L
- 655expand_moreIf a = 0.01, b = 0.02, c = −0.03 and a + b + c = 0, find (a³ + b³ + c³) ÷ (3abc).A−1B0C1D2
- 656expand_moreGiven = 2, then what is the value of x? √7+𝑥−√7−𝑥A5.6B4.2C3.5D6.4
- 657expand_moreA hemisphere of radius 6 cm is carved from a sphere. What is the volume of the hemisphere?A72𝜋 cm³B144𝜋 cm³C216𝜋 cm³D288𝜋 cm³
- 659expand_moreA solid sphere of radius 6 cm is melted and recast into three identical cones of equal height. If each cone's radius is 3 cm, what is the height of each cone?A16 cmB18 cmC20 cmD32 cm
- 660expand_moreTwo men, M and N, rent a pasture. M uses 12 cows for 4 months and 18 goats for 5 months, while N uses 26 goats for 7 months. If 3 cows are equivalent to 7 goats, what is M's share of the rent?A101192B110192C105192D60192
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- 662expand_moreA floor is 12 m by 9 m. If tiles of 1.5 m × 1.5 m are used, how many tiles are needed?A48B68C72D80
- 663expand_moreFind the midpoint of the segment joining (4, -2) and (10, 6).A(7, 4)B(6, 2)C(7, 2)D(5, 3)
- 664expand_moreIf a prism's height is tripled while its base footprint remains unchanged, what happens to the contained quantity?ADoubledBTripledCQuadrupledDRemains same
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- 667expand_moreIf the difference between the interior and exterior angles of a regular polygon is 100°, find the number of sides of the polygon.A9B10C11D12
- 670expand_moreA man observes the top of a pole with an angle of elevation of 45°. He walks 15 m towards the pole, and the angle of elevation becomes 60°. What is the height of the pole?AmBmCmDm
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- 672expand_moreIn a town, the present number of employed people is 40,000. If the number of employed men decreases by 4% and the number of employed women increases by 12%, the total employed population becomes 40,480. What is the present number of employed men?A20,000B22,000C27,000D26,000
- 673expand_moreA circular jogging track has a radius of 30 m. A runner covers a curved path that subtends an angle of 150° at the center. What is the length of the arc he runs?A20π mB25π mC30π mD15π m
- 674expand_moreA spherical shell has an outer diameter of 20 cm and is 1 cm thick. What is the volume of the material in the shell? (Use π =3.14).A1134.7 cm³B1256.6 cm³C1340.4 cm³D1046.7 cm³
- 677expand_moreIf √ 𝑥 + √𝑦 = 7 and √ 𝑥 − √𝑦 = 3 , what is the value of x and y?Ax=16, y=9Bx=49, y=16Cx=36, y=1Dx=25, y=4
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- 679expand_moreIf A : B = 4 : 9, B : C = 3 : 7 and C : D = 5 : 2, find A : B : C : D.A20 : 45 : 105 : 42B4 : 9 : 7 : 2C12 : 27 : 63 : 18D20 : 105 : 45 : 42
- 681expand_moreArrange the fractions 711, 59, 47, 35 in ascending order.A59 < 47 < 35 < 711B47 < 59 < 35 < 711C35 < 47 < 59 < 711D59 < 35 < 47 < 711
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- 686expand_moreIf P is 30% more than Q, and R is 25% more than P, then what is Q : R?A4 : 5B8 : 13C5 : 4D33 : 20
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- 688expand_moreA ladder reaches a window 10 meters high on a vertical wall. If the ladder is positioned at a 60 angle to the ground, what is its length? (nearest to a whole number)A10mB11mC12mD13m
- 689expand_moreIf the measure of an exterior angle of a regular polygon is 24°, determine the total number of its sides.A12B20C18D15
- 690expand_moreWhat is the minimum number of cuts required to divide a cube into 27 equal smaller cubes?A4B5C6D3
- 691expand_moreEvaluate: of 480 km + of 300 kmA266.6 kmB285.5 kmC248.6 kmD320 km
- 692expand_moreIf 40% of P = 0.5 of Q = 18 of R, find P : Q : R.A5 : 4 : 16B4 : 5 : 16C2 : 5 : 8D4 : 5 : 8
- 693expand_moreSimplify: (3.6 + 2.125) × 0.4 – (0.84 ÷ 0.2)A–1.91B1.91C–2.29D2.29
- 694expand_moreA sales agent earns 3% commission on laptops priced at ₹40,000 each and 8% commission on printers priced at ₹8,000 each. If in a week he sells 4 laptops and 10 printers, what is his total commission for 5 such weeks?A₹52,000B₹50,400C₹56,000D₹51,200
- 696expand_moreFind the equation of the perpendicular bisector of the line segment joining points (1, 5) and (5, 9).Ay = –x + 10By = x + 4Cy = –x + 14Dy = x – 4
- 697expand_moreWhich of the following is a perfect square and an Integer?ASquare root of 6BSquare root of 16C4.2D4.6
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- 699expand_moreIf , then determine the value of ?A50 + 12√6B40 + 23√6C49 + 26√6D35 + 15√6
- 700expand_moreWhich of the following coordinates satisfies the linear equation 2x - 3y = 6 ?A(3, 0)B(0, -2)C(6, 2)DAll of the above
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- 702expand_moreFind the value of x = 3 + 1/(2 + 1/(5 + 13)).A12535B11635C12135D13135
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- 705expand_moreWhen the square of a positive number is subtracted from 2531 and the resulting value is divided by 11, the quotient is 221. What is the number?A12B9C11D10
- 706expand_moreA tree is 30 meters tall. What is the length of the shadow cast by the tree when the sun’s elevation is 30°?A10 mB15√3mC30√3mD30 m
- 707expand_moreWhat will come in place of ? to satisfy the equation : (√7 – 1)² = ? – 2√7A8B7C6D5
- 708expand_moreWhat will come in place of ? to satisfy the equation: (√7+2)² = ?+4√7A12B11C10D9
- 710expand_moreA bathroom floor measures 3.5 m in length and 2 m in width. One of its walls, which is to be tiled fully, measures 2 m in length and 2.5 m in height. If square tiles of side 25 cm are used, and an extra 12% of tiles are purchased to cover cuts and wastage, how many tiles are needed in total?A90B85C75D80
- 711expand_moreWhich of the following equals 20?A(√8 + √2)² - 4√16B(√9 + √11)²C(√6 + √4)² + 2√24D(√13 + √7)² - 2√91
- 713expand_moreWhat is the equation of line through (2,3) and (4,11)?Ay = 4x – 5By = 3x – 2Cy = 4x + 5Dy = 2x + 1
- 714expand_moreIf the sum of 48 and 32 is multiplied by 6, the result is:A420B500C480D540
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- 717expand_moreIf (a + b) : (a - b) = 7 : 3, find (a² + b²) : (a² - b²).A29:21B58:42C31:25D17:13
- 718expand_moreA solid hemisphere has radius 6 cm. It is melted into a cylinder of height 6 cm. Find the radius of the cylinder.A4.90 cmB5.84 cmC6.54 cmD7.14 cm
- 719expand_moreIf x = 0.5 and y = 0.1, find the value of (8x3 + 8y3)/(x3 + y3).A4B8C16D64
- 720expand_moreWhat is the value of: (√27 + √3)² - (√12 + √3)²A21B20C22D24
- 721expand_moreIf each exterior angle of a regular polygon is 45°, how many sides does the polygon have?A6B8C10D12
- 722expand_moreArrange the fractions 711, 59, 47, and 35 in ascending order.A35, 47, 59, 711B59, 47, 35, 711C35, 59, 47, 711D47, 59, 711, 35
- 723expand_moreSimplify: 5.6 − 2 + (54)^1 ÷ 0.55(83)A5.3B6.2C7.8D5.8
- 724expand_moreTwo angles are supplementary. The measure of the larger angle is 30 degrees less than twice the measure of the smaller angle. What is the measure of the larger angle?A70°B90°C110°D130°
- 725expand_moreWhich of the following represents the correct simplified value of the continued fraction: 𝑧 = 3 + 1 4+ 1 4+ 4A23372B16721C6120D5919
- 726expand_moreA large storage box in the shape of a right prism with square base is 2 m tall. If the box holds 500 L of water, what is the side of the base (in cm)?A40 cmB45 cmC60 cmD50 cm
- 727expand_moreWhat is the value of 5 + 55 + 555 + 5555 + 55555?A61725B62215C63215D64120
- 728expand_moreIf 50% of a number is 1.2 more than 35% of it, what is the number?A8B9C10D11
- 729expand_moreThe line y = mx + 7 passes through (2, 13). Find m.A2B3C6D5
- 730expand_moreA group of 4 men or 6 women can complete a task in 40 days. Find the time taken by 4 men and 6 women to complete the task.A15 DaysB20 DaysC24 DaysD30 Days
- 731expand_moreA machine can fill 150 juice boxes in 5 minutes. How many juice boxes can it fill in 12 minutes?A300 juice boxesB480 juice boxesC400 juice boxesD360 juice boxes
- 732expand_moreSolve: (34.12)² – 7396A-6231.8256B6231.8256C-9251.8256D9251.8256
- 733expand_moreThe value of a car depreciates 15% in the first year, 10% in the second year, and 20% in the third year. If the initial value was Rs. 50,000, what is its value at the end of 3 years?ARs. 30,600BRs. 31,500CRs. 29,400DRs. 32,000
- 734expand_moreWhich line has slope -2 and passes through (3,5)?Ay = -2x + 11By = 2x + 11Cy = -2x - 11Dy = 2x - 11
- 735expand_more
- 736expand_moreA tower casts a shadow of 15 meters on the ground. If the height of the tower is 15√3 meters, find the angle of elevation of the sun.A30°B45°C60°D75°
- 737expand_more
- 738expand_moreP completes job in 15 days, Q in 20 days. P and Q agree for ₹6,000. With R they finish in 4 days. R's payment?A₹1,800B₹3,200C₹2,400D₹2,800
- 739expand_moreWhat is the simplified value of: 0.000045 ÷ 0.09A5 × 10-3B5 × 10-4C5 × 10-5D5 × 10
- 740expand_moreA regular polygon has each interior angle measuring 144 . Find the number of its sides.A8B10C12D15
- 741expand_moreThe line 3x + 2y = 12 passes through which of the following points?A(2, 3)B(4, 1)C(1, 6)D(1, 4)
- 742expand_moreA building has 4 square pyramidal turrets, each of base 4 m and height 6 m. If each need 1.25 times volume for structural fill, find total fill needed.A160 m3B260 m3C280 m3D180 m3
- 743expand_moreA container holds litres of juice. If 1.75 litres are removed three times, how much juice remains?A1.25B1.75C1.5D2
- 744expand_moreIf x + y = 7 and xy = 10, find: (x³ + y³)² - 9x²y²(x + y)²A24011B- 26411C12255D− 12251
- 745expand_moreA solid metallic sphere of radius 12 cm is melted to form three smaller spheres. If the radii of two spheres are 6 cm and 8 cm, find the radius of the third sphere.A10 cmB9 cmC11 cmD10.5 cm
- 746expand_moreThe time taken to cover 132 km by car is 1 hour. Find the time taken to cover 88 km by car.A45 minB38 minC42 minD40 min
- 747expand_moreA right prism has a base in the shape of a trapezium with parallel sides 12 cm and 8 cm, and height 5 cm. If the prism height is 20 cm, what is the volume?A800 cm³B900 cm³C1000 cm³D1200 cm³
- 748expand_moreIn △ PQR, a median from P meets QR at S. If PQ = PR, are △ PQS and △ PRS congruent? If so, by what rule?AYes, by RHSBYes, by SSSCYes, by ASADNo, they are not congruent
- 749expand_moreA pump can empty a water reservoir in 12 hours. After 4 hours, two more identical pumps are started. What is the total time taken to empty the reservoir?A6 hours 40 minutesB7 hoursC8 hoursD5 hours 20 minutes
- 750expand_more
- 751expand_moreIf the height of a cylinder is equal to its diameter and radius is 5 cm, find its volume.A125 cm3B250 pi cm3C500 pi cm3D625 pi cm3
- 752expand_moreTwo lines intersect, forming four angles. One of the angles measures 5x-10 degrees and its adjacent angle measures 3x+30 degrees. What is the measure of the angle vertically opposite to the 5x-10 degree angle?A15B30C45D90
- 754expand_moreA vertical pole PQ has its base Q on the ground. From a point M, 40 meters from Q, the angle of elevation of P is a°. From another point N, 40√3 meters from Q (and in the same line as M), the angle of elevation of P is b°. If the height of the pole is 40 meters, what is the value of a° + b°?A60°B75°C90°D105°
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- 756expand_moreA solid metal cylinder has a radius of 6 cm and a height of 14 cm. A hole of radius 2 cm is bored through the center along the axis. Find the volume of the remaining metal.A1408 cm³B1232 cm³C1540 cm³D1760 cm³
- 757expand_moreWhat is the value of ?
(0.4×0.4×0.4+0.08×0.08×0.08)A0.015B0.125C0.035D0.145 - 758expand_more
- 759expand_moreFind the value of ( 0.02 + 0.002 ) ÷ (0.04 + 0.004 )A12B14C18D116
- 760expand_moreA man spends 30% of his salary on rent, 20% on groceries, and 25% on other expenses. If he saves Rs. 9,000, what is his salary?ARs. 24,000BRs. 27,000CRs. 30,000DRs. 36,000
- 761expand_moreIf the angle subtended by arc AB at the center is 140°, what is the reflex angle made by this arc at the center?A220°B140°C240°D280°
- 762expand_moreThe population of a town increases by 5% annually. If the current population is 44,100, what was it two years ago (approx)?A40,000B41,000C42,000D43,000
- 764expand_moreSolve system: y = 3x - 2 and y = x + 4A(3, 7)B(2, 4)C(1, 1)D(4, 10)
- 765expand_moreA line L is the perpendicular bisector of the line segment joining points P(4, 6) and Q(10, 2). What is the y-intercept of line L?A4B-6.5C6D7
- 767expand_moreA cone and a hemisphere have the same radius. Their combined height is 24 cm. If both have equal volumes, find the radius.A8 cmB9 cmC10 cmD12 cm
- 770expand_moreA container holds 812 litres of oil. If 1.125 litres are removed three times, how much oil is left?A518B434C514D5
- 772expand_moreIf 20% of P = 15% of Q = 12% of R, find P : Q : R.A3 : 4 : 5B5 : 4 : 3C15 : 20 : 12D4 : 5 : 6
- 773expand_moreIf the speed of light in vacuum is given and its frequency is given in Hz, what is its wavelength?A0.5 μmB2 μmC0.05 μmD5 μm
- 774expand_moreA building generates a shadow that is 25 meters long when the sun’s angle of elevation is 45 degrees. What is the height of the building?A20 mB25 mC30 mD50 m
- 776expand_moreA cone is melted and recast into another cone with half the radius. Find the new height if the original height was 12 cm.A48 cmB36 cmC24 cmD18 cm
- 777expand_moreIf 30% of A = 0.25 of B = of C, then what is A : B : C?A10 : 12 : 15B5 : 6 : 8C6 : 5 : 10D15 : 12 : 10
- 778expand_moreA prism has an equilateral triangular base with a side of 8 cm. It consists of 4 layers where the height of the first layer is 3 cm and each subsequent layer increases by 2 cm. Find the total volume. (Use √ 3 = 1.732)A332.54 cm³B665.088 cm³C498.82 cm³D554.24 cm³
- 780expand_moreA PT teacher arranges students into a solid square drill. After the arrangement, he finds that 24 students are left over. If the total number of students is 2140, how many students are in each row?A44B54C46D56
- 781expand_moreIf the radius of a cone is doubled and its height is reduced to half, how does the volume change?ABecomes half of the originalBBecomes double of the originalCRemains unchangedDBecomes four times the original
- 782expand_moreSudarshan can copy 50 pages in 10 hours; Sudarshan and Prakash together can copy 300 pages in 40 hours. In how much time can Prakash copy 25 pages?A10 hoursB12 hoursC15 hoursD8 hours
- 783expand_moreWhat is the slope of line perpendicular to y = 5x - 8?A5B-5C15D−15
- 784expand_moreA solid metal sphere is dropped into a cylindrical vessel. The radius of the cylinder is 6 cm. If the sphere has a radius of 3 cm, what is the volume of water it displaces?A24𝜋𝑐𝑚 3B36𝜋𝑐𝑚 3C48𝜋𝑐𝑚 3D72π cm³
- 785expand_moreA cube of side 10 cm is to be sliced into 125 small, equal cubes. What is the minimum number of cuts required?A12B15C124D25
- 786expand_more
- 787expand_moreWhat is the slope of line perpendicular to y = 5x - 8?A5B-5C15D−15
- 788expand_moreIf x = √((5+2√6)/(5−2√6)), find the value of x2 + 3x − 15.A49 + 26√6B49 + 20√6C25 + 26√6D49 − 26√6
- 789expand_moreIf the point (2, 13) lies on the line y = mx + 7, find the value of m.A2B3C4D5
- 790expand_moreWhich line has slope -2 and passes through (3,5)?Ay = -2x + 11By = 2x + 11Cy = -2x - 11Dy = 2x - 11
- 791expand_moreIf a + b = 20 and a - b = 6, then what is a × b?A64B100C96D91
- 793expand_more
- 794expand_moreIf m + 1/m = 6, find the value of m² + 1/m².A36B35C34D33
- 795expand_moreIf x = √((5 + 2√6)/(5 - 2√6)), then determine the value of x² + 3x - 15.A50 + 12√6B40 + 23√6C49 + 26√6D35 + 15√6
- 796expand_moreThe line 3x + 2y = 12 passes through which of the following points?A(2, 3)B(4, 0)C(0, 6)D(1, 4)
- 797expand_moreIf 3x + 2y = 12 and x = 2, find the value of y.A2B3C4D6
- 798expand_moreGiven m + 1/m = 6, find the value of m4 + 1/m4.A1154B1186C1194D1218
- 799expand_moreWhat is the equation of a line passing through (0,4) with slope -2?Ay = -2x + 4By = 2x - 4Cy = -2x - 4Dy = 2x + 4
- 800expand_moreThe line y = mx + 7 passes through (2, 13). Find m.A2B3C6D5
- 801expand_moreWhich of the following lines is parallel to 4x − 3y = 7?A4x − 3y = 5B3x − 4y = 7C4x + 3y = 7D2x − 3y = 5
- 802expand_moreIf x = √11, determine the value of x + 1/x.A12√1111B11√1112C13√1111D14√1111
- 803expand_more323 + 193 - 383 + 312 is equal to:A-38520B-26840C-14933D-52100
- 804expand_moreIf x = √11, find the value of x + 1/x.A12√1111B11√1112C√1112D12/√11
- 805expand_moreIf a + b = 20 and a - b = 6, find a × b.A84B91C78D96
- 806expand_moreA wholesaler marks up a batch of 100 identical clocks by 80% on cost and offers a trade discount of 25% to retailers. A retailer purchases all the clocks and spends Rs. 48,000. What is the cost price per clock for the wholesaler?ARs. 355.56BRs. 426.56CRs. 385.56DRs. 435.56
- 807expand_moreA shopkeeper marked an item 50% above the cost price and gave a 10% discount on the marked price. If the final selling price was ₹540, find the cost price.A₹350B₹400C₹450D₹380
- 808expand_moreP invests ₹30,000 for 12 months, Q invests ₹40,000 for 9 months. What is P's share of ₹28,000 profit?A₹12,000B₹14,000C₹16,000D₹18,000
- 809expand_moreX and Y invest ₹60,000 and ₹80,000 respectively in a business. After 1 year, the total profit is distributed including simple interest at 8% per annum on the capital of each partner. If the total profit including interest is ₹22,400, what is X's share of the profit?A₹9,600B₹9,200C₹9,800D₹10,000
- 810expand_moreA person bought a scooter at a discount of 20% on the marked price. He spent Rs. 600 on repairs and sold it for Rs. 7,200, gaining 20%. What was the marked price?ARs. 6,500BRs. 7,000CRs. 6,750DRs. 7,250
- 811expand_moreA clothing retailer sells a shirt for ₹Q and earns a profit of 25%. For a clearance sale, he marks the same shirt at ₹1.6Q. At the sale, he provides a discount of 15%. What will be the percentage profit during the clearance sale?A68%B70%C72%D75%
- 812expand_more30 litres of liquid is bought at Rs. 50 per litre and 20 litres at Rs. 55 per litre. If the mixture is sold at Rs. 54 per litre, what is the profit?ARs. 100BRs. 150CRs. 200DRs. 250
- 813expand_moreA store sells item for ₹W at 20% profit. During sale, marked price becomes ₹1.5W, discount 15%. Profit % during sale?A27.5%B32.5%C42.5%D53%
- 814expand_moreX and Y invested Rs. 90,000 and Rs. 60,000 respectively for a project. X takes 15% of the total profit as a management fee. If the total profit is Rs. 1,50,000, what is Y's share?ARs. 76,500BRs. 60,000CRs. 51,000DRs. 54,000
- 815expand_moreA supplier buys items at ₹P with a 60% markup. The retailer gets a 25% discount and sells at ₹2.8P. The customer pays ₹19,040 after a 15% discount. What is the original cost P per item?A₹10,000B₹8,000C₹14,000D₹16,000
- 816expand_moreA dealer sells a packet of cookies at Rs. 120 after giving a 25% discount on the marked price. If the profit earned is 20%, find the cost price.ARs. 96BRs. 90CRs. 100DRs. 80
- 817expand_moreA retailer bought three different types of bags, B1, B2, and B3. The ratio of their cost prices was 4:5:6. He made a profit of 35% on B1, 18% on B2, but incurred a loss of 15% on B3. What was his approximate percent gain or loss in the entire transaction?AProfit of 12.6%BLoss of 4.8%CProfit of 9.3%DLoss of 6.4%
- 818expand_moreA shopkeeper marks his products 50% above the cost price and allows a discount of 20% on the marked price. He also gives an additional cash discount of ₹120 and still makes a profit of 16% on cost. What is the cost price of the product?A₹1,800B₹3,000C₹2,200D₹2,400
- 819expand_moreA wholesaler marks up goods by 50% and gives 12% trade discount. Retailer marks up by 20% and offers 8% discount. Customer pays ₹12,216. What is wholesaler's cost price approximately?A₹8,000B₹8,383C₹9,070D₹9,500
- 820expand_moreA retailer marks his goods 40% above the cost price. He allows a discount and still gains 19%. What was the discount percentage?A12%B15%C18%D10%
- 821expand_moreA merchant incurred a loss of ₹200 on an item. If the loss percentage was 8%, what was the cost price?A₹2,250B₹2,500C₹2,750D₹3,000
- 822expand_moreA man buys 8 shirts for Rs. 4,000 and sells 6 of them for Rs. 3,900. If he discards the remaining 2 shirts, what is his overall gain or loss?ARs. 100 lossBRs. 50 lossCRs. 100 profitDRs. 50 profit
- 823expand_moreAn item is marked at ₹4,000. A discount offer changes from 12% to 18%. How much extra discount does a customer get?A₹240B₹360C₹480D₹600
- 824expand_moreA trader marked a jacket 35% above its cost price. He allowed a discount to a customer, resulting in a profit of 20%. What was the rate of discount given by the trader?A11.11%B15%C20%D25%
- 825expand_moreA store announces a festive deal: "Get 30% off on purchases above Rs. 10,000, and an additional Rs. 1,000 off if the total after discount exceeds Rs. 15,000." A customer buys items worth Rs. 25,000. How much does the customer finally pay?ARs. 16,500BRs. 17,500CRs. 16,000DRs. 17,000
- 826expand_moreA retailer sells an item for ₹Z with a loss of 12%. This means the cost price of the item is ₹Z/0.88. He then marks the same item at ₹0.9Z and gives a 10% discount on this marked price. What is the overall loss percentage when he sells it at the discounted price?A19.6%B28.7%C21.2%D26.4%
- 827expand_moreM and N invest ₹80,000 and ₹1,20,000 respectively. After one year, profit including 8% simple interest on capital is ₹30,000. What is M's share?A₹10,800B₹12,000C₹13,400D₹14,400
- 828expand_moreA man got 10% of his investment as profit. If he invested Rs. 5000, and the profit was reinvested, what will be the total value after the second year with the same profit rate?ARs. 6000BRs. 6050CRs. 6100DRs. 6150
- 829expand_moreA vendor buys three types of apples. First at 6 for ₹15, second at 4 for ₹12, third at 3 for ₹9. Mixed in ratio 3:2:1 respectively. Sold at 5 for ₹14. Profit or loss percent approximately?AProfit 4%BLoss 4%CProfit 8%DLoss 8%
- 830expand_moreIf two partners invest for the same period but share profits in 2:3, and the total profit is Rs. 15,000, what is the capital of the second partner if the first invested Rs. 10,000?ARs. 15,000BRs. 20,000CRs. 25,000DRs. 18,000
- 831expand_moreA trader marked an article 30% above cost price. He gave two consecutive discounts of 15% and 10%. Loss was ₹220. What is the marked price?A₹52,000B₹52,600C₹53,000D₹53,250
- 832expand_moreA trader marked an article 50% above its cost price. He then allowed a discount of 10% on the marked price. If the selling price of the article was ₹810, what was its cost price?A₹500B₹600C₹700D₹800
- 833expand_moreA shopkeeper marks an item 25% above cost price. He gives 12% discount and makes ₹240 profit. What is the cost price?A₹8,00B₹1,200C₹2,400D₹1,500
- 834expand_moreA shopkeeper marks the price 70% above the cost price and offers two successive discounts of 20% and 15%. If the selling price is ₹39312, find the cost price.A₹32000B₹34000C₹36000D₹38000
- 835expand_moreA shopkeeper sells two shirts at Rs. 500 each. On one, he gains 25%, and on the other, he loses 25%. What is his net gain or loss?ARs. 31.25 lossBRs. 31.25 gainCRs. 66.67 gainDRs. 66.67 loss
- 836expand_moreA shopkeeper sells 8 items for ₹240, but incurs a loss equal to the cost price of 2 items. What is the loss percent?A20%B25%C40%D50%
- 837expand_moreA manufacturer sells an item to a distributor at a profit of 10%. The distributor sells it to a shopkeeper at 20% profit. The shopkeeper marks it up by 25% and gives no discount. If the final price is Rs. 1,650, find the original cost for the manufacturer .ARs. 1,000BRs. 1,100CRs. 1,200DRs. 1,050
- 838expand_moreX and Y started a business by investing Rs. 60,000 and Rs. 80,000 respectively. After 4 months, Z joined with Rs. 100,000. At the end of the year, what is Z's share in a profit of Rs. 62,000?ARs. 18,000BRs. 20,000CRs. 24,000DRs. 30,000
- 839expand_moreA retailer marks a laptop 70% above its cost price. He offers a first discount of 20% on the marked price. During a sale, an additional discount of 15% is applied on the already discounted price. If the final selling price is ₹39,312, what is the approximate cost price of the laptop?A₹28,000B₹34,000C₹32,000D₹35,000
- 840expand_moreA trader bought 40 kg of wheat at ₹25/kg and 30 kg at ₹35/kg. He mixed them and sold the mixture at ₹32/kg. Find his net gain or loss.AProfit of ₹180BLoss of ₹190CProfit of ₹190DLoss of ₹180
- 841expand_moreA container has liquids X, Y, Z in ratio 4 : 6 : 5. 20 liters removed, then 10L of X and 15L of Y added. New Y is 25L more than new X. What was initial total quantity?A100LB120LC170LD150L
- 842expand_moreA and B start a business with Rs. 4,00,000 and Rs. 5,00,000 respectively. After 6 months, A adds Rs. 1,00,000 more, and B withdraws Rs. 1,00,000. At the end of 1 year, they make a profit of Rs. 2,80,000. What is A's share of the profit?ARs. 1,20,000BRs. 1,50,000CRs. 1,40,000DRs. 1,60,000
- 843expand_moreP and Q invest ₹50,000 and ₹75,000 respectively in a business. What is P's share in a profit of ₹60,000?A₹18,000B₹22,000C₹24,000D₹26,000
- 844expand_moreA shopkeeper buys three types of pens. The first type costs him 6 pens for ₹35, the second 4 pens for ₹24, and the third 12 pens for ₹75. He mixes them in the ratio 4:3:5. If he sells all the pens at 5 for ₹32, what is his approximate gain or loss percentage?ALoss of 6.5%BProfit of 5.8%CProfit of 10.5%DLoss of 8.2%
- 845expand_morePartners P and Q entered into a business investing Rs. 60,000 and Rs. 80,000 respectively. After 4 months, R joins with Rs. 1,20,000. At year-end, the profit was Rs. 1,10,000. How much more did R earn than P?ARs. 5,000BRs. 8,000CRs. 10,000DRs. 12,000
- 846expand_moreA spice merchant bought 18 kg of Turmeric at ₹320/kg and 28 kg of Coriander at ₹260/kg. He mixed them. Due to market conditions, he had to sell the mixture at ₹290/kg. Calculate the loss or gain.ALoss of ₹240BProfit of ₹240CLoss of ₹480DProfit of ₹300
- 847expand_moreThe marked price of a cycle is ₹8,000. After two successive discounts, it is sold for ₹5,760. If the first discount is 10%, find the second discount rate.A15%B20%C25%D18%
- 848expand_moreA spice merchant bought 18 kg of Turmeric at ₹320/kg and 28 kg of Coriander at ₹260/kg. He mixed them. Due to market conditions, he had to sell the mixture at ₹290/kg. Calculate the loss or gain.ALoss of ₹240BProfit of ₹240CLoss of ₹480DProfit of ₹300
- 849expand_moreA product is sold at a 25% discount on its marked price. This transaction results in a profit of 20% on its cost price. If the profit earned is ₹240, what would have been the selling price if the product was sold at a 10% discount on its marked price?A₹1728B₹1850C₹1920D₹1640
- 850expand_moreA trader sells one variety of sugar at ₹36 per kg, incurring a 10% loss, and another variety at ₹48 per kg, incurring a 20% loss. If he mixes the two varieties in equal quantities and sells the mixture at ₹42 per kg, what is his overall profit or loss percentage?ALoss of 16%BLoss of 15%CProfit of 12.5%DProfit of 15%
- 851expand_moreA product with marked price 140 units has a selling price of 119 units. Find the discount percentage.A10%B15%C20%D25%
- 852expand_moreA manufacturer offers a product to a retailer at a 25% discount on the marked price. An additional shipping charge of 8% is applied. The retailer sells for Rs. 2400 more, earning a 35% profit. What was the original marked price?ARs. 8,465.60BRs. 9,127.45CRs. 10,050.76DRs. 11,254.90
- 853expand_moreRajesh started a business by investing ₹1,00,000. After 5 months, Suresh joined with ₹1,50,000. At the end of 7 months from the start, Tushar joined with ₹2,00,000. If the total profit is ₹1,50,000 at the end of the year, find the share of Tushar(approximate) .A₹55,000B₹46,154C₹45,250D₹35,500
- 854expand_morePriya purchased 30 litres of honey at ₹50 per litre. She also purchased 20 litres of honey at ₹55 per litre. She combined both quantities and then sold the entire mixture at ₹54 per litre. What was her total profit or loss?ALoss of ₹60BProfit of ₹100CProfit of ₹120DLoss of ₹120
- 855expand_moreA departmental store marked up the price of an electronic gadget by 60% above its cost price. During a clearance sale, it offered two successive discounts of 25% and 10%. If the final selling price was Rs. 2,430, what was the cost price of the gadget?ARs. 2,000BRs. 2,250CRs. 2,180DRs. 2,400
- 856expand_moreP, Q, and R started a business with capitals in ratio 1:2:4. After 4 months, R withdrew 50% of his capital. After another 2 months, Q withdrew 25% of his capital. The business continued for 12 months total. Total profit is ₹2,40,000. Find profit ratio P : Q : R.A32 : 21 : 12B21 : 12 : 33C12 : 21 : 32D12 : 33 : 42
- 857expand_moreX and Y enter into a partnership with investments of ₹50,000 and ₹75,000 respectively. X stays for 9 months and Y for 8 months. If the total profit is ₹42,000, what is X's share?A₹18,000B₹20,000C₹21,000D₹24,000
- 858expand_moreA T-shaped floor is made of two rectangles (10 m × 4 m and 6 m × 5 m). Tiles cost ₹500/m², but a 15% discount is given if more than 60 m² is tiled. What is the total cost after discount?A₹29,750B₹30,500C₹31,250D₹35,000
- 859expand_moreA trader marked a product 50% above its cost price. He provided two successive discounts of 20% and 5%. If he earned a profit of ₹280, what was the cost price of the product?A₹2000B₹2500C₹1800D₹2200
- 860expand_moreP, Q, and R invest ₹50,000, ₹75,000, and ₹1,00,000 respectively for 1 year. What is Q's share in ₹60,000 profit?A₹16,000B₹18,000C₹20,000D₹22,000
- 861expand_moreAn item is marked at ₹4,000. A discount offer changes from 12% to 18%. How much extra discount does a customer get?A₹240B₹360C₹480D₹600
- 862expand_moreA laptop, originally priced at ₹40,000, is sold after two successive discounts of 15% and 10%. Find the final selling price.A₹30,600B₹31,200C₹34,000D₹30,000
- 863expand_moreA shopkeeper marks an item 25% above cost price. He gives 12% discount and makes ₹240 profit. What is the cost price?A₹800B₹1,200C₹2,400D₹1,500
- 864expand_moreA luxury smartphone is initially marked up by 70% above its cost price. During a clearance sale, it is offered at a discount of 30% on its marked price. However, a corporate buyer receives an additional discount of w% on the discounted price, bringing the final selling price to ₹56,700. If the shopkeeper still makes a profit of 15.5% on the cost price after all discounts, what was the original cost price of the smartphone and the value of w?ACP = ₹49,000, w = 3%BCP = ₹51,000, w = 5%CCP = ₹48,000, w = 2.5%DCP = ₹50,000, w = 4%
- 865expand_moreA vendor sold 18 pens for ₹1,440 and gained a profit of 20%. How many pens must he sell for ₹1,408 to make a profit of 12% (to the nearest integer)?A17B18C19D20
- 866expand_moreAn item is marked at ₹850. A dealer allows 20% discount and still makes 12% profit. What is the cost price(Approximate)?A₹580B₹610C₹607D₹604
- 867expand_moreA seller offers a 30% discount on an item whose cost price is Rs. 840. Despite the discount, the seller earns a profit of 10%. What must be the marked price?ARs. 1,200BRs. 1,320CRs. 1,400DRs. 1,500
- 868expand_moreA company produced 1500 units at a total cost of Rs.1,20,000. It donated 300 units to an NGO. For the rest, it announced a 15% discount on the market price of Rs.110 per unit. It also offered 3 units free for every 10 units purchased. If all 1500 units were distributed, what is the overall gain or loss percentage?A25% lossB15% profitC28.08% lossDCannot be determined
- 869expand_moreAn item is marked at ₹850. A dealer allows 20% discount and still makes 12% profit. What is the cost price (Approximate)?A₹580B₹610C₹607D₹604
- 870expand_moreA camera is sold at an 18% discount on its marked price. This sale leads to a profit of 25% on its cost price. If the profit earned is ₹600, what would have been the selling price if the camera was sold at a 30% discount on its marked price?A₹2,628.85B₹2,560.90C₹2,844.80D₹2,920.50
- 871expand_moreA man buys a set of 4 identical items at a total cost of Rs. 8,000. He sells them at Rs. 2,200, Rs. 2,000, Rs. 1,900, and Rs. 1,800, respectively. What is the overall profit or loss?ARs. 100 profitBRs. 200 lossCRs. 200 profitDRs. 100 loss
- 872expand_moreA person invested in two items – one gave a 15% profit and the other a 10% loss. If the total investment was Rs. 8,000 and the net result was a Rs. 200 profit, what was the investment in the profit-making item?ARs. 3,000BRs. 4,000CRs. 4,500DRs. 5,000
- 873expand_moreA luxury smartphone is initially marked up by 70% above its cost price. During a clearance sale, it is offered at a discount of 30% on its marked price. However, a corporate buyer receives an additional discount of w% on the discounted price, bringing the final selling price to ₹56,700. If the shopkeeper still makes a profit of 15.5% on the cost price after all discounts, what was the original cost price of the smartphone and the value of w?ACP = ₹49,000, w = 3%BCP = ₹51,000, w = 5%CCP = ₹48,000, w = 2.5%DCP = ₹50,000, w = 4%
- 874expand_moreA refrigerator is priced at ₹45,000. A customer gets a discount of ₹5,000 on it. After the discount, the customer buys a voltage stabilizer for ₹2,000 at a 15% discount. What is the total amount the customer spends on both items?A₹42,000B₹41,500C₹42,700D₹41,700
- 875expand_moreP, Q, and R invested ₹30,000, ₹45,000, and ₹50,000 respectively. P's investment was for 14 months, Q's for 10 months, and R's for 8 months. The total profit is ₹70,000. What is Q's share of the profit?A₹28,125B₹30,000C₹24,803D₹35,250
- 876expand_moreA camera is sold at an 18% discount on its marked price. This sale leads to a profit of 25% on its cost price. If the profit earned is ₹600, what would have been the selling price if the camera was sold at a 30% discount on its marked price?A₹2,628.85B₹2,560.90C₹2,844.80D₹2,920.50
- 877expand_moreA buyer gets two successive discounts of 20% and 10% on a Rs. 1000 item. What is the price paid?ARs. 700BRs. 720CRs. 740DRs. 750
- 878expand_moreA merchant mixes 50 kg of rice costing ₹60/kg with another variety costing ₹90/kg. He sells at ₹75/kg with 8% profit. How much of the second variety(approximate) did he mix?A10 kgB15 kgC23 kgD25 kg
- 879expand_moreA shopkeeper buys 1500 units at a total cost of Rs. 1,20,000. He donates 300 units and sells the remaining at a market price of Rs. 110 with a 15% discount, on a scheme of buy 10 get 3 free. What is his overall loss percentage?A28.08%B25.00%C30.00%D22.50%
- 880expand_moreA store offers a "25% off" discount but charges 5% VAT on the discounted price. If the marked price is Rs. 1600, what is the final amount paid?ARs. 1200BRs. 1260CRs. 1275DRs. 1320
- 881expand_moreP and Q start a business with equal investments. After 6 months, P adds Rs. 15,000 more. At the end of 1 year, if the total profit is Rs. 45,000, and Q's share is Rs. 18,000, what was their initial individual investment?ARs. 15,000BRs. 12,000CRs. 18,000DRs. 20,000
- 882expand_moreA furniture dealer marks a table 50% above cost and offers a discount of 20%, plus an additional instant discount of Rs. 400 on the final selling price. If he still makes a 12% profit, what is the cost price?ARs. 4500BRs. 5000CRs. 5500DRs. 6000
- 883expand_moreA trader marked an article 30% above cost price. He gave two consecutive discounts of 15% and 10%. Loss was ₹220. What is the marked price?A₹52,000B₹52,600C₹53,000D₹53,250
- 884expand_moreA computer is sold at Rs. 7650 after applying a 15% discount. What was its market price?ARs. 8500BRs. 8800CRs. 9000DRs. 9500
- 885expand_moreA manufacturer sells goods to a wholesaler at a 20% discount on marked price plus a 5% surcharge. The wholesaler then sells the goods at ₹3,150 more than his cost price, making a profit of 25%. What was the marked price?A₹15,000B₹17,500C₹19,200D₹20,480
- 886expand_moreA seller gives a 20% discount and charges 18% GST on the discounted price. On a Rs. 2000 item, how much is payable?ARs. 1888BRs. 1892CRs. 1896DRs. 1900
- 887expand_moreA shopkeeper purchased 40 kg of sugar at ₹36 per kg and 30 kg of another variety at ₹48 per kg. He mixed them and sold the mixture at ₹42 per kg. Find his total profit or loss in this transaction.AProfit of ₹120BLoss of ₹60CProfit of ₹60DLoss of ₹120
- 888expand_moreA vendor sold 18 pens for ₹1,440 and gained a profit of 20%. How many pens must he sell for ₹1,408 to make a profit of 12%(to the nearest integer)?A17B18C19D20
- 889expand_moreX invests ₹85,000 while Y invests ₹1,10,000, with X's investment lasting for 14 months and Y's for 11 months. The total profit amounts to ₹65,000. What is X's share?A₹32,229.17B₹31,000C₹32,500D₹33,416.67
- 890expand_moreA supplier buys items at ₹P with a 60% markup. The retailer gets a 25% discount and sells at ₹2.8P. The customer pays ₹19,040 after a 15% discount. What is the original cost P per item?A₹10,000B₹8,000C₹14,000D₹16,000
- 891expand_moreC and D invested ₹1,40,000 and ₹1,80,000, respectively. C remained for 9 months and D for 8 months. If C's share in the profit is ₹18,900, what is the total profit?A₹40,500B₹36,000C₹34,200D₹38,400
- 892expand_moreThe marked price of a cycle is ₹8,000. After two successive discounts, it is sold for ₹5,760. If the first discount is 10%, find the second discount rate.A15%B20%C25%D18%
- 893expand_moreA retailer marks a laptop 70% above its cost price. He offers a first discount of 20% on the marked price. During a sale, an additional discount of 15% is applied on the already discounted price. If the final selling price is ₹39,312, what is the approximate cost price of the laptop?A₹28,000B₹34,000C₹32,000D₹35,000
- 894expand_moreA and B share profit in 7:5. If B gets Rs. 15,000, how much did A receive?ARs. 21,000BRs. 17,500CRs. 19,000DRs. 20,000
- 895expand_moreA shopkeeper marked a shirt at ₹1500. He sold it after allowing a 10% discount. If his profit on the sale was 25%, what was the cost price of the shirt?A₹1050B₹1100C₹1080D₹1120
- 896expand_moreA retailer sold three products X, Y, and Z with selling prices in the ratio 3:5:7. He incurred a 12% loss on X, a 40% profit on Y, and broke even on Z. What was his overall profit or loss percentage?ALoss of 7.29%BProfit of 7.29%CProfit of 8.33%DLoss of 8.33%
- 897expand_moreX and Y started a business by investing ₹60,000 and ₹90,000 respectively. After 6 months, X doubled his capital, while Y reduced his capital by ₹30,000. If the total annual profit is ₹62,000, what is Y's share(to the nearest integer)?A₹28,182B₹30,105C₹33,000D₹35,512
- 898expand_moreA can contains 30 litres of oil at Rs. 60/litre. Another can contains 20 litres of oil at Rs. 80/litre. They are mixed, and 10 litres are sold at Rs. 90/litre. How much profit or loss does the seller make on this sale?ARs. 180 profitBRs. 220 profitCRs. 220 lossDRs. 240 profit
- 899expand_moreA retailer marks up his goods by 60% above the cost price. He allows a discount of 25% on the marked price. If he gives a further cash discount of ₹150 and still earns a profit of 10%, what is the cost price?A₹1,200B₹1,500C₹1,800D₹2,000
- 900expand_moreP and Q start a business. P invests ₹90,000 for 8 months, Q invests ₹1,50,000 for 5 months. What is Q's share of a ₹50,000 profit(approximate)?A₹20,000B₹32,000C₹35,000D₹25,510
- 901expand_morePriya purchased 30 litres of honey at ₹50 per litre. She also purchased 20 litres of honey at ₹55 per litre. She combined both quantities and then sold the entire mixture at ₹54 per litre. What was her total profit or loss?ALoss of ₹60BProfit of ₹100CProfit of ₹120DLoss of ₹120
- 902expand_moreRajesh started a business with ₹1,00,000. After 4 months, Suresh joined with ₹1,20,000. After another 4 months, Rajesh withdrew ₹40,000. What is the ratio of their profits at the end of the year?A11 : 12B13 : 12C13 : 14D14 : 15
- 903expand_moreA retailer marked a product 40% above its cost price. She then offered two successive discounts of 12% and 15% to a buyer. If she made a profit of ₹50, at what price did she sell the product?A₹850B₹1109C₹950D₹1020
- 904expand_moreP, Q, and R invested ₹30,000, ₹40,000, and ₹50,000 respectively in a business. If the profit at the end of the year is ₹36,000, what is Q's share of the profit?A₹12,000B₹11,000C₹10,800D₹10,000
- 905expand_moreA merchant bought 150 flowers for ₹600. 18 flowers withered. To earn 25% profit on total cost, selling price per flower?A₹5.26B₹5.56C₹5.68D₹6.25
- 906expand_moreIf the price tag of a microwave is Rs. 5000 and the shopkeeper offers a discount of 18%, what is the selling price?ARs. 4100BRs. 4200CRs. 4300DRs. 4500
- 907expand_moreA baker buys three types of flour: wheat, rye, and oats. Wheat flour costs 5 for ₹40, rye flour at 6 for ₹45, and oats flour at 4 for ₹36. He mixes them in the ratio 2:2:3. He sells all the mixed flour at 3 for ₹32. What is his approximate profit or loss percentage?ALoss of 28%BProfit of 27%CProfit of 29%DLoss of 19%
- 908expand_moreA manufacturer sells goods to a wholesaler at a 20% discount on marked price plus a 5% surcharge. The wholesaler then sells the goods at ₹3,150 more than his cost price, making a profit of 25%. What was the marked price?A₹15,000B₹17,500C₹19,200D₹20,480
- 909expand_moreWheat costs 40 for 5 units, Rye costs 45 for 6 units, Oats costs 36 for 4 units. They are mixed in ratio 2:2:3 and sold at 32 for 3 units. What is the approximate profit percentage?A29%B25%C32%D20%
- 910expand_moreX, Y, and Z invested ₹50,000, ₹75,000, and ₹1,25,000 respectively in a business. If the total profit is ₹50,000, what is Y's share?A₹10,000B₹12,500C₹15,000D₹17,500
- 911expand_moreA trader bought 40 kg of wheat at ₹25/kg and 30 kg at ₹35/kg. He mixed them and sold the mixture at ₹32/kg. Find his net gain or loss.AProfit of ₹180BLoss of ₹190CProfit of ₹190DLoss of ₹180
- 912expand_moreA sum becomes ₹7,200 in 2 years and ₹8,640 in 3 years at compound interest. What is the original principal?A₹4,800B₹5,000C₹5,200D₹5,500
- 913expand_moreX borrowed ₹8000 from Y on 10 January 2024 at a simple interest rate of 12% per annum. X decided to repay the loan on 10 July 2024. How much total amount must X return to Y?A₹8400B₹8560C₹8480D₹8600
- 914expand_moreA person invested a total sum of ₹4500 in three different schemes of simple interest at 3%, 4%, and 6% per annum. At the end of one year, he got the same interest from all three schemes. What was the amount (in ₹) invested at 4%?A₹1000B₹1500C₹2000D₹1200
- 915expand_moreA person invested certain amounts in three different schemes A, B, and C at simple interest rates of 8% p.a., 10% p.a., and 13% p.a. respectively. If the total interest in one year was ₹3,360 and the amount invested in Scheme C was 300% of the amount in Scheme A and 400% of the amount in Scheme B, what was the amount invested in Scheme A?A₹7,127B₹7,500C₹6,165D₹8,500
- 916expand_moreRs. 1500 is lent out at 6% per annum simple interest for 3 years. Find the amount after 3 years.A1900B2000C1600D1770
- 917expand_moreAmit borrowed Rs. 1500 at simple interest for a number of years equal to the rate of interest. At the end of the loan term, he paid Rs. 540 in interest. What was the interest rate?A6%B5%C7%D8%
- 918expand_moreA landlord bought a property for Rs.12,00,000. He wants to earn a 10% annual return on his investment after paying Rs.2,500 per month for maintenance. What should be the monthly rent he charges?ARs.9,500BRs.10,000CRs.12,500DRs.11,000
- 919expand_moreUnder compound interest, the amount after 2 years is Rs. 7200 and after 3 years is Rs. 8640. Find the principal.ARs. 5000BRs. 4000CRs. 6000DRs. 4500
- 920expand_moreA donor deposits ₹8,00,000 in a trust that earns 10% simple interest annually. The interest is used to distribute three annual awards. If the second and third awards are ₹35,000 and ₹20,000 respectively, what is the value of the first award?A25,000B30,000C35,000D45,000
- 921expand_moreA certain amount grows to ₹8000 in 2 years and ₹8800 in 3 years. Determine the simple interest rate per annum.A8.5%B10%C12.5%D15%
- 922expand_moreIf the simple interest on a certain sum of money for 4 years at 5% per annum is ₹800, what would be the simple interest on the same sum for 6 years at 10% per annum?A₹2,000B₹2,200C₹2,400D₹2,600
- 923expand_moreAn amount is said to triple in 6 years with compound interest. How many years will it take for the amount to grow to 27 times its original value?A18B19C20D21
- 924expand_moreFind the compound interest on ₹9,500 at 11% per annum for 2.5 years.A₹2,848.72B₹2,798.25C₹2,850D₹2,950.50
- 925expand_moreIf the amount is Rs. 600 and the Principal is Rs. 450, which is compounded yearly for 1 year, calculate the rate of interest.A40%B45%C33.33%D35%
- 926expand_moreAt what rate of simple interest per annum will ₹5,000 amount to ₹6,500 in 3 years?A8%B10%C12%D15%
- 927expand_moreA certain sum becomes 5 times itself in 12 years at simple interest. In how many years will it become 9 times itself at the same rate?A20 yearsB22 yearsC24 yearsD26 years
- 928expand_morePriya borrowed ₹40,000 from two lenders under simple-interest terms: Lender M charges 8% p.a. (simple interest), Lender N charges 5% p.a. (simple interest) Priya kept both loans for exactly 5 years and then paid the accumulated interest, which was ₹14,000. If she had interchanged the principal amounts, her five-year interest outgo would have been ₹2,000 less. How much did she borrow from Lender M at 8% p.a.?A₹25,000B₹22,000C₹26,667D₹16,000
- 929expand_moreCalculate the compound interest on Rs. 5000 for 2 years at 20% per annum when compounded half yearly.A2,120.50B2,520.50C2,322.50D2,320.50
- 930expand_moreA person invests ₹24,000 in two schemes - Scheme A at 18% and Scheme B at 12%, both simple interest. After 1 year, total interest is ₹3,840. How much is invested in Scheme A?A₹8,000B₹10,000C₹12,000D₹16,000
- 931expand_moreWhat is the compound interest on Rs. 12000 for 2 years at 5% per annum?A1200B1230C1260D1300
- 932expand_moreA sum of ₹12000 is divided into two parts and lent at 6% and 11% simple interest respectively. If the total annual interest earned is ₹960, find the amount lent at 11%.A₹5000B₹4800C₹7000D₹8000
- 933expand_moreAn amount is said to triple in 6 years with compound interest. How many years will it take for the amount to grow to 27 times its original value?A18B19C20D21
- 934expand_moreThe compound interest on a principal at 20% p.a. for 1.5 years, compounded annually, is ₹3,400. Find the principal.A₹10,625B₹12,000C₹15,000D₹18,150
- 935expand_moreX lent ₹6,000 to Y for 3 years and ₹4,000 to Z for 2 years, both at the same simple interest rate. In total, he received ₹2,000 as interest from both. What is the rate of interest per annum(nearest integer)?A8%B10%C12%D15%
- 936expand_moreFind the compound interest on ₹9,500 at 11% p.a. for 2 years 6 months, compounded annually.A₹2,848.72B₹2,798.25C₹2,850D₹2,950.50
- 937expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding simple interest:
1. The simple interest on 8,000 for 3 years at 5% per annum is 1,200.
2. If a sum of money doubles in 10 years at simple interest, then it will become 1.5 times in 6 years.
3. The simple interest rate required for an amount to become 2.5 times in 5 years is 30%. Of these statements,
which are correct?AOnly 1 is correctB1 and 2 are correctC1 and 3 are correctDAll 1, 2, and 3 are correct - 938expand_moreThe compound interest on a certain sum for 2 years at 10% per annum is ₹840. Find the simple interest on the same sum at the same rate and period.A₹850B₹820C₹780D₹800
- 939expand_moreThe compound interest on a principal at 20% p.a. for 1.5 years, compounded annually, is ₹3,400. Find the principal.A₹10,625B₹12,000C₹15,000D₹18,150
- 940expand_moreA laptop is available for ₹25,800 in cash or for ₹4,200 as a down payment and three equal annual instalments. If the seller charges interest at 12% per annum compounded annually, calculate the amount of each instalment.A₹8,993B₹9,150C₹9,452D₹9,720
- 941expand_moreA sum becomes ₹15,876 in 2 years at 12% compound interest annually. Find the principal.A₹12,656.25B₹12,500C₹12,332.75D₹12,400
- 942expand_more₹800 is lent at a certain rate of simple interest. After 4 months, another ₹1200 is lent at a rate which is twice the original rate. If the total simple interest after 1 year is ₹96, find the original rate.A4%B5%C8%D7%
- 943expand_moreA sum of money amounts to ₹13,225 in 2 years at 15% Compound Interest annually. Find the sum.A₹10,000B₹9,500C₹11,000D₹10,500
- 944expand_moreIf P, Q, and R are three amounts of money such that Q is the simple interest on P, and R is the simple interest on Q, all for the same time and at the same rate of interest, then which of the following is true?AQ² = PRBP² = QRCR² = PQDP + Q = R
- 945expand_moreWhat will be the amount to be paid at the end of 3 years on Rs. 6000 at 5% per annum compounded annually?A6,845.75B7,045.75C6,945.75D6,955.75
- 946expand_moreA sum becomes ₹7,200 in 2 years and ₹8,640 in 3 years at compound interest. What is the original principal?A₹4,800B₹5,000C₹5,200D₹5,500
- 947expand_moreA certain amount grows to ₹8000 in 2 years and ₹8800 in 3 years. Determine the simple interest rate per annum.A8.5%B10%C12.5%D15%
- 948expand_moreKavya invested amounts in three schemes P, Q, and R at simple interest rates of 11% p.a., 13% p.a., and 16% p.a. respectively. If the total interest in one year was ₹2,850 and the amount in Scheme R was 200% of Scheme P and 300% of Scheme Q, what was the amount invested in Scheme Q?A₹3677B₹2750C₹3000D₹3250
- 949expand_moreVidhya lent Rs. 6000 to Kavya for 3 years at the rate of 4% per annum compound interest. Calculate the amount that Vidhya will get after 3 years.A6,849.18B6,750.18C6,749.18D6,649.18
- 950expand_moreSneha lent ₹24,000 to Vikas on 4 April 2024 at a simple interest rate of 5% per annum. Vikas plans to pay back the entire amount on 16 June 2024. What is the total amount Vikas needs to return?A₹24,120B₹24,180C₹24,240D₹24,300
- 951expand_moreA sum of money invested at compound interest amounts to three times itself in 5 years. In how many years will it become 27 times itself?A12 yearsB15 yearsC18 yearsD20 years
- 952expand_moreIf the amount at the end of the 4th year and 5th year on a certain principal at compound interest is ₹24,000 and ₹26,400 respectively, find the rate of interest per annum.A8%B9%C10%D11%
- 953expand_moreWhat will be the compound interest on a sum of Rs. 40,000 after 3 years at the rate of 5% p.a.?A6,105B6,205C6,305D6,405
- 954expand_moreIn how many years will a sum of Rs. 4,000 gives a simple interest of Rs. 1,200 at 10% per annum?A2 years 0 monthsB2 years 6 monthsC3 years 0 monthsD3 years 3 months
- 955expand_moreA laptop is available for ₹25,800 in cash or for ₹4,200 as a down payment and three equal annual instalments. If the seller charges interest at 12% per annum compounded annually, calculate the amount of each instalment.A₹8,993B₹9,150C₹9,452D₹9,720
- 956expand_moreA sum becomes 3 times of itself in 8 years under simple interest. In how many years will it become 7 times itself at the same rate?A16 yearsB20 yearsC24 yearsD28 years
- 957expand_moreIn how many years will Rs. 80,000 become Rs. 1,06,480 at 10% compound interest per annum?A3B4C5D7
- 958expand_moreA charitable trust of ₹8,00,000 earns simple interest at 8% per annum. This interest is used to fund three grants. If the first and second grants are ₹25,000 and ₹20,000 respectively, what is the value of the third grant?A₹19,000B₹22,000C₹15,000D₹24,000
- 959expand_moreA certain sum amounts to Rs. 1,600 in two years and to Rs. 2,000 in three years at compound interest when compounded annually. Find the rate of interest.A21%B19%C25%D20%
- 960expand_moreSuppose ₹P is invested, and after 3 years at 10% simple interest, it yields ₹Q interest. If ₹Q is then invested for 3 years at 10% simple interest, it yields ₹R interest. Which of the following is true?AQ = P + RBCP = Q + RD
- 961expand_moreAlbert invested an amount of Rs. 6000 in a fixed deposit scheme for 3 years at a compound interest rate of 5% p.a. How much will Albert get on maturity of the fixed deposit?A6,955.75B6,445.75C6,345.75D6,945.75
- 962expand_moreA total of ₹2200 is invested in three parts at 1%, 2%, and 3% per annum simple interest respectively. If the interest earned from each part after one year is equal, what is the sum invested at 3%?A₹600B₹800C₹1200D₹400
- 963expand_moreA sum amounts to ₹6,600 in 2 years and ₹7,200 in 4 years at simple interest. What is the rate of interest per annum?A6%B8%C5%D9%
- 964expand_moreA person invested certain amounts in three different schemes A, B, and C at simple interest rates of 8% p.a., 10% p.a., and 13% p.a. respectively. If the total interest in one year was ₹3,360 and the amount invested in Scheme C was 300% of the amount in Scheme A and 400% of the amount in Scheme B, what was the amount invested in Scheme A?A₹7,127B₹7,500C₹6,165D₹8,500
- 965expand_moreA sum of ₹1,25,000 is invested at 12% compound interest per annum. After how many years will it grow to ₹1,75,616?A2B3C4D5
- 966expand_moreIf the compound interest on a sum at 14⅔% per annum for 3 years is ₹1,680, find the simple interest for the same period and rate.A₹1,232B₹1,456C₹1,600D₹1,812
- 967expand_moreFind the compound interest on ₹12,000 at 8% per annum for 2 years 6 months, compounded annually.A₹2,000B₹2,140.8C₹2,556.67D₹2,500
- 968expand_moreA businessman took a loan of ₹12,000 from a bank on 1 May 2025 with simple interest at 8% per annum. He decided to clear the loan on 1 November 2025. How much amount did he pay back to the bank?A₹12,450B₹12,480C₹12,520D₹12,600
- 969expand_moreA sum of ₹8000 amounts to ₹9245 in 2 years at compound interest (compounded annually). What is the annual rate of interest?A6.5%B7%C7.5%D8%
- 970expand_moreA sum of money becomes 2.25 times itself in 2 years at compound interest. What is the rate of interest?A40%B50%C60%D75%
- 971expand_moreA sum of ₹1,25,000 is invested at 12% compound interest per annum. After how many years will it grow to ₹1,75,616?A2B3C4D5
- 972expand_moreA sum of ₹8000 is lent out in two parts, one at 5% simple interest and the other at 7% simple interest. If the annual interest is ₹500, the sum lent at 7% is:A₹3000B₹4000C₹4500D₹5000
- 973expand_moreAn investment of Rs. 1,200,000 requires an annual return of 10%. The monthly maintenance cost is Rs. 2,500. What should be the monthly rent to achieve the required return after covering maintenance?ARs. 12,500BRs. 11,500CRs. 13,000DRs. 10,500
- 974expand_moreA person invested a total sum of ₹2700 in three different schemes of simple interest at 3%, 4%, and 6% per annum. At the end of one year, he got the same interest from all three schemes. What was the amount (in ₹) invested at 4%?A₹1200B₹900C₹600D₹800
- 975expand_moreA sum of money amounts to ₹13,225 in 2 years at 15% Compound Interest annually. Find the sum.A₹10,000B₹9,500C₹11,000D₹10,500
- 976expand_moreA person invests ₹24,000 in two schemes - Scheme A at 18% and Scheme B at 12%, both simple interest. After 1 year, total interest is ₹3,840. How much in Scheme A?A₹8,000B₹10,000C₹12,000D₹16,000
- 977expand_moreIf P = Rs. 1,500, R = 8.5%, and T = 2.5 years, find the simple interest.ARs. 315BRs. 310CRs. 318.75DRs. 320
- 978expand_moreA certain amount invested at 15% compound interest per annum, compounded annually, becomes ₹4,235 in 2 years. What is 120% of the principal?A₹3,080B₹3,200C₹3,500D₹3,840
- 979expand_moreA businessman invests Rs. 85,000 at a rate of 10% compound interest per annum, compounded annually. Find the interest for the 3rd year only.ARs. 10,285BRs. 9,350CRs. 8,500DRs. 11,250
- 980expand_moreA sum of money triples itself in 8 years at simple interest. In how many years will it become 7 times itself at the same interest rate?A18 yearsB24 yearsC20 yearsD16 years
- 981expand_moreFind the compound interest on ₹12,000 at 8% per annum for 2 years 9 months, interest compounded annually.A₹2,456B₹2,598C₹2,712D₹2,837
- 982expand_moreA certain amount triples its initial value after 8 years of compounding interest. How many years will it take for it to grow to eighty-one times its original amount?A24B30C32D36
- 983expand_moreIf the compound interest on a sum at 14⅔% per annum for 3 years is ₹1,680, find the simple interest for the same period and rate.A₹1,232B₹1,456C₹1,600D₹1,812
- 984expand_moreIf the amount at the end of the 4th year and 5th year on a certain principal at compound interest is ₹24,000 and ₹26,400 respectively, find the rate of interest per annum.A8%B9%C10%D11%
- 985expand_moreA sum of money triples itself in 6 years under compound interest. In how many years will it become 27 times?A18 yearsB12 yearsC24 yearsD21 years
- 986expand_moreFind the compound interest on Rs 12,000 at 8% per annum compounded annually for 2 years and 9 months.ARs 2,837BRs 2,800CRs 3,000DRs 2,750
- 987expand_moreAn amount of ₹8000 is divided into two parts, the first part is lent at 5% simple interest and the second at 8% simple interest. If the total annual interest earned is ₹520, find the sum lent at 5%.A₹4500B₹3500C₹4000D₹5000
- 988expand_moreKaran borrowed money at SI: 6% for first 4 years, 8% for next 3 years, 10% beyond 7 years. Total interest after 9 years is ₹4,760. How much did he borrow?A₹6,000B₹7,000C₹8,000D₹9,000
- 989expand_moreKaran borrowed money at SI: 6% for first 4 years, 8% for next 3 years, 10% beyond 7 years. Total interest after 9 years is ₹4,760. How much did he borrow?A₹6,000B₹7,000C₹8,000D₹9,000
- 990expand_moreA woman invests ₹20,000. She lends one part to A for 2 years at 8% per annum SI and the rest to B for 2 years at 12% per annum SI. If the total interest from both is ₹4,160, find the amount lent to A.A₹6,000B₹8,000C₹12,000D₹14,000
- 991expand_moreA car traveling at a speed of 50 km/hour can complete a journey in 8 hours. How long will it take to travel the same distance at 40 km/hour?A15 hB9 hC10 hD12 h
- 992expand_moreTrain A leaves Station X at 5:00 AM at 50 km/h. Train B leaves Station Y at 7:30 AM at 80 km/h. Both trains move towards each other. Distance = 500 km. When do they meet?A10:30 AMB11:00 AMC10:23 AMD12:00 PM
- 993expand_moreA circular track has a radius of 21 m. A runner covers 60% of the track. What distance did the runner cover?
(π = 227)A79.2 mB84.6 mC132.0 mD158.4 m - 994expand_moreIn a circle with center O, two chords, PQ and RS, cross each other at right angles. If the distance from the center O to chord PQ is 5 cm, while the distance from O to chord RS is 12 cm, what is the radius of the circle?A13 cmB17 cmC11 cmD15 cm
- 995expand_moreA boat travels 24 km upstream and 28 km downstream in 9 hours. It also travels 30 km upstream and 21 km downstream in 10 hours. Find the speed of the boat in still water.A6.50 km/hB7.45 km/hC10.45 km/hD12 km/h
- 996expand_moreA helicopter covers a distance in 4 hours at 280 km/h. To complete the same journey in 50 minutes, what speed is needed?A1344 km/hB1400 km/hC1500 km/hD1600 km/h
- 997expand_moreA circle with radius r has a tangent line at a point P on the circle. The distance of the tangent from point P to the external point Q is 10 cm. The distance from the center of the circle to point Q is 13 cm. Find the radius of the circle.A69^(12)B24^(12)C39^(12)D59^(12)
- 998expand_moreX (motorcycle, speed = 20 m/s) is 500 m behind Y (truck, speed = 8 m/s) on a circular track of length 2200 m. How far does the motorcycle travel before overtaking the truck?A833.33 mB750 mC900 mD1000 m
- 999expand_moreIn a circle with center O, chords AB and CD are equal in length. If the distance from O to AB is 8 cm, what is the distance from O to CD?A4 cmB8 cmC16 cmD12 cm
- 1000expand_moreA helicopter covers a distance in 4 hours at 280 km/h. To complete the same journey in 50 minutes, what speed is needed?A1344 km/hB1400 km/hC1500 km/hD1600 km/h
- 1001expand_moreA chord of length 16 cm is at a distance of 6 cm from the center of a circle. What is the length of the radius?A8 cmB10 cmC12 cmD14 cm
- 1002expand_moreA circular wall clock has a radius of 28 cm. Calculate the distance covered by the tip of the hour hand in 9 hours, assuming it is positioned at the edge of the clock face? (Use π = 227)A132 cmB135 cmC138 cmD140 cm
- 1003expand_moreA train covers 1.2 km in 1 minute. How far will it travel in 2 hours 15 minutes?A162 kmB156 kmC171 kmD168 km
- 1004expand_moreAn express train covers a fixed distance in 40 minutes at an average speed of 200 km/h. Due to construction work, it needs to be diverted, increasing the distance by 25%. If the train needs to arrive at its destination on time (in 40 minutes), what should its new average speed be in km/h?A250 km/hB260 km/hC270 km/hD280 km/h
- 1005expand_moreThe speed of a train is 90 kmph. Find the distance covered by the train in 120 seconds.A2500 mB2800 mC3000 mD3200 m
- 1006expand_moreThe distance between two circle centers is d. The lengths of direct and transverse common tangents are L and M respectively. If L² + M² = 320 and sum of squares of radii is 160, what is d?A12B8√5C10√5D14
- 1007expand_moreA runner completes 10.8 km in 54 minutes. What is his speed in km/h?A10 km/hB12 km/hC14 km/hD15 km/h
- 1008expand_moreA person travels for 40 minutes at a speed of 200 km/hr. If the distance is increased by 25%, what should be the new speed to cover the new distance in the same time?A250 km/hrB225 km/hrC275 km/hrD300 km/hr
- 1009expand_moreWhat is the minimum distance from the origin (0,0) to a point on the line segment connecting the points A(6, 0) and B(0, 8)?A3.6B4.2C4.8D5.4
- 1010expand_moreTwo ships positioned on opposite sides of a lighthouse observe the angles of elevation to the top of the lighthouse, which are 30° and 45° respectively. Given that the height of the lighthouse is 100 meters, determine the distance between the two ships.A100(√3 - 1) mB100√3 mC100(1/√3+1) mD100(√3+1) m
- 1011expand_moreOn a circular track, a motorcycle starts from point X and a truck starts from point Y, which is 500 m ahead of X in the direction of motion. The speed of the motorcycle is 20 m/s and that of the truck is 8 m/s. If the length of the track is 2.2 km, how much distance will the motorcycle have travelled when it overtakes the truck for the first time?A845.5 mB1,800 mC800 mD833.33m
- 1012expand_moreAn athlete runs a 400-meter race in 32 seconds. His speed in km/h is:A45 km/hB40 km/hC48 km/hD50 km/h
- 1013expand_moreFrom the top of a 50 m tower, the angle of depression of two objects on the same side of the tower are 45 and o 60 . Find the distance between the objects.A8.87 mB21.13 mC28.7 mD28.87 m
- 1014expand_moreA taxi travels at a constant speed of 75 km/h to cover a certain distance in 3 hours and 12 minutes. If road construction increases the time taken by 24 minutes, by what percentage must the taxi's average speed decrease to complete the journey?A10%B11.11%C12.5%D13.33%
- 1015expand_moreTwo motorcycles, M and N, start from points 480 km apart. They travel at constant speeds. If they move towards each other, they meet in 5 hours. If they move in the same direction, they meet in 15 hours. What is the speed of motorcycle M? (Assume M is the faster motorcycle)A55 km/hB64 km/hC70 km/hD80 km/h
- 1016expand_moreFrom an external point M, two tangents MA and MB are drawn to a circle of radius 6 cm. If the angle between the tangents is 90°, find the distance of point M from the center of the circle.A12 cmB6√3𝑐𝑚C6√2𝑐𝑚D6 cm
- 1017expand_moreA man crosses a 150-metre wide street in 30 seconds. His speed in km/hr is:A18 km/hB15 km/hC20 km/hD12 km/h
- 1018expand_moreSuman and Sujata travel the same distance at speeds of 10 km/hr and 12 km/hr respectively. If Suman takes 36 minutes more than Sujata, the distance traveled by each is:A42 kmB45 kmC40 kmD36 km
- 1019expand_moreTwo trains of lengths 180 m and 220 m move in opposite directions at 54 km/h and 36 km/h. Find the time taken to cross each other.A16 secondsB18 secondsC20 secondsD14 seconds
- 1020expand_moreA monument stands 60 meters tall. From its peak, the angles of depression to the top and bottom of a nearby statue are measured at 30° and 60°, respectively. Determine the approximate height of the statue and the horizontal distance separating the monument from the statue.Aheight = 25.4 m, distance = 60 mBheight = 40 m, distance = 34.64 mCheight = 30 m, distance = 40 mDheight = 32 m, distance = 45 m
- 1021expand_moreA chord is drawn in a circle with a radius of 15 cm. If the distance of the chord from the center is 9 cm, what is the length of the chord?A12 cmB15 cmC24 cmD30 cm
- 1022expand_morePrakash and Rahul start from the same point and walk at 6 km/h and 8 km/h respectively, in the same direction. What will be the distance between them after 3 hours?A4 kmB5 kmC6 kmD8 km
- 1023expand_moreA cyclist covers a distance of 1500 m in 6 minutes. What is his speed in km per hour?A12 km/hB15 km/hC18 km/hD20 km/h
- 1024expand_moreThe length of each of two tangents drawn from an external point to a circle is 15 cm. What is the distance from the external point to the center of the circle, if the radius is 8 cm?A12 cmB15 cmC17 cmD23 cm
- 1025expand_moreA company organized training for 120 employees and 15 supervisors. Each employee got a kit with items equal to 12% of total employees. Each supervisor got a kit with items equal to 20% of total employees. How many total kit items were distributed?A1800B2088C2100D2408
- 1026expand_moreThe ratio of the speeds of a train and a truck is 5:6. If the truck covers a distance of 450 km in 5 hours, what is the speed of the train in km/h?A75 km/hB80 km/hC85 km/hD90 km/h
- 1027expand_moreTwo circles have radii 14 cm and 6 cm. If the length of a direct common tangent is 24 cm, what is the distance between their centers?A9√10 cmB8√10 cmC12√10 cmD8 cm
- 1028expand_moreA runner has to cover a distance of 100 km. After running for 5 hours and 20 minutes, he finds that he has completed 2/3rd of the total distance. What is his speed in km/h?A12.5 km/hB17.5 km/hC16.25 km/hD15.5 km/h
- 1029expand_moreA circle has a radius of 13 cm. A chord is drawn at a distance of 5 cm from the center. What is the length of the chord?A12 cmB13 cmC24 cmD26 cm
- 1030expand_moreA person travels between two towns. At 60 km/h, he arrives 1.5 hours early. At 40 km/h, he arrives 1 hour late. What is the distance between the towns?A300 kmB200 kmC220 kmD240 km
- 1031expand_moreSuraj travels at a speed of 30 kmph. Find the distance covered by him in 72 seconds.A650 mB600 mC450 mD700 m
- 1032expand_moreA chord of length 16 cm is at a distance of 6 cm from the center of the circle. Find the radius of the circle.A8 cmB14 cmC12 cmD10 cm
- 1033expand_moreTwo circles have radii 9 cm and 4 cm. The distance between their centers is 13 cm. What is the length of the direct common tangent?A12 cmB10 cmC8 cmD15 cm
- 1034expand_moreA person travels between two towns. At 60 km/h, he arrives 1.5 hours early. At 40 km/h, he arrives 1 hour late. What is the distance between the towns?A300 kmB200 kmC220 kmD240 km
- 1035expand_moreDhiraj goes to his school from his house at a speed of 3.8 km/hr and returns at 2.6 km/hr. If he takes 5 hours going and coming, the distance between his house and school is:A6.79 kmB6.5 kmC7 kmD7.72 km
- 1036expand_moreA bus covers 30% of a journey at a speed of 24 km/h and the remaining distance at a speed of 36 km/h. What is the average speed of the bus for the entire journey?A28.8 km/hB29.4 km/hC30 km/hD31.3 km/h
- 1037expand_moreTwo chords, PQ and RS, are equal in length and are at a distance of 12 cm from the center of a circle. If the radius is 20 cm, what is the length of PQ?A16 cmB24 cmC32 cmD40 cm
- 1038expand_moreA man reduces his speed from 20 kmph to 18 kmph. So, he takes 8 minutes more than the normal time. What is the distance traveled by him?A20 kmB21 kmC22 kmD24 km
- 1039expand_moreA chord of a circle has a length of 12 cm. Its distance from the center is 8 cm. Find the radius of the circle.A10 cmB12 cmC14 cmD15 cm
- 1040expand_moreA chord of a circle has a length of 16 cm. The angle subtended by the chord at a point on the circumference is 45°. What is the distance from the center of the circle to the chord?A8√2 cmB4√2 cmC8 cmD4 cm
- 1041expand_moreAn observer on a cliff 200 m high notices the angles of depression to two ships located on opposite sides as 60° and 30°. Find the distance between the two ships.AmBmCmDm
- 1042expand_moreA circle has radius 5 cm. A tangent is drawn from an external point M. If the length of the tangent is 12 cm, what is the distance from M to the center of the circle?A13 cmB11 cmC15 cmD17 cm
- 1043expand_moreA traveller goes from City P to Q at 24 km/h in 5 hours. To complete it in 3 hours, by how much should speed increase?A16 km/hB20 km/hC24 km/hD28 km/h
- 1044expand_moreTwo motorcycles, M and N, start from points 480 km apart. They travel at constant speeds. If they move towards each other, they meet in 5 hours. If they move in the same direction, they meet in 15 hours. What is the speed of motorcycle M? (Assume M is the faster motorcycle)A55 km/hB64 km/hC70 km/hD80 km/h
- 1045expand_moreWhat is the minimum distance between the centers of two circles having radii 7 cm and 4 cm such that exactly three common tangents exist?A7 cmB3 cmC15 cmD11 cm
- 1046expand_moreOn a circular track, a motorcycle starts from point X and a truck starts from point Y, which is 500 m ahead of X in the direction of motion. The speed of the motorcycle is 20 m/s and that of the truck is 8 m/s. If the length of the track is 2.2 km, how much distance will the motorcycle have travelled when it overtakes the truck for the first time?A845.5 mB1,800 mC800 mD833.33 m
- 1047expand_moreA person cycles from home to work at a speed of 8 km/h and reaches 18 minutes late. If he increases his speed to 12 km/h, he reaches 6 minutes early. What is the distance (in km) from home to work?A8 kmB9.6 kmC10 kmD12 km
- 1048expand_moreTwo cyclists start from the same point on a circular track of length 900 m at 7:00 a.m. and ride in opposite directions. Their speeds are 6 km/h and 9 km/h respectively. At what time will they meet for the fourth time?A7:15:18 a.m.B7:14:24 a.m.C7:30:24 a.m.D7:36:18 a.m.
- 1049expand_moreA point P is outside a circle. The length of the tangent from P is 10 cm, and the distance from P to the center is √125 cm. What is the radius of the circle?A5 cmB10 cmC√5 cmD√15 cm
- 1050expand_moreTwo circles of radii R₁ and R₂ have centers at a distance d apart. If the length of the transverse common tangent is 0, what can be said about d?Ad = R₁ + R₂Bd = R₁ - R₂Cd < R₁ + R₂DCircles are concentric
- 1051expand_moreA common internal tangent connecting two circles is 12 cm long. The distance between the circles' centers is 20 cm. If the larger circle has a radius of 11 cm, what is the radius of the smaller circle?A3 cmB4 cmC5 cmD6 cm
- 1052expand_moreTwo parallel chords measuring 20 cm and 14 cm exist on the same side of center. The distance between them is 3 cm. What is the radius?A√ 143 cmB√ 140 cmC√ 149 cmD√ 134 cm
- 1053expand_moreTwo cyclists start from the same point on a circular track of length 900 m at 7:00 a.m. and ride in opposite directions. Their speeds are 6 km/h and 9 km/h respectively. At what time will they meet for the fourth time?A7:15:18 a.m.B7:14:24 a.m.C7:30:24 a.m.D7:36:18 a.m.
- 1054expand_moreAn athlete runs a 200-meter race in 20 seconds. How much is his speed in km/h?A36 km/hB40 km/hC45 km/hD30 km/h
- 1055expand_moreA person crosses a 700 m long street in 5 minutes. What is his speed in km per hour?A8.3 km/hB8.4 km/hC8 km/hD5.4 km/h
- 1056expand_moreTwo circles of radii 6 cm and 2 cm are such that the distance between their centers is 8 cm. How many common tangents can be drawn?A0B1C2D3
- 1057expand_moreA man standing on the top of a 150 m high tower observes the angles of depression of two cars on opposite sides of the tower to be 30° and 60°. What is the distance between the two cars?A200√3 mB150√3 mC100√3 mD300 m
- 1058expand_moreThree runners on 2.5km circular track start at same point, speeds 8, 10, 12 km/h. From 9am to 3pm, how many times meet at start?A1 timeB2 timesC5 timesD4 times
- 1059expand_moreA circle with a radius of 20 cm. A chord of length 32 cm is drawn. What is the distance from the center of the circle to the chord?A16 cmB12 cmC8 cmD4 cm
- 1060expand_moreA 50-litre mixture of oil and water has 16% water. How many litres of oil must be added to make water content 10%?A10 litresB15 litresC20 litresD30 litres
- 1061expand_moreAlloy X contains copper and zinc in ratio 3:2, and Alloy Y in ratio 4:5. If 15 kg of X and 18 kg of Y are melted together, find the ratio of copper to zinc in the new alloy.A17:16B15:14C19:17D11:9
- 1062expand_moreFour varieties of wheat costing ₹30/kg, ₹45/kg, ₹60/kg and an unknown price are mixed in ratio 1:2:3:4. The mixture is sold at ₹46/kg with 15% profit. What is the cost of the fourth variety?A₹50/kgB₹25/kgC₹60/kgD₹65/kg
- 1063expand_moreAn 84-litre mixture has milk and water in the ratio 5:2. If 21 litres of the mixture is removed and 12 litres of pure milk is added, what is the new ratio of milk to water?A13:8B27:14C19:6D21:11
- 1064expand_moreA mixture of 50 litres has juice and water in the ratio 3:2. How much water should be added so that the new ratio becomes 3:4?A20 litresB15 litresC25 litresD10 litres
- 1065expand_moreTea costing Rs. 120/kg is mixed with tea costing Rs. 180/kg to obtain a mixture costing Rs. 150/kg. Find the ratio in which they are mixed.A1 : 1B2 : 1C1 : 2D3 : 2
- 1066expand_moreA trader mixes two qualities of coffee. The first quality costs ₹240 per kg and is mixed with the second quality in the ratio 5:7. If the mixture is sold at ₹200 per kg (at no profit, no loss), what is the cost per kg of the second quality of coffee (to the nearest integer)?A₹168B₹171C₹175D₹180
- 1067expand_moreA vendor mixes two types of tea - one costing ₹150 per kg and another costing ₹200 per kg, in the ratio 2:3. If he sells the mixture at ₹180 per kg, find his gain or loss percent.A4% GainB4% LossC6% LossDno loss, no gain
- 1068expand_moreA milkman mixes water with pure milk. If he sells the mixture at the cost price of pure milk and makes a profit of 25%, what is the ratio of water to milk in the mixture?A1:3B1:4C1:5D2:5
- 1069expand_moreFrom a 54-litre container of pure milk, 9 litres are removed and replaced by water. This process is repeated three times in total. What is the final quantity of milk left in the container?A30.37 litresB31.25 litresC34.29 litresD36.10 litres
- 1070expand_moreTwo spices priced at ₹80 per kg and ₹160 per kg are blended. They are sold at ₹140 per kg, achieving a profit margin of 25%. What is the ratio of the two spices in the mixture?A3:2B2:1C1:2D3:1
- 1071expand_moreAn 80-litre mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 7:1. Some quantity of this mixture is removed and replaced with pure milk. If the final ratio of milk to water becomes 15:1, how many litres of the mixture were replaced?A40 litresB18 litresC32 litresD46 litres
- 1072expand_moreA tank holds a mixture of Strawberry, Blueberry, and Raspberry juices in the ratio of 6:9:5 respectively. 40 litres of this mixture is taken out, and then 15 litres of strawberry juice and 10 litres of raspberry juice are added to the tank. If the resultant quantity of blueberry juice is 22 litres more than the resultant quantity of strawberry juice, what was the initial quantity of mixture (approximate) in the tank (in litres)?A287B300C320D340
- 1073expand_moreA 50-litre mixture contains juice and water in the ratio 3:2. How much water (in litres) must be added to this mixture to change the ratio of juice to water to 3:4?A12 litresB15 litresC18 litresD20 litres
- 1074expand_moreThree types of grain costing ₹50/kg, ₹70/kg, and unknown price are mixed in ratio 2:3:2. If sold at ₹64/kg with 20% profit, what is the price of the third variety?A₹31.6/kgB₹32.8/kgC₹24.2/kgD₹36/kg
- 1075expand_moreA 60 litre mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 7:5. How much water should be added to make the ratio 7:8?A15 litresB12 litresC18 litresD20 litres
- 1076expand_moreTwo distinct qualities of wheat, one priced at ₹90 per kilogram and the other at ₹135 per kilogram, are mixed in an undisclosed proportion. The resultant blend is sold at ₹150 per kilogram, securing a profit margin of 25% on the overall cost price. Determine the ratio in which the two wheat varieties were mixed.A1:2B2:3C3:4D1:5
- 1077expand_moreA mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 3 : 5. If the total quantity is 40 litres, how much milk should be added to make the ratio 1 : 1?A10 litresB15 litresC20 litresD25 litres
- 1078expand_moreHow many kilograms of wheat costing ₹52 per kg must be mixed with 30 kg of wheat costing ₹40 per kg so that a 20% gain may be obtained by selling the mixture at ₹54 per kg?A18.2 kgB21.4 kgC24 kgD28.5 kg
- 1079expand_moreThe overall average marks for all students in a school is 72. Science stream students have an average of 85, while Arts stream students have an average of 65. If there are 25 Science students, determine the number of Arts students.A35.5B40C46.4D50
- 1080expand_moreA chord in a circle with radius 12 cm subtends an angle of 120° at the center. What is the area of the minor segment?A( 48𝜋−36√3) sq. cmB( 36𝜋−48√3) sq. cmC( 60𝜋−36√3) sq. cmD( 72𝜋−36√3) sq. cm
- 1081expand_moreThree concentric circles have diameters in arithmetic progression. Smallest circumference is 8π cm, largest is 18π cm. What is the middle circumference?A11π cmB12π cmC13π cmD14π cm
- 1082expand_moreA square has a perimeter of 100 cm. What is the area of the square?A652 cm²B892 cm²C625 cm²D825 cm²
- 1083expand_moreTwo circles with radii r₁ and r₂ touch each other internally. If the length of their common tangent is T, which of the following is the correct relationship between T, r₁, and r₂?AT = 2(r₁ - r₂)BT = √(r₁² - r₂²)CT = r₁ - r₂DT = 2√(r₁r₂)
- 1084expand_moreA circular disc of radius 6 cm is inscribed in a square. What is the approximate area of the remaining portion of the square?A28.30 cm²B45.75 cm²C30.96 cm²D72.50 cm²
- 1085expand_moreTwo triangles XYZ and LMN are such that XY = LM, YZ = MN and XZ = LN. By which property are they congruent?ASASBSSSCRHSDASA
- 1086expand_moreThe centroid of triangle ABC is G(2, 4). If A is (5, 2) and B is (-1, 6), find the coordinates of C.A(2, 4)B(3, 5)C(2, 3)D(4, 4)
- 1087expand_moreA hexagon is drawn inside a circle with a radius of 14 cm. Determine the approximate area of the hexagon.A495 cm²B535 cm²C520 cm²D509 cm²
- 1088expand_moreIn triangle PQR, medians PM and QN intersect at G. If the length of median PM is 15 cm, what is the length of the segment PG?A4 cmB5 cmC7.5 cmD10 cm
- 1089expand_moreIf two circles of radius 6 cm and 2 cm have their centers 10 cm apart, what is the length of the direct common tangent?A6 cm.B8 cm.C2 √(21) cm.D√(37) cm.
- 1090expand_moreA right-angled triangle has legs of 9 cm and 12 cm. A second right-angled triangle is similar to the first, and its hypotenuse is 45 cm. What is the area of the second triangle?A216 cm²B324 cm²C405 cm²D486 cm²
- 1091expand_moreA garden is in the shape of a regular hexagon, each side 10 m. If 10% of it is occupied by a square seating area, find the approximate remaining area. (Take √3 ≈ 1.732)A233.82 m²B245.60 m²C259.80 m²D220.50 m²
- 1092expand_moreA circle is inscribed in a regular hexagon. What is the angle subtended by one side of the hexagon at the center of the circle?A60°B30°C45°D72°
- 1093expand_moreIn a circle, chords PM and QN intersect at O. If PM = 15 cm and PO:OM = 2:1, find the length of OM.A10 cmB7.5 cmC5 cmD6 cm
- 1094expand_moreA triangular prism has base side lengths 5 cm, 6 cm, and 7 cm and height 10 cm. What is its lateral surface area?A180 cm²B160 cm²C150 cm²D140 cm²
- 1095expand_moreConsider two triangles, △ KLM and △ XYZ. It is stated that these two triangles are congruent to each other, which is denoted as △ KLM ≅ △ XYZ and ∠ K = 65°, what is the measure of ∠ X?A55°B60°C65°D115°
- 1096expand_moreA right triangle has sides 5, 12, and 13. A smaller similar triangle is inscribed with a perimeter of 10. What is its area?A2.5B3.33C5D7.5
- 1097expand_moreTwo circles of radii 9 cm and 4 cm touch each other externally. Find the length of their direct common tangent.A13 cmB12 cmC10 cmD11 cm
- 1098expand_moreThe area of a regular octagon is made of how many congruent triangles?A6B7C8D9
- 1099expand_moreA line is tangent to a circle at point A. If a chord AB has a length of 8 cm and makes an angle of 30 degrees with the tangent, what is the radius of the circle?A4 cm.B8 cm.C4 √(3) cm.D8 √(3) cm.
- 1100expand_moreFrom a point P outside a circle, a tangent PT and a secant PAB are drawn. If PT = 8 cm and AB = 12 cm, what is the length of the segment PA?A4 cmB6 cmC8 cmD12 cm
- 1101expand_moreIf two circles are touching externally how many common tangents do they have?A1B2C3D4
- 1102expand_moreTwo circles of radii 9 cm and 4 cm touch each other externally. Find the length of their direct common tangent.A13 cmB12 cmC10 cmD11 cm
- 1103expand_moreIn triangles DEF and PQR, if DE = PQ, EF = QR, and FD = RP, which congruence criterion shows that triangle DEF is congruent to triangle PQR?ASSSBSASCASADRHS
- 1104expand_moreA triangle can have:ATwo obtuse anglesBOne acute angle and two right anglesCOnly one obtuse angleDThree angles each equal to 70°
- 1105expand_moreA circle with a radius of 10 cm, and a chord makes a 60 degree angle at the center. What is the length of that chord?A5 cm.B10 cm.C10 √(3) cm.D10 √(2) cm.
- 1106expand_moreIn a triangle with vertices A(x, y), B(6, –2), and C(3, 8), the Centroid is at G(5, 3). What are the coordinates of vertex A?A(5, 2)B(6, 3)C(7, 4)D(8, 5)
- 1107expand_moreA regular hexagonal mirror has a side of 18 cm. If 12% of the mirror area is covered by the frame, what is the visible glass area?A690.2 cm2B710.5 cm2C740.7 cm2D758.6 cm2
- 1108expand_moreThe number of triangles formed by diagonals from one vertex of a decagon is:A7B8C9D10
- 1109expand_moreThe line segment from the center of a circle to the midpoint of a chord is 8 cm long. If the radius is 17 cm, what is the length of the chord?A15 cmB20 cmC25 cmD30 cm
- 1110expand_moreFrom an external point P, two tangents PA and PB are drawn to a circle. If the length of PA is 15 cm, find the length of PB.A10 cmB12 cmC15 cmD18 cm
- 1111expand_moreA rectangular field has an area of 800 square meters. If its length were decreased by 10 meters and its width increased by 4 meters, the area of the field would remain the same. Find the original dimensions (length and width) of the field.ALength = 40 m, Width = 20 mBLength = 100 m, Width = 8 mCLength = 80 m, Width = 10 mDLength = 50 m, Width = 16 m
- 1112expand_moreTwo hemispheres of radii 3 cm and 5 cm respectively are melted and recast into another hemisphere. What is the approximate total surface area of the newly formed hemisphere?A245cm²B280cm²C268cm²D292cm²
- 1113expand_moreA chord CD of a circle has a length of 12 cm. The angle subtended by the chord at a point E on the major arc is 45°. Find the radius of the circle.A6√2𝑐𝑚B8 cmC8√2𝑐𝑚D12 cm
- 1114expand_moreFrom an external point M, a tangent MT is drawn to a circle with center O. If OT = 8 cm and OM = 17 cm, find the area of the circle.A64𝜋 cm²B225𝜋 cm²C289𝜋 cm²D49𝜋 cm²
- 1115expand_moreA prism has a base perimeter of 30 cm and height 7 cm. If its total surface area is 282 cm2, what is the area of both bases combined?A42 cm2B36 cm2C66 cm2D72 cm2
- 1116expand_moreThe side of a regular hexagon is two-thirds the side of an equilateral triangle. If the perimeter of the triangle is 27 cm, what is the perimeter of the hexagon?A18 cmB36 cmC24 cmD42 cm
- 1117expand_moreA tent designed as a rectangular prism features a rectangular base with an area of 28 m² and a height of 5 m. What is the volume of this tent?A120 m³B130 m³C140 m³D150 m³
- 1118expand_moreWhat is the area of a segment formed by a chord in a circle of radius 10 cm, when the angle subtended at center is 120°?ABCD
- 1119expand_moreA cone has base area equal to its lateral surface area. If radius = r, find slant height l.ArB2rC3rD4r
- 1120expand_moreA regular hexagon has a perimeter of 48 cm. What is its approximate area? (Take √3 = 1.732)A156.25 cm²B166.27 cm²C186.35 cm²D176.40 cm²
- 1121expand_moreIf the angle subtended by a chord at the center is 120°, what is the angle subtended at a point on the circle in the corresponding major segment?A60°B120°C30°D90°
- 1122expand_moreA store sign is a 5m × 4m rectangle with a 2m × 1m rectangle cut out. Painting cost is ₹180/m². How much will the painting cost for the exposed area?A₹3,960B₹3,600C₹3,240D₹4,200
- 1123expand_moreA square pyramid has a base side of 12 cm and a slant height of 10 cm. Find its lateral surface area.A240 cm²B120 cm²C480 cm²D360 cm²
- 1124expand_moreWhich of the following statements is always true for an equilateral triangle?AThe Incenter and circumcenter are different points.BThe Centroid is the midpoint of the altitude.CThe Orthocenter, Centroid, Incenter, and Circumcenter all coincide.DThe Orthocenter is always outside the triangle.
- 1125expand_moreTwo triangles, △ ABC and △ DEF, have AB = DE, ∠ ABC = ∠ DEF, and BC = EF. By what rule are they congruent?ASSSBASACSASDRHS
- 1126expand_moreTwo triangles △ 𝑋𝑌𝑍 and △ 𝐿𝑀𝑁 are such that XY = LM, YZ = MN and XZ = LN. By which property are they congruent?ASASBSSSCRHSDASA
- 1127expand_moreTwo circles intersect at two points. Which of the following statements is true?AOnly two common tangents existBThey must be concentricCThe external tangents do not existDThe number of tangents is always four
- 1128expand_moreIf base perimeter = 48 cm and slant height = 12 cm, what is the lateral surface area of a square pyramid?A288 cm²B192 cm²C240 cm²D320 cm²
- 1129expand_moreTwo circles of radii 4 cm and 9 cm touch each other externally. Find the length of their direct common tangent.A6 cmB10 cmC12 cmD13 cm
- 1130expand_moreA right triangular prism has a base area of 24 cm2 and height 10 cm. What is its volume?A120 cm3B240 cm3C480 cm3D360 cm3
- 1131expand_moreA right triangle has vertices at P(0, 0), Q(10, 0), and R(0, 24). What are the coordinates of its Circumcenter?A(5, 12)B(12, 5)C(10, 24)D(0, 0)
- 1132expand_moreThe area of a triangle is 25 cm². If a similar triangle has sides three times the corresponding sides of the first triangle, find its area.A75 cm²B150 cm²C225 cm²D300 cm²
- 1133expand_moreA man walks a square plot of area 121 m². If he walks once around its boundary, how far does he walk?A44 mB46 mC48 mD52 m
- 1134expand_moreA sector of a circle with radius 8 cm has a central angle of 45°. What is the area of the corresponding segment?A(8π - 16 √ 2 ) cm²B(8π - 32) cm²C(16π - 32) cm²D(16π - 64) cm²
- 1135expand_moreTwo tangents are drawn from point P to a circle such that the angle between them is 80°. Find the angle between the radii at the points of contact.A80°B100°C90°D110°
- 1136expand_moreA square and a rectangle have equal areas. The square's side is 20 cm, and the rectangle's length is 25 cm. Find its breadth.A15 cmB16 cmC14 cmD12 cm
- 1137expand_moreWhat is the area of the segment formed by a chord in a circle of radius 10 cm, if the angle subtended at the center is 90°?A25π – 50B50π – 50C100π – 50D25π – 25
- 1138expand_moreWhat is the area of a sector of a circle with radius 9 cm and central angle 80°?A18π cm²B27π cm²C36π/5 cm²D72π/5 cm²
- 1139expand_moreIn a circle of radius r, a chord subtends an angle θ (in radians) at the center. Which expression represents the length of the minor arc?ArθB1/2r2θC2rsin θ/2D2πr
- 1140expand_moreIf the lateral surface area of a cylinder is 320 cm² and height is 10 cm, what is the radius?A4π cmB5 cmC16/π cmD8 cm
- 1141expand_moreA sector of radius 14 cm has an area of 154 cm². Find the angle of the sector.A90°B120°C45°D75°
- 1142expand_moreIn a circle, points P, Q, R, and S lie on the circumference such that chords PR and QS intersect at the center, and both angle RPQ and angle RSQ are subtended by the same arc RQ. If angle RPQ = 50 degrees, what is the measure of angle RSQ?A40 degreesB50 degreesC100 degreesD130 degrees
- 1143expand_moreA circle is inscribed in a right triangle with legs of length 10 and 24. What is the radius of the circle?A2B4C6D8
- 1144expand_moreA right-angled triangle ABC ( ∠𝐵 = 90 ) has sides AB = 8 cm and BC = 15 cm. A perpendicular BD is dropped onto the hypotenuse AC. Find the length of AD.A3.76 cmB3.01 cmC4.12 cmD5.24 cm
- 1145expand_moreWhat is the maximum possible length of a chord in a circle with a diameter of 28 cm?A14cmB21cmC28cmD56cm
- 1146expand_moreIn a right triangle, one of the acute angles is 30°. What is the measure of the exterior angle at the right-angled vertex?A30°B60°C120°D90°
- 1147expand_moreA garden is circular with a border 3 m wide around it. The total area including border is 794 m², and the garden area alone is 379.94 m². What is the radius of the garden?A10.5 mB11 mC11.5 mD12 m
- 1148expand_moreA circular garden having a radius of 28 cm. If 80% of it is cultivated, what is the area of garden remaining uncultivated?A193.6 cm²B246.4 cm²C492.8 cm²D615.4 cm²
- 1149expand_moreA chord of length 16 cm is at a distance of 6 cm from the center of a circle. What is the length of the radius?A8 cmB10 cmC12 cmD14 cm
- 1150expand_moreTwo chords XY and MN intersect at point E inside a circle. If XE = 4 cm, EY = 9 cm, and ME = 3 cm, find the length of EN.A10 cmB15 cmC14 cmD12 cm
- 1151expand_moreA square tile of area 225 cm² is cut into two equal rectangular tiles. What will be the perimeter of each new tile?A38 cmB42 cmC44 cmD45 cm
- 1152expand_moreWhat is the central angle (in radians) of a sector with arc length 12 cm in a circle of radius 4 cm?A2 radiansB3 radiansC4 radiansD5 radians
- 1153expand_moreA square field has a diagonal of √98 m. What is its area?A48 m²B49 m²C50 m²D52 m²
- 1154expand_moreA chord separates a circle into two segments. If the angle formed by the chord at the center is 120°, what is the angle formed at a point located in the major segment?A60°B120°C240°D180°
- 1155expand_moreFind the area of a sector of a circle with radius 12 cm and central angle π/5 radians.A30.16 cm²B45.24 cm²C60.48 cm²D75.6 cm²
- 1156expand_moreIn a circle, two chords AB and CD intersect at point P inside the circle. If AP = 4 cm, PB = 6 cm, and CP = 3 cm, find the length of PD.A10 cmB6 cmC4 cmD8 cm
- 1157expand_moreA right-angled triangle has perpendicular sides of length p and q, and hypotenuse r. Which formula gives the value of the radius of the circle inscribed within this triangle?A(p + q - r) / 2B(p + q + r) / 2C(p2 + q2) / rD1 * (pqr) / (p + q + r)
- 1158expand_moreIn a right-angled triangle, the Orthocenter lies at which of the following points?AThe midpoint of the hypotenuse.BThe vertex of the right angle.CA point on the hypotenuse but not the midpoint.DThe midpoint of one of the legs.
- 1159expand_moreA chord AB is drawn in a circle with center O. The tangent at A and the tangent at B meet at a point P. If angle APB = 40 degrees, measure the angle subtended by the chord AB at the circumference of the circle?A40 degreesB50 degreesC70 degreesD140 degrees
- 1160expand_moreA line is drawn from a point P located 13 cm away from the center O of a circle with radius 5 cm. If the line is tangent to the circle, what is the length of the tangent from point P to the point of contact with the circle?A8 cmB9 cmC12 cmD10 cm
- 1161expand_moreThe angle between two tangents drawn from an external point to a circle is 75 . What is the angle subtended by the chord connecting their points of contact at the center? ∘A75 ∘B105 ∘C90 ∘D150
- 1162expand_moreIf the radius of a circle is tripled, what happens to its area?ATripledBSextupledCNonupled (9 times)DQuadrupled
- 1163expand_moreA point P is 17 cm away from the center of a circle. A tangent is drawn from P to the circle, and its length is 15 cm. What is the area of the circle?A64𝜋 cm²B289𝜋 cm²C225 𝜋 cm²D81 𝜋 cm²
- 1164expand_moreWhat is the area of the segment formed by a chord in a circle of radius 10 cm, if the angle subtended at the center is 90°?A25π - 25√2B50π - 50C50π - 25√2D25π - 50
- 1165expand_moreA chord of length 30 cm lies 8 cm away from the center of a circle. What is the approximate radius of the circle?A13 cmB15 cmC17 cmD20 cm
- 1166expand_moreFour non-overlapping, non-touching circles are drawn in a plane. What is the maximum number of distinct common tangents that can be drawn to them in total?A16B18C20D24
- 1167expand_moreA circle that has a diameter of 10 centimeters. A line is tangent to the circle. What is the angle between the tangent and the diameter at the point of contact?A30°B45°C90°D180°
- 1168expand_moreIn a circle, the angle subtended by chord PQ at the center is 110°. What is the measure of angle ∠ PRQ, where R lies on the major arc of the circle?A55°B110°C70°D125°
- 1169expand_moreIn a cyclic quadrilateral PQRS, PQ is the diameter of the circle. If angle PRS is 35°, what is the measure of angle QPS?A35°B45°C55°D65°
- 1170expand_moreChord AB and chord CD are equal and subtend angles of 50° and x° at the center respectively. Find x.A25°B50°C75°D100°
- 1171expand_moreCircular path 2m wide around park (radius 10m). Area of path?A131.1 m²B138.2 m²C144.5 m²D150.7 m²
- 1172expand_moreA chord of a circle subtends an angle of 80° at the center. What is the angle subtended at a point on the circle in the major segment?A30°B40°C60°D80°
- 1173expand_moreA sector with radius 12 cm has area 132 cm². Find the central angle.A105°B110°C115°D120°
- 1174expand_moreThe Incenter of a triangle is located at (3, 4). The length of the altitude from the Incenter to side AB is 2 units. What is the radius of the triangle's incircle?A2 unitsB3 unitsC4 unitsD5 units
- 1175expand_moreA triangle has sides 12 cm and 16 cm, and the angle between them is 150°. What is its area?A48 cm²B96 cm²Ccm²Dcm²
- 1176expand_moreFor a triangle with one interior angle greater than 90°, where is its Orthocenter located?AOn one of the sides of the triangle.BOutside the triangle.CInside the triangle.DAt one of the vertices of the triangle.
- 1177expand_moreIf the perimeter of a regular hexagon is 72 cm, what is the side length?A10 cmB12 cmC14 cmD16 cm
- 1178expand_moreThe base of a prism is a rectangle whose length is three times its width. The perimeter of the base is 40 cm. The prism's height decreases in an arithmetic progression from 20 cm in the first layer to 12 cm in the third layer. What is the total volume of the prism?A3200 cm³B4000 cm³C4500 cm³D3600 cm³
- 1179expand_moreThe radii of three concentric circles are in arithmetic progression. If the innermost radius is 7 cm and the outermost is 21 cm, what is the radius of the middle circle?A12 cmB11 cmC10 cmD14 cm
- 1180expand_moreIn triangle ABC, DE is parallel to BC with D on AB and E on AC. If AD = 4 cm, DB = 12 cm, and AE = 5 cm, find EC.A10 cmB12 cmC15 cmD20 cm
- 1181expand_moreA regular hexagon is inscribed inside a circle of radius 10 cm. Find the area of the hexagon.A210.50 cm²B314.16 cm²C173.20 cm²D259.81 cm²
- 1182expand_moreA chord subtends an angle of 80° at the center of a circle. What is the measure of the angle subtended by the same chord at any point on the major arc of the circle?A40°B80°C160°D100°
- 1183expand_moreIf a triangle has an obtuse angle, where is its Circumcenter located?AOn the longest side of the triangle.BOn the vertex of the obtuse angle.CInside the triangle.DOutside the triangle.
- 1184expand_moreTwo right-angled triangular panels, LMN and PQR, have ∠ M = ∠ Q = 90°. If the hypotenuse LN equals PR and side LM equals PQ, are the triangles congruent? If so, by what rule?AYes, by SSSBYes, by SASCYes, by RHSDYes, by ASA
- 1185expand_moreWhen two circles do not intersect and do not touch each other, how many common tangents can be drawn?A2B3C4D1
- 1186expand_moreThe area of a sector of a circle of radius 6 cm with central angle 120° is:A12π cm²B18π cm²C24π cm²D30π cm²
- 1187expand_moreA right triangle XYZ is inscribed in a circle with a diameter of 13 cm. An altitude from Y is drawn to the hypotenuse XZ. If the length of leg XY is 5 cm, what is the length of segment XH on the hypotenuse?A25/13cmB3711 cmC2 cmD712 cm
- 1188expand_moreA circle of radius 12 cm has a sector with a central angle of 90°. Find the area of the minor segment formed by the chord of this sector. ( 𝜋 = 3.14)A41.04 cm²B36.52 cm²C45.18 cm²D39.24 cm²
- 1189expand_moreIn △ PQR, medians PL, QM, and RN intersect at centroid G. If the area of △ PQR is 72 cm², what is the area of △ GQR?A12 cm²B18 cm²C24 cm²D36 cm²
- 1190expand_moreA water tank is shaped like a composite solid: the bottom part is a cylinder with a base area of 50 cm² and height 2m, while the top part is a rectangular prism with base 20 cm × 30 cm and height 1.5 m. What is the total volume of the tank in liters?
(1 m³ = 1000 L)A80 LB90 LC100 LD110 L - 1191expand_moreA composite wall consists of a rectangle 12 m by 9 m with a triangular window of base 4 m and height 3 m cut out. If the wall needs to be painted at Rs. 120 per m², find the painting cost after deducting the window area.ARs. 12,528BRs. 11,880CRs. 12,240DRs. 11,520
- 1192expand_moreA rectangular prism has a base area of 36 cm². If its height is increased by 25% from the original height of 12 cm, what is the new volume?A432 cm³B486 cm³C504 cm³D540 cm³
- 1193expand_moreIf the numerical value of the volume of a cube is equal to the numerical value of its surface area, find the side length of the cube.A3 unitsB4 unitsC6 unitsD8 units
- 1194expand_moreA rectangular plot has a length of 14.5 m and a width of 8.4 m. What is its area ?A121.8 m²B120.4 m²C122.6 m²D119.8 m²
- 1195expand_moreIn a circle, chord PQ and chord RS intersect at T such that PT : TQ = 3 : 4 and RT : TS = 6 : 5. If PQ = and RS = , which of the following is true?ABCD
- 1196expand_moreIn a cyclic quadrilateral PQRS, if angle P is 110°, what is the measure of angle R?A70°B80°C90°D110°
- 1197expand_moreFrom a point outside a circle, two tangents are drawn to the circle. If one of the tangents measures 15 cm, what is the length of the other tangent?A10 cmB12 cmC15 cmD20 cm
- 1198expand_moreA circular medallion of radius 28 cm is fitted perfectly inside a square box. Find the area of unused square space around the circle.A672 cm²B698.67 cm²C625.33 cm²D710 cm²
- 1199expand_more△ PQR has sides PQ = 8 cm, QR = 10 cm, PR = 12 cm. △ LMN is congruent to △ PQR. What is the perimeter of △ LMN?A20 cmB24 cmC30 cmD36 cm
- 1200expand_moreThe volume of a hemisphere is numerically equal to three times its curved surface area. Find the radius of the hemisphere.A9 cmB10.5 cmC12 cmD14 cm
- 1201expand_moreThe radii of two circles are 6 cm and 2 cm. The centers of the two circles are 10 cm apart. What is the length of a transverse common tangent?A12 cmB8 cmC10 cmD6 cm
- 1202expand_moreIf the curved surface area of a hemisphere is 308 cm², find its diameter. (Take 𝜋 = 227)A7 cmB14 cmC10.5 cmD21 cm
- 1203expand_moreConsider a right trapezoidal field. Its two parallel sides are 40 meters and 60 meters long. One of its non-parallel sides, which acts as the height, measures 25 meters. What is the area of this field?A1200 square metersB1250 square metersC1300 square metersD1350 square meters
- 1204expand_moreIf a chord subtends an angle of 75° at the center, the angle it subtends at the circumference on the same side is:A35°B37.5°C45°D60°
- 1205expand_moreFrom an external point P, a tangent PT is drawn to a circle. A secant PAB passes through the circle such that PA = 9 cm and AB = 7 cm. Find the length of the tangent PT.A10 cmB12 cmC14 cmD16 cm
- 1206expand_moreTriangle PQR has its centroid at point G(2, -1), and vertex P is located at (-4, 5). If point M is the midpoint of side QR, what are the coordinates of M?A(4, -3)B(5, -4)C(3, -2)D(6, -5)
- 1207expand_moreIn triangle ABC, an altitude AD is drawn from point A to side BC. Given the coordinates A(1, 5), B(2, 1), and C(6, 3), what is the slope of the line representing altitude AD?A2B-2C−12D12
- 1208expand_moreTwo circles with radii 7 cm and 3 cm have centers 12 cm apart. How many common tangents can be drawn?A1B2C3D4
- 1209expand_moreA circle is inscribed in a right-angled triangle whose perpendicular sides are 9 cm and 12 cm. Find the radius of the inscribed circle.A2 cmB3 cmC4 cmD5 cm
- 1210expand_moreThe angles of a quadrilateral are in the ratio 1:3:4:4. What is the measure of the largest angle?A90°B108°C120°D135°
- 1211expand_moreIn triangles DEF and PQR, if DE = PQ, EF = QR, and FD = RP, which congruence criterion shows that triangle DEF is congruent to triangle PQR?ASSSBSASCASADRHS
- 1212expand_moreA rectangular sheet has an area equal to a square plot. If the sheet measures 64 m in length and 25 m in breadth, and the square plot has an area equal to the sheet, find the perimeter of the square plot.A120 mB140 mC160 mD180 m
- 1213expand_moreWhat is the area of the segment formed by a chord in a circle of radius 6 cm, if the angle subtended at the center is 120°?A12𝜋 − 9√3B12𝜋 − 18√3C36𝜋 − 9√3D12𝜋 − 9
- 1214expand_moreThe lateral surface area of a square pyramid is three times its base area. If the side of the base is 8 cm, find the slant height of the pyramid.A10 cmB16 cmC14 cmD12 cm
- 1215expand_moreIn a triangle, two angles are 48° and 72°. What is the measure of the third angle?A60°B58°C62°D66°
- 1216expand_moreIn a circle, the chords AB and CD are equal. The angle subtended by AB at the circumference is 65°. What is the angle subtended by CD at the circumference?A32.5°B65°C130°D145°
- 1217expand_moreA triangle has vertices at X(1,2), Y(4,6), and Z(-3,5). What is its area?A10.5 square unitsB12.5 square unitsC11.5 square unitsD14.5 square units
- 1218expand_moreIf in triangle ABC, DE || BC and AD/DB = 12, and AE = 5 cm, then EC is:A2.5 cmB5 cmC10 cmD7.5 cm
- 1219expand_moreA circular garden has a radius of 18 m. A 2.5 m wide pathway is constructed around it. What is the approximate area of the pathway?A282 m²B302 m²C314 m²D328 m²
- 1220expand_moreIn an equilateral triangle, if the inradius is 4 cm, what is the circumradius?A8 cmB6 cmC10 cmD12 cm
- 1221expand_moreFrom point X outside a circle, tangent XY and secant XAB are drawn. If XY = 8 cm and XA = 4 cm, find the length of the chord AB.A12 cmB16 cmC8 cmD10 cm
- 1222expand_moreThe length of a direct common tangent to two circles is 12 cm. Their centers are 13 cm apart. If the larger circle has a radius of 8 cm, what is the radius of the smaller circle?A2 cmB3 cmC4 cmD5 cm
- 1223expand_moreIn a circle PM and QN intersect at point O. If PM = 15 cm, find the length of OM.A10 cmB7.5 cmC5 cmD6 cm
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- 1225expand_moreA right-angled triangle ABC (∠B = 90°) has sides AB = 8 cm and BC = 15 cm. A perpendicular BD is dropped onto the hypotenuse AC. Find the length of AD.A3.76 cmB3.01 cmC4.12 cmD5.24 cm
- 1226expand_moreA tangent PQ is drawn from point P to a circle with center O. If OP = 25 cm and the radius is 7 cm, find the length of the tangent PQ.A18 cmB24 cmC32 cmD20 cm
- 1227expand_moreIn △ ABC, AD is the perpendicular bisector of BC. Are the triangles ABD and ACD congruent? If so, by what rule?AYes, by SSSBYes, by ASACYes, by SASDNo, they are not congruent
- 1228expand_moreIn triangle ABC, DE is drawn parallel to BC, intersecting AB and AC at D and E respectively. If AD=3, DB=6, and AE=4, find EC.A4B6C8D2
- 1229expand_moreA regular hexagonal nut has outer side 6 cm and inner hollow side 3 cm. What is the material approximate area in the cross-section?A60 cm²B70 cm²C56 cm²D66 cm²
- 1230expand_moreTriangle PQR has vertices P(1, 1), Q(4, 1), and R(1, 5). Triangle STU has vertices S(6, 2), T(9, 2), and U(6, 6). Are these two triangles congruent?AYes, by SSSBYes, by SASCYes, by ASADNo, they are not congruent
- 1231expand_moreThe areas of three adjacent faces of a cuboid are 60 cm², 72 cm², and 90 cm². What is the volume of the cuboid?A623.50 cm³B633.50 cm³C642 cm³D643 cm³
- 1232expand_moreA circular plate having a radius of 10 cm and is surrounded by a decorative rim that is 2 cm wide. What is the area of the rim?A120.51 cm²B130.69 cm²C138.23 cm²D158.34 cm²
- 1233expand_moreA square field of side 35 m has a circular pond. If pond area is 770 m², what is remaining area?A455 m²B480 m²C505 m²D545 m²
- 1234expand_moreA triangle with all its angles less than 90° has its Orthocenter located where?AInside the triangle.BOutside the triangle.COn one of the sides of the triangle.DOn one of the vertices of the triangle.
- 1235expand_moreIn a circle, a chord PQ subtends an angle of 50° at point R on the circumference. What is the angle it subtends at point S on the circumference, on the same side as R?A25°B50°C100°D150°
- 1236expand_moreA sector of a circle having a radius of 10 cm and has a central angle of 3π/4 radians. What is the area of the sector?A30 π cm²B37.5 π cm²C45 π cm²D75 π cm²
- 1237expand_moreA hemispherical bowl has a diameter of 14 cm. Find its curved surface area. (Use 𝜋 = 227)A208 cm²B408 cm²C308 cm²D616 cm²
- 1238expand_moreA circular wall clock has a radius of 28 cm. Calculate the distance covered by the tip of the hour hand in 9 hours, assuming it is positioned at the edge of the clock face. (Use π = 227)A132 cmB135 cmC138 cmD140 cm
- 1239expand_moreIn a circle, chord PQ and chord RS intersect at T such that PT : TQ = 3 : 4 and RT : TS = 6 : 5. If PQ = p and RS = q, which of the following is true?Ap²/q² = 242147Bp/q = 711Cp²/q² = 245242Dp/q = 1112
- 1240expand_moreThe angle subtended by an arc at the center is 72°, and its length is 22 cm. Find the radius of the circle.A17.5 cmB11 cmC10 cmD8.75 cm
- 1241expand_moreThree points P, Q, R, and S are located on the circumference of a circle. If angle RPS = 30 degrees and angle PQS = 40 degrees, what is the measure of angle PRS?A30 degreesB40 degreesC50 degreesD70 degrees
- 1242expand_moreWhen two circles do not intersect and do not touch each other, how many common tangents can be drawn?A2B3C4D1
- 1243expand_moreIn a triangle XYZ, if the angle bisectors of ∠ Y and ∠ Z intersect at point O, and ∠ X = 70°, what is the measure of ∠ YOZ?A115°B120°C130°D125°
- 1244expand_moreFour non-overlapping, non-touching circles are drawn in a plane. What is the maximum number of distinct common tangents that can be drawn to them in total?A16B18C20D24
- 1245expand_moreA tangent is drawn from a point 17 cm from the center of a circle of radius 8 cm. Find the length of the tangent.A12 cmB15 cmC13 cmD10 cm
- 1246expand_moreThe circumferences of two circles are in the ratio 4:5. If the area of the larger circle is 625 sq. units, find the area of the smaller circle.A400 sq. unitsB300 sq. unitsC500 sq. unitsD450 sq. units
- 1247expand_moreIn a circle, chord AB subtends an angle of 60° at the center. What is the angle subtended by the same chord AB at any point C on the major arc (opposite side of the center)?A30°B60°C90°D120°
- 1248expand_moreA circular disc is divided into 6 equal sectors. If the area of one sector is 66 cm², what is the radius of the disc?A10 cmB15.32 cmC11.22 cmD13 cm
- 1249expand_moreIn a circle having a radius 13 cm, a chord is 5 cm away from the center. Find the length of the chord.A12 cmB24 cmC26 cmD20 cm
- 1250expand_moreA cone has a base area of 78.5 cm² and height 12 cm. What is its volume? (Use π ≈ 3.14)A314 cm³B392 cm³C471 cm³D628 cm³
- 1251expand_moreWhich of the following is true for all acute angles B?Acos B = sin(90° - B)Bcos B = cos(90° - B)Ctan B = sec(90° - B)Dcot B = csc(90° - B)
- 1252expand_moreIf sin A = 35 and A is acute, find cos A.A45B34C54D53
- 1253expand_moreA rectangular fish tank with a base of 100 cm × 50 cm contains water up to a height of 20 cm. If 5 identical spherical stones, each with a radius of 5 cm, are dropped into the tank and fully submerged, what is the rise in the water level?Aπ/10 cmBπ/6 cmCπ/5 cmDπ/3 cm
- 1254expand_moreIf tan (4𝑥 + 15 ) = cot (3𝑥 − 16 ) , find x.A11°B12°C13°D14°
- 1255expand_moreIf sin theta = 817 and theta lies in the 2nd quadrant, find cos theta.A−1517B1217C1417D−1217
- 1257expand_moreIf cosB = 0.8, what is the value of cotB?A0.75B1.33C1.25D0.60
- 1258expand_moreIf sinA = 45 and A lies in 2nd quadrant, find the value of (1 + tanA)(1–tanA).A−925B1625C19D−79
- 1259expand_moreIf sin A = 35, then what is sin2 A + cos2 A - 2 sin A cos A?A1B0C125D15
- 1260expand_more
- 1262expand_moreGiven that angles A and B are complementary and cosA = 513, what is tanB?A125B512C43D34
- 1263expand_moretan 𝜃 + cot 𝜃 = 2 and 𝜃 ∈ (0, 𝜋/2) ,that what is sec 𝜃 + cosec 𝜃 = ?A2√2B√2C2D4√2
- 1264expand_moreIf cos(2x + 10°) = sin(3x – 20°), then what is the value of x?A15°B20°C25°D30°
- 1265expand_moreIf sin (2𝑥 + 15 ) = cos (𝑥 − 5 ) , what is the value of x?A26.67B30C45.57D60
- 1266expand_moreIf A + B = 90° and tan A = 2, determine the value of tan A × tan B.A2B1C4D12
- 1267expand_moreIf secA - tanA = 13, then what is the value of secA + tanA?A9B3C4D1
- 1268expand_moreWhat is the equation of a line passing through (0,4) with slope -2?Ay = -2x + 4By = 2x - 4Cy = -2x - 4Dy = 2x + 4
- 1269expand_moreA boy and a girl are together filling a tank with water. The boy pours 5 liters of water every 4 minutes, while the girl pours 4 liters every 5 minutes. How much time will it take to fill 82 liters of water in the tank?A35 minB50 minC45 minD40 min
- 1270expand_moreIf cosec 𝜃 + cot 𝜃 = 3, then what is cosec 𝜃 − cot 𝜃 = ?A13B23C3D1
- 1273expand_moreIf sin α = 45 and α ∈ (0, π/2), then find (1 - cot α)/(1 + cot α) = ?A37B14C−17D17
- 1274expand_moreA rectangular aquarium (100 cm L × 50 cm W × 60 cm H) contains water with an initial level of 20 cm. 10 identical metal spheres, each with a diameter of 10 cm, are gently lowered into the aquarium. Assuming the spheres are fully submerged, what is the rise in the water level?Aπ/6 cmBπ/3 cmC2π/3 cmDπ cm
- 1275expand_moreA solid metal sphere of radius 6 cm is completely immersed in a vertical cylindrical vessel containing water, causing the water level to rise by 4 cm. What is the radius of the cylinder?A4 √ 2 cmB5 √ 2 cmC6 √ 2 cmD8 √ 2 cm
- 1276expand_moreIf tan θ = 512 and θ is acute, find sin θ.A513B1213C1312D512
- 1277expand_moreIf the radius of a cylinder is halved while its height remains constant, select the resulting volume.A12 of the original volumeB2 times the original volumeC14 of the original volumeDSame as the original volume
- 1278expand_moreIf cotA = 3, find the value of (tanA + cotA).A103B43C133D310
- 1279expand_moreIf tan 𝐴 + sec 𝐴 = 5, then what is the value of tan 𝐴 ?A52B125C34D45
- 1280expand_moreA bucket can hold 8 liters of water. How many such buckets are needed to fill a 2 cubic meter tank?A200B225C250D275
- 1281expand_moreIf sin B = 0.8 and cos B = 0.6, what is tan B?A1.25B1.33C0.75D0.80
- 1282expand_more
- 1283expand_moreIf cos(90° - θ) = x and θ is acute, then what is the value of cos θ in terms of x?A√(1 - x²)BxC1/xDUndefined
- 1284expand_moreIf A + B = 90°, and sin A = 513, then what is cos B?A513B1213C135D1
- 1285expand_moreTwo identical solid hemispheres, each with a radius of 15 cm, are melted and recast into a single sphere. What is the radius of the new sphere formed?A30 cmB15 cmC7.5 cmD10 cm
- 1286expand_moreA monument has a height of 60 m. From a point, the angle of elevation to the bottom of a statue on top is 60° and to the top is 30°. Find the height of the statue and the horizontal distance separating the monument from the statue.Aheight = 25.4 m, distance = 60 mBheight = 28.5 m, distance = 34.64 mCheight = 30 m, distance = 40 mDheight = 32 m, distance = 45 m
- 1287expand_more
- 1288expand_moreGiven that angles A and B are complementary and cosA = 513, what is tanB?A125B512C43D34
- 1291expand_moreWhat is the value of sin 75 cos 15 + cos 75 sin 15 = ?A12B√ 32C0D1
- 1292expand_more
- 1293expand_moreFind the slope of the line passing through points (-3, 4) and (5, -2).A34B−34C43D−43
- 1294expand_moreIf sinX - cosX = 12, find the value of sin²X + cos²X - 2sinXcosX.A14B1C12D34
- 1296expand_moreIf sin θ − cos θ = 0 for an acute angle θ, then find the value of sin θ cos θ.A1B12C34D14
- 1297expand_moreIf 3 cotA = 4, then find the value of (3 sinA - 4 cos A).A−75B−25C25D75
- 1298expand_moreIf cosθ = 513 and θ lies in the first quadrant, find the value of sinθ.A1213B512C1312D125
- 1299expand_moreThe cost of fencing a circular garden at ₹180/m is ₹6,786. Find the radius of the garden.A6 mB7 mC8 mD9 m
- 1301expand_moreA vertical tower of height H stands on the ground. From point A on the ground, the angle of elevation to the top is 45°. From point B, located 15 meters away from A (directly along the line extending from the base), the angle of elevation is 30°. What is the height of the tower?AmBmCmDm
- 1302expand_moreIf cos θ = 35, find the value of (2sin θ + 5cos θ)² + (5sin θ – 2cos θ)².A29B19C39D49
- 1303expand_moreA kitchen wall, measuring 4.5 m in length and 2.8 m in height, needs to be tiled. The tiles are rectangular, 30 cm × 20 cm. If an additional 8% of tiles are required to account for errors and cuts, how many tiles should be purchased?A210B220C227D230
- 1304expand_moreConvert 3π/2 radians into degrees.A180°B360°C270°D90°
- 1305expand_moreIf sin 𝑥 + cos 𝑥 = √1.5 , what is the value of sin 𝑥 − cos 𝑥 ?A1/√2B1C12D√ 2
- 1306expand_moreIf 1 + cot²θ = cosec²θ, then what is the value of cosec²60° - cot²60°?A1B2C3D4
- 1307expand_moreIf cot A = 3 and A is acute, then find sin A.A√(10)/10B√(10)/5C√(10)/9D√(9)/10
- 1308expand_moreA rectangular tank measures 12 cm long, 10 cm wide, and 6 cm high. If a spherical ball of the largest possible size is placed inside this tank, what is the volume of the space not occupied by the ball?A(720-27π)cm³B(720-36π)cm³C(600-36π)cm³D(720-288π)cm³
- 1309expand_moreIf cos A = 513 and A is acute, find tan A.A512B125C1312D1213
- 1310expand_moreIf cosA = −45 and A lies in the 3rd quadrant, then find the value of cosA × cscA.A34B43C−43D−34
- 1311expand_more
- 1312expand_moreIf sinx = cos(3x-20°), what is the value of x?A25°B27.5°C30°D35.8°
- 1313expand_moreIf sin A + cos A = √(3)/2, find sin2 A + cos2 A + 2 sin A cos A.A1B√(3)C34D12
- 1314expand_moreIf sec A = 1312 and A is acute, find sin A.A513B1213C512D135
- 1315expand_moreWhat is the length of a diagonal of a rectangle with length 24 cm and width 10 cm?A32 cmB28 cmC26 cmD24 cm
- 1316expand_moreIf sin²θ − cos²θ = −13, find the value of cos²θ.A13B12C23D56
- 1317expand_moreIf sin θ + cos θ = p, then find the value of 1 + 2sin θcos θ.ApBp²C2pDp+1
- 1318expand_moreIf tan 𝜃 + cot 𝜃 = 5 and tan 𝜃 ⋅ cot 𝜃 = 1, find tan 𝜃 + cosec 𝜃.A23B24C25D26
- 1319expand_moreIf sin A = 35 and A is acute, then find the value of tan A x cot(90 degrees - A).A1B916C96D55
- 1320expand_moreIn an entrance test with 180 questions, there are three sections: Physics (40 questions), Chemistry (70 questions), and Biology (70 questions). A student answered 75% of Physics, 55% of Chemistry, and 45% of Biology questions correctly. If the minimum passing score is 62%, how many more questions did the student need to answer correctly to pass?A9.6B10C11.6D12
- 1321expand_moreIf cos 𝐴 = 513 and A is acute, find tan (90 − 𝐴) .A125B512C1312D1213
- 1322expand_moreAn L-shaped floor is formed by adjoining a 10 m x 6 m and a 6 m x 4 m rectangle. Tiles cost Rs. 350 per m2. What is the total cost to tile the floor?A29,400B30,800C32,200D34,600
- 1323expand_moreIf sin(90° - B) = 23, what is cos B?A13B23C√53D√32
- 1324expand_moreA triangular traffic sign has sides measuring 9 m, 10 m, and 17 m. If the cost to paint the sign is ₹8 per square meter, what will be the total expense to paint the entire sign?A₹256B₹272C₹288D₹304
- 1325expand_moreWhat is 3π/2 radians in degrees?A180°B210°C270°D300°
- 1326expand_moreWhat is the radian measure of 135°?A3π/5B5π/6C3π/4D7π/6
- 1327expand_moreIf tan A = 1/√(3), what is the value of (1 - sin A)(1 + cos A)?A2 + √(3), all divided by 4B2 - √(3), all divided by 4C4 + √(3), all divided by 4D1 + √(3), all divided by 4
- 1328expand_moreA circular board radius 3 m. Painting costs ₹50/m². If 15% is unpainted, what is total cost?A₹1185B₹1202C₹1275D₹1350
- 1329expand_moreIn ∆ABC, right-angled at C, if sin A = 513, then cos B = ?A513B213C713D913
- 1330expand_moreIf sin²θ − cos²θ = −13, find the value of cos²θ.A13B12C23D56
- 1332expand_moreA rectangular room measures 8 m long and 6 m wide. Its floor is to be covered with square tiles of side 40 cm. If 10% extra tiles are purchased for cutting and breakage, how many tiles are needed in total?A300B315C330D345
- 1333expand_moreIf tan x = cot(3x - 30 degrees), find x.A20 degreesB25 degreesC30 degreesD35 degrees
- 1334expand_moreA company designs a new decorative box in the shape of a regular right pyramid with a square base. The base side of the box is 15 cm and its height is 16 cm. Due to inner padding, the box can only be filled up to 80% of its total volume. If the company wants to estimate the total cost of filling material, knowing that 1 cm³ of material costs ₹0.25, what is the cost of filling one such box?A₹220B₹280C₹260D₹240
- 1336expand_moreIf cos A = 513, then find the value of tan A + sec A.A135B175C125D5
- 1337expand_moreIf the arc length l = 12 and radius r = 4, find the angle θ in radians.A4 radiansB3 radiansC2 radiansD6 radians
- 1338expand_moreIf and lies in the third quadrant, calculate the value of .ABC1D
- 1339expand_more
- 1340expand_more
- 1342expand_more
- 1343expand_more
- 1345expand_moreFind the equation of the line passing through the point (2, 3) with a slope of 4.Ay = 4x - 5By = 4x + 3Cy = 4x - 11Dy = 4x + 1
- 1347expand_moreIf tan 𝜃 = cot 𝜃 , what is the value of 𝜃 (in degrees)?A30°B45°C60°D90°
- 1348expand_moreA rectangle is a quadrilateral in which:AAll four interior angles are 90° and opposite sides are equal.BDiagonals intersect at 90° and bisect angles.COnly one pair of opposite sides is parallel.DAll four sides are equal in length.
- 1349expand_moreIf cos x = 35, then find cosec x in simplest form.A34B54C43D53
- 1350expand_moreIf sin x = cos(x + 20°), then what is the value of x?A35°B25°C18°D20°
- 1351expand_more
- 1352expand_moreIf sin(x) = cos(3x - 30°), what is the value of x?A30°B25°C18°D20°
- 1354expand_moreA fish tank is in the shape of a right rectangular prism with internal dimensions 80 cm × 50 cm × 40 cm. How many liters of water can it hold?A120B140C180D160
- 1355expand_moreIf cos A + sin A = √2 cos A, then cos A - sin A is equal to:A√2 sin ABsin AC0D√2
- 1356expand_moreA flagstaff 5 meters high stands on top of a pedestal. From a location on the ground, the angle of elevation to the top of the flagstaff measures 60°, while the angle of elevation to the top of the pedestal from the same point is 45°. Determine the height of the pedestal.A2.5(√3 − 1) mB5(√3 − 1) mC2.5(√3 + 1) mD5(√3 + 1) m
- 1358expand_moreIf co sec A - sin A = 2, select sin A.A√(2) - 1B3 + √(2)C√(3) + 2DNo real value
- 1359expand_moreIf sin θ + cos θ = √62, then find sin³ θ + cos³ θ.A3√68B√64C5√68D3√24
- 1360expand_moreIf cos(90° − θ) = sin(2θ), what is θ?A60°B30°C45°D90°
- 1361expand_moreIf sin 𝐴 = cos 𝐵 and both A and B are acute, what is A + B?A60°B90°C120°D180°
General Intelligence & Reasoning
1285 questions- 1expand_moreComplete the series: 4, 7, 14, 17, 34, 37, ?A68B71C74D70
- 2expand_moreWhat comes next in the series? B, F, J, N, ?ARBQCSDT
- 3expand_moreA mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 3 : 5. If the total quantity is 40 litres, how much milk should be added to make the ratio 1 : 1?A8 LB10 LC12 LD15 L
- 4expand_moreA two-digit number is 4 times the sum of its digits. If the digits are interchanged, the new number is 18 more than the original. Find the number.A18B24C36D42
- 5expand_moreWhat comes next in the series? C, F, I, L, ?AOBPCQDN
- 6expand_moreWhich of the following addresses are identical?
1. Vill. Rampur, PO Rampur, Dist. Aligarh - 202001
2. Vill Rampur, PO Rampur, Dist Aligarh - 202010
3. Vill. Rampur, PO Rampur, Dist. Aligarh - 202001A1 onlyB2 onlyC1 and 3 onlyDAll three - 7expand_moreWhich word cannot be formed from the letters of the word “CONVERSATION” using each letter only once?AREASONBVERSIONCSTATIONDSOONER
- 8expand_more
- 9expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. PQR, MNO, JKL, GHI, ?ADEFBABCCHGFDQRS
- 10expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark. RST, UVW, XYZ, ?AABCBBCDCYZADDEF
- 11expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below:
Flat No. 18, Green Park, Civil Lines, Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302006AFlat No. 18, Green Park, Civil Lines, Jaipur, Gujarat - 302006BFlat No. 18, Green Park, Civil Lines, Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302006CFlat No. 18, Green Park, Civil Lines, Jaipur, Haryana - 302006DFlat No. 18, Green Park, Civil Lines, Jaipur, Punjab - 302006 - 12expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. BDHJ, CEIK, DFJL, EGKM, ?AFHLNBGJMNCFILODGJNO
- 13expand_moreA teacher finds a student cheating in an exam. What should the teacher do?AIgnore the incidentBReport and follow school policyCPublicly insult the studentDCancel entire exam
- 14expand_moreIf + means ×, - means ÷, × means + and ÷ means -, then: 12 + 6 × 4 - 2 ÷ 2 = ?A68B70C74D72
- 15expand_more
- 16expand_moreWhat will come at the place of question mark?
7, 13, 25, 49, ?A95B97C99D101 - 18expand_moreIf × means subtraction, ÷ means addition, + means division and - means multiplication, then 8 × 4 ÷ 2 - 6 + 3 = ?A7B9C8D13
- 19expand_moreIf 7 × 6 = 56 and 8 × 4 = 48, then 9 × 3 = ?A36B45C54D63
- 20expand_moreSelect the different one:ASafariBChromeCOperaDMS Word
- 21expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a group of three numbers/symbols is given in each option. Identify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern as the others.
A. M13 : J10 : G7
B. Z26 : W23 : T20
C. D4 : A1 : X24
D. H8 : E6 : B4 - 22expand_moreWhat should come at the place of the question mark (?) in the following series?
2, 3, 8, 9, 26, 27, ?A54B56C80D82 - 23expand_more
- 24expand_moreChoose the address that is exactly the same as the one given below.
B-12, Green Valley, Ashok Nagar, Ranchi, Jharkhand - 834002AB-12, Green Valley, Ashok Nagar, Ranchi, Jharkand - 834002BB-12, Green Valley, Ashok Nagar, Ranchi, Jharkhand - 834002CB12, Green Valley, Ashok Nagar, Ranchi, Jharkhand - 834002DB-12, Green Valey, Ashok Nagar, Ranchi, Jharkhand - 834002 - 25expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
B-22, Lake View Road, Salt Lake, Kolkata - 700091AB-22, Lake View Road, Salt Lake, Bihar - 700091BB-22, Lake View Road, Salt Lake, Kolkata - 700091CB-22, Lake View Road, Kolkata, Salt Lake - 700091DB-22, Lake Road, Salt Lake, Kolkata - 700091 - 26expand_moreA car covers 150 km in 3 hours. What is its speed in km/hr?A40B45C50D55
- 27expand_moreIf 9 = 81 and 12 = 144, then 11 = ?A121B122C123D124
- 28expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series: DFH, EGI, FHJ, ?AGIKBGJLCGHKDHJL
- 29expand_moreWhich meaningful word can be formed from the letters “LAPETOR”?APORTALEBOPALERTCPETROLADPROLATE
- 30expand_moreFind the next term: CYA, EWC, GUE, ?AIQGBITGCISGDHTE
- 31expand_moreSelect the option that will correctly fill all the blanks in the series. m _ n m _ n _ _ n m _ _Aa a a m n aBa a m a a nCm n o o o oDa a m n m a
- 32expand_more
- 33expand_moreStatement: Online education platforms are increasingly being adopted by students. Assumptions:
I. Students have access to the internet.
II. Traditional education has become irrelevant.
III. Online platforms offer flexible learning.AOnly I and III are implicitBOnly I is implicitCOnly II and III are implicitDAll are implicit - 34expand_moreSeven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V live on seven different floors (1-7). P is not on the top floor. Q lives immediately above R. S lives on third floor. Three persons live between S and V. R lives on first floor. T lives above U. Two persons live between T and S. Who lives immediately above P?
- 35expand_moreIf 7 @ 3 = 73 and 9 @ 2 = 92, what is 6 @ 4?A65B46C68D64
- 36expand_moreWhat comes next? 5, 11, 23, 47, ?A93B95C99D97
- 37expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Architect : Design :: Chef : ?ACookBServeCRecipeDFood - 38expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from the given options that will replace the question mark (?) in the following series. ABZ, BCY, CDX, DEW, ?AEEVBEFVCEFUDEFX
- 39expand_moreIf 14 + 6 = 84 and 10 + 8 = 80, then 12 + 8 = ?A76B82C84D96
- 40expand_moreStatement: Water shortage has increased in the city.
Course of Action:
1. Government should start water conservation campaigns.
2. People should waste more water.ABoth 1 and 2 followBOnly 1 followsCOnly 2 followsDNeither 1 nor 2 follows - 41expand_moreWhich of the following words will come first in the dictionary?AbraveBbranchCbreadDbrick
- 42expand_more
- 43expand_moreWhich of the following pairs of addresses are identical?
1. Mr. Arun, 54/B Lake View, Bhopal, 462016
2. Mr Arun, 54-B, Lake View, Bhopal - 462016
3. Mr. Arun, 54/B Lakeview, Bhopal, 462016
4. Mr. Arjun, 54/B Lake View, Bhopal, 462016A1 and 2B2 and 3C1 and 3D2 and 4 - 44expand_more
- 45expand_moreIf 3 # 2 = 13, 4 # 3 = 25, then 5 # 4 = ?A39B41C43D45
- 46expand_moreEach of the letters in the word CONTRAST is arranged in alphabetical order. How many letters are there in the English alphabetical series between the letter that is first from the left and the one that is fifth from the right in the new letter-cluster formed?A10B12C15D11
- 47expand_moreSelect the correct letter-cluster to replace (?). AEEI, BFJN, CGOS, DHTX, ?AEIQCBEIQZCEIYCDEJQZ
- 48expand_moreWhich one is not like the others?ATableBChairCSofaDLiver
- 49expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘−’, ‘−’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’, ‘÷’ means ‘+’ Find the value of: 12 + 6 − 3 × 4 ÷ 2?A7B8.5C9.5D10
- 50expand_moreIf the signs are interchanged as follows: ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘+’ and ‘÷’ means ‘÷’. Which equation is incorrect after applying these symbol transformations?A8 + 2 × 3 - 4 = 17B6 × 4 + 2 ÷ 2 = 14C10 - 5 + 3 × 2 = 23D12 ÷ 3 + 2 - 1 = 9
- 51expand_moreIf 12 men can complete a work in 8 days, how many days will 16 men take?A6B5C4D7
- 52expand_more
- 53expand_moreSelect the word which cannot be formed using the letters of the given word: COMMUNICATIONAACTIONBCOUNTCNATIONALDMOUNT
- 54expand_moreWhat should come at the place of question mark?
5 + 12 = ?A169B144C130D150 - 55expand_moreIf 5 @ 2 = 25, 4 @ 3 = 64, then 3 @ 4 = ?A81B64C48D12
- 56expand_more
- 57expand_moreFind the missing number:
3 -> 9
4 -> 16
5 -> 25
6 -> ?A30B35C36D40 - 58expand_moreWhich word uses an extra letter not found in the main word? WORD: GOVERNMENTAMENTORBTENURECVOTERDMOVE
- 59expand_moreIdentify the assumptions that must hold true.
Statement: Online education has expanded access to learning worldwide. Assumptions:
I. Internet access is widely available.
II. Learners are willing to adapt to digital platforms.AOnly IBOnly IICBoth I and IIDNeither I nor II - 60expand_more
- 61expand_moreA conference was held in Jaipur on 6th May and in Bhopal three days after. What was Bhopal's date?A8th MayB9th MayC10th MayD11th May
- 62expand_moreIdentify the word that is different.ANileBAmazonCPacificDGanga
- 63expand_more
- 64expand_moreYou are a teacher and a student is struggling academically.AIgnore the issueBScold the student publiclyCProvide extra guidance and supportDRemove the student from class
- 65expand_moreFind the two signs to interchange to make the equation correct. 24 + 6 ÷ 3 × 4 - 2 = 24A+ and -B÷ and ×C+ and ×D÷ and -
- 66expand_moreWhile traveling in a bus, you notice a pickpocket. What will you do?AIgnoreBInform police or conductorCRecord video onlyDLeave quietly
- 67expand_moreIdentify the correct pair of signs to interchange to make the equation correct: 24 + 6 ÷ 3 − 2 × 5 = 32A+ and -B× and ÷C÷ and -D× and +
- 68expand_moreIf you multiply the first four natural numbers, what do you get?A24B20C16D32
- 69expand_moreFind the pair that does NOT follow the double-step pattern. A2, C4, E6, G8, I11
- 70expand_moreIf 5 + 2 = 17, 7 + 7 = 56, then 6 + 5 = ?A41B35C37D39
- 71expand_moreStatement: Online education improves accessibility but reduces social interaction. Assumptions:
I. Online education is widely used.
II. Social interaction is important in education.
III. Online education is better than offline education.AOnly I and IIBOnly IICOnly I and IIIDAll I, II and III - 72expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Sample Address: House No. 45, Sector 9, Rohini, Delhi - 110085AHouse No. 45, Sector-9, Rohini, Delhi - 110085BHouse No. 45, Sector 9, Rohini, Delhi - 110058CHouse 45, Sector 9, Rohini, Delhi - 110085DHouse No. 54, Sector 9, Rohini, Delhi - 110085 - 73expand_moreIf 8 + 7 = 56 and 7 + 5 = 35, then 9 + 5 = ?A36B45C52D60
- 74expand_moreWhat comes next: 5, 14, 9, 18, 13, 22, 17, ?A26B24C21D20
- 75expand_more
- 76expand_moreFind the missing number: 6 7 15 5 3 10 2 9 ?A11B15C13D12
- 77expand_more
- 78expand_moreA and B invest in a business in the ratio 3:4. If the total profit is ₹14,000, what is B’s share?A₹6,000B₹7,000C₹8,000D₹9,000
- 79expand_moreTriangle : USJBOHMF ∷ Rectangle : ?ASFDVBHMGBSEDUBHMFCSFDUBOHMFDSFDUDHNF
- 80expand_moreFind the missing letter-cluster: AZ, CX, EV, GT, ?AIRBHSCIQDJR
- 81expand_moreIn a series of seminars held daily from 1 March to 8 March 2023: Mumbai - 1 March Pune - 2 March Nagpur - 3 March Surat - 4 March Indore - 5 March Bhopal - 6 March Jaipur - 7 March Agra - 8 March Which city's seminar was held exactly two days after Pune?
- 82expand_moreSelect the option that will correctly fill all the blanks in the series. m _ n m _ n _ _ n m _ _Aa a a m n aBa a m a a nCm n o o o oDa a m n m a
- 83expand_more
- 84expand_moreA box has 4 red, 5 blue and 6 green balls. What is the probability of drawing a non-blue ball?A415B915C1015D615
- 85expand_moreFind the missing number: 1, 8, 27, 64, ?, 216A100B121C125D144
- 86expand_moreComplete the pattern: 5, 11, 23, 47, ?A93B95C96D97
- 87expand_moreFind the INCORRECT number in the series.
4, 8, 12, 18, 16, 20 - 88expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series:
CDEF, CKSA, CRGV, CYUQ, ?ACEHKBCFHKCCFHLDCFIL - 89expand_moreStatement: Online education has increased access to learning, but it also raises concerns about the quality of student engagement. Assumptions:
I. Online education allows more people to learn.
II. Student engagement is important for quality education.
III. Online education completely replaces traditional education.AOnly I and II are implicitBOnly II is implicitCOnly I and III are implicitDAll I, II and III are implicit - 90expand_moreSeminars were held in Kolkata, Chennai, and Mumbai on 5, 14, and 22 September. • Chennai's seminar was held after Kolkata's. • Mumbai's seminar was not on 14 September. When was the Chennai seminar held?A5 SeptemberB14 SeptemberC22 SeptemberD10 September
- 91expand_moreIn a class of 60 students, 40% are boys. If 75% of the boys passed, how many boys failed?A6B8C9D12
- 92expand_moreWhat should come at the place of question mark? 729, 243, 81, 27, ?, ?A9, 3B9, 1C3, 1D3, 0.3
- 93expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘-’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘+’ and ‘÷’ means ‘-’, then find the value of: 8 + 4 - 2 × 3 ÷ 1?A5B6C7D8
- 94expand_moreComplete the series: 3, 6, 18, 72, ?A216B288C360D432
- 95expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. YMW, VJT, SGQ, PDN, ?ATYDBHGFCMJHDMAK
- 97expand_moreHow many letters are between the 1st from left and 2nd from right in the word COMPETITION, when arranged alphabetically?A9B8C10D6
- 98expand_moreIf ‘@’ = ‘×’, ‘#’ = ‘−’, ‘$’ = ‘+’, and ‘&’ = ‘÷’, which equation is correct?A8 @ 2 $ 4 = 20B10 # 4 & 2 = 3C7 $ 3 @ 2 = 18D12 & 3 # 1 = 5
- 99expand_moreWhat will come at the place of question mark (?) 2, 5, 11, 23, ?A45B51C49D47
- 100expand_moreWhat should come at the place of question mark?
3 × 4 + 5 = ?A17B19C18D20 - 101expand_moreIn the following number series, a wrong number is given. Find out the WRONG number.
5, 11, 23, 46, 95, 191 - 102expand_more
- 103expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Nile : Africa :: Danube : ?AAsiaBEuropeCAustraliaDAmerica - 104expand_moreIf the sum of 18 and 32 is multiplied by 4, what is the result?A180B200C220D240
- 105expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. ACE, DFH, GIK, JLN, ?ANOMBLMNCMOQDOPQ
- 106expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark. BCF, GHK, LMP, ?AQSUBQRVCRRUDQRU
- 108expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. XZYX, XYXX, XXWX, XWVX, ?AXVUXBXTVXCXUVXDXUTX
- 109expand_moreFind the incorrect number in the series: 3, 7, 15, 31, 63, 127, 250
- 110expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. DHL, HLP, LPT, PTX, ?ATXBBTXZCTYZDTYA
- 111expand_moreApply the same pattern: DOG → FQI CAT → ?AECVBECWCDBUDEBU
- 112expand_moreWhat is the next number in the series?
4, 12, 36, 108, ?A216B324C432D540 - 113expand_more
- 114expand_more
- 115expand_moreWhat is the next number in the series?
2, 6, 12, 20, ?A36B28C32D30 - 116expand_moreFind the missing term in the series: DHL, HLP, LPT, PTX, ?ATXBBUYCCSWADVZD
- 117expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a word is transformed by rearranging its letters according to a specific pattern. Apply the same pattern to the third word and choose the correct answer from the given alternatives.
EXCUSE : CXEESU :: ERODES : ?AOREESDBORESEDCREOSDEDERODSE - 118expand_moreSolve: NOTE : ? :: TIME : EMITAENOTBETONCTONEDOENT
- 119expand_moreStatement: A notice says: "Parking is not allowed here." Assumptions:
I. Vehicles are often parked here.
II. Parking causes inconvenience.AOnly IBOnly IICBothDNeither - 120expand_moreIdentify the appropriate course of action from the given statement.
Statement: An employee repeatedly arrives late to work.
Course of Action:
I. Give warning and counseling.
II. Terminate immediately.AOnly IBOnly IICBoth followDNeither follows - 121expand_moreThe length of a rectangle is increased by 10% and width decreased by 10%. What is net percentage change in area?A-1%B0%C1%D-2%
- 122expand_moreReplace the special characters with mathematical signs to make the equation correct: 20 $ 5 # 2 = 10.A×, +B-, ÷C÷, +D-, ×
- 123expand_moreRs. 900 shared among 9 people. 3 back out. What's new share per person?ARs. 150BRs. 120CRs. 180DRs. 100
- 124expand_more
- 125expand_moreSelect the correct sequence of mathematical signs to replace A and B: 18 A 6 B 3 = 20A÷, +B×, -C-, ×D+, ÷
- 126expand_moreWhat comes next in the series? D, H, L, P, ?ARBSCTDU
- 127expand_moreA sum triples in 10 years at simple interest. What is the annual rate?A10%B15%C20%D25%
- 128expand_moreBy interchanging the given two signs
which of the following equation will NOT be correct? × and ÷
I. 24 ÷ 4 - 12 × 2 + 6 = 18
II. 15 ÷ 5 × 9 + 10 - 8 = 19AOnly IBBoth I and IICNeither I nor IIDOnly II - 129expand_moreThe following equation is incorrect. Which two signs should be interchanged to correct the equation?
18 - 6 × 20 ÷ 5 + 3 = 58A+ and -B× and -C- and ÷D÷ and × - 130expand_moreSolve: STAR : ? :: LIVE : EVILAARTSBTSARCRATSDSATR
- 131expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that can replace (?) CDGH, FGJK, IJMN, ?ALMNQBLNPQCLMPSDLMPQ
- 132expand_moreA sum of money becomes Rs. 8800 after 2 years and Rs. 9680 after 3 years at compound interest. What is the rate of interest per annum?A8%B10%C12%D15%
- 133expand_moreIf 1 % 2 = 27 and 2 % 3 = 125, then 3 % 1 = ?A32B48C64D80
- 134expand_moreThe following equation is correct. Which two signs should be interchanged to correct it?
24 - 6 ÷ 3 × 2 + 4 = 24A- and ÷B× and +C÷ and ×D- and + - 135expand_more
- 136expand_moreApply the same pattern used in the following group and find the correct option.
METAL : LATEM :: FIBER : ?AERFIBBBIFERCREBIFDRIFEB - 137expand_moreIdentify the incorrect number in the series: 3, 9, 27, 81, 200, 243
- 138expand_moreWhat should come at the place of question mark? 169, 121, ?, 49, 25, 9A81B90C95D88
- 139expand_moreSelect the option that will replace the question mark (?) in the series: EJQ, HMT, KPW, NSZ, ?AQVCBQUACQSZDQTW
- 140expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Utilitarianism : Consequence :: Deontology : ?AVirtueBDutyCIntentionDValue - 141expand_moreFind the number that breaks the pattern: 3, 7, 15, 31, 63, 120
- 142expand_moreWhat should come in place of question mark?
3, 8, 18, 38, ?A76B78C80D82 - 143expand_moreSelect the option that will replace the question mark. ABDF, CEGH, EHJJ, ?AGKMLBFHJKCGKJLDHJKL
- 144expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. XZYX, XYXX, XXWX, XWVX, ?AXVUXBXTVXCXUVXDXUTX
- 145expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. EHF, JKM, ONT, ?ATUVBSTUCTQADQAT
- 146expand_moreIf 2 @ 3 = 25 and 3 @ 4 = 49, what is 4 @ 5?A81B100C121D91
- 147expand_moreIf a % b = a² - b² and a % b = 63, find a and b.A9, 6B10, 7C8, 1D7, 4
- 148expand_more
- 149expand_moreA seminar in Jaipur was held on 12 March. Lucknow hosted it four days later. When was the Lucknow event?A14 MarchB15 MarchC16 MarchD17 March
- 150expand_moreIf 5 + 3 = 16 and 7 + 4 = 33, then 6 + 2 = ?A32B14C16D18
- 151expand_moreWhat should come next? 2, 6, 15, 31, 56, ?A92B90C91D95
- 152expand_moreIn a group of 8 players, a team of 3 players is to be formed. How many different teams can be formed?A56B48C52D60
- 153expand_moreA sum becomes 2.5 times in 10 years under simple interest. Find the rate.A10%B12.5%C15%D20%
- 154expand_moreFind the missing term in the series. ?, 132, 165, 204, 249A96B105C108D120
- 155expand_moreIf the letters of the word TEACHING are arranged in alphabetical order to form a new word ACEGHINT, how many letters are there between the 3rd letter from the left and the 2nd letter from the right in the new word?A2B4C3D5
- 156expand_more
- 157expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series: ADG, CGI, EJK, GMM, ?AIPQBIPOCIQODJPO
- 158expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark: JKL, MNO, PQR, ?ARSTBSTUCUVWDOPQ
- 159expand_moreWhich of the following is not an anagram of the word "REACT"?ATRACEBCRATECCARTEDCATERER
- 160expand_moreWhich of the following alternatives will replace the question mark? Ignition, Acceleration, Motion, Deceleration, ?ASpeedBStopCBrakeDControl
- 161expand_moreChoose the correct option to complete the series.
Growth : Stagnation :: Success : ?AAchievementBFailureCProgressDGain - 162expand_moreWhich two signs should be swapped to correct this equation?
24 + 8 ÷ 4 − 2 × 3 = 28A÷ and +B+ and ×C÷ and ×D+ and - - 163expand_moreFind the missing term: 5, 18, 77, ___, 2361A392B402C397D385
- 164expand_moreXZYX, XYXX, XXWX, XWVX, ?AXVUXBXVVXCXUWXDXUVX
- 165expand_moreWhat comes next: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, ?, ?A34, 55B33, 54C35, 56D36, 57
- 166expand_moreWhat is the next number in the series?
2, 6, 12, 20, 30, ?A40B42C44D46 - 167expand_moreFind the next term in the series: BDH, EJM, IPR, ?ANVWBMVWCNUWDNVX
- 168expand_moreIf × = + and + = -, then find the value of: 18 × 6 + 4?A28B16C20D26
- 169expand_moreComplete the series.
1, 4, 9, 16, 25, ?A30B35C36D49 - 170expand_moreWhat is the value of middle if Left = 10, Right = 26, and Middle is the average of both?A16B18C20D22
- 171expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series: CDEF, CKSA, CRGV, CYUQ, ?ACEHKBCFHKCCFHLDCFIL
- 172expand_moreCLOCK : ENQEM :: TABLE : ?AVCDMGBVDDNGCVCDNGDVCENG
- 173expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark: BDF, CEH, DFI, ?AEGIBEHKCEJLDFGK
- 174expand_moreWhich two signs should be interchanged to make the following equation correct? [{(18 - 6) + (3 × 2)} - {10 ÷ 5}] × 2 = 40A× and ÷B+ and -C+ and ×D- and ÷
- 175expand_moreWhat should come at the place of question mark?
3, 7, 15, 31, 63, ?A95B127C111D123 - 176expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark. ACE, BDF, CEG, ?ABFHBDFICDFHDEGI
- 177expand_moreArrange to form meaningful word: REHTFA. Position of H from left?A2B3C4D5
- 178expand_more
- 179expand_moreComplete the series: AB, CD, EF, GH, ?AIJBJKCHIDKL
- 180expand_more
- 181expand_more
- 182expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘-’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘-’, and ‘÷’ means ‘÷’, then which of the following is correct?A6 + 3 - 2 = 20B8 - 2 + 1 = 17C5 × 3 - 1 = 14D9 ÷ 3 + 2 = 5
- 183expand_moreIf @ = +, # = -, $ = ×, & = ÷, then 8 @ 4 # 2 = ?A10B8C12D6
- 184expand_moreStatement: Online education requires reliable internet access. Assumptions:
I. Students have access to the internet.
II. Traditional education is outdated.AOnly I is implicitBOnly II is implicitCBoth I and II are implicitDNeither I nor II is implicit - 185expand_moreA mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 3:2. If 20 litres of milk is added, what is the new ratio?A5:2B7:2C6:5D4:3
- 186expand_moreThe sum of two numbers is 50 and their difference is 6. What is the product?A600B616C604D596
- 187expand_moreA 180 m long train runs at 72 km/hr. How long to cross a pole?A9 secB10 secC12 secD15 sec
- 188expand_moreWhat should come next? 7, 15, 31, 63, 127, ?A255B254C256D240
- 189expand_moreWhat comes next? ABC, BCD, CDE, DEF, ?AEFGBDFGCCEFDFGH
- 190expand_moreWhat is the product of all the digits from 1 to 9?A362880B5040C0D40320
- 191expand_moreA man’s present age is three times his age 12 years ago. What is his present age?A18B24C20D16
- 192expand_moreIf 5 @ 3 = 64 and 10 @ 2 = 144, then 7 @ 4 = ?A121B144C169D196
- 193expand_more
- 194expand_moreFind the missing number: 5, 15, 35, 75, ?A145B150C155D160
- 195expand_moreIf '+' means '–', '–' means '+', 'x' means '÷', then 50 + 10 – 5 × 5 = ?A41B60C65D70
- 196expand_moreIf ‘A’ denotes ‘+’, ‘B’ denotes ‘-’, ‘C’ denotes ‘×’, ‘D’ denotes ‘÷’ Find the value of: 8 C 2 A 6 B 4 D 2 = ?A22B20C21D18
- 197expand_moreIdentify the incorrect term in the series: 2, 6, 14, 30, 63
- 198expand_moreStatement: A report shows increasing air pollution in cities.
Courses of action:
I. Promote public transport.
II. Shut down all factories permanently. Which course of action follows?AOnly first action followsBOnly second action followsCNeither action followsDBoth actions follow - 199expand_moreFind out the WRONG number in the given series.
420, 400, 380, 370, 340 - 200expand_moreAfter interchanging ‘+’ and ‘×’, which equation is true?A4 + 6 × 2 = 20B8 × 4 + 5 = 28C5 + 4 × 6 = 54D7 × 2 + 3 = 20
- 201expand_more
- 202expand_moreWhat comes next: 5, 14, 9, 18, 13, 22, 17, ?A26B24C21D20
- 203expand_moreFind the missing term in the series.
2, 6, 18, 54, ?A96B108C162D216 - 204expand_moreCLOCK : KCOLC :: PAPER : ?AREPAPBRAEPPCREPPADPERPA
- 205expand_more
- 206expand_moreWhich two signs should be interchanged to make the equation correct?
40 ÷ 5 + 8 × 2 - 6 = 54ADivision sign and plus signBFive and eightCTwo and sixDDivision sign and multiplication sign - 207expand_moreSelect the word formed from the letters of ''Teacher''.ACheersBReachedCCreateDChair
- 208expand_moreIdentify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern:AB2 : E5 : H8BC3 : F6 : I9CD4 : G7 : J10DE5 : H9 : K13
- 209expand_moreIn a row of 50 students, Riya is 18th from the left and Neha is 15th from the right. How many students are between them?A16B17C18D19
- 210expand_moreIf the letters of the word MARKET are arranged alphabetically, how many letters remain in the same position?AOneBTwoCThreeDNone
- 211expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. CFI, HJL, MNO, RRR, ?AWVUBWUYCWVZDWTY
- 212expand_moreFind the missing term in the series.
144, 169, 196, 225, ?A256B289C324D361 - 213expand_moreIn the following question, the second word is formed by rearranging the letters of the first word using a specific pattern. Apply the same pattern to the third word.
PLANET : LPAENT :: ORANGE : ?AROAGNEBOARNGECOGRANEDOARNEG - 214expand_moreHow many letters in the given word are between the first vowel and the last consonant? "COMMUNICATION"A4B5C6D10
- 215expand_moreWhat will come at the place of question mark (?) 1, 2, 6, 21, 88, ?A440B441C442D445
- 216expand_moreThe series given below contains a sequence of numbers. Accordingly identify the incorrect combination.
6, 11, 33, 39, 115, 119, 357A33,357B119,357C39, 115D114,357 - 217expand_moreWhich interchanges will make the equation correct?
16 - 4 + 2 × 3 = 11AMinus sign and plus signBPlus sign and multiplication signCMinus sign and multiplication signDFour and two - 218expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Sample Address: Flat 5A, Green Valley Apartments, MG Road, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 452001AFlat 5A, Green Valley Apartment, MG Road, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 452001BFlat 5A, Green Valley Apartments, MG Road, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 452001CFlat 5A, Green Vally Apartments, MG Road, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 452001DFlat 5B, Green Valley Apartments, MG Road, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 452001 - 219expand_moreThe series below contains a sequence of numbers. Identify the incorrect number.
5, 20, 80, 310, 1280 - 220expand_moreWhich of the following is/are identical to the address given: Priya Yadav B-22, Rosewood Heights, Sector 15, Gurgaon, 122002
1. Priya Yadav B-22, Rosewood Heights, Sector 15, Gurgaon, 122002
2. Priya Yadav B-22, Rosewood Heights, Sector 15, Gurugram, 122002
3. Priya Yadav B-22, Rosewood Heights, Sector 15, Gurgaon, 122003
4. Priya Yadav B-22, Rosewood Heights, Sector 15, Gurgaon, 122001A2 OnlyB1 OnlyC4 OnlyD3 Only - 221expand_moreComplete the series: 9, 13, 21, 37, ?A61B57C73D69
- 222expand_moreComplete the pattern: 5, 15, 45, 135, 405, ?A1225B1220C1240D1215
- 223expand_moreIdentify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern:AA2 : D5 : G8BB3 : E6 : H9CC4 : F7 : I10DD5 : G9 : J13
- 224expand_more
- 225expand_moreWhich of the following are identical?
1. Rahul Verma, Flat 21, Rose Apartments, Sector 10, Noida, 201301
2. Rahul Verma, Flat 21, Rose Apartments, Sector 10, Noida, 201301
3. Rahul Verma, Flat 12, Rose Apartments, Sector 10, Noida, 201301
4. Rahul Verma, Flat 21, Rose Apartment, Sector 10, Noida, 201301A1 and 2B2 and 3C1 and 4D3 and 4 - 226expand_moreIf the difference of 48 and 18 is multiplied by 3, what is the result?A90B96C102D108
- 227expand_moreIn the following question, select the missing term from the given series.
Ignition, Acceleration, Motion, Deceleration, ?AIgnitionBStopCSpeedDControl - 228expand_more
- 229expand_moreIf 7#3 = 28 and 5#4 = 25, then 6#2 = ?A24B36C30D18
- 230expand_moreBy interchanging + and -, which equation will NOT be correct?
I. 16 ÷ 4 + 6 × 2 - 5 = 15
II. 9 + 8 × 3 ÷ 4 - 2 = 5ANeither I nor IIBBoth I and IICOnly IIDOnly I - 231expand_moreFind the missing term in the series.
2, 6, 12, 20, 30, ?A40B42C44D38 - 232expand_moreFind the missing term in the series: EHF, JKM, ONT, ?ASPABTQACRPADUQB
- 233expand_moreThere are 45 students in a row. Rohan is 18th from the left and Aman is 20th from the right. How many students are between them?A6B7C8D9
- 234expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that can replace (?) HLPT, HOUA, HRZH, ?AHUEOBHUFOCHVEODHUEP
- 235expand_moreComplete the series: 3, 9, 27, ?, 243A54B72C81D90
- 236expand_moreThere are offices of eight companies - Tata, Reliance, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, IBM, Google and Amazon on different floors of an 8-storey building. The bottommost floor is numbered 1 and the topmost floor is numbered 8. HCL is on 7th floor. The office of Wipro is two floors above IBM. At least two offices are above Wipro. Reliance is on an even numbered floor. Infosys is neither on an even numbered floor nor on a prime numbered floor. Google and Amazon have one floor between them. Neither Google nor Amazon is adjacent to HCL. Tata is not adjacent to Reliance.The office of ______ is on 1st floor.AIBMBInfosysCTataDGoogle
- 237expand_more
- 238expand_moreThe letters given below when arranged form a meaningful word: LPAEN. What is the position of letter P from the left?A1B2C3D4
- 239expand_moreStatement: Excessive use of plastic bags harms the environment. Assumptions:
I. Plastic bags are non-biodegradable.
II. People are aware of environmental damage caused by plastic.
Choose the correct option.AOnly I is implicitBOnly II is implicitCBoth I and II are implicitDNeither I nor II is implicit - 240expand_moreHow many letters in the given word are between the first vowel and the last consonant? “COMMUNICATION”A4B5C6D10
- 241expand_moreThe seminar in Jaipur was 4 days after Udaipur, and Ajmer hosted its seminar 2 days before Jaipur. If Udaipur was on 5th April, when was Ajmer's seminar?A7th AprilB6th AprilC8th AprilD9th April
- 242expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘-’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘+’, and ‘÷’ means ‘-’, find the value of: 10 + 4 - 2 × 3 ÷ 1?A20B22C10D11
- 243expand_moreThe ratio of two numbers is 7 : 9 and their sum is 256. Find the numbers.A98 and 126B112 and 144C119 and 137D126 and 130
- 244expand_moreFind the missing number: 5, 15, 45, 135, ?A270B405C540D675
- 245expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. BDH, EJM, IPR, ?ANVWBMUXCNVXDMVW
- 246expand_moreWhich interchanges of numbers and signs will make the equation correct?
6 × 2 + 5 = 32A+ and ×, 2 and 5B+ and ×, 6 and 2C+ and ×, 6 and 5D+ and ×, 5 and 2 - 247expand_moreIn the following question, find the alternative that will replace the question mark.
STOP : TOPS :: DRAW : ?AWARDBRADWCADRWDRAWD - 248expand_moreIf ‘@’ means ‘+’, ‘#’ means ‘×’, then find the value of: 6 @ 4 # 3?A18B30C24D36
- 249expand_moreWhich city is different?ABhopalBIndoreCNagpurDUjjain
- 250expand_more
- 251expand_moreCoding pattern: aabbcc : xxzzww :: bbccaa : ?AzzwwxxBwwxzzwCzzxwwxDwwzzxx
- 252expand_moreFind the WRONG term in the given series.
15, 46, 139, 419, 1255, 3766 - 253expand_moreIf ‘÷’ means ‘+’, ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘-’, then 8 + 4 × 2 ÷ 6 = ?A38B36C40D32
- 254expand_more
- 255expand_moreWhich of the following is/are identical to the address given: Sunil Kumar 214, Ashok Vihar, Delhi, 110052
1. Sunil Kumar 214, Ashok Vihar, Delhi, 1100522
2. Sunil Kumar 214, Ashok Vihar, Delhi, 110052
3. Sunil Kumar 214, Ashok Vihar, New Delhi, 110052
4. Sunil Kumar 214, Ashok Vihar, Delhi, 110053A1 OnlyB3 OnlyC2 OnlyD4 Only - 256expand_moreApply the same pattern used in the following group and find the correct option.
NUMBER : ERBMUN :: SCHOOL : ?ALHCOSOBOLOHCSCOLHOSCDLOOCHS - 257expand_more
- 258expand_moreA product is originally priced at ₹3,000. A discount of 10% is applied to the original price. After the discount, 10% GST is charged on the discounted price. What is the net amount paid for the product?A₹2790B₹2640C₹2850D₹2970
- 259expand_moreFind the missing term in the series. ACE, EGI, IKM, MOQ, ?AQSUBPQSCQRTDRSU
- 260expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
House No. 45, Sector 12, Noida - 201301AHouse No. 45, Sector 12, Delhi - 201301BHouse No. 45, Sector 12, Noida - 201301CHouse No. 54, Sector 12, Noida - 201301DHouse No. 45, Sector 21, Noida - 201301 - 261expand_moreSelect the letters from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. K, M, O, ?, S, U, ?, YAQ, XBQ, WCP, WDR, W
- 262expand_moreIf 7 # 1 = 36 and 6 # 1 = 25, then 5 # 1 = ?A12B16C9D7
- 263expand_moreIf 5 + 3 = 16 and 7 + 4 = 33, then 6 + 2 = ?A32B14C16D18
- 264expand_moreThe seminar in Jaipur happened 4 days before Bhopal. The seminar in Lucknow happened 3 days after Bhopal. If Jaipur's seminar was on 10 September, when was Lucknow's?A17 SeptemberB16 SeptemberC15 SeptemberD18 September
- 265expand_moreWhich mathematical signs should come in place of A and B to make the equation correct?
18 A 6 B 3 = 36A+ and ×B× and -C- and ×D+ and - - 266expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a group of three numbers/symbols is given in each option. Identify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern as the others.AM13 : J10 : G7BZ26 : W23 : T20CD4 : A1 : X24DH8 : E6 : B4
- 267expand_moreWhich of the following alternative will fill the blanks? m _ n q _ r m _ n q _ rAp,o,r,mBo,p,m,rCo,p,r,mDp,o,p,o
- 269expand_moreIn the sequence, which letter comes next? A, D, H, M, S, ?AXBYCZDW
- 270expand_moreWhich of the following number sets is different from the others? (9, 18, 36) (12, 24, 48) (7, 14, 29) (5, 10, 20)A(9,18,36)B(12,24,48)C(7,14,29)D(5,10,20)
- 271expand_moreStatement: “The government should regulate plastic usage strictly.” Assumptions:
I. Plastic causes environmental damage.
II. Regulations can reduce plastic usage.AOnly IBOnly IICBoth I and IIDNeither I nor II - 272expand_moreFind the missing number:
4 -> 16
7 -> 49
9 -> ?A72B81C99D90 - 273expand_moreIf + = ×, × = -, - = ÷, ÷ = +, then 12 + 4 × 24 - 8 ÷ 4 = ?A48B46C49D50
- 274expand_moreStatement: Online education provides flexibility but requires reliable internet access. Assumptions:
I. Students have access to the internet.
II. Flexibility improves learning outcomes.
III. Internet connectivity is essential for online education.AOnly I and III are implicitBOnly II and III are implicitCOnly I is implicitDAll are implicit - 275expand_moreComplete the series.
3, 8, 15, 24, 35, ?A50B46C48D52 - 276expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a group of three numbers/symbols is given in each option. Identify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern as the others.AZ1$ : Y2# : X3@BW4% : V5^ : U6&CT7* : S8( : R9)DQ10 : 012$
- 277expand_moreUsing the same logic: If A = 1, Z = 26, then CAT = ?A24B46C48D50
- 278expand_moreStatement: Road accidents are increasing in the city.
Course of Action:
1. Increase traffic police deployment.
2. Remove all traffic signals.AOnly 1 followsBOnly 2 followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 279expand_moreWhich roll number has only prime digits?A235B468C279D589
- 280expand_moreIf ‘L’ = +, ‘M’ = -, ‘N’ = ×, ‘O’ = ÷, which equation is incorrect?A10 L 5 N 2 M 5 = 15B18 O 3 L 4 N 2 = 14C20 M 4 O 2 N 3 = 24D16 N 2 O 4 L 2 = 10
- 281expand_moreEight people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W sit around a circle facing the center. P is second right of Q. R is opposite P. S is immediate left of R. T is third to the right of Q. U is sits to the immediate left of S. W is opposite T. Who is immediate right of Q?
- 282expand_moreIf in the word COMPUTER, all vowels are removed, which letter will be the 2nd from the right?
- 283expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series:
RBEH, RGOW, RLYL, RQIA, ?ARVSPBRVSHCRVHSDRSVP - 284expand_more
- 285expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that can replace the question mark (?). DEF, GHI, JKL, ?AMNOBDFKCHJKDNOP
- 286expand_moreChoose the address that is exactly the same as the one given below.
B-45, Green Park Extension, New Delhi, Delhi - 110016AB-45, Green Park Extention, New Delhi, Delhi - 110016BB-45, Green Park Extension, New Delli, Delhi - 110016CB-45, Green Park Extension, New Delhi, Delhi - 110061DB-45, Green Park Extension, New Delhi, Delhi - 110016 - 287expand_more
- 288expand_more
- 289expand_moreIf the sum of 48 and 32 is multiplied by 6, the result is:A420B500C480D540
- 290expand_moreStatement: Online education is growing rapidly across the country. Assumptions:
I. Internet access is increasing.
II. Traditional education will disappear completely.AOnly I is implicitBOnly II is implicitCBoth I and II are implicitDNeither I nor II is implicit - 291expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that replaces the question mark: BCF, CEH, DGJ, EIL, ?AFKNBFJMCFKLDGLN
- 292expand_more
- 293expand_moreWhich word can be formed by changing only one letter in the word “TEACHING”?AREACHINGBTEACHERSCCOACHINGDPREACHING
- 294expand_moreWhich of the following addresses are identical to each other?
Rohit Sharma, Flat 203, Green Park, Delhi, 110016
Rohit Sharma, Flat-203, Green Park, Delhi, 110016
Rohit S., Flat 203, Green Park, Delhi, 110016
Rohit Sharma, Flat 203, Green Park, Delhi, 110015A1 & 2B1 & 3C2 & 4D3 & 4 - 295expand_moreIn a row of 60 students, P is 18th from the left and Q is 25th from the right. How many students are between P and Q?A15B16C17D18
- 296expand_moreIdentify the similar address: 12, Lake View Road, Anna Nagar, Chennai - 600040A12 Lake View Rd Anna Nagar Chennai 600040BAnna Nagar, 12 Lake Road, ChennaiC12 Lake Road, Chennai - 600004D21 Lake View Road, Anna Nagar, Chennai
- 297expand_moreWhat will come at the place of question mark?
1, 9, 31, 73, 141, ?A241B398C49D155 - 298expand_moreIf 1 = 2, 2 = 6, 3 = 12, 4 = 20, 5 = 30, 6 = 42. Then 7 = ?A54B56C60D64
- 299expand_moreHow many meaningful four-letter English words can be formed using the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 6th letters of the word “TEACHER”, using each letter only once in each word?A1B2C3D4
- 300expand_moreComplete the series: 24, 120, 720, 5040, 40320, __________ ?A461291B362880C242880D162770
- 301expand_moreThe ratio of two numbers is 5 : 7 and their sum is 96. Find the numbers.A40, 56B45, 51C48, 48D35, 61
- 302expand_moreWhat mathematical symbols should replace * and # respectively to make it mathematically CORRECT?
18 * 6 # 3 = 36A+ and ×B× and +C- and +D× and - - 303expand_moreIf the 5th day of a month is two days after Wednesday, what day will it be on the 18th of the same month?AMondayBTuesdayCThursdayDSunday
- 304expand_moreReplace special characters with mathematical signs as given in options to make it meaningful equation. 8 # 4 $ 2 = 16A×, +B+, ×C-, ×D÷, +
- 306expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a specific rearrangement pattern is applied to the first word to form the second. Identify the same pattern and apply it to the third word to determine the correct answer from the given alternatives.
AROUND : RAUODN :: GROUND : ?ARGUODNBNDOOGRCOUNDGRDDNUURG - 307expand_moreHow many meaningful four-letter English words can be formed using the first, second, third and fourth letters of the word “PLANT”, using each letter once?AOneBTwoCThreeDFour
- 308expand_moreIn a series of workshops held daily from 5 Mar 2023 to 12 Mar 2023: Delhi - 5 Mar, Jaipur - 6 Mar, Bhopal - 7 Mar, Lucknow - 8 Mar, Ranchi - 9 Mar, How many days after the workshop in Jaipur did the workshop in Ranchi occur?A2 daysB3 daysC4 daysD5 days
- 309expand_more
- 310expand_moreA rectangular field has length 40 m and width 30 m. What is the length of its diagonal?A48 mB60 mC45 mD50 m
- 311expand_moreIn a 48 L mixture, the ratio of milk to water is 3 : 5. How much water must be removed to make the ratio 1 : 1?A6 LB9 LC12 LD15 L
- 312expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark. BDF, CEG, DFH, ?AEGIBEHKCEJLDFGK
- 313expand_moreFind the missing term in the series.
2, 6, 18, 54, ?A96B108C162D216 - 314expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. CFG, EHI, GJK, ILM, ?AKNOBJMNCJMODKMN
- 315expand_moreA number is increased by 25% and then decreased by 25%. What is the net result?A6.25% increaseB6.25% decreaseCNo changeD12.5% decrease
- 316expand_moreA group of 16 people sit in a circle. Each person shakes hands with exactly 2 neighbors. How many handshakes take place?A24B16C32D48
- 317expand_moreWhich of the following addresses are exactly identical? Amit Verma, 12A, Green Park, Delhi, 110016 Amit Verma, 12A Green Park, Delhi, 110016 Amit Verma, 12A, Green Park, Delhi, 110018 Amit Verma, 12A, Green Park, Delhi, 110016A1 and 2B1 and 4C2 and 3D3 and 4
- 318expand_more
- 319expand_moreIf the sum of 42 and 42 is multiplied by 4, what is the result?A332B336C340D348
- 320expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a group of three numbers/symbols is given in each option. Identify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern as the others.AJ10 : H8 : F6BM13 : K11 : I9CP16 : N14 : L12DQ17 : O15 : L12
- 321expand_more
- 322expand_moreIf 6 @ 4 = 40, 5 @ 3 = 24, then 8 @ 5 = ?A60B65C55D75
- 323expand_moreSelect the word which cannot be formed using the letters of the given word. ButterflyAFlyBFullyCButterDFlutter
- 324expand_moreIf * = +, @ = -, # = ×; then 6 # 2 * 3 @ 4 = ?A11B14C17D10
- 325expand_moreIf (A = 1, B = 2, … Z = 26) DOG : 4×15×7 :: CAT : ?A3×1×20B3×1×19C4×1×20D3×2×20
- 326expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series: RBEH, RGOW, RLYL, RQIA, ?ARVSPBRVSHCRVHSDRSVP
- 327expand_moreA man rows 15 km downstream in 3 hours and 9 km upstream in 3 hours. What is the speed of the stream?A1 km/hB2 km/hC3 km/hD4 km/h
- 328expand_moreIf 4 # 3 = 16 and 5 # 2 = 14, then what is 6 # 4?A28B30C32D34
- 329expand_moreFind the missing term: MNO, QRS, UVW, ?AXYZBWXYCYZADTUV
- 330expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
B-22, Shanti Vihar, Ring Road, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 462001AB-22, Shanti Vihar, Ring Road, Bhopal, Rajasthan - 462001BB-22, Shanti Vihar, Ring Road, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 462001CB-22, Shanti Vihar, Ring Rd, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 462010DB-23, Shanti Vihar, Ring Road, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 462001 - 331expand_moreIf + is ×, × is -, - is ÷ and ÷ is +, then 6 + 4 × 24 - 8 ÷ 4 = ?A30B25C20D35
- 332expand_moreWhich group does NOT follow the same rule?A2, 4, 8B3, 6, 12C5, 10, 20D4, 9, 16
- 333expand_moreThe seminar in Vijayawada occurred 4 days before Nellore, while Tirupati was 2 days after Nellore. If Tirupati's seminar was on 20 March, when did the Vijayawada seminar happen?A14 MarchB15 MarchC16 MarchD17 March
- 334expand_more
- 335expand_moreIf 8 + 4 = 96 and 7 + 3 = 70, then 6 + 5 = ?A60B66C72D78
- 336expand_moreStatement: Online education is expanding rapidly; hence quality standards must be maintained. Assumptions:
I. Online education affects learning outcomes.
II. Quality control is necessary in education.AOnly IBOnly IICBoth I and IIDNeither I nor II - 337expand_moreFind the missing term. 3, 5, 8, 12, 17, 23, ?A28B29C30D31
- 338expand_more
- 339expand_moreIf 4 @ 2 = 12 and 6 @ 3 = 27, then what is the value of 8 @ 4?A48B64C32D40
- 340expand_moreFind the next term: ACE, BDF, CEG, ?ADFHBDEGCDFJDDFI
- 341expand_more
- 342expand_moreA train 150 meters long takes 5 seconds to cross a man. What is the speed in m/s?A30B25C20D35
- 343expand_moreIf 3 # 4 = 25 and 5 # 2 = 29, then 7 # 6 = ?A82B88C85D86
- 344expand_moreFind the missing term in the series: BDHJ, CEIK, DFJL, EGKM, ?AFHLNBFGLNCEHJMDFHJM
- 345expand_moreIf ‘#’ means addition, ‘@’ means subtraction, ‘ 2 @ 4 % 2?A6B7C8D9
- 346expand_moreWhich of the following addresses are identical to each other: Which of the following addresses are identical? Rohit Sharma, Flat 203, Green Park, Delhi, 110016 Rohit Sharma, Flat-203, Green Park, Delhi, 110016 Rohit S., Flat 203, Green Park, Delhi, 110016 Rohit Sharma, Flat 203, Green Park, Delhi, 110015A1 & 2B1 & 3C2 & 4D3 & 4
- 347expand_moreHow many meaningful four-letter English words can be formed using the first, second, third and sixth letters of the word “SILENT”, using each letter once?AThreeBTwoCFiveDZero
- 348expand_moreFind the word that can be formed from the letters of: DEVELOPMENTAMeltBTentCVotingDMoves
- 349expand_moreWhich of the following addresses are identical to each other:
1. S. lyer 17-D, Coral Residency, Thiruvananthapuram, 695014
2. S. lyer 17-D, Coral Residency, Thiruvananthapuram, 695014
3. S. lyer 17-D Coral Residency, Thiruvananthapuram, 695014
4. S. Iyer 17-D Coral Residency, Thiruvananthapuram, 695013A1 and 2B1 and 3C2 and 4D3 and 4 - 350expand_moreWhich of the following will fill the blanks? mn, op, __, st, uvAqrBpqCrsDtu
- 351expand_moreWhat is the next number? 1, 4, 9, 16, ?A20B25C30D36
- 352expand_moreIf '+' = '-' and '-' = '×', find the value of: 12 + 4 - 3 = ?A5B0C1D3
- 353expand_moreRearrange the letters to form the name of a fruit:AlpeapBappelCpapleDapple
- 354expand_moreIf the letters of the word COMPUTER are arranged alphabetically, how many letters will have the same position as in the original word?AOneBTwoCThreeDNone
- 355expand_moreThe ratio of two numbers is 7 : 9 and their sum is 160. Find the numbers.A56 and 72B70 and 90C64 and 96D80 and 100
- 356expand_moreChoose the correct signs to swap to make the equation correct: 36 ÷ 6 + 8 - 4 × 3 = 35A÷ and ×B+ and -C- and ×D÷ and +
- 357expand_moreFind the next number: 2, 6, 7, 21, 22, ?A44B66C67D46
- 358expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Flat 302, Sunrise Apartments, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001AFlat 302, Sunrise Apartments, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001BFlat 302, Sunrise Apartment, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001CFlat 303, Sunrise Apartments, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001DFlat 302, Sunrise Apartments, MG Road, Pune, Maharastra - 411001 - 359expand_more
- 360expand_moreIf 4@3 = 13, 7@2 = 11 and 9@4 = 25. Then 6@5 = ?A30B31C26D23
- 361expand_moreWhat should come at the place of question mark?
7, 22, 67, ?A122B183C184D202 - 362expand_moreWhich of the following address(es) is/are exactly the same as the given address? Given Address: Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green Residency, Bhopal, 462016
1. Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green Residency, Bhopal, 462016
2. Amit Sharma, Flat 21, Green Residency, Bhopal, 462016
3. Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green Residencies, Bhopal, 462016
4. Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green Residency, Bhopal, 462018AOnly 1BOnly 2COnly 3DOnly 4 - 363expand_moreSelect the word that cannot be formed using the letters of the word: TEACHERSACHEATBREACHESCSEARCHERDHEARTS
- 364expand_moreIn a 40 L mixture, milk : water = 5 : 3. How much water must be added to make the ratio 1 : 1?A5 LB8 LC10 LD12 L
- 365expand_moreComplete the pattern: 5, 15, 45, 135, 405, ?A1225B1220C1240D1215
- 366expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark: JKL, MNO, PQR, ?ARSTBSTUCUVWDOPQ
- 367expand_more
- 368expand_moreChoose the option exactly similar to: Flat No. 45, Block C, Sector 18, Noida, UP – 201301AFlat No. 45, Block B, Sector 18, Noida, UP – 201301BFlat No. 45, Block C, Sector 19, Noida, UP – 201301CFlat No. 54, Block C, Sector 18, Noida, UP – 201301DFlat No. 45, Block C, Sector 18, Noida, UP – 201301
- 369expand_moreWhat comes next? 1, 9, 25, 49, 81, ?A121B144C100D169
- 370expand_moreA shopkeeper buys 5 pens at ₹12 each and 3 pencils at ₹8 each. What is the total cost?A₹84B₹88C₹90D₹96
- 371expand_moreIn a zoo, there are only deer and birds. Total heads = 36 and total legs = 100. How many birds are there?A20B16C18D22
- 372expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Flat 302, Block-B, Shanti Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh - 226010AFlat 302, Block-B, Shanti Nagar, Lucknow, Bihar - 226010BFlat 302, Block-B, Shanti Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh - 226010CFlat 303, Block-B, Shanti Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh - 226010DFlat 302, Block-C, Shanti Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh - 226010 - 373expand_moreFind the missing number: 2, 6, 12, 20, 30, ?A40B42C44D46
- 374expand_moreThe following series has a pattern. Identify the incorrect pair: 4, 7, 14, 17, 35, 37, 74, 78A14, 35B4, 37C7, 78D35, 78
- 375expand_moreTwo numbers are in the ratio 5 : 7 and their sum is 144. Find the numbers.A50, 94B60, 84C55, 89D65, 79
- 376expand_more
- 377expand_moreHow many meaningful four-letter words can be formed using the letters of the word “CLOUD”, using each letter only once?A2B1C8D4
- 378expand_moreIn a series of seminars held daily from 5 March to 12 March 2023: Delhi - 5 March Jaipur - 6 March Lucknow - 7 March Bhopal - 8 March Indore - 9 March Nagpur - 10 March Surat - 11 March Ranchi - 12 March. If the seminar in Nagpur was held on a Friday, which day was the seminar in Delhi?ASaturdayBSundayCFridayDThursday
- 379expand_more
- 380expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Sample Address: D.No. 7-45, Lakshmi Nagar, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh - 520010ADoor No. 7-45, Lakshmi Nagar, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh - 520010BD.No. 7-54, Lakshmi Nagar, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh - 520010CD.No. 7-45, Laxmi Nagar, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh - 520010DD.No. 7-45, Lakshmi Nagar, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh - 520010 - 381expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’ and ‘÷’ means ‘+’, then which equation is correct?A18 + 6 × 3 = 10B18 - 6 ÷ 3 = 36C18 × 6 - 3 = 1D18 ÷ 6 + 3 = 21
- 382expand_moreWhich two signs need to be interchanged?
18 + 6 × 3 ÷ 3 - 4 = 20A+ and ×B- and ÷C+ and -D× and ÷ - 383expand_moreIf 6 workers can complete 6 tasks in 6 hours, how many workers are needed to complete 60 tasks in 60 hours?A6B10C60D12
- 384expand_moreChoose the address exactly the same as given below.
Flat No. 27, Block B, Rohini, Delhi - 110085AFlat No. 27, Block B, Rohinl, Delhi - 110085BFlat No. 27, Block 8, Rohini, Delhi - 110085CFlat No. 27, Block B, Rohini, Delhi - 110085DFlat No. 72, Block B, Rohini, Delhi - 110085 - 385expand_moreIn the following number series, a wrong number is given. Find out the WRONG number.
2, 6, 18, 54, 150 - 386expand_more
- 387expand_moreDOCTOR is to HOSPITAL as TEACHER is to:ASTUDENTBSCHOOLCBOOKDCLASS
- 388expand_moreWhat should come at the place of question mark? 120, 110, 100, 90, ?, 70A80B85C75D95
- 389expand_moreIdentify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern.AA3 : C9BB4 : D16CC5 : E25DD6 : F30
- 390expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Freedom : Independence :: Poverty : ?AHungerBWealthCHardshipDIllness - 391expand_moreWhat is the remainder when 876543219 is divided by 9?A2B0C3D9
- 392expand_moreHow many letters are between the 1st from left and 2nd from right in the word COMPETITION, when arranged alphabetically?A9B8C10D6
- 393expand_moreWhich number is NOT a multiple of 9?A729B738C747D752
- 394expand_moreFind the wrong term in the series: 3, 7, 15, 31, 63, 120
- 395expand_moreWhat should come in place of the question mark '?' in the following number series?
14, 29, 59, 119, ?A239B228C240D250 - 396expand_moreStatement: Digital payments reduce dependency on cash transactions. Assumptions:
I. People have access to digital devices.
II. Internet connectivity is reliable.AOnly I is implicitBOnly II is implicitCBoth I and II are implicitDNeither I nor II is implicit - 397expand_moreThe following series has one incorrect number. Identify it.
11, 17, 23, 29, 35 - 398expand_moreChoose the address that is exactly the same as the one given below.
A-27, Green Valley, Sector-5, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301AA-27, Green Valley, Sector 5, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301BA-27, Green Valley, Sector-5, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201310CA-27, Green Valley Sector-5, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301DA-27, Green Valley, Sector-5, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301 - 399expand_moreIf CAT → 24 and DOG → 26, then how is BIRD coded?A26B29C33D30
- 400expand_moreFind the missing group: EFG, HIJ, LMN, ?AOPQBNOPCKLMDQRS
- 401expand_moreA man buys 4 pencils and 3 erasers for ₹ 58. If a pencil costs ₹ 8, what is the cost of an eraser?A6B7C8D9
- 402expand_moreApply the same rearrangement pattern: PLAYING : GNIYALP :: READING : ?AGNIDAREBGINDAERCGNIDAERDGNIRDAE
- 403expand_moreWhat should come in place of the question mark '?' in the following number series?
72, 71, 74, 69, 76, ?A67B70C68D72 - 404expand_moreSomeone approaches you for help in filing a complaint.ARefuse helpBDelay unnecessarilyCGuide properly and assistDSend away
- 405expand_moreIdentify the odd one: 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 21
- 406expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘×’ ‘-’ means ‘÷’ ‘×’ means ‘+’ ‘÷’ means ‘-’. Choose the correct equation:A6 + 3 - 2 = 16B8 - 4 + 2 = 6C5 × 2 ÷ 1 = 6D9 ÷ 3 + 1 = 3
- 407expand_moreProblem: Rising traffic congestion in metro cities.
Course of Action:
I. Authorities should promote public transport.
II. Private vehicles should be completely banned.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 408expand_moreComplete the series: 4, 16, 36, 64, ?A100B81C121D49
- 409expand_moreIf 8 × 9 = 72 and 7 × 6 = 42, what is 11 × 8?A88B96C99D84
- 410expand_moreA number is divisible by both 4 and 6. Which of the following could it be?A24B18C20D30
- 411expand_moreFind the missing number: 32 : 5 :: 645 : ?A14B15C16D17
- 412expand_moreIn a certain code, LIGHT becomes NKIJV, how is SOUND written?AUQWPFBURWPFCUQXPFDURXPF
- 413expand_more
- 414expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that can replace the question mark (?) in the given series. LMP, NOR, PQT, ?ARVUBRUVCSTVDRSV
- 415expand_moreIf 'X' means '+', 'Y' means '-', 'Z' means 'x', and 'W' means '÷' what is the value of the following expression?
15 W 3 X 2 Y 4 = ?A1B3C5D7 - 416expand_moreFind the next number in the series.
3, 7, 15, 31, 63, ?A95B125C127D131 - 417expand_moreYou are a traffic officer and illegal parking is causing accidents. What should you prioritize?AIgnore first-time offendersBIssue warnings onlyCTake strict legal actionDWait for complaints
- 418expand_more
- 419expand_moreIf 4 ⊕ 3 = 19 and 5 ⊕ 2 = 17, then 6 ⊕ 4 = ?A24B28C34D32
- 420expand_more
- 421expand_moreStatement: The school has introduced online classes for all students. Inferences:
I. The school wants flexible learning.
II. The school building is permanently closed.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 422expand_moreFrom the given words, select the word that can be formed using the letters of the given word. MASTERPIECEAMASTERBPARCELCSTREAMINGDSPARED
- 423expand_moreFind the missing term in the seris. 2, 6, 18, 54, ?A164B166C162D160
- 424expand_moreFind the missing term: SHOP : TIPQ :: MEGA : ?ANEHBBNFHBCNFHDDNFGB
- 425expand_moreApply the same pattern used in the following group and find the correct option.
KLM : NOP :: STU : ?AXYZBVYZCWXYDVWX - 426expand_more
- 427expand_moreUsing the reverse code (Z = 1, Y = 2, ...), what is the sum of the reverse positions of the first and last letters of "LIBRARY"?A20B17C19D18
- 428expand_moreWhich meaningful word can be formed from the letters “SILENT”?ALISTENBTISNELCNELISTDSILTEN
- 429expand_moreWhich one is different from the rest?ARoseBGuavaCBananaDPapaya
- 430expand_moreYou notice misuse of public funds in your department. What should you do?AIgnore itBReport to higher authorityCDiscuss with colleagues onlyDWait for audit
- 431expand_moreFind the smallest number which when divided by 6, 10 and 15 leaves a remainder of 4 in each case.A64B94C124D184
- 433expand_moreHow many letters will remain unchanged if the word EDUCATION is arranged alphabetically?AOneBZeroCThreeDTwo
- 434expand_moreStatement: Road accidents are increasing rapidly.
Course of Action:
1. Improve traffic monitoring.
2. Ban all vehicles.AOnly action one followsBOnly action two followsCBoth actions followDNeither action follows - 435expand_moreIf the sum of 36 and 24 is multiplied by 7, what is the result?A420B392C448D460
- 436expand_moreACE, DFH, GIK, JLN, ?AMNPBMPQCMOQDNPR
- 437expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. PQR, STU, VWX, ?AYZDBYVACYZADDFR
- 438expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. BDH, EJM, IPR, ?ANVWBMUXCNVXDMVW
- 439expand_moreA man buys a pen for ₹5 and sells it for ₹8. He repeats this 50 times. Profit = ?A₹150B₹200C₹250D₹300
- 440expand_moreFind the WRONG number in the series: 40320, 5040, 720, 120, 20, 6
- 441expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘-’ means ‘×’ and ‘×’ means ‘-’, then find: 9 + 3 - 2 × 1 = ?A5B2C3D4
- 442expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. CFI, HJL, MNO, RRR, ?AWVUBWUYCWVZDWTY
- 443expand_moreAs a manager, you notice an employee leaking confidential data. What should you do?AIgnore itBWarn verballyCReport and take disciplinary actionDTransfer the employee
- 445expand_moreLetters of the word TEACHING are arranged alphabetically. How many letters are between the 3rd from left and 2nd from right?A5B4C3D6
- 446expand_moreIf 6 * 4 = 40 and 8 * 3 = 33, then 5 * 6 = ?A64B70C68D66
- 447expand_moreIf the letters of the word MARKET are arranged alphabetically, how many letters remain in the same position?AOneBTwoCThreeDNone
- 448expand_moreWhat should come in place of '?' 5, 2, -4, -13, ?A-25B-24C-26D-23
- 449expand_more
- 450expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark: ABB, BCC, CDD, ?ADEEBCEECDFFDEEE
- 451expand_moreA pipe fills a tank in 10 hours. Another empties it in 15 hours. If both are opened together, how long will it take to fill the tank?A30 hB20 hC25 hD35 h
- 452expand_moreIf # = +, @ = ×, % = -, then find the value of: (6 @ 3) % 4 # 5?A17B18C19D20
- 453expand_moreIn each of the following questions, the first word is coded to form the second word using a specific rearrangement and/or substitution rule. Apply the same rule to the third word to determine the correct corresponding word from the given alternatives.
QWERTY : YTREWQ:: ASDFGH : ?AHGFDASBGHFDASCGHFSDADHGFDSA - 454expand_moreA fire breaks out in an office. What should be your first step?AInform fire brigade and evacuate peopleBContinue workingCLock the officeDIgnore it
- 455expand_moreYour colleague makes a mistake in a report. What should you do?AIgnore itBInform the manager immediatelyCHelp correct it and inform politelyDCriticize publicly
- 456expand_moreWhat number will replace the question mark? 2, 6, 14, 30, ?, 126A46B60C62D64
- 457expand_moreIf the sum of 48 and 52 is multiplied by 3, what will be the result?A300B294C312D288
- 458expand_moreIf '+' means '÷', '-' means '+', '×' means '-', and '÷' means '×', then find: 16 + 8 × 4 - 2 ÷ 2 = ?
- 459expand_moreWhat comes next in the given number series?
1, 8, 27, 64, 125, ?A196B216C225D256 - 460expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives: HAPPY : PYHAP :: CLEAN : ?AANCLEBANELCCNAELCDENACL
- 461expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. YMW, VJT, SGQ, PDN, ?ATYDBHGFCMJHDMAK
- 462expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘minus’ ‘-’ means ‘plus’ ‘×’ means ‘divided by’ ‘÷’ means ‘multiplied by’ Find the value of: 15 + 5 - 10 × 2 ÷ 3 = ?A10B20C25D30
- 463expand_moreWhat comes next? BQC, CRD, DSE, ETF, ?AFUGBFVGCGVGDGWH
- 464expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘÷’ and ‘÷’ means ‘+’, then: 16 + 4 × 18 - 2 ÷ 2 = ?A55B57C59D60
- 465expand_moreIf A = 3 and B = 5, then (A + B)² = ?A64B49C81D100
- 466expand_moreA number is increased by 25% and then decreased by 20%. What is the net change in the number?ANo changeB5% increaseC5% decreaseD1% decrease
- 467expand_moreIdentify the relation between Statement I and Statement II.
Statement I: The company’s sales increased this year.
Statement II: The company expanded its distribution network.AI is the cause and II is the effectBII is the cause and I is the effectCBoth are independentDNo relation - 468expand_moreWhat comes next in the series? C, F, I, L, ?AMBNCODP
- 469expand_moreIf 7 * 2 = 98 and 9 * 3 = 243, then 5 * 4 = ?A100B120C125D140
- 471expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. BDHJ, CEIK, DFJL, EGKM, ?AFHLNBGJMNCFILODGJNO
- 472expand_more
- 473expand_moreIf + = ×, - = ÷, × = +, ÷ = -, then find: 24 + 6 - 2 × 4 ÷ 2 = ?A76B72C78D74
- 474expand_moreWhat number will replace the question mark? 2, 6, 14, 30, ?, 126A46B60C62D64
- 475expand_moreIf 7 × 3 = 24 and 9 × 4 = 40, then 11 × 5 = ?A50B55C60D66
- 476expand_moreComplete the pattern: 120, 96, 76.8, 61.44, ?A60.27B78.91C47.89D49.152
- 477expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Ontology : Being :: Aesthetics : ?ABeautyBLogicCKnowledgeDReality - 478expand_moreFind the next term: ABC, CDE, EFG, GHI, ?AIFGBIGHCIGKDIJK
- 479expand_more
- 480expand_moreThe number-letter mapping is 5=T, 4=A, 3=R, 2=E, and 1=H. Select the number combination that arranges the letters into a meaningful term.A54321B24351C43251D42135
- 481expand_moreA bus travels a distance of 240 km in 4 hours. If the bus increases its speed by 20 km/h, how much time will it take to cover the same distance?A3 hB2.5 hC3.5 hD4 h
- 482expand_moreEach of the letters in the word HARMONIOUS is arranged in alphabetical order. How many letters are there in the English alphabetical series between the letter that is first from the left and the one that is fourth from the right in the new letter-cluster formed?A12B13C15D11
- 483expand_moreComplete the series: 11, 19, 29, 41, 55, ?A70B71C73D75
- 484expand_moreIf 8 + 7 = 56 and 7 + 5 = 35, then 9 + 5 = ?A36B45C52D60
- 485expand_moreWhat is the remainder when 123456789 is divided by 9 ?A0B3C6D9
- 486expand_moreWhich of the following prefixes can complete all three words meaningfully? _USE, _PLACE, _FORMAREBDECINDUN
- 487expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace (?): B, F, J, N, R, V, Z, ?AABCCBDD
- 488expand_moreStatement: The increasing use of artificial intelligence in healthcare improves diagnosis accuracy but raises concerns about data privacy. Assumptions:
I. AI can improve medical diagnosis.
II. Data privacy is a concern in healthcare technology.
III. AI benefits outweigh privacy concerns.AOnly I and II are implicitBOnly II and III are implicitCOnly I is implicitDAll I, II and III are implicit - 489expand_moreWhat comes next? z26, y25, w23, t20, p16, ?Al12Bm13Ck11Dj10
- 490expand_moreStatement: Online education is growing rapidly because of easy internet access. Assumptions:
I. Internet access is available to many people.
II. People prefer online education over traditional methods.AOnly I is implicitBOnly II is implicitCBoth I and II are implicitDNeither I nor II is implicit - 491expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark: ACE, BDF, CEG, ?ABFHBDFICDFHDEGI
- 492expand_moreReplace special characters with mathematical signs as given in options to make it meaningful equation. 8 $ 4 # 2 = 16A×, +B÷, -C+, ×D-, ÷
- 493expand_moreIf ‘+’ = ‘÷’, ‘-’ = ‘×’, ‘×’ = ‘+’, ‘÷’ = ‘-’, which equation is incorrect?A12 + 4 - 2 = 5B10 × 3 ÷ 5 = 8C8 ÷ 4 + 2 = 6D6 - 2 × 3 = 15
- 494expand_moreWhat is the sum of the first 15 natural numbers?A110B120C130D135
- 495expand_moreFind the missing term in the series: HDF, JFH, LHJ, ?, PLNANHNBNINCNJLDNLN
- 496expand_moreWhat comes next in the series? A, D, H, M, S, ?AYBZCXDW
- 497expand_moreConsider the following statement and choose the option that follows.
Statement: The prices of petrol have increased sharply. Inferences:
I. Transportation costs may rise.
II. All people will stop using vehicles.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 498expand_moreIf 7 × 9 = 63 and 6 × 9 = 54, then 5 × 7 = ?A34B36C35D33
- 499expand_moreComplete the series. B2, D4, F6, H8, ?AJ10BI9CK10DJ9
- 500expand_moreFind the number that breaks the pattern: 3, 7, 15, 31, 63, 120
- 501expand_moreAfter arranging the letters of the word WORD in English alphabetical order, which letter comes immediately after the 4th letter of the arranged word?AXBFCODR
- 502expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that can replace the question mark (?). BDFH, EGIK, HJLN, KMOQ, ?ANPRTBMNQTCNQRTDOPQS
- 503expand_moreIf a b = a² – b, what is the value of a and b?A2, 2B8, 1C4, 5D9, 6
- 504expand_moreWhat comes next in the series? A, C, F, J, O, ?ATBUCVDW
- 505expand_moreUsing the clues, determine who lives two floors below G. Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H live on eight different floors of an 8-storey building numbered 1 to 8. E lives on an even floor but not on the 8th or 6th floor. H lives immediately below C. F lives two floors above B. A lives on an even floor but not adjacent to E. E lives just above D. C lives on the 4th floor. F does not live on the 1st floor. G's floor is not adjacent to C.
- 506expand_moreIf ‘A’ means ‘+’, ‘B’ means ‘-’, ‘C’ means ‘×’, and ‘D’ means ‘÷’, then find the value of: (40 D 5 A 6 C 2) B (18 D 3 C 2)?A10B12C9D8
- 507expand_more
- 508expand_moreIf + = -, - = ×, × = +, evaluate: 6 + 3 × 2 - 4?A14B16C18D11
- 509expand_moreIf a + b = 20 and a - b = 6, then what is a × b?A64B100C96D91
- 510expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Apartment 5C, Green Heights, Anna Nagar, Madurai, Tamil Nadu - 625020AApt 5C, Green Heights, Anna Nagar, Madurai, Tamil Nadu - 625020BApartment 5C, Green Heights, Anna Nagar, Madurai, Tamil Nadu - 625020CApartment 5C, Green Height, Anna Nagar, Madurai, Tamil Nadu - 625020DApartment 5C, Green Heights, Anna Nagarr, Madurai, Tamil Nadu - 625020 - 511expand_moreIf ‘P’ means addition, ‘D’ means subtraction, ‘S’ means multiplication and ‘V’ means division, find the value of: {24P(18D6)}V(6S2)P12V(6)?A-5B5C10D-10
- 512expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘−’, ‘−’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’, and ‘÷’ means ‘+’, then find the value of: 16 + 8 − 4 × 2A6B0C10D12
- 513expand_moreHow many letters will remain unchanged if the word MOBILE is arranged alphabetically?A2B1C0D3
- 514expand_more
- 516expand_moreA lawyer reveals client information without consent. Which principle is violated?AIntegrityBConfidentialityCAccountabilityDEquality
- 517expand_moreA person spends 35 of his income and saves ₹4000. What is his income?A₹9000B₹8000C₹12,000D₹10,000
- 518expand_moreIn BIOLOGY, what is the alphabetical index of the 3rd letter from the right, O?A25B15C12D7
- 519expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. BDH, EHM, HLR, ?AKTZBKPWCJQWDLUZ
- 520expand_moreIf the centre codes are decided by the initial of States followed by digits like KA12045 for Karnataka, then which roll number is likely to be from Tamil Nadu?AKL20987BTN20345CAP10456DMP30987
- 521expand_more
- 522expand_moreFind the next number in the series: 2, 6, 14, 30, 62, ?A126B124C128D130
- 523expand_moreHow many diagonals does a pentagon have?A5B7C10D15
- 524expand_moreWhat comes next? LMN, MNO, NOP, OPQ, ?AQRSBPQRCLMNDRST
- 525expand_moreIn a row of students, R is 10th from left and S is 12th from right. If they interchange positions, R becomes 14th from left. Total students?A23B24C25D26
- 526expand_moreLetters of the word TEACHING are arranged alphabetically. How many letters are between the 3rd from left and 2nd from right?A5B4C3D6
- 527expand_moreIdentify the assumptions that must be implicit for the statement to be valid.
Statement: Despite improved internet speeds, cybersecurity threats continue to increase globally. Assumptions:
I. Faster internet increases digital exposure.
II. Cyber threats are unaffected by internet speed.
III. Cybersecurity measures are inadequate worldwide.AOnly IBOnly I and IIICOnly IIDAll I, II and III - 528expand_more
- 529expand_moreIf "DELHI" = "CDKGH", then "MUMBAI" = ?ALTLAZHBLTLAZICNTNBZJDKSKZYG
- 530expand_moreIf + means × and - means ÷, which is incorrect?A8 - 2 + 3 = 12B6 + 3 - 2 = 9C4 - 2 + 5 = 15D9 + 1 - 3 = 3
- 531expand_moreIf 5 books cost ₹150, how many books can you buy for ₹300?A8B10C12D15
- 532expand_moreFind the missing term: 3, 7, 15, 31, ?A47B63C61D64
- 533expand_moreIf "+" means "×", "-" means "+", "×" means "÷", and "÷" means "-", then find: 18 + 6 × 3 - 4 ÷ 2 = ?A38B36C40D39
- 534expand_more
- 535expand_moreWhich roll number is the third power of a whole number?A344B324C256D512
- 536expand_more
- 537expand_moreHow many meaningful English words can be formed using letters of PLANT, each letter used once?A2B1C4D3
- 538expand_moreSelect the one that is different.AKeyboardBMouseCPrinterDWindows
- 539expand_moreComplete the series: XZB - UWY - RTV - ?AOQIBOQHCPUIDOQS
- 540expand_moreIf 911 = A and 37 = B, then find the value of A - B.A0.29B0.39C0.35D0.22
- 541expand_moreChoose the option similar to the following numbers: 21, 34, 55, ?A89B90C87D91
- 542expand_moreComplete the series: 3, 6, 13, 28, ?A55B57C59D61
- 543expand_moreWhich letter in the word “TREATMENT” is equidistant from both ends?
- 544expand_moreComplete the series: 3, 9, 27, 81, ?A162B243C324D405
- 545expand_moreThe population of a town increased by 15% in the first year and 10% in the second year. What is the total percent increase after 2 years?A25%B26.5%C24%D30%
- 546expand_moreFind the missing number: 2, 6, 12, 20, ?, 42A28B30C32D36
- 547expand_moreComplete the series: B E H, D G J, F I L, ?AH K NBG J MCI L ODH J M
- 548expand_moreFind the missing term in the series: CFI, HJL, MNO, RRR, ?AWVUBXWVCVUTDWXY
- 549expand_moreIf 7 # 4 = 15 and 9 # 6 = 21, then 8 # 5 = ?A11B13C15D18
- 550expand_moreArrange the following words in dictionary order and choose the second word. apple, ape, april, ant
- 551expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. ACE, DFH, GIK, JLN, ?ANOMBLMNCMOQDOPQ
- 552expand_moreWhat should come at the place of question mark? 144, 121, 100, 81, ?, 49A70B64C66D68
- 553expand_moreWhich of the following are identical?
1. Sunita Jain, H.No. 45, Green Park, Jaipur, 302017
2. Sunita Jain, H.No. 45, Green Park, Jaipur, 302017
3. Sunita Jain, H.No. 54, Green Park, Jaipur, 302017
4. Sunita Jaim, H.No. 45, Green Park, Jaipur, 302017A1 and 2B2 and 3C1 and 4D3 and 4 - 554expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark. BCF, GHK, LMP, ?AQSUBQRVCRRUDQRU
- 555expand_moreApply the same pattern used in the following group and find the correct option. WRITE → UQGSC BREAK → ?AZQCYIBZQCZICYOCYIDYPCYI
- 556expand_moreEach letter of the word given below is arranged in alphabetical order. How many letters are there between the 4th letter from the left and the 3rd letter from the right in the new arrangement? HOSPITALAOneBTwoCThreeDFour
- 557expand_moreIf '+' means '×', '−' means '÷', '×' means '+', and '÷' means '−', then find: 18 + 6 × 16 − 4 ÷ 2 = ?A108B110C112D114
- 558expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. DGK, ILP, NQU, ?ARVWBRWXCTXYDSVZ
- 559expand_more
- 560expand_moreFind the missing term. 4, 8, 24, 96, 480, ?A2400B1920C2880D3600
- 561expand_moreIf 5&3 = 40 and 6&4 = 60, then 7&5 = ?A70B84C96D90
- 562expand_moreFrom the given alternatives, find the word which cannot be formed from the letters used in the given word. DEDUCTIONAActionBToneCDoneDDeduct
- 563expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark: RST, UVW, XYZ, ?AABCBBCDCYZADDEF
- 564expand_moreIf A = +, B = -, C = ×, D = ÷ Find the value of: 20 B 5 C 2 A 10 D 5?A12B14C16D18
- 565expand_moreA set of letters is followed by the product of their alphabetical positions.
ACE : 15 :: BDF : ?A24B48C36D60 - 566expand_moreROADMAP is to ORADPAM as JOURNEY is to:AOJURYENBUOJRNEYCUOJRENYDOJURNEY
- 567expand_moreIn the sequence A, C, F, J, O, ?, which letter is the next term?ATBUCVDW
- 568expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘-’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘+’ and ‘÷’ means ‘-’. Find the value of: 10 ÷ 4 + 6 × 32 - 8 = ?A-6B-8C-10D-12
- 569expand_moreBengaluru event: October 8. Hyderabad event: October 30. Chennai event date is the third power of an integer between them. What is the date?AOctober 16BOctober 27COctober 18DOctober 25
- 570expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives: LIGHT : TGHIL :: SOUND : ?ADUSNOBOUNDSCDUNOSDSUDNO
- 571expand_moreComplete the series: 125, 1000, 3375, 8000, ?A15625B12000C10000D19683
- 572expand_moreFind the missing number: 16 : 4096 :: 18 : ?A5832B324C6144D5830
- 573expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Sample Address: MIG-45, Sector 10, Shanti Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302019AMIG 45, Sector-10, Shanti Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302019BMIG-45, Sector 10, Shanti Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302019CMIG-54, Sector 10, Shanti Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302019DMIG-45, Sector X, Shanti Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302019 - 574expand_moreIf ‘×’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘+’, ‘+’ means ‘÷’ and ‘÷’ means ‘×’, which of the following is correct?A12 × 4 - 2 = 10B15 - 3 + 6 = 18C10 + 5 ÷ 3 = 4D8 ÷ 4 × 2 = 6
- 575expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘-’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘+’ and ‘÷’ means ‘-’, find the value of: 16 + 4 - 2 × 3A25B30C40D35
- 576expand_moreIdentify the similar address: Mr. Rohit, A-12 Green Park, Delhi, 110016ARohit, A/12 Green Park, Delhi-110016BMr. Rohit, A-12 Greenpark, Delhi, 110016CMr. Rohit, A-21 Green Park, Delhi, 110016DMr. Rohan, A-12 Green Park, Delhi, 110016
- 577expand_moreIf 4 + 6 = 46 and 5 + 7 = 57, then 8 + 3 = ?A83B38C11D48
- 578expand_moreIf the sum of 28 and 12 is multiplied by 11, what is the result?A440B460C480D500
- 579expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives: Justice : Law :: Medicine : ?ADoctorBHospitalCTreatmentDHealth
- 580expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that can replace (?) GEA, LIH, QMO, ?AQVVBVQUCUQVDVQV
- 581expand_moreWhat should come in place of ? 200, 195, 185, 170, ?, 125A155B150C160D145
- 582expand_moreIf 12 × 2 = 24 and 15 × 3 = 45, then 20 × 4 = ?A60B70C80D90
- 583expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a group of three numbers/symbols is given in each option. Identify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern as the others.AC3 : E5 : G7BD4 : F6 : H8CE5 : G7 : I9DF6 : H8 : J11
- 584expand_moreIn a class, Amit scores higher than Bharat but lower than Chetan. If Bharat scored 65, which is true?AAmit 60, Chetan 70BAmit 75, Chetan 80CAmit 55, Chetan 65DAmit 85, Chetan 70
- 585expand_moreWhat should come in place of the question mark '?' in the following number series? 60, 55, 65, ?, 70, 45A50B85C75D90
- 586expand_moreFind the value of 25% of 40% of 600?A60B80C100D120
- 587expand_moreWhich roll number has a digital root equal to 6?A888888B123456C999999D444444
- 588expand_moreIdentify the incorrect term in the series: 4, 10, 22, 46, 94, 192
- 589expand_more
- 590expand_moreA car travels 120 km in 2 hours and the same distance in 3 hours on return. Find speed in still condition.A48 km/hB50 km/hC60 km/hD40 km/h
- 591expand_moreStatement: To improve fitness, people should exercise daily despite busy schedules. Assumptions:
I. Exercise improves fitness.
II. People can manage time for exercise.
III. Busy schedules reduce health.AOnly IBOnly I and IICOnly II and IIIDAll I, II and III - 592expand_moreIf 7 * 3 = 25 and 9 * 2 = 22, then 5 * 4 = ?A36B24C30D32
- 593expand_moreWhich pair belongs to the same examination centre (same first three digits)?A721345 and 721678B563214 and 564213C890123 and 891124D456789 and 457780
- 594expand_moreComplete the series: 72, 68, 64, 60, 56, ?A48B50C52D54
- 595expand_moreFind the missing number: 3 × 4 = 48 and 5 × 6 = 180 7 × 8 = ?A392B448C336D420
- 596expand_moreFind the missing number: 6 : 36 :: 14 : ?A196B194C210D204
- 597expand_more
- 598expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. EHF, JKM, ONT, ?ATUVBSTUCTQADQAT
- 599expand_moreIf the letters of the word GARDEN are arranged alphabetically, how many letters will be between A and N?AOneBTwoCThreeDFour
- 600expand_moreIf 6 # 3 = 18 and 8 # 4 = 32, then 10 # 5 = ?A40B45C50D55
- 601expand_moreYour colleague is absent and work is pending. What will you do?AIgnore itBComplete it responsiblyCComplainDLeave early
- 602expand_moreFind the missing number: 3, 6, 12, 24, ?A48B30C36D42
- 603expand_moreA car covers 240 m in 12 seconds. Find its speed.A60 km/hB72 km/hC54 km/hD48 km/h
- 604expand_moreIf 6 @ 4 = 28 and 9 @ 2 = 22, then 7 @ 3 = ?A21B28C25D24
- 605expand_moreChoose the address that is exactly the same as the one given below.
Flat No. 45C, Green Residency, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001AFlat No. 45C, Green Residency, MG Road, Pune, Gujarat - 411001BFlat No. 45C, Green Residency, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411002CFlat No. 45C, Green Residency, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001DFlat No. 54C, Green Residency, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001 - 606expand_moreIf in a code DOG = 4, 15, 7, what is the code for SUN?A19, 22, 14B18, 21, 14C19, 21, 14D19, 21, 15
- 607expand_moreIn the sentence “Still waters run deep”, if each letter is coded using reverse alphabetical order (A→Z, B→Y, …), what will be the code for the 3rd letter of the 1st word?
- 608expand_moreHow many meaningful 4-letter English words can be formed using 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th letters of the word TEACHER, without repetition?ATwoBFourCOneDThree
- 609expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. DHL, HLP, LPT, PTX, ?ATXBBTXZCTYZDTYA
- 610expand_moreSelect the incorrect term from the given options.AREDBQDCCTGFDKLM
- 611expand_moreAlphanumeric Series: R 4 % T 9 K 2 A # 7 P 1 M & 8 Z Q * 3 L What is the third element to the right of the 6th element from left?AABHash signCDigit sevenDP
- 612expand_moreRearrange the letters of 'INTEGRAL' to form a meaningful eight-letter word. If the original positions are numbered as shown below, choose the position order of the rearranged word.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
I N T E G R A LA12784563B64873125C31786452D67318254 - 613expand_moreWhat comes next? ZYX, YXW, XWV, WVU, ?AVUTBUVTCVTSDTUV
- 614expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark. JKL, MNO, PQR, ?AQRSBSTUCUVWDTUV
- 615expand_moreFind the missing number: 8 : 64 :: 7 : ?A49B42C56D36
- 616expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that can replace the question mark (?). BFG, EIJ, HLM, KOP, ?ANRSBNPRCMRSDNQR
- 617expand_moreFind the next number in the series: 8, 14, 26, 50, 98, ?A196B194C200D202
- 618expand_more
- 619expand_moreChoose the address that is exactly identical to the one given below.
Flat 402, Emerald Residency, Lake View Road, Pune, Maharashtra – 411016AFlat 402 Emerald Residency Lakeview Road Pune Maharashtra 411016BFlat 402, Emerald Residency, Lake View Rd., Pune, Maharashtra – 411061CFlat 420, Emerald Residency, Lake View Road, Pune, Maharashtra – 411016DFlat 402, Emerald Residency, Lake View Road, Pune, Maharashtra – 411016 - 620expand_moreIdentify the incorrect term in the series: 14, 28, 56, 110, 224
- 621expand_moreIf # = −, & = × and @ = ÷. Then find the value of: 18 & 2 @ 3 # 4 ?A8B10C12D14
- 622expand_moreIf ‘%’ means ‘+’, ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘÷’ means ‘×’, and ‘×’ means ‘−’, then find the value of: 20 ÷ (5 % 3) + 4A7B40C11D13
- 623expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives: Copper : Wire :: Iron : ?ARodBSheetCNailDTool
- 624expand_moreComplete the series: 2, 7, 22, 67, 202, ?A605B606C607D608
- 625expand_moreFind the next number in the series: 5, 15, 45, 135, ?, 1215A405B375C450D415
- 626expand_moreSelect the letters from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. K, M, O, ?, S, U, ?, YAQ, XBQ, WCP, WDR, W
- 627expand_moreAn amount of ₹8,000 is invested at a compound interest rate of 10% per annum for 2 years. What will be the total amount received?A₹9,600B₹9,680C₹9,720D₹10,000
- 628expand_moreHow many of these numbers are palindromes? 1221, 3443, 4567, 7887
- 629expand_moreDirections: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.
Six persons–A, B, C, D, E, and F–were born in six different years: 1952, 1964, 1975, 1988, 1997, and 2005. Note: Age is calculated with respect to the year 2024. The sum of the ages of B and D is 108. F was born in an even-numbered year. A is older than C. E was born in an odd- numbered year. The sum of the ages of A and E is 68. C is younger than E.Which of the following is the birth year of F?A1952B1964C1988D2005 - 630expand_more
- 631expand_moreFind the word that does not fit in the group.ARoseBLotusCMangoDLily
- 632expand_moreWhat comes next? 5, 10, 20, 40, ?A60B70C80D90
- 633expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that will replace the question mark (?). CHI, FKL, INO, LQR, ?AOSUBOTUCPRUDPSV
- 634expand_moreWatch : Time :: Barometer : ?AHeatBPressureCSpeedDDistance
- 635expand_more5, 14, 9, 18, 13, 22, 17, ?A26B28C24D30
- 636expand_moreStatement: The company decided to allow work from home twice a week. Assumptions:
I. Employees prefer flexible working conditions.
II. Productivity will not decrease.AOnly I is implicitBOnly II is implicitCBoth are implicitDNeither is implicit - 637expand_moreWhich letter group has alphabet positions adding to 30?AH, I, JBA, C, ZCD, E, FDK, L, M
- 638expand_moreWhat comes next in the series? B, E, I, N, T, ?AZBYCADW
- 639expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that replaces the question mark: BX, CW, DV, ?AFUBFTCEVDEU
- 640expand_moreFind the missing number: 4, 9, 15, 22, ?A35B36C30D49
- 641expand_moreWhat comes next? AXA, BYB, CZC, DAD, ?AEBEBEDECECEDEZE
- 642expand_moreThe product of two numbers is 1800 and their HCF is 20. What is their LCM?A90B180C900D3600
- 643expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’ and ‘÷’ means ‘+’, then find the value of: 8 + 4 - 12 × 6 ÷ 3A6B8C3D10
- 644expand_moreIn the following question, a pair of letters is given with its product of alphabetical positions. Identify the correct product.
CD : 12 :: EF : ?A30B36C42D48 - 645expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Sample Address: Flat No. 302, Green Valley, Sector 15, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301AFlat 302, Green Valley, Sector 15, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301BFlat No. 302, Green Valley, Sector 15, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201310CFlat No. 302, Green Valley, Sector-15, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301DFlat No. 302, Green Valley, Sector 15, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301 - 646expand_moreWhich is the 3rd last word in the sentence: "Learning new skills improves confidence steadily"?
- 647expand_moreIn a room of 8 people, how many different handshakes are possible if each person shakes hands once with every other?A21B24C28D32
- 648expand_moreChoose the address that is exactly the same as the one given below.
Sample Address: Flat No. 22, First Floor, Sunrise Apartments, Sector 45, Gurugram, Haryana - 122003AFlat No. 22, First Floor, Sunrise Apartments, Sector 45, Gurugram, Haryana - 122003BFlat 22, First Floor, Sunrise Apartment, Sector 45, Gurugram, Haryana - 122003CFlat No. 22, First Floor, Sunrise Apartments, Sec-45, Gurugram, Haryana - 122003DFlat No. 22, 1st Floor, Sunrise Apartments, Sector 45, Gurugram, Haryana - 122003 - 649expand_moreIn the word "EDUCATION", if we assign even numbers to vowels (2, 4, 6, 8, ...), what is the sum of all vowel values?A20B24C30D28
- 650expand_more8 people contribute ₹50 each. 4 leave. What should each of the remaining pay to keep total same?A₹80B₹90C₹100D₹75
- 651expand_more
- 652expand_more
- 653expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives: BOOK : CPPL :: LAMP : ?AMBQOBMBOQCMBQNDMBNQ
- 654expand_more
- 655expand_moreIdentify the number which does NOT satisfy: Sum of digits is a factor of the number.A24B36C42D39
- 656expand_moreProblem: Roads in the city are frequently damaged during monsoon.
Course of Action:
I. Improve drainage systems.
II. Use higher-quality construction material.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 657expand_moreIf "+" means multiplication, "-" means division, "×" means subtraction and "÷" means addition, then: 18 - 3 + 6 ÷ 2 × 4 = ?A35B38C31D34
- 658expand_moreIf the letters of the word IMPORTANT are arranged alphabetically, how many letters are between P and T (1st from left) ?A1B2C3D4
- 659expand_moreWhich two signs should be swapped to make the equation correct?
24 ÷ 6 + 4 × 3 - 2 = 2A÷ and ×B+ and -C÷ and +D× and - - 660expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. XJL, YMK, ZPJ, ?AASIBZOOCAAPDZMP
- 661expand_moreComplete the series: 3, 9, 27, 81, ?A162B243C324D405
- 662expand_moreFind the missing number: 5, 11, 23, 47, ?, 191A93B95C97D99
- 663expand_moreFind the missing term in series.
11, 22, 33, 44, ?A50B66C60D55 - 664expand_moreA 20 L mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 2:3. How much milk must be added to make the ratio 4:3?A10 LB8 LC5 LD9 L
- 665expand_moreWhat should come next? 2, 6, 14, 30, 62, ?A94B126C120D130
- 666expand_moreApply the same pattern used in the following group and find the correct option.
COUNTRY : FRXQWUB :: SCHOOL : ?AVFIPPMBVFKRROCVFJPPNDVEKPPM - 667expand_moreIdentify the roll number that doesn’t follow the rule: Last 2 digits = First 2 digits + 50A20Z70B35Z85C40Z90D45Z80
- 668expand_moreFind the missing term in the series: 4, 9, 19, 39, 79, ?A159B149C169D139
- 669expand_moreWhat is the 10th term of the series: 5, 10, 15, 20, …A45B50C55D60
- 670expand_moreIf 4 # 3 = 19 and 6 # 5 = 41, then 8 # 7 = ?A63B65C71D73
- 671expand_moreIn a series of seminars held daily from 5 March 2023 to 12 March 2023: Mumbai - 5 March Bhopal - 6 March Kochi - 7 March Lucknow - 8 March Nagpur - 9 March Ranchi - 10 March Surat - 11 March Guwahati - 12 March Arrange the following cities (earliest to latest): Nagpur, Kochi, Ranchi, LucknowAKochi, Lucknow, Nagpur, RanchiBKochi, Nagpur, Lucknow, RanchiCNagpur, Kochi, Ranchi, LucknowDKochi, Ranchi, Lucknow, Nagpur
- 672expand_moreChoose the option similar to the following numbers: 21, 34, 55, ?A89B90C87D91
- 673expand_moreComplete the series.
8, 27, 64, 125, ?A150B180C216D243 - 674expand_moreIf 8 @ 4 = 32 and 6 @ 5 = 30, then 9 @ 3 = ?A24B27C36D18
- 675expand_moreFind the word that does not fit in the series: Silent, Muted, Tranquil, Clamorous, Calm
- 676expand_moreWhat should come next? 3, 7, 13, 21, 31, ?A41B42C43D44
- 677expand_more
- 678expand_moreThe 4th term of a GP is 81 and the first term is 3. Find the common ratio.A2B3C4D5
- 679expand_moreSelect the option that will replace the question mark.
ABDF, CEGH, EHJJ, ?AGKMLBFHJKCGKJLDHJKL - 680expand_moreIf 8 @ 4 = 96 and 6 @ 3 = 54, what is 5 @ 2?A45B41C35D40
- 681expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a specific pattern such as reversal or rearrangement has been applied to the first word to get the second. Apply the same pattern to the third word and find the correct answer from the given options.
ETAGIROV : VORIGATE :: GNITSET : ?ATESTINGBSETTINGCTIGNESTDNETSIGT - 682expand_moreSelect the correct letter-cluster to replace (?). AEEI, BFJN, CGOS, DHTX, ?AEIQCBEIQZCEIYCDEJQZ
- 683expand_moreFind the missing term in the series. ?, 132, 165, 204, 249A96B105C108D120
- 684expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. PQR, STU, VWX, ?AYZDBYVACYZADDFR
- 685expand_moreA person covers 12 km in 2 hours and returns the same distance in 3 hours. What is the average speed of the entire journey?A4 km/hB4.8 km/hC5 km/hD6 km/h
- 686expand_moreEach of the letters in the word CONTRAST is arranged in alphabetical order. How many letters are there in the English alphabetical series between the letter that is first from the left and the one that is fifth from the right in the new letter-cluster formed?A10B13C15D11
- 687expand_moreIf the cost price of 20 articles equals the selling price of 16 articles, what is the profit percent?A20%B25%C30%D40%
- 688expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’, and ‘÷’ means ‘−’, then find the value of: 18 − 6 + 12 × 3 ÷ 2A8B40C10D12
- 689expand_more
- 690expand_moreEach of the letters in the word LAPTOP is arranged in alphabetical order. How many letters are there in the English alphabetical series between the letter that is fourth from the left and the one that is first from the right in the new letter-cluster formed?ATwoBFourCThreeDOne
- 691expand_moreSymbol meanings: ‘+’ means ‘÷’ ‘-’ means ‘×’ ‘×’ means ‘+’ ‘÷’ means ‘-’. Find the value: 80 + 10 × 4 ÷ 2 - 6 = ?A0B1C2D3
- 692expand_more
- 693expand_moreIf '+' means '×', '×' means '-', '-' means '÷', '÷' means '+', then which is correct?A8 + 2 × 4 - 2 = 14B6 ÷ 3 + 2 × 1 = 8C9 - 3 ÷ 3 + 1 = 4D10 × 2 - 4 + 1 = 5
- 694expand_moreFind the smallest number which when divided by 4, 6 and 8 leaves remainder 3 in each case.A27B51C99D75
- 695expand_moreOne number does not fit into the given factorial series. Identify it.
3, 6, 24, 120, 720, 800 - 696expand_moreWhat will come in place of (?) 2, 6, 18, 54, ?A108B324C216D162
- 697expand_moreComplete the pattern: 120, 96, 76.8, 61.44, ?A60.27B78.91C47.89D49.152
- 698expand_moreComplete the series: 1, 8, 27, 64, ?A100B125C150D216
- 699expand_moreIf a geometric progression starts at 4 and the common ratio is 2, what is the 4th term?A16B24C32D64
- 701expand_moreSelect the word that can be formed using letters of: CONSIDERATIONANationBRandomCStationedDReasoned
- 702expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Joule : Energy :: Newton : ?AForceBPressureCWorkDPower - 703expand_moreFind the missing term. 6, 12, 24, 30, 60, ?A66B72C90D120
- 704expand_moreInterchange two signs to make the equation correct: 48 ÷ 6 + 10 - 4 × 2 = 46A÷ and +B- and ×C÷ and ×D+ and -
- 705expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster from among the given options that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series. PRT, OQS, NPR, ?AGASBMJSCGHADMOQ
- 706expand_moreIf ‘A’ denotes ‘+’, ‘B’ denotes ‘-’, ‘C’ denotes ‘×’, and ‘D’ denotes ‘÷’, find the value: 15 A 5 C 2 B 4A26B16C21D18
- 707expand_moreFind the missing term: BDF, EGH, HJJ, ?AKLMBKNLCKMLDJKL
- 708expand_moreIf ‘×’ = ‘÷’, ‘÷’ = ‘+’, ‘+’ = ‘-’ and ‘-’ = ‘×’, which equation is correct?A16 × 4 + 2 ÷ 2 = 14B18 - 6 × 3 + 2 ÷ 1 = 20C20 + 5 - 5 × 1 ÷ 2 = 15D12 ÷ 4 + 2 × 2 = 15
- 709expand_moreIf + becomes -, - becomes +, × becomes ÷ and ÷ becomes × Find value of: 80 ÷ 4 + 10 - 5 × 2 = ?A310.5B314.5C322.5D312.5
- 710expand_moreWhich of the following pairs are exactly the same?
1. Dr. Neha Jain, 21 Park Street, Jaipur-302001
2. Dr. Neha Jain, 21 Park Street, Jaipur-302001
3. Dr. Neha Jain, 21 Park St., Jaipur, 302001
4. Dr. Neha Jaiswal, 21 Park Street, Jaipur, 302001A1 and 2B2 and 3C1 and 3D3 and 4 - 711expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Sample Address: 14, Blue Lotus Tower, M.G. Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001A14, Blue Lotus Tower, M.G. Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001B14 Blue Lotus Tower, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001C14, Blue Lotus Tower, M.G Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411010D14, Blue Lotus Towers, M.G. Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001 - 712expand_moreWhen all the digits of the number 948372615 are arranged in ascending order, what is the result when the 2nd digit from the right is subtracted from the 3rd digit from the left?
- 713expand_moreIf × stands for subtraction, ÷ stands for addition, + stands for division, and - stands for multiplication, then 15 × 5 ÷ 4 - 2 + 6 = ?A10.2B12C11.2D10
- 714expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Cell : Tissue :: Tissue : ?ANucleusBMoleculeCOrganDGene - 715expand_moreComplete the series: 2, 5, 10, 17, ?A24B26C25D27
- 716expand_moreWhat comes next in the series? B, D, G, K, ?AOBPCQDR
- 717expand_moreChoose the address that is exactly the same as the one given below.
#210, Pearl Heights, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana - 500034A#210, Pearl Height, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana - 500034B#210, Pearl Heights, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana - 500034C210, Pearl Heights, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana - 500034D#210, Pearl Heights, Banjara Hill, Hyderabad, Telangana - 500034 - 718expand_moreUsing these clues, determine who attends the workshop in May. Eight persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H - attend a workshop in eight different months: January, February, March, April, May, June, July and August, not necessarily in the same order. Each person has a different profession - Doctor, Lawyer, Architect, Pilot, Teacher, Banker, Artist and Chef. A is a Doctor and attends the workshop in a month having 31 days. Two persons attend between A and the one who is a Lawyer. C attends before the one who is an Architect. Three persons attend between D and H. Neither D nor H attends in February or June. The Pilot attends immediately after the Teacher. The Banker attends before the Chef but after B. E is an Artist. F attends immediately before G. The Architect attends after H. B does not attend in March or July.
- 719expand_moreIn this mathematical expression, the symbols have been replaced by code symbols. Find the value of the expression: 4 * 5 # 2 @ 6 Symbol Actual Operator: * = -, @ = +, # = × and & = ÷A0B1C2D3
- 720expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘÷’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘-’, then find: 12 × 6 + 3 ÷ 2 = ?A7B8C9D10
- 721expand_more“Science advances rapidly with innovation.” If the 2nd letter of every 2nd word is written in order, what word is formed?AaeBdiCaiDnr
- 722expand_moreFind the missing term: 2, 6, 24, 120, ?A600B720C840D960
- 723expand_moreIf the letters of the word NOTEBOOK are arranged alphabetically, how many letters are between the 2nd from left and 2nd from right in the new arrangement?A3B4C5D6
- 724expand_moreSelect the letter-cluster that can replace the question mark (?) in the series: LAF, MBG, NCH, ODI, ?APEJBPFJCQDJDPDI
- 725expand_moreFind the missing term in the series: HDF, JFH, LHJ, ?, PLNANHNBNINCNJLDNLN
- 726expand_moreIf ‘A’ means ‘×’, ‘B’ means ‘÷’, ‘C’ means ‘+’, and ‘D’ means ‘-’, find the value of: 20 B 5 C 6 A 2?A14B16C18D20
- 727expand_moreFind the missing number: 31, 42, 53, 64, ?, 86A75B74C76D73
- 728expand_moreWhich three-letter combination is different? ADF, BEH, CFI, DGJ, EHK
- 729expand_moreAccused : Crime :: Student : ?ASchoolBTeacherCExaminationDDegree
- 730expand_moreYou are a teacher in an examination hall. A student is found cheating. What should you do first?AIgnoreBWarn and confiscate materialCExpel immediatelyDAnnounce publicly
- 731expand_moreWhat comes next in the series?
1, 4, 9, 16, 25, ?A30B36C49D42 - 732expand_moreHow many letters will be between A and N when the letters of the word GARDEN are arranged in alphabetical order?AOneBTwoCThreeDFour
- 733expand_moreChoose the different one.AAndroidBWindowsCmacOSDOracle
- 734expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Sample Address: 45-C, Green Valley Homes, Sector 9, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301A45C, Green Valley Homes, Sector 9, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301B45-C, Green Valley Home, Sector 9, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301C45-C, Green Valley Homes, Sector 9, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301D54-C, Green Valley Homes, Sector 9, Noida, Uttar Pradesh - 201301 - 735expand_moreIf 6 men can complete a work in 10 days, how many men are needed to complete it in 5 days?A10B12C8D6
- 736expand_moreIf 9 # 3 = 27 and 5 # 4 = 20, what is 8 # 6?A42B48C36D56
- 737expand_moreA shopkeeper buys an item for ₹150. He wants 10% profit. What is the selling price?A₹160B₹165C₹170D₹155
- 738expand_moreIf ‘×’ means ‘+’ and ‘+’ means ‘-’, which equation is incorrect?A8 × 3 + 2 = 9B6 × 4 + 1 = 9C7 × 2 + 3 = 8D9 × 1 + 4 = 6
- 739expand_moreDelhi is a busy city and Paris is a famous capital. What is the total number of words that begin with a consonant? Delhi is a busy city and Paris is a famous capital.A6B7C8D9
- 740expand_moreIn a tournament of 9 players, each plays every other player once. How many matches are played?A72B40C42D36
- 741expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Flat No. 27, Green Park, Rohini Sector 5, Delhi - 110085AFlat No. 72, Green Park, Rohini Sector 5, Delhi - 110085BFlat No. 27, Green Pk, Rohini Sector 5, Delhi - 110085CFlat No. 27, Green Park, Rohini Sec 5, Delhi - 110085DFlat No. 27, Green Park, Rohini Sector 5, Delhi - 110085 - 742expand_moreChoose the address that is exactly the same as the one given below:
Flat 18, Emerald Tower, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001AFlat 18, Emerald Tower, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411001BFlat 18, Emerald Tower, MG Rd, Pune - 411010CFlat 18, Emerald Towers, MG Road, Pune - 411001DFlat-18, Emerald Tower, MG Road, Pune, Maharashtra - 411002 - 743expand_moreIf BALL = 211212 and CALL = 311212, then DOLL = ?A4141212B4511212C4151221D4151212
- 744expand_moreIf ‘#’ means ‘+’, ‘@’ means ‘-’, ‘ 3 @ 4 # 2 ?A20B22C24D26
- 745expand_moreIf ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘÷’, ‘÷’ means ‘+’, then which is correct?A8 + 2 × 4 - 2 = 14B6 ÷ 3 + 2 × 1 = 8C9 - 3 ÷ 3 + 1 = 4D10 × 2 - 4 + 1 = 5
- 746expand_moreRearrange the letters of the word “CHEAT” to form the name of a profession.ACEATHBTECHACACHETDTEACH
- 747expand_moreWhich of the following will replace the question mark? Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, ?AThetaBEpsilonCZetaDSigma
- 748expand_moreWhat is the 3rd consonant from the right in the alphabet?AVBWCXDY
- 749expand_moreIf 9#2 = 83 and 8#3 = 67, then 7#4 = ?A51B58C53D47
- 750expand_moreApply the same pattern used in the following group and find the correct option.
KLM : NOP :: STU : ?AXYZBVYZCWXYDVWX - 751expand_moreWhich option is identical to: Neha Verma 56, Rose Villa, Sector-9, Jaipur, 302017ANeha Verma 56, Rose Villa, Sector-9, Jaipur, 302017BNeha Verma 56, Rose Villas, Sector-9, Jaipur, 302017CNeha Verma, 56 Rose Villa, Sector-9, Jaipur, 302018DNeha Verma 65, Rose Villa, Sector-9, Jaipur, 302017
- 752expand_moreWhich word cannot be formed from DEMOCRACY?AREADYBCORECMAYORDCAREER
- 753expand_moreA pen costs ₹12 and a notebook costs ₹35. If a customer buys 4 pens and 2 notebooks, what is the total cost?A₹118B₹124C₹134D₹140
- 754expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
No. 21, Green Park Residency, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 462001ANo. 21, Green Park Residency, Bhopal, MP - 462001BNo. 21, Green Park Residency, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 462001CNo. 12, Green Park Residency, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 462001DNo. 21, Green Park Residency, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 462001 - 755expand_moreIf 20% of a number is 40, what is the number?A160B180C200D240
- 756expand_moreWhich group does not match the pattern?A6, 18, 54B4, 12, 36C5, 15, 40D7, 21, 63
- 757expand_moreOne number does not fit into the given factorial series. Identify it.
3, 6, 24, 120, 720, 800 - 758expand_moreIn the following question, the second word is related to the first word by a specific pattern of letter transformation. Identify the same pattern and apply it to the third word to find the correct option that completes the analogy.
COLD : FRPE :: WARM : ?AZDUNBZDVPCZDVNDYDUP - 759expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Architect : Design :: Chef : ?ACookBServeCRecipeDFood - 760expand_moreComplete the analogy: BDGK : YWTP :: CEHL : ?AXVSKBXVSOCXWSLDXWTL
- 761expand_moreWhich of the following addresses are exactly identical?
1. Amit Verma, 12A, Green Park, Delhi, 110016
2. Amit Verma, 12A Green Park, Delhi, 110016
3. Amit Verma, 12A, Green Park, Delhi, 110018
4. Amit Verma, 12A, Green Park, Delhi, 110016A1 and 2B1 and 4C2 and 3D3 and 4 - 762expand_moreA is the mother of B. B is the sister of C. C is the father of D. How is A related to C?AAuntBMotherCGrandmotherDSister
- 763expand_moreA man says, “She is the wife of my father’s only son.” How is the woman related to the man?ASisterBMotherCWifeDSister-in-law
- 764expand_moreHow many letters will remain unchanged if the word MOBILE is arranged alphabetically?A2B1C0D3
- 765expand_morePointing to a man, Ravi said, "He is my father's only son." How is the man related to Ravi?ABrotherBFatherCHimselfDUncle
- 766expand_more
- 767expand_moreA's father's wife's only daughter is B. How is A related to B?ANephewBCousinCSiblingDUncle
- 768expand_moreA is the brother of (B) C is the mother of (B) D is the father of (C) How is D related to A?AFatherBGrandfatherCUncleDCousin
- 769expand_moreJustice : Law :: Medicine : ?ADoctorBHospitalCTreatmentDHealth
- 770expand_moreRiya is the daughter of Amit. Amit is the son of Suresh. How is Riya related to Suresh?ADaughterBGranddaughterCSisterDMother
- 771expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Nile : Africa :: Danube : ?AAsiaBEuropeCAustraliaDAmerica - 772expand_moreFind the option that best completes the analogy.
DP : XZ :: EN : ?AYZBYBCZBDYX - 773expand_moreIf X is the daughter of Y and Y is the brother of Z, how is X related to Z?ANieceBDaughterCSisterDCousin
- 774expand_more
- 775expand_moreA's father's wife's only daughter is B. How is A related to B? (Assuming A is a male member)ASisterBCousinCBrotherDUncle
- 776expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a specific rearrangement pattern is applied to the first word to form the second. Identify the same pattern and apply it to the third word to determine the correct answer from the given alternatives.
AROUND : RAUODN :: GROUND : ?ARGUODNBNDOOGRCOUNDGRDDNUURG - 777expand_moreIn each of the following questions, the second group of letters is formed from the first using a specific alphabetical transformation. Apply the same pattern to the third group and find the correct option that completes the analogy.
QDXM : SFYN :: UIOZ : ?APAQMBLPWACQNLADWKPA - 778expand_moreJoule : Energy :: Newton : ?AForceBPowerCPressureDMass
- 779expand_moreIntroducing a girl, a man said, “She is the daughter of my mother’s only son.” How is the girl related to the man?ASisterBDaughterCNieceDCousin
- 780expand_moreIf ‘A @ B’ means ‘A is the sister of B’ and ‘A # B’ means ‘A is the father of B’, then how is P related to R in P @ Q # R?AAuntBSisterCMotherDDaughter
- 781expand_moreIn the following question, a pair of letters is related to a number by a certain logic. Identify the same relation for the next pair. AB → 2 CD → ?A6B8C11D16
- 782expand_moreM is the father of N. N is the brother of P. How is M related to P?AUncleBFatherCGrandfatherDBrother
- 783expand_moreWhich of the following address(es) is/are exactly the same as the given address?
Given Address: Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green Residency, Bhopal, 462016
1. Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green Residency, Bhopal, 462016
2. Amit Sharma, Flat 21, Green Residency, Bhopal, 462016
3. Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green Residencies, Bhopal, 462016
4. Amit Sharma, Flat 21A, Green Residency, Bhopal, 462018AOnly 1BOnly 2COnly 3DOnly 4 - 784expand_more
- 785expand_moreM is the sister of N. N is the brother of O. O is the mother of P. How is M related to P?AAuntBMotherCSisterDGrandmother
- 786expand_moreA is the brother of B. B is the mother of C. D is the son of A. How is D related to C?AUncleBFatherCCousinDSister
- 787expand_morePointing to a woman, Amit said, “She is the daughter of my mother’s only daughter.” How is the woman related to Amit?ABrotherBGranddaughterCNieceDCousin
- 788expand_morePointing to a man, Rita says, “He is the son of my mother’s brother.” How is the man related to Rita?ABrotherBCousinCUncleDSister
- 789expand_moreA says to B, “The woman I met is the daughter of your mother.” How is the woman related to B?ASisterBMotherCAuntDCousin
- 790expand_moreIf A is the mother of B, C is the brother of B, and D is the father of A, how is D related to C?AUncleBFatherCGrandfatherDBrother
- 791expand_moreCell : Tissue :: Tissue : ?ACellBBloodCOrganDSystem
- 792expand_moreP is the mother of Q. Q is the father of R. R is the brother of S. How is P related to S?AMotherBGrandmotherCAuntDSister
- 793expand_moreA woman says, “She is my brother’s wife’s sister.” How is the woman related to the speaker?ASisterBSister-in-lawCCousinDNiece
- 794expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives: BOOK : CPPL :: LAMP : ?AMBQOBMBOQCMBQNDMBNQ
- 795expand_moreIf A is the brother of B, and B is the mother of C, how is A related to C?ABrotherBFatherCUncleDCousin
- 796expand_morePointing to a photograph, a woman says, “He is the only son of my mother.” How is the person in the photograph related to the woman?ABrotherBSonCFatherDHusband
- 797expand_moreA is the sister of B. B is the brother of C. C is the mother of D. How is A related to D?ASisterBCousinCAuntDCannot be determined
- 798expand_moreApply the same pattern used in the following group and find the correct option.
NUMBER : ERBMUN :: SCHOOL : ?ALHCOSOBOLOHCSCOLHOSCDLOOCHS - 799expand_moreP is the sister of Q. R is the father of Q. How is R related to P?AFatherBUncleCBrotherDGrandfather
- 800expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Joule : Energy :: Newton : ?AForceBPressureCWorkDPower - 801expand_moreP is brother of Q. Q is mother of R. How is P related to R?AUncleBFatherCBrotherDCousin
- 802expand_more
- 803expand_moreIntroducing a man, a woman said, “He is the brother of the daughter of my father.” How is the man related to the woman?ABrotherBSonCCousinDNephew
- 804expand_more
- 805expand_moreWhich of the following is/are identical to the address given: Sunil Kumar 214, Ashok Vihar, Delhi, 110052
1. Sunil Kumar 214, Ashok Vihar, Delhi, 1100522
2. Sunil Kumar 214, Ashok Vihar, Delhi, 110052
3. Sunil Kumar 214, Ashok Vihar, New Delhi, 110052
4. Sunil Kumar 214, Ashok Vihar, Delhi, 110053A1 OnlyB3 OnlyC2 OnlyD4 Only - 806expand_moreP is the son of Q. Q is the sister of R. How is P related to R?AAuntBUncleCNephewDSister
- 807expand_moreA is the son of B. B is the sister of C. How is A related to C?ANephewBCousinCBrotherDUncle
- 808expand_moreComplete the analogy: Write : Pen :: Draw : ?ABrushBPaperCColorDBoard
- 809expand_moreFreedom : Independence :: Poverty : ?AWealthBHappinessCHardshipDSuccess
- 810expand_moreSeema says, “He is the son of the only daughter of my father.” How is the man related to Seema?ABrotherBNephewCSonDCousin
- 811expand_moreFind the best option that best completes the analogy.
CAB : EDF :: GIH : ?AJKLBKJICILLDJLI - 812expand_moreA is the father of B. B is the brother of C. How is A related to C?AUncleBFatherCGrandfatherDCousin
- 813expand_moreP is the father of Q. Q is the sister of R. How is P related to R?AFatherBCousinCBrotherDGrandfather
- 814expand_moreDirections: These questions are based on the following information: 'X @ Y' means 'X is the father of Y', 'X Y' means 'X is the wife of Y', 'X # Y' means 'X is the brother of Y', 'X & Y' means 'X is the daughter of Y'. If 'L # N P @ Q # R' then how is N related to R?AGrandsonBMotherCDaughterDSon
- 815expand_moreX and Y are brothers. Z is the wife of Y. A is the father of X. B is the daughter of Z. How is B related to A?ADaughterBGranddaughterCNieceDSister
- 816expand_moreA is the daughter of B. B is the brother of C. C is the daughter of D. How is C related to A?AFatherBUncleCAuntDGrandfather
- 817expand_moreA says: “She is the daughter of my father’s only son.” How is the girl related to A?ASisterBCousinCMotherDDaughter
- 818expand_moreP is Q’s mother. R is P’s brother. How is R related to Q?AFatherBUncleCBrotherDCousin
- 819expand_moreA is the wife of B. C is the son of A. How is B related to C?AMotherBFatherCGrandfatherDBrother
- 820expand_moreFind the option that best completes the analogy.
BF : KL :: DK : ?ANOBNPCMQDMP - 821expand_morePointing to a woman, Rahul said, “She is the wife of my father’s only son.”How is the woman related to Rahul?ASisterBMotherCWifeDSister-in-law
- 822expand_moreRamesh said, “That boy is the son of the only daughter of my grandfather.” How is the boy related to Ramesh?ABrotherBSonCNephewDUncle
- 823expand_moreA man said, “My father’s wife’s only son is the brother of your mother.” How is the man related to you?AUncleBFatherCGrandfatherDBrother
- 824expand_moreRani said, “The man in the photo is my mother’s brother.” How is the man related to Rani?AUncleBFatherCCousinDGrandfather
- 825expand_morePointing to a girl, Suresh says, “She is the daughter of the only daughter of my father.” How is the girl related to Suresh?ADaughterBNieceCCousinDSister
- 826expand_moreIn the following question, the second word is related to the first word by a specific pattern of letter transformation. Identify the same pattern and apply it to the third word to find the correct option that completes the analogy.
COLD : FRPE :: WARM : ?AZDUNBZDVPCZDVNDYDUP - 827expand_moreFind the group of letters that best completes the analogy. Use alphabetical positions and reverse position logic where necessary.
BEKQ : YVPJ :: CFGL : ?AXUOMBXUTOCXUPMDXVPL - 828expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Freedom : Independence :: Poverty : ?AHungerBWealthCHardshipDIllness - 829expand_moreSymbols meaning: P + Q → P is father of Q and P - Q → P is sister of Q Statements: A + B - C. How A related to C?AA is uncle of CBA is father of CCA is grandfather of CDA is brother of C
- 830expand_moreA introduces B as the daughter of the only sister of his father. How is B related to A?ASisterBCousinCNieceDAunt
- 831expand_morePointing to a boy, a woman said, “He is the son of my father’s only daughter.” How is the boy related to the woman?ASonBBrotherCNephewDCousin
- 832expand_moreA is the wife of B. B is the brother of C. C is the father of D. How is A related to D?AAuntBMotherCSister-in-lawDGrandmother
- 833expand_moreFind the option that best completes the analogy.
DP: XZ :: EN:?AYZBYBCZBDYX - 834expand_moreM is the sister of N. N is the father of P. P is the son of Q. How is Q related to M?AAuntBSister-in-lawCGrandmotherDDaughter
- 835expand_more
- 836expand_moreA says to B, “I am the sister of the son of your mother.” How is B related to A?ABrotherBUncleCFatherDCousin
- 837expand_moreIf P is the sister of Q and Q is the father of R, then how is P related to R?AAuntBMotherCSisterDCousin
- 838expand_morePointing to a man, Ravi said, “He is the brother of the daughter of my mother.” How is the man related to Ravi?ABrotherBCousinCUncleDFather
- 839expand_moreX is the brother of Y. Y is the son of Z. How is X related to Z?ABrotherBSonCFatherDCousin
- 840expand_moreFind the option that best completes the analogy.
BD : JL :: FN : ?ANUBNWCNYDNV - 841expand_moreA is the sister of B. B is the son of C. C is the wife of D. How is A related to D?ADaughterBNieceCGranddaughterDSister
- 842expand_moreB is the daughter of A. C is the husband of B. D is the son of C. How is A related to D?AFatherBGrandfatherCGrandmotherDCannot be determined
- 843expand_moreA is the daughter of B. B is the son of C. How is A related to C?AGranddaughterBSisterCNieceDAunt
- 844expand_moreA man said, “The person is my wife’s father’s only son.” How is the person related to the man?ABrother-in-lawBSonCFatherDUncle
- 846expand_moreA is C’s mother. B is C’s brother. D is A’s husband. How is D related to B?AFatherBUncleCGrandfatherDCousin
- 847expand_moreFind the option that best completes the analogy.
AC : FH :: BD : ?AGJBHKCGIDIK - 848expand_moreP is the only son of Q. Q is the only daughter of R. How is P related to R?ASonBGrandsonCNephewDCousin
- 849expand_moreComplete the analogy: BDGK : YWTP :: CEHL : ?AXVSKBXVSOCXWSLDXWTL
- 850expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Cell : Tissue :: Tissue : ?ANucleusBMoleculeCOrganDGene - 851expand_moreIntroducing a woman, Ravi says, “She is the wife of my father’s only son.” How is the woman related to Ravi?ASister-in-lawBMotherCWifeDAunt
- 852expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives: HAPPY : PYHAP :: CLEAN : ?AANCLEBANELCCNAELCDENACL
- 853expand_morePointing to a boy, a woman said, “He is the son of my mother’s only son.” How is the boy related to the woman?ASonBCousinCBrotherDNephew
- 854expand_moreChoose the number that fits the analogy: 7 : 49 :: 9 : ?A90B72C63D81
- 855expand_moreP is the son of Q. Q is the sister of R. R is the father of S. How is P related to S?ACousinBBrotherCUncleDSon
- 856expand_moreFind the option that best completes the analogy.
AC : FH :: BD : ?AGJBHKCGIDIK - 857expand_moreSelect the related word from the given alternatives.
Ontology : Being :: Aesthetics : ?ABeautyBLogicCKnowledgeDReality - 858expand_morePointing to a boy, a man said, “He is the son of the only daughter of my mother.” How is the boy related to the man?ASonBNephewCCousinDGrandson
- 859expand_moreFind the best option that best completes the analogy.
CAB : EDF :: GIH : ?AJKLBKJICILLDJLI - 860expand_moreA is the son of B. B is the daughter of C. D is the husband of C. How is D related to A?AFatherBGrandfatherCUncleDBrother
- 861expand_more
- 862expand_morePointing to a girl, a woman said, “She is the daughter of my brother’s wife.” How is the girl related to the woman?AMotherBNieceCSisterDCousin
- 863expand_moreA says, “My mother’s brother is the father of B.” How is B related to A?ACousinBBrotherCUncleDNephew
- 864expand_morePointing to a man, Rita said, “He is the son of the only brother of my mother.” How is the man related to Rita?ABrotherBCousinCUncleDNephew
- 865expand_moreR is the son of S. T is the wife of R. U is the son of T. How is U related to S?AGrandsonBSonCBrotherDNephew
- 866expand_moreRavi is brother of Aman. Aman is brother of Sita. How is Ravi related to Sita?ASonBCousinCUncleDBrother
- 867expand_moreNile : Africa :: Danube : ?AAsiaBEuropeCAustraliaDSouth America
- 868expand_moreA says, “My father’s only daughter is B.” How is A related to B?AFatherBSisterCBrotherDSon
- 869expand_moreFind the option that best completes the analogy.
BF : KL :: DK : ?ANOBNPCMQDMP - 870expand_moreA man says, “She is the daughter of my father’s only son.” How is the woman related to the man?ASisterBDaughterCWifeDNiece
- 871expand_moreChoose the option exactly similar to:
Flat No. 45, Block C, Sector 18, Noida, UP – 201301AFlat No. 45, Block B, Sector 18, Noida, UP – 201301BFlat No. 45, Block C, Sector 19, Noida, UP – 201301CFlat No. 54, Block C, Sector 18, Noida, UP – 201301DFlat No. 45, Block C, Sector 18, Noida, UP – 201301 - 872expand_moreIn each of the following questions, the second group of letters is formed from the first using a specific alphabetical transformation. Apply the same pattern to the third group and find the correct option that completes the analogy.
QDXM : SFYN :: UIOZ : ?APAQMBLPWACQNLADWKPA - 873expand_moreLooking at a boy, a woman says, “He is the son of my only daughter.” How is the boy related to the woman?ASonBNephewCGrandsonDCousin
- 874expand_moreA is the brother of B. C is the father of A. D is the son of C. How is D related to B?ACousinBBrotherCUncleDNephew
- 875expand_moreA is the sister of B. B is the father of C. C is the mother of D. How is A related to D?AGrand-auntBGrandmotherCSisterDCousin
- 877expand_moreIn the following question, select the related word from the given alternatives.
Utilitarianism : Consequence :: Deontology : ?AVirtueBDutyCIntentionDValue - 878expand_morePointing to a photograph, Neha said, "She is the only daughter of my mother's only son." How is the person related to Neha?ASisterBDaughterCNieceDNeha herself
- 879expand_more
- 880expand_moreStatement:
Employees are advised to switch off computers after office hours.
Conclusions:
I. This reduces electricity consumption.
II. Computers are unsafe to use.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 881expand_moreWhat is the average of 6 consecutive odd numbers starting from 15?A19B20C21D22
- 882expand_moreStatements: A supervisor notices frequent late arrivals by employees.
Course of Action:
1. Issue a warning notice.
2. Monitor attendance regularly.AOnly 1 followsBOnly 2 followsCBoth 1 and 2 followDNeither 1 nor 2 follows - 883expand_moreWhich of the following is the odd one out? Sodium, Oxygen, Calcium, Iron
- 884expand_moreDelhi is a busy city and Paris is a famous capital. What is the total number of words that begin with a consonant?A6B7C8D9
- 885expand_moreIdentify the odd one out.AChennaiBHyderabadCKanpurDSingapore
- 886expand_moreChoose the odd one: A. 2, 4, 8 B. 3, 9, 27 C. 5, 25, 125 D. 4, 16, 36
- 887expand_moreFind the odd one out:AAjantaBElloraCSanchiDQutub Minar
- 888expand_more
- 889expand_moreFind the odd one out.AArticle 14BArticle 19CArticle 21DArticle 360
- 890expand_moreRead the following statement carefully and identify the conclusion(s) that follow.
Statement:
All registered voters received voter ID cards.
Conclusions:
I. Some people received voter ID cards.
II. No unregistered person received a voter ID card.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 891expand_moreFind the odd one out:ASubhas Chandra BoseBJawaharlal NehruCSardar PatelDMahatma Gandhi
- 892expand_moreStatement:
1.
All cups are plates.
2.
Some plates are trays.
3.
No tray is a bowl.
Conclusions:
I. Some cups are not bowls.
II. All bowls are trays.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 893expand_moreFind the odd one out:APhotoshopBIllustratorCCorelDRAWDWindows
- 894expand_moreStatement:
The school will remain closed tomorrow due to heavy rain.
Conclusions:
I. Classes will not be held tomorrow.
II. The weather forecast predicts rain.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 895expand_moreRead the given statement and conclusions carefully.
Statement:
1.
All chairs are tables.
2.
Some tables are desks.
Conclusion:
I. Some chairs are desks.
II. All desks are tables.ABoth Conclusion I and Conclusion II are True.BBoth Conclusion I and Conclusion II are False.COnly Conclusion I is True.DOnly Conclusion II is True. - 896expand_moreStatement:
The price of petrol has increased.
Conclusions:
I. Transportation costs may rise.
II. People will stop using vehicles.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 897expand_moreStatement:
1.
All pens are tools.
2.
Some tools are machines.
3.
All machines are metal objects.
Conclusions:
I. Some tools are metal objects.
II. Some pens are machines.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 898expand_moreStatement:
1.
All teachers are educated.
2.
Some educated are writers.
3.
No writer is unemployed.
Conclusions:
I. Some teachers are not unemployed.
II. Some writers are educated.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 899expand_moreFind the odd one out. Sodium, Calcium, Iron, Oxygen
- 900expand_moreStatement:
1.
All pens are pencils.
2.
Some pencils are erasers.
Conclusions:
I. Some erasers are pens.
II. Some pencils are pens.AEither I or IIBNeither I nor IICOnly IDOnly II - 901expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a group of three numbers/symbols is given in each option. Identify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern as the others.
A. Z1$ : Y2# : X3@
B. W4% : V5^ : U6&
C. T7* : S8( : R9)
D. Q10$ : P11$ : O12$AZ1$ : Y2# : X3@BW4% : V5^ : U6&CT7* : S8( : R9)DQ10 : O12$ - 902expand_moreFind the odd one out:AWeatherBRainfallCTemperatureDHumidity
- 903expand_moreStatement:
CCTV cameras are installed at traffic signals.
Conclusions:
I. Traffic rule violations can be monitored.
II. Traffic jams will completely stop.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 904expand_moreStatement: The increasing use of artificial intelligence in healthcare improves diagnosis accuracy but raises concerns about data privacy. Assumptions:
I. AI can improve medical diagnosis.
II. Data privacy is a concern in healthcare technology.
III. AI benefits outweigh privacy concerns. Which assumptions are implicit?AOnly I and II are implicitBOnly II and III are implicitCOnly I is implicitDAll I, II and III are implicit - 905expand_moreWhich of the following are identical?
1. Sunita Jain, H.No. 45, Green Park, Jaipur, 302017
2. Sunita Jain, H.No. 45, Green Park, Jaipur, 302017
3. Sunita Jain, H.No. 54, Green Park, Jaipur, 302017
4. Sunita Jaim, H.No. 45, Green Park, Jaipur, 302017A1 and 2B2 and 3C1 and 4D3 and 4 - 906expand_moreIdentify the conclusion that follows from the statements.
Statements:
1.
All pens are stationery items.
2.
No stationery item is edible.
3.
All edible items are perishable.
Conclusions:
I. No pen is edible.
II. Some perishable items are pens.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 907expand_moreStatement:
Crime rates decreased after better street lighting.
Conclusions:
I. Visibility reduces crime.
II. Criminals prefer darkness.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 908expand_moreWhich of the following does NOT follow the pattern of letters and numbers decreasing by 2? (a) J10 : H8 : F6 (b) M13 : K11 : I9 (c) P16 : N14 : L12 (d) Q17 : O15 : L12
- 909expand_moreUse the given statements to identify which conclusion follows.
Statement:
1.
All cars are vehicles.
2.
Some vehicles are bikes.
3.
No bike is a truck.
Conclusions:
I. Some cars are not trucks.
II. All bikes are vehicles.AOnly I follows.BOnly II follows.CBoth I and II follow.DNeither I nor II follows. - 910expand_more
- 911expand_moreWhich country does not belong to the group?AJapanBSri LankaCThailandDCanada
- 912expand_moreStatement:
1.
All circles are shapes.
2.
All shapes are figures.
Conclusions:
I. All circles are figures.
II. Some figures are shapes.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 913expand_moreStatement:
1.
Some pens are markers.
2.
All markers are tools.
Conclusions:
I. Some pens are tools.
II. All tools are markers.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 914expand_moreStatement:
1.
No apples are mangoes.
2.
Some mangoes are fruits.
3.
All fruits are sweet.
Conclusions:
I. Some fruits are mangoes.
II. Some apples are sweet.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 915expand_moreIdentify the odd one out from the given crops.AWheatBRiceCJuteDBarley
- 916expand_moreStatements:
1.
All books are useful.
2.
Some useful things are expensive.
Conclusions:
I. Some books are expensive.
II. All expensive things are useful.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follow - 917expand_moreWhich option is the odd one out among the listed historical monuments and natural feature?ARed FortBQutub MinarCTaj MahalDHimalayas
- 918expand_moreStatement:
1.
Some flowers are red.
2.
No red is blue.
Conclusions:
I. Some flowers are not blue.
II. All blue are red.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 919expand_moreChoose the cause-and-effect relation for this pair: many students are attending online classes; online classes reduce travel requirements.AAttendance is the cause and reduced travel is the effectBReduced travel is the cause and attendance is the effectCBoth statements are independentDNo relation
- 920expand_moreStatement:
1.
No teacher is dishonest.
2.
Some students are dishonest.
Conclusions:
I. Some students are not teachers.
II. No student is a teacher.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 921expand_moreWhich of the following words does not belong to the given group? Rose, Lotus, Jasmine, Mango
- 922expand_moreFind the odd one out.A3 × 4 = 12B5 × 6 = 30C7 × 8 = 54D9 × 2 = 18
- 923expand_more
- 924expand_moreStatement:
1.
Some X are Y.
2.
All Y are Z.
3.
No Z is W.
Conclusions:
I. Some X are not W.
II. No Y is W.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 925expand_moreWhich option does NOT belong with stationery items such as pen, pencil, eraser, and book?APENBPENCILCBOOKDTIGER
- 926expand_moreFind the odd one out:ASwadeshi MovementBWhite RevolutionCKhilafat MovementDQuit India Movement
- 927expand_moreStatement:
1.
All roses are flowers.
2.
Some flowers are yellow.
Conclusions:
I. Some roses are yellow.
II. All yellow are flowers.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 928expand_moreUse the given statements to identify which conclusion follows.
Statement:
1.
Some teachers are kind.
2.
All kind people are respected.
Conclusions:
I. Some teachers are respected.
II. All teachers are respected.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth conclusions followDNo conclusion follows - 929expand_moreStatement:
1.
All cats are animals.
2.
Some animals are pets.
3.
No pet is wild.
Conclusions:
I. Some animals are not wild.
II. Some cats are not wild.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 930expand_moreStatements:
I. Schools have increased online classes.
II. There has been a rise in viral infections.AI is the cause and II is the effectBII is the cause and I is the effectCBoth are unrelatedDNo relation - 931expand_moreStatement:
A ≥ B > C = D ≤ E
Conclusions:
I. A > C
II. B ≤ EABoth I and IIBNeither I nor IICOnly IDOnly II - 932expand_more
- 933expand_moreStatements:
1.
No cats are dogs.
2.
Some dogs are animals.
Conclusions:
I. Some animals are not cats.
II. No dog is a cat.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 934expand_moreWhich group does not match the pattern?A6, 18, 54B4, 12, 36C5, 15, 40D7, 21, 63
- 935expand_moreStatement:
The number of applicants for engineering courses has declined this year.
Conclusions:
I. Students are choosing other career options.
II. Engineering has lost all its value.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 936expand_moreStatement:
The company has introduced flexible working hours.
Conclusions:
I. Employees may feel more satisfied.
II. Productivity will definitely double.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 937expand_moreStatement: Online education requires reliable internet access. Assumptions:
I. Students have access to the internet.
II. Traditional education is outdated.AOnly I is implicitBOnly II is implicitCBoth I and II are implicitDNeither I nor II is implicit - 938expand_moreA statement is given followed by two conclusions. Find which conclusion is TRUE.
Statement:
P ≥ Q; R = S ≤ T; Q ≥ R; T ≥ P
Conclusions:
I. P ≥ R
II. S ≤ QAEither I or IIBBoth I and IICOnly IIDNeither I nor II - 939expand_moreStatement:
1.
All books are papers.
2.
All papers are white.
Conclusions:
I. All books are white.
II. Some white are papers.AOnly I follows.BOnly II follows.CBoth I and II follow.DNeither I nor II follows. - 940expand_moreFind the odd one out: Apple, Mango, Banana, Carrot, Orange
- 941expand_moreWhich option is the odd one out among rivers and a desert?ANileBThamesCAmazonDSahara
- 942expand_moreRead the given statements carefully and assume them to be true, even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Based only on the given statements, decide which of the conclusions logically follow.
Statements:
All images are papers.
Some papers are files.
Conclusions:
I. Some images are files.
II. Some files are papers.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 943expand_moreFind the odd one out:APhotoshopBIllustratorCCorelDRAWDWindows
- 944expand_more
- 945expand_moreChoose the odd one:A2, 4, 8B3, 9, 27C5, 25, 125D4, 16, 36
- 946expand_moreStatement:
All airports have security checks.
Conclusions:
I. Passengers are screened at airports.
II. Crimes cannot happen at airports.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 947expand_moreFind the odd one out.A4 : 16 : 256B3 : 9 : 81C5 : 25 : 125D6 : 36 : 1296
- 948expand_moreStatements:
1.
Some cars are bikes.
2.
All bikes are vehicles.
Conclusions:
I. Some cars are vehicles.
II. All vehicles are bikes.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 949expand_moreStatement: A school is facing frequent bullying incidents.
Course of Action:
1. Appoint a counsellor.
2. Close the school permanently.AOnly first statement followsBOnly second statement followsCBoth statements followDNeither statement follows - 950expand_moreWhich option is the odd one out among state capitals and a non-capital city?AChennaiBBhopalCMysuruDHyderabad
- 951expand_moreStatement:
The company introduced a flexible work-from-home policy.
Conclusions:
I. The company wants to improve employee satisfaction.
II. All employees will work from home daily. Which conclusion follows?AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 952expand_moreFind the odd one out:AQuit India MovementBCivil Disobedience MovementCGreen RevolutionDNon-Cooperation Movement
- 953expand_moreStatement:
The government launched an online portal for filing complaints.
Conclusions:
I. Citizens can submit complaints easily.
II. All problems will be solved immediately.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 954expand_moreFind the odd one out: Cube, Sphere, Cone, Cylinder, Square
- 955expand_moreWhich of the following is the odd one out?A6, 10, 14B3, 7, 11C8, 16, 24D9, 13, 17
- 956expand_moreStatement:
1.
All cars are vehicles.
2.
Some vehicles are bikes.
3.
No bike is a bus.
Conclusions:
I. Some bikes are cars.
II. Some vehicles are not cars.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 957expand_moreA statement is given followed by two conclusions. Find which conclusion is TRUE.
Statement:
1.
All roses are flowers.
2.
Some flowers are red.
Conclusions:
I. Some roses are red.
II. All flowers are roses.AEither I or IIBNeither I nor IICOnly IDOnly II - 958expand_moreStatement: Excessive use of plastic bags harms the environment. Assumptions:
I. Plastic bags are non-biodegradable.
II. People are aware of environmental damage caused by plastic.
Choose the correct option.AOnly I is implicitBOnly II is implicitCBoth I and II are implicitDNeither I nor II is implicit - 959expand_moreFind the odd one out.ALok SabhaBRajya SabhaCVidhan SabhaDSupreme Court
- 960expand_moreStatement:
1.
Some teachers are writers.
2.
Some writers are poets.
Conclusions:
I. Some teachers are poets.
II. All poets are teachers. Which conclusion follows?AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 961expand_moreFind the odd one out.ADirective PrinciplesBFundamental RightsCPreambleDGreen Revolution
- 962expand_moreWhich of the following is the odd one out?A6, 10, 14B3, 7, 11C8, 16, 24D9, 13, 17
- 963expand_moreStatement:
The price of vegetables increased due to transport strike.
Conclusions:
I. Transport affects market prices.
II. Farmers caused the price rise.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 964expand_moreFind the odd one out.AInflationBDeflationCRecessionDCalculator
- 965expand_moreFind the ODD one out from the given options.A225B256C196D210
- 966expand_moreStatement:
The company reported its highest profit in a decade.
Conclusions:
I. The company performed poorly in previous years.
II. The company's recent strategies were effective.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 967expand_moreStatement:
1.
Some teachers are writers.
2.
Some writers are poets.
Conclusions:
I. Some teachers are poets.
II. All poets are teachers.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 968expand_more
- 969expand_moreFind the odd one out.ARiverBMountainCPlateauDDictionary
- 970expand_moreIdentify the odd city.ABhopalBJaipurCPatnaDMumbai
- 971expand_moreWhich of the following are identical?
1. Rahul Verma, Flat 21, Rose Apartments, Sector 10, Noida, 201301
2. Rahul Verma, Flat 21, Rose Apartments, Sector 10, Noida, 201301
3. Rahul Verma, Flat 12, Rose Apartments, Sector 10, Noida, 201301
4. Rahul Verma, Flat 21, Rose Apartment, Sector 10, Noida, 201301A1 and 2B2 and 3C1 and 4D3 and 4 - 972expand_moreFind the odd one out in the series:AP16#BQ17#CH5#DR18#
- 973expand_moreThe claim says the first fifteen odd numbers total 225. Is this claim correct?AYesBNoCCan't sayDNone
- 974expand_moreWhich option is the odd one out among national capitals and a non-capital city?ACanberraBOttawaCSydneyDLondon
- 975expand_moreIn each of the following questions, a group of three numbers/symbols is given in each option. Identify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern as the others.AC3 : E5 : G7BD4 : F6 : H8CE5 : G7 : I9DF6 : H8 : J11
- 976expand_moreRead the statement and identify the conclusion.
Statement:
The company doubled its profits this year.
Conclusions:
I. The company performed better than last year.
II. Profits were lower in previous years.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 977expand_moreRead the given statements carefully and assume them to be true, even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Based only on the given statements, decide which of the conclusions logically follow.
Statements:
All images are papers.
Some papers are files.
Conclusions:
I. Some images are files.
II. Some files are papers.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 978expand_more
- 979expand_more
- 980expand_moreFind the odd one out: Mahatma Gandhi, Subhash Chandra Bose, Jawaharlal Nehru, Bhagat Singh, Rani Lakshmibai
- 981expand_moreFind the odd one out:A12 # 3 = 4B16 # 4 = 6C20 # 5 = 4D18 # 3 = 6
- 982expand_moreStatement:
Enrollment in fitness centers has increased.
Conclusions:
I. People are becoming health conscious.
II. Medical expenses have reduced.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 983expand_moreStatement:
1.
All cats are animals.
2.
Some animals are domestic.
Conclusions:
I. Some cats are domestic.
II. Some animals are cats.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 984expand_moreWhich pair does NOT belong to the following sequence? C3, E5, G7, I9, K14
- 985expand_moreStatements:
1.
All mangoes are fruits.
2.
Some fruits are apples.
Conclusions:
I. Some apples are mangoes.
II. All mangoes are fruits.AOnly conclusion II is falseBBoth conclusion I and II are falseCOnly conclusion I is falseDNeither conclusion I nor II is false - 986expand_moreStatements:
1.
All chairs are tables.
2.
Some tables are desks.
Conclusions:
I. Some desks are chairs.
II. Some tables are chairs.ANeither I nor II followsBOnly Conclusion II followsCBoth I and II followDOnly Conclusion I follows - 987expand_more
- 988expand_moreStatements:
A > B = C, D ≤ E < B, F > A
Conclusions:
I. F > C
II. D < AAOnly I is trueBOnly II is trueCBoth I and II are trueDNeither I nor II is true - 989expand_moreStatement:
The office remains open from 10 AM to 6 PM.
Conclusions:
I. Employees cannot enter before 10 AM.
II. Office is closed after 6 PM.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 990expand_moreStatement:
Many people prefer electric vehicles over petrol vehicles.
Conclusions:
I. Electric vehicles are eco-friendly.
II. Petrol vehicles are banned.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 991expand_moreFind the odd one out:ACopperBIronCGoldDPlastic
- 992expand_moreWhich of the following words does not belong to the given group?
Rose, Lotus, Jasmine, Mango - 993expand_moreStatement:
1.
All pens are pencils.
2.
Some pencils are red.
3.
No red is green.
Conclusions:
I. Some pens are not green.
II. All greens are pencils.AOnly conclusion I follows.BOnly conclusion II follows.CBoth conclusions I and II follow.DNeither conclusion I nor II follows. - 994expand_moreFind the odd one out:ARoseBLotusCCarrotDLily
- 995expand_moreFind the odd one out.
A. 4 : 16
B. 5 : 25
C. 6 : 36
D. 8 : 54 - 996expand_moreStatement:
A ≥ B < C ≤ D = E > F
Conclusion:
I. C > B
II. F < DAOnly Conclusion I is trueBOnly Conclusion II is trueCBoth are trueDBoth are false - 997expand_moreFind the odd one out:AGuitarBViolinCFluteDTabla
- 998expand_moreRead the given statement and conclusions carefully. Decide which of the given conclusions is/are definitely TRUE from the statement.
Statement:
1.
All fruits are healthy.
2.
Some healthy things are vegetables.
Conclusion:
I. Some fruits are vegetables.
II. Some vegetables are healthy.ABoth Conclusion I and Conclusion II are TRUE.BNeither Conclusion I nor Conclusion II is TRUE.COnly Conclusion II is TRUE.DOnly Conclusion I is TRUE. - 999expand_moreStatement:
1.
Some A are B.
2.
All B are C.
3.
No C is D.
Conclusions:
I. Some A are C.
II. Some B are not D.AOnly IBOnly IICBothDNeither - 1000expand_moreFind the odd one out from the following: 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 21
- 1001expand_moreStatements:
I. The company introduced a work-from-home policy.
II. Employee productivity increased.AI is the cause and II is the effectBII is the cause and I is the effectCBoth are effects of the same causeDNo relation - 1002expand_moreStatement:
A growing number of students are enrolling in online certification courses.
Conclusions:
I. Students want flexible learning options.
II. Traditional colleges are shutting down.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1003expand_moreIdentify the odd one out:AA3 : D6 : G9BB4 : E7 : H10CC5 : F8 : I11DD6 : G9 : K13
- 1004expand_moreThe given statements are followed by two conclusions. Find out which conclusion is TRUE.
Statements:
1.
All pens are pencils.
2.
Some pencils are erasers.
Conclusions:
I. Some pens are erasers.
II. Some erasers are pencils.ANeither I nor II is trueBBoth I and II are trueCEither I or II is trueDOnly II is true - 1005expand_moreIn each option, the letters and numbers should increase by 2 places from left to right. Which option does NOT follow this pattern?AC3 : E5 : G7BD4 : F6 : H8CE5 : G7 : I9DF6 : H8 : J11
- 1006expand_moreStatement:
Increasing screen time affects children's eyesight.
Conclusions:
I. Children should reduce screen usage.
II. Screens are harmful in all cases.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1007expand_moreChoose the odd one out: (17, P, #), (13, J, !), (19, R, %), (23, V, @)
- 1008expand_moreSelect the word which cannot be formed using the letters of the given word: COMMUNICATIONAACTIONBCOUNTCNATIONALDMOUNT
- 1009expand_moreFind the odd one out:ATriangleBSquareCRectangleDCircle
- 1010expand_moreStatement:
1.
All doctors are educated.
2.
All educated people are respected.
Conclusions:
I. All doctors are respected.
II. Some respected people are doctors.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1011expand_moreFind the odd one out: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon, Mars
- 1012expand_moreStatement:
The government has increased toll charges on highways.
Conclusions:
I. The cost of road travel will increase.
II. People will completely stop using highways.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1013expand_moreStatement:
1.
All teachers are educated.
2.
Some educated people are researchers.
3.
No researcher is careless.
Conclusions:
I. Some teachers are researchers.
II. Some educated people are not careless.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 1014expand_moreFind the odd one out from the given list.AIndiaBChinaCJapanDNile
- 1015expand_moreFind the odd one out.ACanadaBBrazilCSpainDTokyo
- 1016expand_more
- 1017expand_moreChoose the odd one out.ARoseBSunflowerCAppleDTulip
- 1018expand_moreFind the person who does not belong to the group:AIsaac NewtonBAlbert EinsteinCMarie CurieDLeonardo da Vinci
- 1019expand_moreStatement:
A ≥ B < C = D > E ; C ≥ F.
Conclusions:
I. B < D
II. F ≤ DAOnly IBOnly IICBoth I and IIDNeither I nor II - 1020expand_moreThe sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 81. What is the largest number?A25B27C29D31
- 1021expand_moreFind the odd one out: 2 : 4 : 16, 3 : 6 : 36, 4 : 8 : 64, 5 : 10 : 120
- 1022expand_moreFind the odd one out:AC++BJavaCPythonDWindows
- 1023expand_moreStatement:
1.
All pens are pencils.
2.
Some pencils are erasers.
Conclusions:
I. Some pens are erasers.
II. Some pencils are pens.AEither I or II.BOnly I.CNeither I nor II.DOnly II. - 1024expand_moreWhich of the following number sets is different from the others?
(9, 18, 36)
(12, 24, 48)
(7, 14, 29)
(5, 10, 20)A(9,18,36)B(12,24,48)C(7,14,29)D(5,10,20) - 1025expand_moreStatement:
Most students in the class passed the exam.
Conclusions:
I. Some students failed the exam.
II. All students appeared for the exam.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 1026expand_moreStatement:
1.
All cats are dogs.
2.
All dogs are animals.
Conclusions:
I. All cats are animals.
II. Some animals are cats.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither follows - 1027expand_moreFind the odd one out:AWind EnergyBThermal PowerCSolar EnergyDHydropower
- 1028expand_moreIdentify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern: A2 : D5 : G8, B3 : E6 : H9, C4 : F7 : I10, D5 : G9 : J13
- 1029expand_moreWhich of the following is the odd one out? (a) 6, 10, 14 (b) 3, 7, 11 (c) 8, 16, 24 (d) 9, 13, 17
- 1030expand_moreStatement:
A ≥ B < C = D > E ; C ≥ F
Conclusions:
I. B < D
II. F ≤ DAOnly IBOnly IICBoth I and IIDNeither I nor II - 1031expand_moreIdentify the odd one out:A10 % 2 = 5B12 % 3 = 4C14 % 7 = 2D15 % 4 = 3
- 1032expand_moreStatement:
1.
All metals are solids.
2.
Some solids are heavy.
3.
No heavy thing is light.
Conclusions:
I. Some metals are heavy.
II. Some solids are not light.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1033expand_moreFind the odd one out:ACricketBHockeyCFootballDChess
- 1034expand_moreIdentify the group that does NOT follow the same pattern: A3 : C9, B4 : D16, C5 : E25, D6 : F30
- 1035expand_moreSelect the incorrect term from the given options.AREDBQDCCTGFDKLM
- 1036expand_moreFind the odd one out among the given options.AVirat KohliBRohit SharmaCJasprit BumrahDP.V. Sindhu
- 1037expand_moreFind the odd one out. 729, 1331, 2197, 3125
- 1038expand_moreChoose the odd one out.AKidneyBLiverCHeartDHelmet
- 1039expand_moreStatement:
The company introduced a flexible work-from-home policy.
Conclusions:
I. The company wants to improve employee satisfaction.
II. All employees will work from home daily.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 1040expand_moreStatement:
All employees must follow office rules.
Conclusions:
I. Employees who break office rules should be penalized.
II. Following office rules reflects discipline.AOnly IBOnly IICBoth followDNeither follows - 1041expand_moreStatement:
1.
All pens are pencils.
2.
Some pencils are erasers.
3.
No eraser is sharpener.
Conclusions:
I. Some pens may be erasers.
II. No pen is sharpener.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1042expand_moreDirections: Study the following information to answer the question. Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H live on eight different floors of an 8-storey building (1 to 8 from bottom to top). C lives on 4th floor. A lives above C. E lives immediately below A. G lives on an odd numbered floor. H lives on top floor. B lives two floors below G. F does not live adjacent to C. How many persons live between A and B?ATwoBThreeCFourDFive
- 1043expand_moreStatement:
1.
All teachers are graduates.
2.
Some graduates are artists.
3.
All artists are singers.
Conclusions:
I. Some teachers are singers.
II. Some graduates are singers.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1044expand_moreStatements:
1.
Some fruits are apples.
2.
Some apples are sweet.
Conclusions:
I. Some fruits are sweet.
II. All apples being fruits is a possibility.AOnly Conclusion II followsBOnly Conclusion I followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 1045expand_moreFind the odd one out.ACircleBSquareCTriangleDCube
- 1046expand_moreWhich option is the odd one out among the given Indian cities?AMumbaiBPuneCChennaiDDelhi
- 1047expand_moreStatement:
1.
All teachers are educated.
2.
No uneducated person is respected.
Conclusions:
I. All teachers are respected.
II. No educated person is uneducated.AOnly conclusion I follows.BOnly conclusion II follows.CBoth conclusions I and II follow.DNeither conclusion I nor II follows. - 1048expand_moreStatement:
The company reported its highest profit in a decade.
Conclusions:
I. The company performed poorly in previous years.
II. The company’s recent strategies were effective.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1049expand_moreStatements:
1.
Some fruits are apples.
2.
All apples are good.
Conclusions:
I. Some fruits are good.
II. All good are fruits.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 1050expand_moreStatement:
Most students in the class passed the exam.
Conclusions:
I. Some students failed the exam.
II. All students appeared for the exam.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 1051expand_moreFind the odd one out.ANewtonBEinsteinCGalileoDShakespeare
- 1052expand_moreStatement:
1.
Some books are useful.
2.
All useful things are expensive.
Conclusions:
I. Some books are expensive.
II. All books are expensive.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1053expand_moreFind the odd one out.AArticle 14BArticle 19CArticle 21DArticle 51
- 1054expand_moreFind the odd one out.A4 : 16B5 : 25C6 : 36D8 : 54
- 1055expand_moreStatement:
The city received the highest rainfall in 20 years.
Conclusions:
I. The city experienced flooding.
II. Rainfall in previous years was lower.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1056expand_more
- 1057expand_moreIdentify the conclusion that follows from the statements.
Statements:
1.
Some cars are bikes.
2.
All bikes are vehicles.
3.
No vehicle is electric.
Conclusions:
I. Some cars are not electric.
II. Some vehicles are cars.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 1058expand_more
- 1059expand_moreFind the odd one out.A2 : 4 : 16B3 : 6 : 36C4 : 8 : 64D5 : 10 : 120
- 1060expand_moreStatement: "The government should regulate plastic usage strictly."
Assumptions:
I. Plastic causes environmental damage.
II. Regulations can reduce plastic usage.AOnly IBOnly IICBoth I and IIDNeither I nor II - 1061expand_moreStatement:
1.
All books are papers.
2.
No paper is plastic.
Conclusions:
I. No book is plastic.
II. Some plastics are books.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 1062expand_moreIdentify the assumptions that must be implicit for the statement to be valid.
Statement: Despite improved internet speeds, cybersecurity threats continue to increase globally.
Assumptions:
I. Faster internet increases digital exposure.
II. Cyber threats are unaffected by internet speed.
III. Cybersecurity measures are inadequate worldwide.AOnly IBOnly I and IIICOnly IIDAll I, II and III - 1063expand_moreFind the odd one out.A8 @ 2 = 16B6 @ 3 = 18C5 @ 4 = 20D7 @ 2 = 21
- 1064expand_moreStatement: To reduce traffic congestion, the city administration introduced odd-even vehicle rules during peak hours. Judgements:
1. All traffic problems are caused by private vehicles.
2. Regulatory measures can help manage traffic flow.AOnly 1 followsBOnly 2 followsCBoth 1 and 2 followDNeither 1 nor 2 follows - 1065expand_moreRead the following statement carefully and identify the conclusion that follows.
Statement:
Smoking is prohibited in public places as per the new law.
Conclusions:
I. People can smoke in private spaces.
II. Smoking harms public health.AOnly Conclusion I followsBOnly Conclusion II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 1066expand_moreStatements:
A ≥ B = C < D, E > C ≤ F
Conclusions:
I. D > B
II. A ≥ CAOnly I is true.BOnly II is true.CBoth I and II are true.DNeither I nor II is true. - 1067expand_moreStatements:
1.
All engineers are skilled.
2.
No skilled person is careless.
Conclusions:
I. No engineer is careless.
II. Some careless are engineers.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1068expand_moreStatements:
1.
All pens are books.
2.
Some books are papers.
Conclusions:
I. Some pens are papers.
II. Some books are pens.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1069expand_moreStatement:
The government launched electric buses to reduce pollution.
Conclusions:
I. The government is promoting eco-friendly transport.
II. Electric buses are cheaper than diesel buses.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1070expand_moreStatement:
1.
All fruits are healthy.
2.
Some healthy things are expensive.
Conclusions:
I. Some fruits are expensive.
II. All expensive things are fruits.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1071expand_moreStatement:
Hundreds of candidates applied for the job.
Conclusions:
I. The job is in demand.
II. All applicants will be selected.AOnly I followsBOnly II followsCBoth followDNeither follows - 1072expand_moreStatements:
All pens are books.
Some books are papers.
Conclusions:
I. Some papers are pens.
II. Some books are pens. Which conclusion follows?AOnly conclusion I followsBOnly conclusion II followsCBoth I and II followDNeither I nor II follows - 1073expand_moreWhat is the average of the first 7 odd numbers?A6B7C8D9
- 1074expand_more
- 1075expand_moreFind the odd one out from the given alternatives:AAshokaBAkbarCShivajiDRabindranath Tagore
- 1076expand_moreIf each even digit is increased by 1 and each odd digit is decreased by 1 in the number 5937482614 and then arranged in descending order, what is the sum of the last five digits from the right end?A13B15C14D16
- 1077expand_moreFind the odd one out:A6 + 7 = 13B4 + 9 = 13C5 + 5 = 11D8 + 2 = 10
- 1078expand_moreFind the odd one out:AKidneyBLiverCHeartDChlorophyll
- 1079expand_moreHow many meaningful four-letter words can be formed using the letters of the word "CLOUD", using each letter only once?A2B1C8D4
- 1080expand_moreStatement:
1.
All birds are animals.
2.
Some animals are wild.
Conclusions:
I. Some birds are wild.
II. Some animals are birds.AOnly I follows.BOnly II follows.CBoth I and II follow.DNeither I nor II follows. - 1081expand_moreIn a code language: TRAIN → 59321 and COLD → 4826. How is CARD coded?A3216B4396C3156D4193
- 1082expand_moreIn a certain code language, ‘blue red green’ → ‘ka la ma’ ‘green yellow’ → ‘ma pa’ ‘red yellow’ → ‘la pa’. How will ‘blue yellow’ be coded?Aka paBla paCma paDka la
- 1083expand_moreIf PLANE is coded as 47826 and CAR is coded as 189, how is PLACE coded?A47518B47815C47528D47816
- 1084expand_moreIf ‘DOG’ is coded as ‘4-15-7’, how will ‘GOD’ be coded?A7-15-4B6-14-8C15-7-4D4-7-15
- 1085expand_moreIf BALL = 211212 and CALL = 311212, then DOLL = ?A4141212B4511212C4151221D4151212
- 1086expand_moreIf LIGHT is coded as NKIJV, how is SOUND coded?AVRXPFBWPTYICUQWPFDUQXPE
- 1087expand_moreIf 4 # 3 = 19 and 6 # 5 = 41, then 8 # 7 = ?A63B65C71D73
- 1088expand_moreIf GARDEN is coded as HBSEFO, how is HBSEFO coded?AICTFGPBICTFGOCICTFHPDICTEGP
- 1089expand_moreIf "TABLE" is written as "UBCMF", how will "CHAIR" be written?ADJBJSBBGHZQCDIBJSDDIBIR
- 1090expand_moreIf 14 + 6 = 84 and 10 + 8 = 80, then 12 + 8 = ?A76B82C84D96
- 1091expand_moreIf “DELHI” is written as “IHLED”, how is “MUMBAI” written?AIABMUMBIABUMMCIABMMUDIAMUBM
- 1092expand_moreIf in a certain code, CAT is written as 3-1-20 and DOG as 4-15-7, then how will PIG be written?A16-9-7B15-9-7C16-8-7D15-8-6
- 1093expand_moreIf “APPLE” is coded as “CRRNG”, how is “GRAPE” written?AISCRGBITCRGCITCSGDHSBRF
- 1094expand_moreIn a certain code, “sun rises in east” is written as “ka lo mi su” “moon rises at night” is written as “pa lo ti ra” “stars in night sky” is written as “mi ra xe zo” “sun and moon shine” is written as “ka pa gi hu”. Which of the following may represent ‘sky rises at east’?Apa lo ti suBzo lo ti miCzo lo ti suDzo pa lo su
- 1095expand_moreWhich of the following addresses are identical to each other:
1. S. Iyer 17-D, Coral Residency, Thiruvananthapuram, 695014
2. S. Iyer 17-D, Coral Residency, Thiruvananthapuram, 695014
3. S. Iyer 17-D Coral Residency, Thiruvananthapuram, 695014
4. S. Iyer 17-D Coral Residency, Thiruvananthapuram, 695013A1 and 2B1 and 3C2 and 4D3 and 4 - 1096expand_moreIf in a code, LIGHT is written as OLJKW, how is SOUND written?AVRWQGBUSXQGCVRXOGDVRXQG
- 1097expand_moreIf COLD is coded as DPME, how is WARM coded?AXBSNBXBSLCVZQLDXCRM
- 1098expand_moreIf "LION" is coded as 12@9@15@14 and "TIGER" as 20@9@7@5@18, how will "BEAR" be coded?A2@5@1@18B2@5@18@1C1@18@5@2D2@1@18@5
- 1099expand_moreIf '+' means '−', '−' means '×', '×' means '÷', and '÷' means '+', then find the value of: 16 + 8 − 4 × 2A6B0C10D12
- 1100expand_moreIf GAME is coded as HBNF, then PLAY will be coded as?AQMBZBQLBZCQNBZDNone of these
- 1101expand_moreIn a language, if 'sun moon star' is coded as 'la pa ra', 'moon sky cloud' as 'pa sa ta', and 'sky sun' as 'sa la', what is the code for 'star'?
- 1102expand_moreIf ‘MIND’ is coded as ‘NJOE’, how is ‘GAME’ coded?AHBNFBHZMFCFZLDDHBLF
- 1103expand_moreIf PEARL is coded as RGCUN, how is STONE coded?AUVQQGBUVQPFCUVRPFDTUPOF
- 1104expand_moreIf MANGO is coded as LZMFN, how is APPLE written?AZNNKDBZOOKECZOOKDDZOOKC
- 1105expand_moreIn a certain code, SCHOOL is written as XHMTTQ. How is TEACHER written?AWJFHNKWBYJFHMJWCYJFIMJXDYJGHNJU
- 1106expand_moreIn a certain code, PLANT is written as OKZMS, how is WORLD written?AVNQKCBVNQKDCVMPKDDWNQKD
- 1107expand_moreIf “PLANE” is coded as “QMBOF”, how is “QMBOF” coded?ARNCPEBRNCQDCSODPEDRNCPG
- 1108expand_moreIf “DELHI” is written as “BCJFG”, how will “MUMBAI” be written?AKSKZYGBKSKZYHCKSKZXHDLTLZYH
- 1109expand_moreHow many meaningful English words can be formed using letters of PLANT, each letter used once?A2B1C4D3
- 1110expand_moreIf WATER is written as YCVGT, how is FIRE written?AHKVGBHKTGCHJVIDGJVI
- 1111expand_moreIf BOOK is coded as ANNJ, then LAMP is coded as?AKZLOBKZMNCKZLPDKZMP
- 1112expand_moreIf 5 @ 2 = 25, 4 @ 3 = 64, then 3 @ 4 = ?A81B64C48D12
- 1113expand_moreIn each of the following questions, the first word is coded to form the second word using a specific rearrangement and/or substitution rule. Apply the same rule to the third word to determine the correct corresponding word from the given alternatives.
QWERTY : YTREWQ :: ASDFGH : ?AHGFDASBGHFDASCGHFSDADHGFDSA - 1114expand_moreIf 'APPLE' is coded as '1-16-16-12-5', how will 'ELPPA' be coded?A5-12-16-16-1B1-5-12-16-16C16-1-12-5-16D5-16-12-1-16
- 1115expand_moreIf 4 @ 2 = 12 and 6 @ 3 = 27, then what is the value of 8 @ 4?A48B64C32D40
- 1116expand_moreIn a certain code language, 'play with fire' is coded as 'ab, cd, ef', 'fire and water' is coded as 'ef, gh, ij', 'play and rain' is coded as 'ab, gh, kl'. How will 'with rain play' be coded in the same language?Acd, kl, abBcd, gh, abCef, kl, abDcd, kl, ef
- 1117expand_moreIf HOUSE is coded as IPVTF, how is IPVTF coded?AJQWVGBJOWUGCJQWUGDJQXUG
- 1118expand_moreIf "PATNA" is coded as "OZSMZ", how is "LUCKY" coded?AKTBBXBKTBJXCKTBIWDKSBIX
- 1119expand_moreIf TABLE is coded as UBCMF, how is UBCMF coded?AVCDNGBVBCNGCWCDOHDVCDOH
- 1120expand_moreIf MOBILE is coded as NPCJMF, how is NPKJMF coded?AOQLKMFBOQLKNGCNQLKNGDOQMKNG
- 1121expand_moreIn a code language: 'cat dog fish' = 'aaa, bbb, ccc' 'fish lion cat' = 'ccc, ddd, aaa' 'lion dog tiger' = 'ddd, bbb, eee'. What is the code for 'cat lion dog'?Aaaa, ddd, bbbBccc, aaa, bbbCddd, aaa, eeeDaaa, bbb, eee
- 1122expand_moreIn a code language, "Ram is smart" is coded as "la pa ta", "Ram is tall" is coded as "la pa ka", "Sita is smart" is coded as "ma pa ta". What is the code for "Sita is tall"?Ama pa kaBla ma kaCpa ka taDna pa ka
- 1123expand_moreIf MONEY is written as NPOFZ, how will PAPER be written?AQBQFSBQBQERCQBQFRDQBRFS
- 1124expand_moreIn a certain code, LAMP is written as MBNQ. How will TREE be written in the same code?AUSFFBSQDDCUQFFDTSFF
- 1125expand_moreIf in a code language, HAPPY is written as IBQQZ, how is MONEY written in that code?ANPOFZBNQPFZCNPPEZDOPQFZ
- 1126expand_moreIn a certain code language, "apple is sweet fruit" is written as "ka lo mi te", "mango is sweet" is written as "lo mi ra" and "apple mango fresh" is written as "ka ra su". How is "sweet" coded?
- 1127expand_moreIn a code language: TRAIN → 59321 and COLD → 4826. How is CARD coded?A3216B4396C3156D4193
- 1128expand_moreIf 8 @ 4 = 32 and 6 @ 5 = 30, then 9 @ 3 = ?A24B27C36D18
- 1129expand_moreIf DRIVER is coded as ESJWFS, how is ESJWFS coded?AFTKWGTBFTKXGTCFUKXGTDFTJWGT
- 1130expand_moreIf FLOWER is written as GMPXFS, how is GARDEN written in the same code?AHBSEFOBHBTGFOCHBSDFODHCTEFO
- 1131expand_moreIf in a code, TABLE is written as UBCMF, then how is CHAIR written?ADIBJSBDIBIRCDJBJSDDIBJT
- 1132expand_moreIf TIGER is coded as UJHFS, how is UJHFS coded?AVKIGTBVKIGUCVJIGTDVKJGT
- 1133expand_moreIf LIGHT is coded as KJFIS, then HEAVY is coded as?AGEZWXBGFZWXCGFZXXDGFYWX
- 1134expand_moreIf TIGER is coded as SHFDQ, how is LION written?AKHNMBKHMNCJHNMDKGMN
- 1135expand_moreIf "RAMESH" is coded as "SZNDTG", what is the code for "SURESH"?ATTQBTGBUTSDTGCTTSDTGDTVSDTG
- 1136expand_moreIf ENGLISH is written as HSILGNE, then FRENCH is written as:AHCENRFBHCNERFCHCRNEFDHERNFC
- 1137expand_moreHow many meaningful 4-letter English words can be formed using the 2nd, 4th, 5th and 6th letters of the word PLANET, without repetition?ANoneBTwoCOneDMore than two
- 1138expand_moreIf '+' means '–', '–' means '+', 'x' means '÷', then 50 + 10 – 5 × 5 = ?A41B60C65D70
- 1139expand_moreIf ‘NOTE’ is written as ‘O5@F’ and ‘TONE’ is written as ‘@5OF’, how is ‘EONT’ written?A@FO5BF5O@CF@O5DO5F@
- 1140expand_moreIf LIGHT is coded as KJFIS, then HEAVY is coded as?AGEZWXBGFZWXCGFZXXDGFYWX
- 1141expand_moreIn a certain code, BOARD is written as CPBSE. How is LIGHT written in that code?AMJHIUBMJIIUCMKHJUDMKHIU
- 1142expand_moreIf ‘COLD’ is coded as ‘EQNF’, how is ‘WARM’ coded?AVCTQBYCTPCYCTODVCUO
- 1143expand_moreIf + is ×, × is -, - is ÷ and ÷ is +, then 6 + 4 × 24 - 8 ÷ 4 = ?A30B25C20D35
- 1144expand_moreIf SCHOOL is coded as TDIPPM, how is TDIPPM coded?AUEJQONBUEJQQNCUEJQPNDUEJPPN
- 1145expand_moreIf GARDEN is coded as HBSEFO, how is HBSEFO coded?AICTGFPBGARDENCHCTGFODICTFGP
- 1146expand_moreIf MARKET is written as OCTMGV, how is NATURE written?AQDVWTGBQCVWTGCPCVWTJDPCVWTG
- 1147expand_moreIf DELHI is coded as 451289, how will MUMBAI be coded?A131221211B13212328C13211328D132113219
- 1148expand_moreIf each letter is coded as its position in reverse (Z = 1, Y = 2, …, A = 26), what is COLD?A24, 12, 15, 23B24, 15, 12, 23C23, 12, 15, 22D24, 12, 15, 22
- 1149expand_moreIf @ = ×, # = −, $ = ÷, % = +, then find the value of: 8 @ 3 # 4 % 6 $ 2A25B23C21D27
- 1150expand_moreIf 'TRAIN' is written as 'NIART', how will 'NIART' be written?ATRAINBRTAINCTNIARDARTNI
- 1151expand_moreIf "RAMA" is written as "TCOC", how will "SITA" be written?AUKVCBUJVCCUJWBDTJVC
- 1152expand_moreIf ‘PLANE’ is written as ‘QMBOF’, how is ‘TRAIN’ written?AUSBJOBUSBJMCUSBOJDTSBOJ
- 1153expand_moreIf MONEY is written as NPOFZ, how will PAPER be written?AQBQFSBQBQERCQBQFRDQBRFS
- 1154expand_moreIf '+' means '×', '×' means '-', '-' means '÷' and '÷' means '+', then: 16 + 4 × 18 - 2 ÷ 2 = ?A55B57C59D60
- 1155expand_moreIf CAT is coded as DBU, how is DOG written?AEPHBEPICFPHDFPI
- 1156expand_moreIf SCHOOL is coded as TDIPPM, how is MARKET coded in the same code?ANBSLFUBNBSKFUCNARLFUDNBSLFV
- 1157expand_moreIf POWER is coded as QPXFS, how is QPXFS coded?ASQYGTBRQYGUCRPYGTDRQYGT
- 1158expand_moreIf in a certain code, 'EAST' is written as 'TSAE', how will 'ASTE' be written?AETSABEASTCTSAEDSTAE
- 1159expand_moreIf “COLD” is coded as 3@15@12@4, how is “WARM” coded?A23@1@18@13B22@1@18@13C23@2@18@13D23@1@17@13
- 1160expand_moreIn a word COMPETITION, if the letters are arranged in alphabetical order, how many letters are between the 1st letter from left and the 2nd letter from right?A6B8C7D9
- 1161expand_moreIn the sentence "Still waters run deep", if each letter is coded using reverse alphabetical order (A→Z, B→Y, ...), what will be the code for the 3rd letter of the 1st word?
- 1162expand_moreIf LIGHT is coded as MJHIU, how is SOUND written?ATPVOEBTPWPFCTOVNEDSPVNE
- 1163expand_moreIf CODE is coded as DPEF, how is DPEF coded?AEQFGBEQFHCDQFGDERFG
- 1164expand_moreIf TABLE is written as SZAKD, how is CHAIR written?ABGZHQBBGZIQCBGYHQDBHAIQ
- 1165expand_moreIf CAT = DBU, then DOG = ?AEPJBFPHCEPHDEOJ
- 1166expand_moreIn a code language:
'pen book paper' -> 'abc, def, ghi'
'paper ink pen' -> 'ghi, jkl, abc'
'ink book file' -> 'jkl, def, mno'
What is the code for 'pen ink book'?Aabc, jkl, defBabc, def, jklCdef, abc, jklDjkl, abc, def - 1167expand_moreIf A = +, B = -, C = ×, D = ÷ Find the value of: 20 B 5 C 2 A 10 D 5?A12B14C16D18
- 1168expand_moreIf "MOON" is coded as "QSSR", how is "STAR" coded?AWXEVBWUETCVXEQDWXFV
- 1169expand_moreIf FLOWER is coded as GMPXFS, then GARDEN is coded as:AHBSEFOBHBSEENCHBSFEODHBSFEN
- 1170expand_moreIf TABLE is coded as UBCMF, how is UBCMF coded?AVCDNGBVCDNFCVCEOGDVCDMG
- 1171expand_moreIf CLOUD is coded as ENQWF, how is RAIN coded?ATCKPBTCKOCTCJODTDKO
- 1172expand_moreIf ‘GAME’ is coded as ‘7-1-13-5’, how will ‘EMAG’ be coded?A5-13-1-7B13-5-7-1C5-1-7-13D7-13-5-1
- 1173expand_moreIn a certain code, PEN is written as 16-5-14, and BOOK is written as 2-15-15-11. How is NOTE written in the same code?A14-15-20-5B13-15-20-5C14-15-19-5D14-15-20-4
- 1174expand_moreIn a certain code, "BRING" is written as "AQHMF". What is the code for STONE?ARSNMDBRSMMDCRSMNEDQSMMD
- 1175expand_moreIf ‘DOG’ is coded as ‘4-15-7’, how will ‘COW’ be coded?A7-15-4B3-15-23C3-7-23D7-15-15
- 1176expand_moreLIGHT : TGHIL :: SOUND : ?ADUSNOBOUNDSCDUNOSDSUDNO
- 1177expand_moreIf (A=1, B=2, …Z=26) DOG : 4×15×7 :: CAT : ?A3×1×20B3×1×19C4×1×20D3×2×20
- 1178expand_moreIn a certain code, STAR is written as HGZI. How is MOON written?ANLLOBNLLMCMLLNDOPPM
- 1179expand_moreIf '+' means '×', '−' means '+', '×' means '÷', and '÷' means '−', then find the value of: 18 − 6 + 12 × 3 ÷ 2A8B40C10D12
- 1180expand_moreIf @ = x, # = -, $ = ÷ and % = +, then evaluate: 8 @ 3 # 4 % 6 $ 2A26B23C24D20
- 1181expand_more
- 1182expand_moreIf + = -, - = ×, × = +, evaluate: 6 + 3 × 2 - 4?A14B16C18D11
- 1183expand_moreIf 8 + 4 = 96 and 7 + 3 = 70, then 6 + 5 = ?A60B66C72D78
- 1184expand_moreIf PLANE is coded as QMBOF, how is QMBOF coded?ARNCPGBRNCQGCRMCPGDQNCPG
- 1185expand_moreIn a code language, TABLE becomes SZAKD, what is the code for CHAIR?ABGZHQBBGZIQCBGYHQDBGZHP
- 1186expand_moreIf '%' means '+', '+' means '÷', '÷' means '×', and '×' means '−', then find the value of: 20 ÷ (5 % 3) + 4A7B40C11D13
- 1187expand_moreIf 7 # 4 = 15 and 9 # 6 = 21, then 8 # 5 = ?A11B13C15D18
- 1188expand_moreIf 6 @ 4 = 40, 5 @ 3 = 24, then 8 @ 5 = ?A60B65C55D75
- 1189expand_moreIf “ROAD” is coded as *4@# and “READ” is coded as *7@#, what is the code for “RAOD”?A*@#4B*4#@C*@4#D*#@4
- 1190expand_moreIf BAT is coded as 2120, what is the code for CAT?A3120B23120C32120D3121
- 1191expand_moreIf '@' = '×', '#' = '−', '$' = '+', and '&' = '÷', which equation is correct?A8 @ 2 $ 4 = 20B10 # 4 & 2 = 3C7 $ 3 @ 2 = 18D12 & 3 # 1 = 5
- 1192expand_moreIf PEARL is coded as RGCUN, how is STONE coded?AUVQQGBUVQPFCUVRPFDTUPOF
- 1193expand_moreIf 'X' means '+', 'Y' means '-', 'Z' means 'x', and 'W' means '÷', what is the value of the following expression?
15 W 3 X 2 Y 4 = ?A1B3C5D7 - 1194expand_moreIf PLANE is coded as QMBOF, how is TRAIN coded?AUSBJOBUSBKPCUTAJODUSBJN
- 1195expand_moreIf in a code language, 'DOG' is written as 'GRJ', then 'CAT' is written as?AFDUBGDVCFDWDFCV
- 1196expand_moreIf ‘ABCDE’ is coded as ‘EDCBA’ and ‘LMNOP’ is coded as ‘PONML’, then ‘QRSTU’ will be coded as:AUTSRQBTSRQUCRSTUQDUTRSQ
- 1197expand_moreIf in a certain code, CAT is written as 3-1-20 and DOG as 4-15-7, then how will PIG be written?A16-9-7B15-9-7C16-8-7D15-8-6
- 1198expand_moreIn a code language, 'FAME' is coded as '6732', 'GAME' is coded as '8732', 'GATE' is coded as '8742'. What is the code for 'FAT'?A645B674C675D654
- 1199expand_moreIn a certain code language: If β α λ λ is coded as BALL and κ ε ψ is coded as KEY, then what is α κ λ ?AAKLBALLCALEDAKY
- 1200expand_moreIf SMART is written as TRAMS, how is CLEAN written?ANAELCBCNAELCLECANDCALEN
- 1201expand_moreIf CLOUD is coded as ENQWF, how is RAIN coded?ATCKPBTCKOCTCJODTDKO
- 1202expand_moreIf '+' means '−', '−' means '×', '×' means '÷', '÷' means '+', find the value of: 12 + 6 − 3 × 4 ÷ 2A7B8.5C9.5D10
- 1203expand_moreIn a certain code, PEN is written as 16-5-14, and BOOK is written as 2-15-15-11. How is NOTE written in the same code?A14-15-20-5B13-15-20-5C14-15-19-5D14-15-20-4
- 1204expand_moreIf "CHAIR" is coded as 3-8-1-9-18, how will "RICHA" be coded?A18-9-3-8-1B9-18-8-3-1C18-9-8-3-1D1-3-8-9-18
- 1205expand_moreIf "DELHI" is written as "GHOKL", how will "MUMBAI" be written?APXPEBLBOTNABLCPWPEDLDPXPEDL
- 1206expand_moreIf '+' means '-', '-' means '×', '×' means '÷' and '÷' means '+', then which equation is correct?A18 + 6 × 3 = 10B18 - 6 ÷ 3 = 36C18 × 6 - 3 = 1D18 ÷ 6 + 3 = 21
- 1207expand_moreIf MARKET is written as MRKEAT, then how is SCHOOL written?ASCOOHLBSHCOOLCSCOHLODSHOOCL
- 1208expand_moreIn a code language: “Red flower blooms” → ta ka la “Blue flower blooms” → sa ka la “Red plant grows” → ta ma na. What is the code for “Blue plant grows”?Asa ma naBta ka naCsa ka maDka sa na
- 1209expand_moreQWERTY : YTREWQ :: ASDFGH : ?AHGDFSABHGDSACHGFDASDHGFDSA
- 1210expand_moreIf PLANE is coded as QMBOF, how is QMBOF coded?ARNCPGBPLANECQMBNFDRMCPG
- 1211expand_moreApply the same pattern used in the following group and find the correct option.
WRITE → UQGSC BREAK → ?AZQCYIBZQCZICYOCYIDYPCYI - 1212expand_moreIn a code language: “The food tastes good” → ta na ka pa, “This movie was good” → la ta sa ra. What is the code for “good”?
- 1213expand_moreNUMBER : ERBMUN :: SCHOOL : ?ALOOHCSBOLOHCSCLCOOHSDSLOHCO
- 1214expand_moreIf 'READ' is coded as 'SFBE', how is 'BOOK' coded?ACPPLBDQQMCAPPLDAQQM
- 1215expand_moreIf in a certain language, 'MARKET' is written as 'LZQJDS', how is 'PLANET' written in that code?AOKZMDSBOKXMDSCOKYMDSDOKZMDR
- 1217expand_moreIf LIGHT is coded as MJHIU, how is MJHIU coded?ANKJJVBNKJIVCNKIKVDNKIJV
- 1218expand_moreIf “LION” is coded as 12@9@15@14 and “TIGER” as 20@9@7@5@18, how will “BEAR” be coded?A2@5@1@18B2@5@18@1C1@18@5@2D2@1@18@5
- 1219expand_moreIf CAT is coded as BZS, how is DOG coded?ACNFBCPFCDNFDBNF
- 1220expand_moreSymbols meaning:
P + Q means P is the father of Q P − Q means P is the sister of Q
Statement: A + B−C How is A related to C?AA is uncle of CBA is father of CCA is grandfather of CDA is brother of C - 1221expand_moreP is brother of Q. Q is mother of R. How is P related to R?AUncleBFatherCBrotherDCousin
- 1222expand_moreA man said, "The person is my wife's father's only son." How is the person related to the man?ABrother-in-lawBSonCFatherDUncle
- 1223expand_moreSeema says, "He is the son of the only daughter of my father." How is the man related to Seema?ABrotherBNephewCSonDCousin
- 1224expand_morePointing to a photograph, a woman says, "He is the only son of my mother." How is the person in the photograph related to the woman?ABrotherBSonCFatherDHusband
- 1225expand_moreIf X is the daughter of Y and Y is the brother of Z, how is X related to Z?ANieceBDaughterCSisterDCousin
- 1226expand_moreA + B means A is the sister of B, A - B means A is the father of B, A × B means A is the brother of B, A ÷ B means A is the mother of B. What does X - Y + Z mean?AX is Z's fatherBY is Z's daughterCX is Z's grandfatherDZ is X's daughter
- 1227expand_moreIntroducing a boy, a girl says, "He is the son of my mother's only son." Who is the boy to the girl?ABrotherBSonCNephewDCousin
- 1228expand_moreLooking at a boy, a woman says, "He is the son of my only daughter." How is the boy related to the woman?ASonBNephewCGrandsonDCousin
- 1229expand_moreIntroducing a man, a woman said, "He is the brother of the daughter of my father." How is the man related to the woman?ABrotherBSonCCousinDNephew
- 1230expand_moreA's father's wife's only daughter is B. How is A related to B?ANephewBCousinCSiblingDUncle
- 1231expand_moreRamesh said, "That boy is the son of the only daughter of my grandfather." How is the boy related to Ramesh?ABrotherBCousinCNephewDUncle
- 1232expand_moreA man says, “My mother’s father’s only son is my _____.”AUncleBFatherCBrotherDCousin
- 1233expand_moreB is the daughter of A. C is the husband of B. D is the son of C. How is A related to D?AFatherBGrandfatherCGrandmotherDCannot be determined
- 1234expand_moreA man says, 'She is the wife of my father's only son.' How is the woman related to the man?ASisterBMotherCWifeDSister-in-law
- 1235expand_moreM is the father of N. N is the brother of P. How is M related to P?AUncleBFatherCGrandfatherDBrother
- 1236expand_moreA father is 5 times as old as his son. In 15 years, he will be twice as old as his son then. What is the son's present age?A5B10C15D8
- 1237expand_moreA is the brother of B. C is the mother of B. D is the father of C. How is D related to A?AFatherBGrandfatherCUncleDCousin
- 1238expand_moreIn a family of six members P, Q, R, S, T and U. P and Q are a married couple. R is the only daughter of P. S is the son of Q. U is the father of P. Who is the grandfather of R?
- 1239expand_moreYou are a manager and your relative applies for a job. What should guide your decision?AFamily pressureBPersonal relationCMerit and rulesDPublic opinion
- 1240expand_moreIntroducing a girl, a man said, "She is the daughter of my mother's only son." How is the girl related to the man?ASisterBDaughterCNieceDCousin
- 1241expand_moreA + B means A is the father of B, A - B means A is the sister of B, A × B means A is the mother of B. What does P - Q + R mean?AP is aunt of RBP is mother of RCP is sister of RDP is grandmother of R
- 1242expand_morePointing to a boy, a man said, "He is the son of the only daughter of my mother." How is the boy related to the man?ASonBNephewCCousinDGrandson
- 1243expand_moreA + B means A is the father of B, A - B means A is the sister of B, A × B means A is the husband of B. What does P × Q - R mean?AP is father of RBQ is sister of RCP is husband of Q and Q is sister of RDP is brother of R
- 1244expand_moreA is the wife of B. B is the brother of C. C is the father of D. How is A related to D?AAuntBMotherCSister-in-lawDGrandmother
- 1245expand_moreThere are 6 family members P, Q, R, S, T and U. P is the grandfather of T. Q is the daughter of P. R is the husband of Q. S and T are children of R. U is the wife of T. How many males are there?A2B3C4D5
- 1246expand_moreA + B means A is the sister of B, A - B means A is the father of B, A × B means A is the brother of B, A ÷ B means A is the mother of B. What does X - Y + Z mean?AX is Z’s fatherBY is Z’s daughterCX is Z’s grandfatherDZ is X’s daughter
- 1247expand_moreIntroducing a boy, a girl says, "He is the son of my mother's only son." Who is the boy to the girl?ABrotherBSonCNephewDCousin
- 1248expand_moreRavi is brother of Aman. Aman is brother of Sita. How is Ravi related to Sita?ASonBCousinCUncleDBrother
- 1249expand_morePointing to a boy, a woman said, 'He is the son of my mother's only son.' How is the boy related to the woman?ASonBCousinCBrotherDNephew
- 1250expand_moreA + B means A is the father of B, A - B means A is the sister of B, A × B means A is the husband of B. What does P × Q - R mean?AP is father of RBQ is sister of RCP is husband of Q and Q is sister of RDP is brother of R
- 1251expand_moreA woman says, "She is my brother's wife's sister." How is the woman related to the speaker?ASisterBSister-in-lawCCousinDNiece
- 1252expand_moreA introduces B as the daughter of the only sister of his father. How is B related to A?ASisterBCousinCNieceDAunt
- 1253expand_moreA is the father of B and C. How are B and C related?AFatherBCousinsCSiblingsDMother
- 1254expand_moreA man said, "My father's wife's only son is the brother of your mother." How is the man related to you?AUncleBFatherCGrandfatherDBrother
- 1255expand_moreA says: "She is the daughter of my father's only son." How is the girl related to A?ASisterBCousinCMotherDDaughter
- 1256expand_more‘A @ B’ means A is the sister of B, ‘A # B’ means A is the mother of B, ‘A $ B’ means A is the father of B, ‘A % B’ means A is the brother of B. What is the relation in: P # Q @ R ?AP is the mother of RBQ is the brother of RCP is the grandmother of RDP is the aunt of R
- 1257expand_moreP + Q means P is the husband of Q, P – Q means P is the sister of Q, P × Q means P is the mother of Q. Then what does A × B + C mean?AA is mother-in-law of CBA is mother of CCA is sister-in-law of CDA is grandmother of C
- 1258expand_moreIn a family of P, Q, R, S, T and U:
P and Q are married
R is the daughter of Q
T is the brother of R
S is the son of P
U is the father of Q
Who is the grandfather of T? - 1259expand_moreA, B, C, D, E and F are six family members. A and B are a married couple. C is B’s brother. D is A’s son. E is D’s sister. F is C’s father. What is E’s relation to A?ADaughterBSisterCNieceDCousin
- 1260expand_moreIf ‘P & Q’ means ‘P is mother of Q’, ‘P % Q’ means ‘P is brother of Q’, ‘P @ Q’ means ‘P is father of Q’, ‘P * Q’ means ‘P is son of Q’.Using the given relationship symbols, which expression means R is brother of S?AR % S (percent sign)BR & S (ampersand sign)CR @ S (at sign)DR * S (asterisk sign)
- 1261expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
22, Park Street, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700016A22, Park Street, Kolkata, Bihar - 700016B22, Park Street, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700016C22, Park Road, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700016D21, Park Street, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700016 - 1262expand_moreEligibility decision: Graduation marks at least 55%; typing rate at least 35 WPM; candidate must be 21 to 30 years old. Case: Meena scored 60%, has 36 WPM typing rate, and is 29 years old. Decide eligibility.AEligibleBNot eligible due to ageCNot eligible due to typing speedDNot eligible due to marks
- 1263expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Flat No. 12B, Green Park, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069AFlat No. 12B, Green Park, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069BFlat No. 12B, Green Park, Andheri East, Mumbai, Gujarat - 400069CFlat No. 12B, Green Park, Andheri East, Mumbai, Goa - 400069DFlat No. 12B, Green Park, Andheri East, Mumbai, Rajasthan - 400069 - 1264expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Flat No. 202, Green Heights, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069AFlat No. 202, Green Heights, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400068BFlat No. 202, Green Heights, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069CFlat No. 220, Green Heights, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069DFlat No. 202, Green Heights, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069 - 1265expand_moreEight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W live on 8 different floors. Ground floor = 1, top floor = 8. P lives on the lowest floor. Only two persons live between P and Q. R lives on 5th floor. Only one person lives between R and S. T lives on an even-numbered floor. Only three persons live between U and V. Only one person lives between T and U. Who lives immediately above Q?
- 1266expand_moreP is facing South. Q is seated third to the left of P. Who is seated immediately to the right of Q?APBPerson opposite PCPerson second to right of PDCannot be determined
- 1267expand_moreInstruction: Identify the assumptions that must hold for the statement to be valid, then choose the correct option.
Statement: The Himalayas act as a natural barrier that prevents the monsoon winds from reaching the northern plains, thereby creating a dry region in the rain shadow area. Assumptions:
I. The Himalayas prevent monsoon winds from reaching certain areas.
II. The rain shadow effect leads to dry conditions in specific regions.
III. Monsoon winds are the sole cause of rainfall in the northern plains.AOnly I and II are implicitBOnly II and III are implicitCOnly I is implicitDAll assumptions are implicit - 1268expand_moreWhich of the following is/are identical to the address given?
1. Rohit Kumar, Flat 12A, Sunrise Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai - 400069
2. Rohit Kumar, Flat 12A, Sunrise Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai - 400069
3. Rohit Kumar, Flat 12-A, Sunrise Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai - 400069
4. Rohit Kumar, Flat 12A, Sunrise Apartment, Andheri East, Mumbai - 400069A1 and 2B1 and 3C2 and 4D3 and 4 - 1269expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Flat No. 512, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069AFlat No. 512, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069BFlat 512, Green Valley Apartment, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069CFlat No. 521, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069DFlat No. 512, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069 - 1270expand_moreIn a row of students, R is 10th from left and S is 12th from right. If they interchange positions, R becomes 14th from left. What is the total number of students?A23B24C25D26
- 1271expand_moreTen persons are sitting in two parallel rows containing five persons each, such that there is an equal distance between adjacent persons. Line 1: Five men (A-E) are seated and all of them are facing South. Line 2: Five women (M-Q) are seated and all of them are facing North. D is opposite to M. M is at one of the extreme ends of Line 2. O is at the center position of Line 2. Who is second to the right of M in Line 2 (facing North)?
- 1272expand_moreSix people P, Q, R, S, T and U live on six floors (1 lowest, 6 highest). R lives on an even floor. Two floors between R and P. P lives on 1st floor. One floor between R and S. Q lives above U. S does not live on 6th floor. Who lives 2 floors above P?
- 1273expand_moreIn a row of 50 students, Riya is 18th from the left and Neha is 15th from the right. How many students are between them?A16B17C18D19
- 1274expand_moreSample Address: Flat No. 12, Rose Garden Apartments, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi - 110008Choose the address that exactly matches the sample address.AFlat No 12, Rose Garden Apartments, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi - 110008BFlat No. 12, Rose Garden Apartment, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi - 110008CExact match: Flat No. 12, Rose Garden Apartments, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi - 110008DFlat No.12, Rose Garden Apartments, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi-110008
- 1275expand_moreP is facing South. Q is seated third to the left of P. Who is seated immediately to the right of Q?APBPerson opposite PCPerson second to right of PDCannot be determined
- 1276expand_moreIn a certain code, a number is represented by three digits showing the remainders when the number is divided by 4, 6, and 8 respectively. Which is the least number having the code 1, 3, 5?A21B29C37D45
- 1277expand_moreA person walks 8 km north, turns right and walks 6 km, then turns right and walks 8 km. How far is he from the starting point?A6 kmB8 kmC10 kmD14 km
- 1278expand_moreIn a row of 60 students, P is 18th from the left and Q is 25th from the right. How many students are between P and Q?A15B16C17D18
- 1279expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Flat No. 12, Park Street, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700016AFlat No. 12, Park Street, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700061BFlat No. 12, Park Street, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700016CFlat No. 21, Park Street, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700016DFlat No. 12, Park Road, Kolkata, West Bengal - 700016 - 1280expand_moreTen persons are sitting in two parallel rows containing five persons each, such that there is an equal distance between adjacent persons. Line 1: Five men (A-E) are seated and all of them are facing South. Line 2: Five women (M-Q) are seated and all of them are facing North. Based on the arrangement, answer the question: D is opposite to M. M is at one of the extreme ends of Line 2. O is at the center position of Line 2. Who is second to the right of M in Line 2 (facing North)?
- 1281expand_moreEight companies - TCS, Wipro, IBM, Oracle, Capgemini, Accenture, TechM and Cognizant - have offices on different floors of an 8-storey building. The bottommost floor is numbered 1 and the topmost floor is numbered 8. Oracle is on the 6th floor. Cognizant is not on an even-numbered floor. TechM is immediately above Accenture. At least two companies are above TechM. Wipro and IBM are neighbours of TCS. Neither Wipro nor IBM is adjacent to Oracle. Capgemini is on an even-numbered floor and is not adjacent to Oracle. How many floors are above IBM?AThreeBFourCFiveDSix
- 1282expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
202, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069A202, Green Valley Apartment, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069B202, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069C202, Greenvalley Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069D202, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069 - 1283expand_moreChoose the address that is the same as the one given below.
Sample Address: No. 52, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069ANo. 52, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069B52, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069CNo. 52, Green Vally Apartments, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400069DNo. 52, Green Valley Apartments, Andheri East, Mumabi, Maharashtra - 400069 - 1284expand_moreSentence: “Knowledge grows with experience.” If each letter is mirrored using alphabetical symmetry (A↔Z, B↔Y, …), what is the 2nd letter of the 3rd word after coding?
- 1285expand_moreA cube and a cuboid have same base area and height. What is the ratio of volume of cube to cuboid?A1:1B1:2C2:3D3:4
English Comprehension
1323 questions- 1expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: All that is required for the motion to succeed (1)/ are a two-thirds vote (2)/ and approval from the chairperson (3)/ to validate the decision. (4)/
- 2expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: No sooner had the policy been announced (1)/ when the opposition not only criticized it (2)/ but also (3)/ demanded its immediate withdrawal. (4)
- 3expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The merger was deferred indefinitely (1)/ owing of the failure to reach (2)/ a consensus among the principal (3)/ shareholders of both corporations. (4)
- 4expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: If the policy were to be implemented nationwide (1)/ it would necessitate that every regional office (2)/ conducts a comprehensive audit (3)/ within a period of six months. (4)/
- 5expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: Each of the employees have submitted the form.Ahas submitted the formBhave submit the formCwere submitting the formDhas submit the form
- 6expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Many informations were shared (1)/ during the seminar (2)/ about emerging technologies (3)/ in healthcare. (4)/
- 7expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: It was at the diplomatic conclave in Zurich (1)/ where the bilateral accord was formally endorsed, (2)/ thereby inaugurating (3)/ a renewed phase of strategic cooperation. (4)/
- 8expand_moreIdentify the part containing an error: The manager made the intern submitting (1)/ all reports after checking (2)/ the inconsistencies found (3)/ in the records. (4)
- 9expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: What the organization did not examine thoroughly enough (1)/ were not the scheme’s objectives themselves, (2)/ but the political consequences it (3)/ might have caused if carried out without wider agreement. (4)
- 10expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: It was not until much later (1)/ that the inconsistencies in the financial reports (2)/ were brought to light by the whistleblower, (3)/ whose testimony proved more reliable than anyone else. (4)
- 11expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Having completed the initial draft hastily, (1)/ the revised proposal was then forwarded (2)/ to the senior consultants for review (3)/ who had previously raised structural objections. (4)
- 12expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: It is essential that every applicant submits (1)/ their documents before the deadline (2)/ and that no forms (3)/ are left incomplete. (4)/
- 13expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The assumption, not that the reforms themselves were poorly designed but rather that their public messaging–filled with concepts distant from local conversations– (1)/ have led more to voter indifference (2)/ than administrative lapses as such, points to a wider institutional disconnect (3)/ than earlier admitted. (4)
- 14expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Not only the chairman but also the members (1)/ has been charged with violating (2)/ the rules mentioned in the official notice (3)/ during the proceedings. (4)/
- 15expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. He said that they had finished the work before he reached.A"They have finished the work before I reached," he said.B"They finished the work before I reached," he said.C"They had finished the work before I reached," he said.D"They finished the work before I had reached," he said.
- 16expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The degree to which the policy drew public opposition (1)/ signals not only institutional failure (2)/ but also that civil society has (3)/ grown increasingly assertive in its demands. (4)
- 17expand_moreSelect the correct option to fill in the blank:
Only after ten years of fieldwork __ she truly understand the dialect's nuances.Ashe hadBdid sheCwas sheDshe did - 18expand_moreHe asked me, 'Have you submitted your homework?' Change into indirect speech. Select the correct indirect speech form.AHe asked me if I had submitted my homework.BHe asked me did I submit my homework.CHe asked me whether I have submitted my homework.DHe asked me whether had I submitted my homework.
- 19expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The contract is said to have been altered unlawfully by the contractor using fabricated records.AThe contractor is said to have altered the contract unlawfully using fabricated records.BThe contractor altered the contract unlawfully, as it is said.CPeople said the contractor altered the contract unlawfully using fabricated records.DThe contractor had altered the contract unlawfully through fabricated records.
- 20expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The managing director together with the advisory board (1)/ were instrumental in negotiating the merger (2)/ with international stakeholders (3)/ and regulatory authorities. (4)/
- 21expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The certification module was structured (1)/ to make the participants capable to resolve (2)/ high-risk compliance issues effectively (3)/ in cross-border financial transactions. (4)/
- 22expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The fact that citizens have no remedy available (1)/ when environmental breaches are ignored at the ministerial level (2)/ highlight a broader decline in (3)/ constitutional accountability. (4)
- 23expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: No sooner the verdict was delivered (1)/ than the defence counsel (2)/ filed an application (3)/ for an immediate stay. (4)/
- 24expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The merger was announced so abruptly (1)/ that it shocked not only the board members (2)/ but also to the investors (3)/ who had been expecting gradual transition. (4)/
- 25expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The initiatives praised by the committee (1)/ are not only designed to modernise reporting systems (2)/ but also improving transparency in funding distribution (3)/ across all districts. (4)
- 26expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The revised guideline states (1)/ that every employee must comply with (2)/ the conduct policy (3)/ regardless of their designation. (4)/
- 27expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The committee’s recommendations on climate policy (1)/ has been considered by multiple governments (2)/ as overly ambitious and impractical (3)/ in certain contexts. (4)
- 28expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The claim that critical voices are suppressed (1) / in the absence of firm procedural checks (2) / indicate a disturbing pattern of democratic decline (3) / visible at several layers of administration. (4)
- 29expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Little did the board knew (1)/ about the concealed risks (2)/ when it endorsed the acquisition (3)/ late last year. (4)/
- 30expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: That none of the applicants considered the policy fair (1)/ is hardly shocking given (2)/ that neither the supervisor nor the HR officer (3)/ were informed in advance. (4)
- 31expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: She delivered (1)/ a comprehensive overview of the proposal (2)/ but failed to substantiate her claims (3)/ with sufficient evidences. (4)/
- 32expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Only after the final audit report was submitted (1)/ did the committee realise (2)/ that the estimates, although well- documented, (3)/ has omitted indirect liabilities. (4)
- 33expand_moreSelect the correct option: Neither the project lead ___ the team members were prepared for the audit.AorBnorCeitherDnor did
- 34expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. He said that he would attend the meeting after the meal.A"I will attend the meeting after the meal," he said.B"I would attend the meeting after the meal," he said.C"He will attend the meeting after the meal," he said.D"I shall attend the meeting after the meal," he said.
- 35expand_moreIf the firewall ___ disabled, the network notifies the security team immediately.AwereBisChas beenDhad been
- 36expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: They have been ignoring preservation of the records for years.APreservation of the records had been ignored by them for years.BPreservation of the records is being ignored by them for years.CPreservation of the records was being ignored by them for years.DPreservation of the records has been being ignored by them for years.
- 37expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) The discrepancy between predicted and observed results
(2) raised questions not only about the methodology
(3) but also about the premises that
(4) underlied the entire proposal. - 38expand_moreIn the sentence 'that all regional bodies will, without any pressure, complies with the central directive as issued', identify the part that contains a grammatical error.
- 39expand_moreThe sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the incorrect segment: We will go through on these files before approval.
- 40expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Rarely if ever have there been a time (1)/ when dissent was met (2)/ with such institutional disregard (3)/ as in the present administration. (4)
- 41expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of microorganism-based pollution cleanup.ABioremediationBBioremydiationCBiorimediationDBioremedation
- 42expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: That the policy omits provisions for backward compatibility (1) / is less troubling than the belief (2) / that all regional bodies will, without any pressure, (3) / complies with the central directive as issued (4).
- 43expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The higher the office was (1)/ the more pressing became the need (2)/ for prudence, propriety, and (3)/ avoiding of early disclosure. (4)
- 44expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Each of the shortlisted candidates (1)/ have submitted their credentials (2)/ prior to the final interview (3)/ conducted last week. (4)/
- 45expand_moreSelect the correctly converted direct speech for the following indirect speech:
He said that he would attend the meeting after the meal.A"I will attend the meeting after the meal," he said.B"I would attend the meeting after the meal," he said.C"I shall attend the meeting after the meal," he said.D"I can attend the meeting after the meal," he said. - 46expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: That the report overlooked several underlying causes (1)/ behind the public unrest were surprising (2)/ given the volume of evidence (3)/ collected over the past few months. (4)
- 47expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Were she to have submitted the files on time, (1)/ the delay could have been (2)/ avoided much sooner than it actually was, (3)/ preventing unnecessary confusion. (4)/
- 48expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) The manager could not decide whether to approve the merger
(2) or if the announcement were merely a diversion
(3) intended to calm investors
(4) after the recent financial losses. - 49expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The workshop aims at providing participants (1)/ with useful informations (2)/ about digital marketing (3)/ in the current era. (4)/
- 50expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The committee recommended that the proposal is reconsidered (1)/ in light of emerging fiscal constraints (2)/ and broader regulatory implications (3)/ across multiple jurisdictions. (4)/
- 51expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: It’s strategic location (1)/ renders the port (2)/ indispensable to regional (3)/ maritime trade routes. (4)/
- 52expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The belief that the instructions are merely advisory (1) / instead of mandatory have caused (2) / repeated lapses in adherence (3) / across multiple departments. (4)
- 53expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Hardly had the memorandum been circulated (1)/ than dissenting opinions were voiced (2)/ by senior analysts (3)/ during the plenary session. (4)/
- 54expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The manager could not decide whether to approve the merger (1)/ or if the announcement were merely a diversion (2)/ intended to calm investors (3)/ after the recent financial losses. (4)/
- 55expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Much efforts have been made (1)/ by the development team (2)/ to reduce the application's loading time (3)/ without compromising features. (4)/
- 56expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Eat crowAEnjoy luxurious foodBGive lavish charityCSuffer physical punishmentDAdmit one's error and endure humiliation
- 57expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Rarely does he goes (1)/ to the office (2)/ on weekends (3)/ due to workload. (4)/
- 58expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Every one of the shortlisted applicants (1)/ were instructed to submit additional documentation (2)/ prior to the commencement of the evaluation process (3)/ conducted by the oversight committee. (4)
- 59expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The manuscript bore a colophon detailing the scribe's name.AThe typesetter inserted a printer's colophon on the final page.BThe insect's antenna ended in a segmented colophon.CThe medieval colophon praised the patron.DThe librarian studied the Syriac colophon.
- 60expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: That several civic bodies have revived obsolete regulations (1)/ to curb public criticism does not only indicate administrative expediency (2)/ but also weakens the democratic spirit (3)/ that those provisions were intended to safeguard. (4)
- 61expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) The assumption is not that the reforms themselves were poorly designed,
(2) but that their public messaging have led more to voter indifference
(3) than administrative lapses as such,
(4) pointing to a wider institutional disconnect than earlier admitted. - 62expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: What makes the draft legislation especially contentious is not its proposed restructuring of fiscal authority per se, (1)/ but that it assumes, without empirical evidence, (2)/ a fiscal parity among states whose developmental starting points are (3)/ incomparable by any accepted standard. (4)
- 63expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Much of what seems to be coordination (1) / among the regulatory bodies and private stakeholders (2) / are, in reality, coincidental overlaps (3) / arising from differing mandates (4).
- 64expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The apprentices were directed (1)/ to finalize the documentation expeditiously (2)/ and submit it (3)/ in a legible handwriting. (4)/
- 65expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The discrepancy between predicted and observed results (1)/ raised questions not only about the methodology (2)/ but also about the premises that (3)/ underlied the entire proposal. (4)/
- 66expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Neither the analysis of revenue nor the forecast of expenditure patterns (1)/ seem to reflect the supply bottlenecks (2)/ that medium-sized manufacturers experience (3)/ during sudden market contractions. (4)
- 67expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Had the recommendations been implemented (1)/ and fiscal irregularities addressed, the commission might have had (2)/ prevented the subsequent collapse (3)/ of the institution. (4)/
- 68expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The spokesperson stated that the issue had been addressed (1)/ although no official clarification (2)/ regarding the procedural lapse (3)/ were circulated to the stakeholders. (4)/
- 69expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The speed with which the markets collapsed (1)/ caught not only the regulators but also the investors (2)/ off guard who had been predicting (3)/ a period of sustained growth. (4)
- 70expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The committees submitted their individual advices (1)/ to the ministerial panel (2)/ before the policy document (3)/ was tabled in Parliament. (4)
- 71expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The workshop aims at providing entrepreneurs (1)/ with practical advices (2)/ on scaling operations (3)/ in emerging markets. (4)/
- 72expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: It was not only the scattering of administrative authority across multiple agencies (1)/ that weakened coordinated policy-making, but the rigidity built into intersecting compliance frameworks (2)/ which, though intended to preserve procedural independence, (3)/ end up stalling inter-departmental coordination completely. (4)
- 73expand_moreConvert to indirect speech: He asked me, 'Did you submit your homework?' Choose the correct indirect speech.AHe asked me if I had submitted my homework.BHe asked me did I submit my homework.CHe asked me if I submitted my homework.DHe asked me whether had I submitted my homework.
- 74expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The report’s focus on tech-utopianism, though praiseworthy, (1)/ ignore the deep-rooted inequities (2)/ that continue in data availability and digital competence (3)/ across demographic and regional gaps. (4)
- 75expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The majority of the evidence submitted (1)/ to the tribunal have been (2)/ deemed admissible by (3)/ the presiding judge. (4)
- 76expand_moreIn the sentence 'Much of what seems to be coordination among the regulatory bodies ___ in reality, coincidental overlaps', identify the part that contains a grammatical error regarding subject-verb agreement.AMuch of what seemsBto be coordinationCare, in realityDcoincidental overlaps
- 77expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: I was discussing about the matter with him.Awas discussing regardingBhad a discussion aboutCwas discussingDhad been discussing about
- 78expand_moreShe said, "I met him yesterday morning." Choose the correctly converted indirect speech form of the above sentence.AShe said she had met him the previous morning.BShe said she has met him yesterday morning.CShe said she was meeting him the previous morning.DShe said she had meet him the previous morning.
- 79expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Despite clear evidence of mismanagement, the officials (1)/ were failing to implement corrective measures (2)/ in accordance with regulatory mandates (3)/ and public accountability standards. (4)
- 80expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) The belief that the instructions are merely advisory
(2) instead of mandatory have caused
(3) repeated lapses in adherence
(4) across multiple departments. - 81expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The research division (1)/ consists specialists (2)/ in analytics, forecasting, and strategy (3)/ across multiple sectors. (4)/
- 82expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He explained for me the procedure.Aexplained meBexplained to meCsaid meDhas explained to me
- 83expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) That the policy omits provisions for backward compatibility
(2) is less troubling than the belief
(3) that all regional bodies will, without any pressure,
(4) complies with the central directive as issued. - 84expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The guideline seeks to neither prosecute minor violations (1)/ nor to overlook repeated breaches (2)/ arising from procedural confusion (3)/ rather than deliberate misconduct. (4)
- 85expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) That the report overlooked several underlying causes
(2) behind the public unrest were surprising
(3) given the volume of evidence
(4) collected over the past few months. - 86expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The symposium on autonomous systems (1)/ underscored an urgent need of robust ethical frameworks (2)/ to anticipate unforeseen consequences (3)/ of machine decision-making. (4)/
- 87expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Despite the warning signs, (1)/ the project lead had failed recognising (2)/ the critical flaws in the initial design (3)/ before the prototype was approved. (4)
- 88expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The authority’s choice to delay the rollout (1)/ was linked partly to pressure from the industry (2)/ and partly because of legal uncertainty (3)/ related to the latest amendments. (4)
- 89expand_moreIdentify the incorrectly spelt word among the following options: (a) Vicereine (b) floccinaucinihilipilification (c) Defenestrate (d) Sacreligious
- 90expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) The claim that critical voices are suppressed
(2) in the absence of firm procedural checks
(3) indicate a disturbing pattern of democratic decline
(4) visible at several layers of administration. - 91expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The arbitrator concluded that the (1)/ dispute centred on the principle (2)/ issue of property rights rather than (3)/ any procedural irregularity. (4)/
- 92expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Neither did the committee acknowledge the financial irregularities, (1)/ nor did they consider the repeated warnings (2)/ issued by auditors, which, according to reports, (3)/ has been ignored for a long time. (4)/
- 93expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: We shall have issued the notices before Friday evening.AThe notices shall have issued before Friday evening.BThe notices shall have had been issued before Friday evening.CThe notices shall have be issued before Friday evening.DThe notices shall have been issued before Friday evening.
- 94expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The committee’s recommendations, striking in both breadth and detail, (1)/ triggered reactions not only from the departments involved (2)/ but also from the reviewers who state they (3)/ had not been permitted to examine key files. (4)
- 95expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: Seldom had the tribunal entertained an appeal (1)/ so lacking in substance, nor so plainly designed (2)/ to invite publicity rather than justice. (3)/ No error (4)/
- 96expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: It was not until the audit findings (1)/ were submitted to the oversight committee (2)/ did the corporation initiated (3)/ a comprehensive internal review. (4)/
- 97expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) That none of the applicants considered the policy fair
(2) is hardly shocking given
(3) that neither the supervisor nor the HR officer
(4) were informed in advance. - 98expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The organisation requires a detailed feedback (1)/ from each department (2)/ before finalising its restructuring plan (3)/ for the next financial year. (4)/
- 99expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) What makes the draft legislation especially contentious is not its proposed restructuring of fiscal authority per se,
(2) but that it assumes, without empirical evidence,
(3) a fiscal parity among states whose developmental starting points are
(4) incomparable by any accepted standard. - 100expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The new policy was more superior (1)/ to its predecessor (2)/ in terms of implementation strategy (3)/ and fiscal transparency. (4)/
- 101expand_moreChoose the correct option to fill in the blank: No sooner had I arrived at the platform _____ the train left.AthanBthenCwhenDthan did
- 102expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The committee’s recommendation, notwithstanding its ambiguity, (1)/ were considered by the reviewers (2)/ to prioritise procedural compliance (3)/ over substantive reform. (4)
- 103expand_moreIdentify the part of the given sentence that has a grammatical error: Neither the principal nor the students (1)/ has completed (2)/ their assigned fieldwork (3)/ before the scheduled deadline. (4)/
- 104expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: It was being reported by several sources that the mission had been compromised internally.ASeveral sources were reporting that the mission had been compromised internally.BThe mission was compromised, several sources reported.CThe sources were reporting an internal mission compromise.DThe mission had compromised several internal sources.
- 105expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) The initiatives praised by the committee
(2) are not only designed to modernise reporting systems
(3) but also improving transparency in funding distribution
(4) across all districts. - 106expand_moreSelect the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.
The man was ____________ fraud.
(The blank requires the correct preposition after 'charged')Acharged with fraudBcharged by fraudCcharged of fraudDcharged on fraud - 107expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech.
Ritika said, "Rajiv does not listen to me."ARitika said Rajiv don't listen to her.BRitika said that Rajiv doesn't listened to her.CRitika said that Rajiv didn't listen to her.DRitika said that Rajiv didn't listened to her. - 108expand_moreIdentify the part of the following sentence that contains an error:
"That the report overlooked several underlying causes behind the public unrest (1) were surprising (2) given the volume of evidence (3) collected over the past few months. (4)"APart 1BPart 2CPart 3DPart 4 - 109expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) The authority's choice to delay the rollout
(2) was linked partly to pressure from the industry
(3) and partly because of legal uncertainty
(4) related to the latest amendments. - 110expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The man was charged for fraud.Acharged with fraudBcharged for fraudCcharged of fraudDcharged by fraud
- 111expand_moreIn the sentence below, identify the part that contains a grammatical error related to parallel structure in the 'not X, but Y' construction: (1) not its proposed restructuring of fiscal authority per se (2) but that it assumes, without empirical evidence, a fiscal parity (3) whose developmental starting points are... (4) incomparable by any accepted standardAPart (1)BPart (2)CPart (3)DPart (4)
- 112expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) Much of what seems to be coordination
(2) among the regulatory bodies and private stakeholders
(3) are, in reality, coincidental overlaps
(4) arising from differing mandates. - 113expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) The fact that citizens have no remedy available
(2) when environmental breaches are ignored at the ministerial level
(3) highlight a broader decline in
(4) constitutional accountability. - 114expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error: The manager insisted (1)/ that every employee must submits the form (2)/ before the deadline (3)/ without any exceptions. (4)/
- 115expand_moreFind the part of the sentence that contains an error:
(1) What the organization did not examine thoroughly enough
(2) were not the scheme's objectives themselves,
(3) but the political consequences it
(4) might have caused if carried out without wider agreement. - 116expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He explained for me the procedure.Aexplained meBexplained to meCsaid meDhas explained to me
- 117expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. He said that he would attend the meeting after the meal.A“I will attend the meeting after the meal,” he said.B“I would attend the meeting after the meal,” he said.C“I shall attend the meeting after the meal,” he said.D“I can attend the meeting after the meal,” he said.
- 118expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The final report has been reviewed by several experts.ASeveral experts reviewed the final report.BSeveral experts have reviewed the final report.CThe final report reviewed several experts.DSeveral experts review the final report.
- 119expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘The use of deception to achieve political advantage.’ADiplomacyBAdvocacyCChicaneryDLegislation
- 120expand_moreChoose the correct phrasal verb: Since the topic was extremely sensitive, she decided to _____ it entirely.Alean overBshy away fromCwalk intoDbrush aside
- 121expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: POTENTAStrongBRobustCPowerfulDFeeble
- 122expand_moreIdentify the misspelt word.AVicereineBfloccinaucinihilipilificationCDefenestrateDSacrilegous
- 123expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CIRCUMSPECTAHastyBVigilantCCarelessDImpulsive
- 124expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: She was the sole heir to the estate.AHe is the sole authority on the matter.BThe cobbler repaired the sole of my shoe.CSole responsibility rested with the manager.DShe is the sole witness to the incident.
- 125expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. Rita said, "I had submitted the assignment."ARita said that she submitted the assignment.BRita said that she has submitted the assignment.CRita said that she had submitted the assignment.DRita said that she had been submitting the assignment.
- 126expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: TransitoryAFleetingBTemporaryCMomentaryDPermanent
- 127expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: LassitudeAEnervationBTorporCExuberanceDApathy
- 128expand_moreSelect the correct option: ______ finalising the technical audit, the committee asked for further resources.AHavingBOnCUponDAlthough
- 129expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, “How could you disregard the warning?”AShe asked how could I disregard the warning.BShe asked how I could disregard the warning.CShe asked how I could have disregarded the warning.DShe asked how did I disregard the warning.
- 130expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: ADULATORYAExcessiveBCostlyCLavishDModest
- 131expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The coach said that they had played well and would win the match.A"You played well and you will win the match," said the coach.B"They has played well and will win the match," the coach said.C"You had played well and would win the match," said the coach.D"They played well and they win the match," said the coach.
- 132expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: DUPLICITOUSABetrayingBDeceitfulCCandidDTreacherous
- 133expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. PulverizeADisintegrateBGrindCConstructDFragment
- 134expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The contract was found to have been breached in spite of repeated notices.AIt was found that someone breached the contract.BAuthorities found the contract had been breached.CAuthorities found that the contract was being breached.DIt had been found that the contract was breached.
- 135expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The suspect was thought to have been staying in a remote lodge before being arrested.AThe suspect thought he was staying in a remote lodge.BPeople thought the suspect stayed in a remote lodge.CIt was thought that the suspect had been staying in a remote lodge.DAuthorities thought the suspect had been staying in a remote lodge before they arrested him.
- 136expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: They will be implementing the revised compliance framework next quarter.AThe revised compliance framework will be being implemented next quarter.BThe revised compliance framework will being implemented next quarter.CThe revised compliance framework is being implemented next quarter.DThe revised compliance framework will have been implemented next quarter.
- 137expand_moreThe ascendance of digital platforms has irrevocably altered the architecture of democratic participation, redefining how citizens engage with power and with one another. What began as informal networks for interpersonal interaction have evolved into formidable arenas of political deliberation, activism, and influence. Through platforms such as microblogging sites and multimedia-sharing applications, individuals can now disseminate viewpoints instantaneously, mobilize collective action, and subject public officials to continuous scrutiny. In principle, such immediacy strengthens democratic culture by decentralizing communication and eroding the monopoly once held by traditional media institutions. Political actors no longer rely solely on televised addresses or print editorials; instead, they interface directly with constituents in a dynamic and participatory digital sphere. Nevertheless, this communicative democratization is accompanied by significant vulnerabilities. The velocity with which information circulates online often privileges sensationalism over substantiation, enabling false narratives to gain traction before verification mechanisms can intervene. Algorithmic curation, designed to maximize user engagement, frequently amplifies polarizing content and entrenches ideological echo chambers. Coordinated misinformation campaigns, bot-driven amplification, and digitally orchestrated harassment have, in several instances, compromised public trust in electoral processes and institutional legitimacy. Consequently, while digital platforms expand expressive freedoms, they simultaneously expose democratic systems to novel forms of destabilization. The democratic ramifications of digital media, therefore, hinge not merely on technological innovation but on regulatory foresight and civic responsibility. Robust content moderation policies, enhanced digital literacy, and transparent algorithmic governance are indispensable if societies are to reconcile openness with accountability. Digital platforms, in themselves, are neither guarantors of democratic vitality nor harbingers of its decline; their ultimate impact will be determined by the norms, safeguards, and ethical commitments that shape their use.What does the author suggest is essential for safeguarding democracy in the digital age?AEliminating social media platformsBRestricting citizen expressionCTransparent governance and digital literacyDPrivatizing online communication
- 138expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: They had been scrutinizing the memorandum for several quarters.AThe memorandum had been scrutinized for several quarters.BThe memorandum had been being scrutinized for several quarters.CThe memorandum was being scrutinized for several quarters.DThe memorandum has been being scrutinized for several quarters.
- 139expand_moreChoose the correct spelling of a word meaning ‘to express disapproval or disappointment’.AReprooveBReproveCReprovveDRepruve
- 140expand_moreWhy do critics oppose fragmented AI regulations across countries? Read the following passage and answer the questions. Recent global discussions on artificial intelligence regulation have intensified following rapid advancements in generative AI tools. Governments across the world are grappling with a dual challenge: fostering innovation while preventing misuse. While AI systems have improved efficiency in healthcare diagnostics, financial modelling, and language translation, concerns about misinformation, data privacy breaches, and algorithmic bias persist. The European Union’s AI Act attempts to classify AI systems based on risk categories, imposing stricter obligations on high- risk applications. Meanwhile, countries like the United States and India are emphasizing flexible regulatory frameworks to avoid stifling technological growth. However, critics argue that regulatory fragmentation across nations could create compliance burdens for multinational firms. Moreover, overregulation may inadvertently push innovation into less regulated jurisdictions. At the same time, underregulation risks societal harm. The debate underscores a broader tension between technological acceleration and institutional preparedness. Ultimately, effective governance may require international coordination, transparency mandates, and public digital literacy initiatives rather than isolated national policies.AIt encourages monopolyBIt reduces innovation fundingCIt creates compliance challenges for global companiesDIt eliminates data privacy laws
- 141expand_moreSelect the correct option: Hardly had the rover activated ___ it began sending diagnostic signals.AthanBwhenCbeforeDuntil
- 142expand_moreIdentify the incorrectly spelt word:AAvariciousBTemerariousCRepentantDInadvartant
- 143expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Democracy is often praised as the system most capable of protecting personal liberty. Safeguarded by constitutional guarantees and upheld through the rule of law, freedoms of speech, faith, association, and conscience are commonly viewed as defining features of democratic rule. Yet an equally essential element–though less openly emphasized–is responsibility, without which liberty can slide into disorder, division, or even an authoritarian reaction. In a democracy, freedom is not boundless; it functions within shared limits and civic self-restraint. The right to disagree is fundamental, but when expression is used to spread hate, falsehoods, or inflammatory propaganda, it no longer strengthens democracy. Responsibility therefore means thinking deliberately about the impact of one’s actions–not only whether they are legal, but whether they are ethically and civically sound. The real difficulty lies in balancing liberty with accountability in diverse societies. Because democracies contain varied cultural, political, and economic groups, they naturally become spaces of disagreement. In such settings, responsibility requires more than obedience to law; it calls for empathy, reasoned judgment, and dedication to the common good. A citizen’s freedom to protest, for instance, must be exercised with respect for public order and the rights of others. Likewise, the right to vote must be matched by a duty to choose wisely, not driven by prejudice, populist manipulation, or misinformation. This strain between liberty and responsibility becomes most visible during crises–whether a pandemic, communal violence, or constitutional conflict. In such moments, prioritizing individual freedom over collective safety can be disastrous. Refusing basic precautions in a health emergency or circulating unverified claims during unrest shows how unchecked freedom can weaken democratic strength. Moreover, democracy does not sustain itself automatically; it depends on alert citizens who understand that rights endure only through participation and ethical use. When responsibility disappears, democratic institutions become vulnerable from within. Demagogues often gain ground not only because governments fail, but because citizens become indifferent or misuse democratic freedoms. Thus, freedom and responsibility are not rivals in a working democracy; they reinforce each other. Protecting liberty requires citizens capable of ethical thinking, informed debate, and constructive dissent. Without responsibility, freedom can shift from a force for justice into a source of fragmentation. Democracy survives not merely through laws, but through the civic character of its people.As per the passage, what is the likely outcome when liberty is practiced without responsibility?AIt improves legal enforcementBIt increases social harmonyCIt results in misuse and social damageDIt ensures superior administration
- 144expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of an electron-transport protein.ACytocrhomeBCytocromCCytochromeDCytohrom
- 145expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The researcher cited a Bailey in Norman defensive design.ABailey presented the findings on Norman fortifications at the seminar.BThe outer bailey encircled the motte and was guarded by watchtowers.CThe soldiers retreated into the bailey when the main gate collapsed.DA wooden palisade was raised around the bailey for extra protection.
- 146expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: She had not been reviewing the financial documents carefully.AThe financial documents had not had been reviewed carefully.BThe financial documents were not being reviewed carefully.CThe financial documents had not reviewed carefully.DThe financial documents had not been being reviewed carefully.
- 147expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: DISCORDAUproarBConcordCRacketDClatter
- 148expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The farmer used a plough to till the land.AHe will plough through the difficult task.BThe plough was made of steel.CShe bought a new plough yesterday.DThe old plough lay in the barn.
- 149expand_moreChoose the correct spelling for a word meaning ‘basic or fundamental’.ARudimentaryBRudimentryCRudamentaryDRudementary
- 150expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. She wondered whether she could ever reconcile her ambitions with her commitments.AShe said, "Could I ever reconcile my ambitions with my commitments?"BShe wondered, "Can I ever reconcile my ambitions with my commitments?"CShe asked, "Will I ever reconcile my ambitions with my commitments?"DShe wondered, "Shall I reconcile my ambitions with my commitments?"
- 151expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: It was being reported by several sources that the mission had been compromised internally.ASeveral sources were reporting that the mission had been compromised internally.BThe mission was compromised, several sources reported.CThe sources were reporting an internal mission compromise.DThe mission had compromised several internal sources.
- 152expand_moreChoose the correct option: The sociologist’s conclusions were so contentious that they were initially ____.AdismissedBapplaudedCendorsedDimplemented
- 153expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. Choose the most accurate indirect speech conversion. The supervisor said, “Why have the reports not been submitted yet?”AThe supervisor asked why the reports had not been submitted yet.BThe supervisor asked why have the reports not been submitted.CThe supervisor said why the reports were not submitted.DThe supervisor asked why the reports have not been submitted.
- 154expand_moreConvert the sentence from passive to active voice: The treaty is believed to have been ratified by the council after extensive deliberation.AThe council is believed to have ratified the treaty after extensive deliberation.BThe treaty ratified the council after deliberation.CIt is believed the treaty ratified the council.DThe treaty was ratified, it is believed.
- 155expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: COGENTAPerspicaciousBCompellingCSuperfluousDNebulous
- 156expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The certificates will be prepared by the office within an hour.AThe office prepares the certificates within an hour.BThe office will prepare the certificates within an hour.CThe certificates prepared by the office soon.DThe office had prepared the certificates in an hour.
- 157expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She called me yesterday night to inform me about the change in schedule.Ahad called me last nightBcalled me last nightCwas calling me yesterday nightDcalls me yesterday night
- 158expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: You must stop your brother to do such acts.Afrom doing such actsBof doing such actsCnot to do such actsDdoing such acts
- 159expand_moreSelect the correct option: He explained the concept so ___ that even complex arguments appeared easy to grasp.AclearBclearlyCclarityDclearness
- 160expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘A record of one's own life written by oneself’.AChronicleBMemorandumCAutobiographyDJournal
- 161expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. ProsaicAImaginativeBBanalCOrdinaryDDull
- 162expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He is proficient in speaking Spanish.Ain speakingBat speakingCwith speakingDon speaking
- 163expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: OppugnADisputeBAccuseCContestDUphold
- 164expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said to her, “Please shut the door.”AHe told her shut the door.BHe told her to shut the door.CHe told her shutting the door.DHe said her to shut the door.
- 165expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: A detailed plan has been prepared by the committee to address the issue.AThe committee had prepared a detailed plan to address the issue.BThe committee was preparing a detailed plan to address the issue.CThe committee prepared a detailed plan to address the issue.DThe committee has prepared a detailed plan to address the issue.
- 166expand_moreRead the passage and answer the question that follows.
The modern workforce faces a fundamental dichotomy between entrepreneurship and conventional employment. Entrepreneurs pursue independence, innovation, and financial uncertainty, building ventures from scratch with minimal security. In contrast, conventional employees seek stability, predictable income, and established career trajectories within established organizations. These two paths represent opposing philosophies: one celebrates risk-taking and self-direction, while the other values security and structured progression. This dichotomy extends beyond mere career choices - it reflects different attitudes toward work, responsibility, and personal fulfillment. Some individuals oscillate between these worlds, discovering that the dichotomy is less absolute than it initially appears. However, for most professionals early in their careers, choosing between these two distinct approaches remains a critical life decision.
Choose the most suitable meaning of the word "dichotomy" as used in the passage.AA shared understandingBA common benefitCA sharp split between two contrasting thingsDA recurring trend - 167expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: He slipped a compact umbrella into his backpack.AThe engineer designed a compact engine for small cars.BThe workers compacted the gravel before laying the tiles.CThe two nations entered a compact to share water resources.DShe wrote her report in a compact format to save space.
- 168expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: They reverted back to their original plan after the discussion.Areturned back to their planBreverted to original planCreverted to their original planDwent back to original plan
- 169expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said to her, 'Please shut the door.'AHe told her shut the door.BHe told her to shut the door.CHe told her shutting the door.DHe said her to shut the door.
- 170expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The baron was granted a hereditary fief by the sovereign as recompense for military allegiance.AThe chronicler meticulously documented every fief transferred between feudal lords in the parchment archives.BThe cartographer delineated the territorial boundaries of the fief with remarkable precision.CThe engineer recalibrated the hydraulic fief to stabilize fluctuations in fluid pressure.DThe envoy negotiated the taxation rights associated with the disputed fief.
- 171expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. The composer explained that, were the leitmotif transposed an octave higher, the tension might dissipate prematurely.AThe composer said, "If the leitmotif was transposed an octave higher, the tension will dissipate prematurely."BThe composer said, "Were the leitmotif transposed an octave higher, the tension might dissipate prematurely."CThe composer said, "The tension will dissipate prematurely if the leitmotif had been transposed an octave higher."DThe composer said, "Had the leitmotif been transposed an octave higher, the tension must have dissipated prematurely."
- 172expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: AMORPHOUSAVagueBClearCStrictDAccurate
- 173expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The board demanded that the auditor to submit the revised report immediately.AsubmitsBsubmitCshould submitsDhad submitted
- 174expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below: He remarked that, if market liquidity had disappeared completely, the exchange would have halted trading.AHe said, "If market liquidity disappears completely, the exchange halts trading."BHe said, "If market liquidity had disappeared completely, the exchange would have halted trading."CHe said, "The exchange will halt trading if market liquidity had disappeared completely."DHe said, "If the exchange halted trading, it was because market liquidity disappeared completely."
- 175expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. Meera said, "I had submitted the application before the deadline."AMeera said that she has submitted the application before the deadline.BMeera said that she was submitting the application before the deadline.CMeera said that she had submitted the application before the deadline.DMeera said she submitted the application before the deadline.
- 176expand_moreRead the passage and answer the questions: The relationship between sleep and cognitive performance has become a focal point of neurological research, with mounting evidence suggesting that sleep deprivation exerts a far more pervasive influence on mental functioning than previously acknowledged. Beyond the well-documented effects on alertness and reaction time, chronic sleep insufficiency has been shown to impair higher-order executive functions, including working memory, decision-making, and the capacity for abstract reasoning. These impairments do not manifest as sudden breakdowns but instead accumulate imperceptibly over time, rendering individuals progressively less capable without their awareness–a particularly treacherous dimension of prolonged sleep debt. At the neurological level, sleep serves as a critical period of cellular restoration and synaptic consolidation. During non- REM sleep, the glymphatic system actively clears metabolic waste products from the brain, including amyloid-beta proteins associated with neurodegenerative conditions. Disruption of this process through habitual short sleep has been tentatively linked to elevated long-term risk of cognitive decline. Simultaneously, REM sleep is integral to emotional regulation and the consolidation of procedural and declarative memory–processes that cannot be compensated by mere wakefulness. Despite the compelling scientific consensus surrounding sleep's restorative function, modern professional culture continues to valorise overwork and dismiss sleep as a concession to weakness. Addressing this cultural inertia requires not only individual behavioural change but also systemic institutional reform: workplaces must actively discourage practices that incentivise sleep deprivation, while public health campaigns should endeavour to reframe adequate sleep as a cornerstone of productivity and cognitive wellbeing rather than a sign of insufficient ambition.The word "valorise" most nearly means:ACondemnBElevate in status or worthCIgnoreDEstimate at a low rate
- 177expand_moreSelect the correct option: Her reasoning sounded persuasive; ________, it relied on old figures.AotherwiseBconverselyCneverthelessDsubsequently
- 178expand_moreSelect the correct spelling of a word meaning “a person belonging to the aristocracy”.ANobellBNobleCNoblleDNobal
- 179expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The rapid expansion of social media has reshaped democratic life in profound ways, functioning at once as a driver of public participation and a channel for strategic deception. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, once viewed mainly as spaces for personal sharing, have evolved into major arenas of political conversation. They allow citizens to voice opinions, rally around causes, and hold those in power accountable almost instantly. Since democracy depends on the circulation of ideas and information, social media appears to broaden access by weakening the control once exercised by traditional gatekeepers. Political figures can address voters directly without editorial mediation, and citizen-led movements can use viral momentum to bring neglected concerns into public focus. In moments of high political intensity–elections, mass protests, policy disputes–these platforms operate like a modern digital marketplace of ideas, enabling wider involvement than was previously possible through newspapers or public meetings. Yet this openness carries serious risks. The same networks that spread accurate information can also accelerate falsehoods, deepen polarization, and strengthen echo chambers through algorithmic reinforcement. In several democracies, electoral processes have been challenged by fake profiles, coordinated harassment, and organized disinformation efforts. Further, content designed to trigger emotion and maximize engagement often overshadows careful reasoning, turning political discussion into a noisy stream of anger and extremes. Hence, the influence of social media on democracy depends not only on technology, but also on the ethical rules that shape its use. Strong oversight, public media awareness, and transparency in how algorithms rank and recommend content are crucial if societies wish to gain the benefits while limiting the damage. Ultimately, social media is not automatically beneficial or harmful–it reflects collective choices. Whether it strengthens democratic stability or fuels distortion depends on how responsibly it is used by citizens, institutions, and the platforms themselves.What remedy does the author emphasize to reduce misuse of social media in democratic systems?APromoting meme-based communicationBAllowing unrestricted posting of all contentCMedia awareness and transparency of algorithmsDEnforcing worldwide censorship
- 180expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: Neither the teacher nor the students was present in the hall.Awas not presentBwere also presentCwere presentDwas also not present
- 181expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The documents had been submitted by the assistant before the deadline.AThe assistant submits the documents before the deadline.BThe assistant had submitted the documents before the deadline.CThe assistant was submitting the documents before the deadline.DThe assistant is submitting the documents before the deadline.
- 182expand_moreSelect the correct option: The manuscript was replete with obscure references, many of ________ baffled reviewers.AwhomBwhichCthemDthose
- 183expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: They reverted back to their original plan after the discussion.Areturned back to their planBreverted to original planCreverted to their original planDwent back to original plan
- 184expand_moreWhich is the correct spelling for a word meaning 'to erase or wipe out'?AExpungeBExponngeCExpunjeDExspunge
- 185expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She has been working here from five years.Asince five yearsBfor five yearsCfrom five years agoDsince five year
- 186expand_moreSelect the sentence which does not contain the homonym of the highlighted word: The priest carefully draped the altar with a golden galloon.AThe tailor added a decorative galloon to the ceremonial robe.BThe textile factory produces galloon for uniforms and costumes.CThe chemist measured a gallon of liquid for the experiment.DThe antique chair was restored with a silk galloon trim.
- 187expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The accelerated exhaustion of fossil fuel reserves, compounded by escalating ecological degradation and geopolitical volatility, has repositioned renewable energy from a peripheral environmental concern to a central axis of global strategic discourse. Yet public deliberations frequently remain confined to questions of generation capacity, neglecting the equally consequential dimension of systemic integration. A sophisticated appraisal of renewable energy must therefore encompass not merely its diverse sources–solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, and biomass–but also the heterogeneous sectors within which it can recalibrate economic structures, redistribute political leverage, and foster environmental equity. In the sphere of electricity production, decentralized photovoltaic arrays and micro-hydel installations have begun to supplant carbon-intensive grids, particularly in geographically marginalized regions historically excluded from centralized infrastructure. Wind corridors in coastal and semi-arid territories have likewise catalyzed localized employment ecosystems while attenuating reliance on imported hydrocarbons. Beyond electricity, renewable modalities are permeating transportation logistics, industrial thermodynamics, and agrarian mechanization. Second-generation biofuels synthesized from lignocellulosic agricultural residues present a viable decarbonization pathway for aviation and long-haul freight–domains conventionally resistant to electrification. Concurrently, solar- powered irrigation systems have augmented agrarian autonomy by mitigating dependence on erratic grid supply and diesel combustion. Nevertheless, the transformative promise of renewables is circumscribed by structural impediments, including intermittency, storage constraints, land acquisition conflicts, and prohibitive capital outlays. An imprudent or inequitable transition, devoid of infrastructural resilience and community assent, risks reproducing the asymmetries it purports to dismantle. Thus, the pivotal inquiry transcends production metrics and instead interrogates how renewable energy can be embedded cohesively across sectors, geographies, and socio-political hierarchies.Why does the author reference decentralized photovoltaic arrays?ATo illustrate their limited scalabilityBTo critique centralized infrastructureCTo exemplify renewable penetration in marginalized regionsDTo highlight technological redundancy
- 188expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: “Someone who challenges or resists the established system or authority.”AAdvocateBConformistCRebelDTheist
- 189expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. The biologist remarked that genetic mutations could be accelerated by prolonged radiation exposure.AThe biologist said, "Genetic mutations can be accelerated by prolonged radiation exposure."BShe remarked, "If radiation is prolonged, genetic mutations will be accelerated."CThe biologist said, "Genetic mutations could be accelerated by prolonged radiation exposure."DShe said, "Genetic mutations accelerate when radiation exposure is prolonged."
- 190expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of Aristotelian well-being.AEudaimaniaBEudaimoniaCEudaimonniaDEudaemonia
- 191expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. The teacher said, "Who can solve this question?"AThe teacher asked who could solve that question.BThe teacher asked who can solve that question.CThe teacher said who could solve this question.DThe teacher asked to solve that question.
- 192expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The medieval monk transcribed the codex with remarkable precision.AThe archivist restored the damaged codex from the monastery library.BThe researcher analysed a digital codex designed to assist software development.CThe codex was illuminated with intricate marginal illustrations.DThe curator displayed the ancient codex in a climate-controlled chamber.
- 193expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'The study of coins and medals'.ACartographyBNumismaticsCEpigraphyDCryptography
- 194expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. She said that she wanted to meet the principal.A“I want to meet the principal,” she said.B“I wanted to meet the principal,” she said.C“I wished to meet the principal,” she said.D“May I meet the principal?” she said.
- 195expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “A professional who makes detailed maps showing terrain/features”.AArchivistBTopographerCPharmacistDSculptor
- 196expand_moreSelect the correct option: Only a complete paradigm shift can ___ the deeply entrenched bureaucratic inertia.AdiscourageBdislodgeCdisillusionDpersuasion
- 197expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a CSF-shunt procedure.AVentriculoatrialBVentriculoartialCVentriculoatriallDVentriculoateriel
- 198expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “An exaggerated sense of one’s own importance.”ACautionBMeeknessCVanityDSimplicity
- 199expand_moreWhich is the correct spelling of the word meaning having a harmful effect.ADeleteriousBDalitariusCDeletariusDDeliterous
- 200expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CONFLAGRATIONAFireBExplosionCStormDFlood
- 201expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The amendments are believed to have been approved by the regulatory authority last quarter.AThe regulatory authority approved the amendments last quarter.BThe amendments were approved last quarter.CThe regulatory authority is believed to have approved the amendments last quarter.DThe regulatory authority has approved the amendments last quarter.
- 202expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The old oriel window jutted gracefully from the manor’s outer wall.AThe caretaker cleaned the dust from the oriel before noon.BThe visitor paused near the oriel to look outside.CThe engineer calibrated the signal using the oriel.DThe renovated oriel added charm to the building’s façade.
- 203expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The researcher prepared a brief digest of the new regulations.AAfter dinner, she sipped herbal tea to help her digest the heavy food.BThe newspaper published a weekly digest of national headlines.CThe editor compiled a digest of court rulings for subscribers.DThe professor assigned a digest of the research report to the class.
- 204expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Deforestation contributes to soil erosion, reduces carbon sequestration, and threatens countless plant and animal species.
2. Reforestation initiatives aim to restore degraded landscapes, improve air quality, and provide habitats for wildlife.
3. The removal of large tracts of forest can also alter local climate patterns and increase the frequency of natural disasters.
4. To address this problem, governments and environmental groups have launched programs that protect existing forests and promote tree planting.A2, 3, 1, 4B3, 4, 1, 2C1, 3, 4, 2D4, 3, 1, 2 - 205expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The bank approved her loan application without delay.AThe children played on the grassy bank beside the river.BThe bank interest rates were revised this quarter.CShe approached the bank manager for financial advice.DThe bank's new branch opened in the city centre.
- 206expand_moreRewrite the following sentence by changing it from passive voice to active voice: A certificate of merit will be awarded to all employees by the management next month.AThe management had awarded a certificate of merit to all employees.BThe management gives a certificate of merit to all employees.CThe management will award a certificate of merit to all employees next month.DA certificate of merit was being awarded to all employees by the management.
- 207expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The verdict was reported to have been delivered by the judge before the appeal was filed.AThe judge was reported in delivering the verdict before the appeal was filed.BReports suggested the judge had delivered the verdict before the appeal was filed.CThe judge delivered the verdict and it was reported before the appeal was filed.DThe verdict had been delivered and reported by the judge upon filing the appeal.
- 208expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: SENTIENTAAnimateBNumbCFeebleDConscious
- 209expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of an electron-transport protein.ACytocrhomeBCytocromCCytochromeDCytohrom
- 210expand_moreChoose the correct indirect speech: He asked the student ______ to submit the papers.Aasked the student that submit the papersBrequested the student to submit papersCasked the student to submit the papersDtold to the student submit papers
- 211expand_moreActive voice: Citizens can rarely access archived stamps without clearance.
Choose the correct passive voice form of the above sentence.AArchived stamps can rarely being accessed without clearance.BArchived stamps could rarely be accessed without clearance.CArchived stamps can rarely be accessed without clearance.DArchived stamps are rarely able to be accessed without clearance. - 212expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The certificates will be prepared by the office within an hour.AThe office prepares the certificates within an hour.BThe office will prepare the certificates within an hour.CThe certificates prepared by the office soon.DThe office had prepared the certificates in an hour.
- 213expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A person who loves and collects books'ABibliophileBPhilatelistCCalligrapherDArchivist
- 214expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part: He spoke cautiously lest he might offend the delegates.Aso that he did not offendBlest he should offendCin order not to offendDfor not offending
- 215expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. IncandescentADuskyBResplendentCGlisteningDFulgent
- 216expand_moreConvert the sentence from passive to active voice: The fiscal data were alleged to have been misrepresented by the audit committee in the annual disclosure.AIt was alleged that the audit committee misrepresented the fiscal data.BThe annual disclosure was alleged to have misrepresented the committee.CThe audit committee was alleged to have misrepresented the fiscal data in the annual disclosure.DThe fiscal data allegedly misrepresented the committee.
- 217expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CALLOUSARestlessBUneasyCAlarmedDUnconcerned
- 218expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: No sooner had I arrived at the platform when the train left.Athan the train leftBthen the train leftCwhen the train had leftDthan did the train leave
- 219expand_moreSelect the word that is most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to the word POTENT.AStrongBRobustCPowerfulDFeeble
- 220expand_moreSelect the correct option: No sooner _________ the report released than the media erupted with criticism.AwasBhadCwereDhave
- 221expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for the given phrase: A person who opposes war or violenceARadicalBPacifistCExtremistDNationalist
- 222expand_moreChoose the correct direct speech: The researcher stated that, in the absence of sufficient evidence, the conclusions drawn from the experiment were unreliable.AThe researcher stated, "In the absence of sufficient evidence, the conclusions drawn from the experiment are unreliable."BThe researcher stated, "If there was no sufficient evidence, the conclusions drawn from the experiment had been unreliable."CThe researcher stated, "Without sufficient evidence, the conclusions drawn from the experiment would have been unreliable."DThe researcher stated, "The conclusions drawn from the experiment must have been unreliable since there was no sufficient evidence."
- 223expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. A practical step is to expand energy options by shifting from fossil fuels to renewables like solar, wind, and geothermal power.
2. To lessen the most severe impacts of climate change, the world must sharply cut dependence on high-carbon energy production.
3. This transition not only lowers greenhouse gas output but also improves air quality and generates fresh job opportunities.
4. Moreover, policies supporting efficiency in housing and transport can further reduce total energy use.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C4, 1, 2, 3D2, 3, 1, 4 - 224expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech: The librarian of Public library said that silence must be maintained in the reading hall.A“Silence should be maintained in the reading hall,” said the librarian of public library.B“You will maintain silence in the reading hall,” said the librarian of public library.C“Maintain silence in the reading hall,” said the librarian of public library.D“Must you maintain silence in the reading hall?” asked the librarian of public library.
- 225expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The proposal was rejected by the panel after prolonged deliberation.AThe panel rejected the proposal after prolonged deliberation.BThe panel had rejected the proposal.CThe proposal rejected the panel after deliberation.DAfter prolonged deliberation, the proposal rejected the panel.
- 226expand_moreChoose the most suitable option: She took great pain to complete the research.Atook painsBhad painCgave painDtook the pain
- 227expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He moved cautiously lest he should slip.Ain order to not slipBso that he might not slipClest he slipDfor fear of slipping
- 228expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. ReverenceARespectBDevotionCContemptDWorship
- 229expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a sense related to body-movement awareness.AProprioseptionBPropriosepsionCProprioceptionDPropriocepction
- 230expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The manager said that the employees were adapting to the new system quickly.A“The employees are adapting to the new system quickly,” said the manager.B“The employees were adapting to the new system quickly,” said the manager.C“The employees adapted to the new system quickly,” said the manager.D“The employees had adapted to the new system quickly,” said the manager.
- 231expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She is one of those researchers who has always maintained meticulous records.Ahad always maintainedBhave always been maintainingChave always maintainedDhas ever maintained
- 232expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, “I did not observe him at the terminal.”AShe said that she had not observed him at the terminal.BShe said she has not observed him at the terminal.CShe said that she did not observed him at the terminal.DShe said that she was not observing him at the terminal.
- 233expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She insisted for an immediate clarification from the authorities.Ainsisted onBinsisted withCinsisted toDinsisted about
- 234expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The committee can grant special awards to outstanding researchers.ASpecial awards could have been granted to outstanding researchers by the committee.BSpecial awards can be granted to outstanding researchers by the committee.CSpecial awards can have granted to outstanding researchers by the committee.DSpecial awards must being granted to outstanding researchers by the committee.
- 235expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: OppugnADisputeBAccuseCContestDUphold
- 236expand_moreSelect the correct option: The committee issued several directives, none of _______ were implemented.AthatBthemCwhichDwhom
- 237expand_moreSelect the correct option: Not until the rescue team reached the stranded hikers _____ the severity of the situation fully understood.AwasBhadCdidDhas
- 238expand_moreSelect the correct option: The company expanded so quickly that its systems could _______ keep up.AbarelyBmerelyCscarcelyDall but
- 239expand_moreSelect the correct option: The professor articulated each concept __________, ensuring even the most complex theories were accessible to all students.AperspicaciouslyBperspicuouslyCperspicacityDperpendicularly
- 240expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: RUSEATrickeryBCandorCDeceitDFraud
- 241expand_moreSelect the correct option: Her interpretation was diametrically ________ to the accepted doctrine.AadverseBaverseCinverseDopposed
- 242expand_moreWhat approach does the EU’s AI Act primarily adopt? Read the following passage and answer the questions. Recent global discussions on artificial intelligence regulation have intensified following rapid advancements in generative AI tools. Governments across the world are grappling with a dual challenge: fostering innovation while preventing misuse. While AI systems have improved efficiency in healthcare diagnostics, financial modelling, and language translation, concerns about misinformation, data privacy breaches, and algorithmic bias persist. The European Union’s AI Act attempts to classify AI systems based on risk categories, imposing stricter obligations on high- risk applications. Meanwhile, countries like the United States and India are emphasizing flexible regulatory frameworks to avoid stifling technological growth. However, critics argue that regulatory fragmentation across nations could create compliance burdens for multinational firms. Moreover, overregulation may inadvertently push innovation into less regulated jurisdictions. At the same time, underregulation risks societal harm. The debate underscores a broader tension between technological acceleration and institutional preparedness. Ultimately, effective governance may require international coordination, transparency mandates, and public digital literacy initiatives rather than isolated national policies.ABanning all AI systemsBCategorizing AI based on risk levelsCEncouraging unrestricted developmentDPrivatizing AI governance
- 243expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: PUSILLANIMOUSADiffidentBIntrepidCHesitantDTimorous
- 244expand_moreFind the word that is spelled correctly and refers to complex and obscure knowledge.AEsotericaBEsoterriesCEsottiriaDEsotorica
- 245expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The ancient sconce held a flickering torch along the corridor.AThe thief smashed the wall sconce and fled.BThe student was sconced for violating tradition.CThe bronze sconce was engraved with floral motifs.DThe hallway featured a new LED sconce.
- 246expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: OstentatiousASimpleBLavishCDecorativeDGrand
- 247expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: RecalcitranceAObstinacyBComplianceCInsubordinationDContumacy
- 248expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from passive to active voice: The results were assumed to have been manipulated before publication.AIt is assumed that someone had manipulated the results before publication.BThe researchers assumed the results to be manipulated.CThe results had been manipulated, the researchers assumed.DManipulation of results was assumed to occur.
- 249expand_moreChoose the correctly spelled term for the body’s 24-hour biological rhythm.ACircedianBCircadianCCircadiannDCircadain
- 250expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of an adjective related to causing hallucinations.AHalucinogenicBHallucinogenicCHallucenogenicDHalluscinogenic
- 251expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: EulogyAPanegyricBTributaryCCastigationDPronunciation
- 252expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: INVECTIVEALaudationBPanegyricCHarangueDBenediction
- 253expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: SycophanticASelf-assuredBSubservientCFawningDGrovelling
- 254expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. The ecologist cautioned that the region’s carrying capacity might be surpassed if invasive organisms multiplied without control.AThe ecologist said, “The region’s carrying capacity will be surpassed if invasive organisms multiply without control.”BThe ecologist said, “Had invasive organisms multiplied without control, the region’s carrying capacity would be surpassed.”CThe ecologist said, “The region’s carrying capacity might be surpassed if invasive organisms multiply without control.”DThe ecologist said, “If invasive organisms multiplied without control, the carrying capacity had been surpassed.”
- 255expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said to him, "Can you explain this concept to me?"AShe asked him if he can explain this concept to her.BShe said if he could explain that concept to her.CShe asked him whether he could explain that concept to her.DShe told him could he explain this concept to her.
- 256expand_moreIdentify the correct one-word substitute for: “A condition of disuse or inactivity.”AInterregnumBDestituteCLethargyDDesuetude
- 257expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She answered the questions quick.Avery quickBswiftlyCrapidlyDquickly
- 258expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute: After his demise, the family engraved touching lines on his grave.AAutographBEpitaphCChronicleDMemoir
- 259expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: When will the committee publish the revised guidelines?AWhen the revised guidelines will be published by the committee?BWhen have the revised guidelines been published by the committee?CWhen will the revised guidelines be published by the committee?DWhen are the revised guidelines published by the committee?
- 260expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. PerniciousALethalBMalignantCInnocuousDToxic
- 261expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, “I am watching a movie.”AShe said she is watching a movie.BShe said that she was watching a movie.CShe said that she had watched a movie.DShe said she watched a movie.
- 262expand_moreSelect the sentence with the correct homonym of the highlighted word: The guards stood in pike formation along the causeway.AAt dawn, the angler reeled in a pike from the quiet river.BThe captive was sentenced to be displayed on the pike as a warning.CThe long pike of the foot-soldier helped break the rival ranks.DBeside the knight’s shield, the pike reflected the torchlight.
- 263expand_moreRead the passage and answer the questions: Nearly 60% of the human body is composed of water, making it extraordinarily indispensable for various physiological processes–many of which remain undiscovered–such as regulating body temperature and enabling metabolic activities. However, despite its significance, people often fail to maintain adequate hydration in their daily routines, a lapse that can become agonizingly apparent when health declines. Even slight dehydration can negatively impact mental alertness, decrease physical stamina, and affect heart function. On the other hand, excessive water intake, though uncommon, may result in hyponatremia–a serious condition caused by an imbalance of sodium in the blood. The quantity of water required differs from person to person, depending on factors like age, physical structure, climatic conditions, and activity levels. While traditional advice recommends consuming eight glasses of water daily, recent findings support a more individualized approach, relying on indicators such as thirst and urine colour to assess hydration needs. Moreover, hydration is not limited to drinking water alone, as fruits and vegetables with high water content also contribute significantly. In today’s world, where caffeinated drinks and processed food consumption is widespread, maintaining proper hydration requires conscious effort. Many beverages tend to increase fluid loss rather than replenish it. Therefore, health experts recommend consistent water intake along with habits such as limiting caffeine and including water-rich foods in the diet.The expression "many of which remain undiscovered" is an example of:AAdverbial clauseBNoun clauseCRelative clauseDConditional clause
- 264expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the underlined part of the sentence:
I am used to get up early every morning.Aof getting upBwith getting upCto getting upDfor getting up - 265expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He is eagerly looking forward 'to meet sakshi' soon.Ato meeting sakshiBfor meeting sakshiCmeeting sakshiDto have met sakshi
- 266expand_moreChoose the correct synonym of the word 'ABJURE'.ADemandBAcceptCRenounceDRetain
- 267expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of the ear-nose-throat specialty.AOtorhinolarynologyBOtorhinolaryngologyCOtorhinolaringologyDOtorrhinolaryngology
- 268expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. She asked him if he had ever been to the Taj Mahal.AShe asked him, "Did you ever go to the Taj Mahal?"BShe asked him, "Were you at the Taj Mahal?"CShe asked him, "Have you ever been to the Taj Mahal?"DShe asked him, "Do you ever go to the Taj Mahal?"
- 269expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. These measures include planting native vegetation, conserving wetlands, and restoring degraded soils.
2. Ecosystem restoration is essential to combat the loss of biodiversity and to maintain ecological balance.
3. Human activities, such as deforestation and pollution, have accelerated the degradation of natural habitats.
4. When implemented effectively, these strategies help revive wildlife populations and improve ecosystem services.A2, 3, 1, 4B3, 2, 4, 1C1, 3, 2, 4D4, 1, 3, 2 - 270expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The committee ought to have had the report reviewed before submission.AThe report ought to have been had reviewed before submission.BThe report ought to have been reviewed before submission.CThe report ought to have had to be reviewed before submission.DThe report ought to have been made to be reviewed before submission.
- 271expand_moreWhich is the correct spelling for a word meaning “countless”?AInnumerableBInumerableCInnumerabelDInnumerible
- 272expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He speaks three languages fluently, isn’t it?Ahaven’t he?Bisn’t he?Cdoesn’t he?Dhasn’t he?
- 273expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The historian remarked that had the manuscript not been preserved, invaluable insights might have been irrevocably lost.A“If the manuscript was not preserved, insights may be lost,” the historian remarked.B“Had the manuscript not been preserved, invaluable insights might have been irrevocably lost,” remarked the historian.C“Had not the manuscript preserved, insights could lose,” he remarked.D“If the manuscript had preserved, insights might be lost,” the historian said.
- 274expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word:
During the ceremony, the fanon lay across the bishop's shoulder.
A. The researcher documented the fanon's use in early rituals.
B. The seamstress reinforced the fanon's border with fine stitching.
C. The students discussed Fanon's views on colonial identity.
D. The priest adjusted the fanon over his chasuble. - 275expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The relationship between authority and legitimacy is neither automatic nor absolute. Though frequently treated as interchangeable in political discourse, they operate within distinct philosophical frameworks. Authority refers to the recognized right to exercise power, often codified through constitutional or institutional mechanisms, whereas legitimacy is rooted in public consent and ethical justification. The tension between authority and legitimacy constitutes a persistent concern in political theory and civic governance. Institutions derive authority from legal mandates, electoral processes, or historical precedent, thereby ensuring procedural continuity and administrative order. However, legitimacy is contingent upon societal trust and normative approval, which may fluctuate over time. Regimes that maintain authority without sustaining legitimacy often encounter dissent, civil unrest, or moral criticism. Historical examples include governments that enacted discriminatory policies under lawful authority yet faced widespread resistance for violating ethical norms. Conversely, reform movements–though initially lacking formal authority–may acquire legitimacy through collective endorsement and moral persuasion. This distinction reveals that authority does not invariably command legitimacy, and legitimacy can at times challenge established authority. Nevertheless, conflating the two concepts can undermine democratic balance. In pluralistic societies, diverse constituencies interpret legitimacy through varying cultural, ideological, and historical lenses. If authority were to enforce a singular conception of legitimacy, it might suppress dissent and erode institutional neutrality. Contemporary debates surrounding surveillance, digital governance, and environmental regulation further illuminate this dynamic. Legal authorization may permit certain actions, yet public legitimacy may question their ethical ramifications. Therefore, a resilient political system must harmonize institutional authority with evolving standards of legitimacy, while citizens remain vigilant participants in shaping both.What is the author’s ultimate recommendation?AAuthority should override legitimacyBLegitimacy must reject authorityCAuthority and legitimacy must be harmonizedDCitizens should disengage from governance
- 276expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part: She is understanding the implications of the policy revision.AunderstandsBhas understoodCwas understandingDis understand
- 277expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: I asked him what was he doing there.Awhat he was doing thereBwhat he had been doing thereCwhat did he doing thereDwhat he has done there
- 278expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The tribunal delivered the final verdict after extensive deliberation.AThe final verdict has been delivered after extensive deliberation.BThe final verdict was delivered after extensive deliberation.CThe final verdict had delivered after extensive deliberation.DThe final verdict is delivered after extensive deliberation.
- 279expand_moreFind the correct spelling for a term meaning to speak ambiguously or avoid the truth:APrevaricateBPrevericateCPrevarricateDPrivaricate
- 280expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. PulchritudeAEleganceBUglinessCAllureDBeauty
- 281expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: BIBLIOMANIACABooksellerBAccountantCArchivistDBook-lover
- 282expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The committee can grant special awards to outstanding researchers.ASpecial awards could have been granted to outstanding researchers by the committee.BSpecial awards can be granted to outstanding researchers by the committee.CSpecial awards can have granted to outstanding researchers by the committee.DSpecial awards must being granted to outstanding researchers by the committee.
- 283expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: EPHEMERALAFleetingBPermanentCContinuousDEndless
- 284expand_moreWhich spelling is correct for a word meaning “a formal agreement between nations”?ATreatyBTretyCTreetyDTretye
- 285expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. Choose the option that most accurately represents it in direct speech. She mentioned that her organisation would launch the project the next week.AShe mentioned, "My organisation is launching the project next week."BShe said, "The project shall be launched next week."CShe mentioned, "My organisation would be launching the project next week."DShe mentioned, "My organisation will launch the project next week."
- 286expand_moreSelect the correct option: __________ the enormity of the task, the researchers persevered.AGivenBBecauseCForDGranted
- 287expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. He said that they had finished the work before he reached.A“They have finished the work before I reached,” he said.B“They finished the work before I reached,” he said.C“They had finished the work before I reached,” he said.D“They finished the work before I had reached,” he said.
- 288expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the word: HAPHAZARDADevotedBSystematicCStructuredDRandom
- 289expand_moreThe genesis of railway transportation marks one of humanity's most transformative engineering feats, profoundly reshaping industrial, social, and economic landscapes. Early prototypes, such as horse-drawn wagonways in 16th-century Europe, represented rudimentary precursors to modern trains, utilizing wooden rails to minimize friction and facilitate the movement of goods across short distances. The true revolution, however, ignited in the early 19th century with the advent of steam locomotives. Pioneers like George Stephenson, whose famous "Rocket" epitomized technological prowess, demonstrated the unprecedented potential of steam power to move both people and cargo efficiently. This innovation catalyzed the Industrial Revolution, knitting distant regions into cohesive economic fabrics and accelerating urbanization at an unparalleled pace. Throughout the 20th century, the ascendancy of diesel and electric locomotives superseded steam technology, offering greater efficiency, reliability, and environmental benefits. Bullet trains, inaugurated in Japan as the Shinkansen in 1964, redefined expectations regarding speed, safety, and technological sophistication, inspiring global high-speed rail networks. In the contemporary era, magnetic levitation (maglev) trains and hyperloop prototypes promise to further erode the barriers of distance and time, potentially rendering conventional rail obsolete. Yet, amid this rapid evolution, trains remain emblematic not merely of mechanical ingenuity but of societal progression – testaments to human ambition to connect, accelerate, and transcend physical limitations. The trajectory of railway innovation encapsulates a narrative of relentless adaptation, one wherein each epochal shift reflects broader socio-technological metamorphoses.What is the meaning of the word "epochal" as used in the context: "...each epochal shift reflects broader socio-technological metamorphoses."AAncientBMinorCHighly significant or definingDPredictable
- 290expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The magistrate declared that justice must be upheld regardless of the consequences.A"Justice should be upheld regardless of the consequences," declared the magistrate.B"Justice must be upheld regardless of the consequences," the magistrate declared.C"We uphold justice regardless of the consequences," declared the magistrate.D"One must uphold justice," the magistrate declared.
- 291expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: ‘A person who renounces his religious faith’.ADissenterBSkepticCIconoclastDApostate
- 292expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: DETRIMENTALADamagingBBeneficialCSoothingDSupportive
- 293expand_moreChange the following sentence from active to passive voice: Historians regarded the manuscript as a definitive record of medieval jurisprudence.AThe manuscript was a definitive record of medieval jurisprudence.BMedieval jurisprudence was regarded as definitive in the manuscript.CA definitive record of medieval jurisprudence was regarded by historians in the manuscript.DThe manuscript was regarded as a definitive record of medieval jurisprudence by historians.
- 294expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: They had sent the invitations by courier.AThe invitations were sent by courier.BThe invitations have been sent by courier.CThe invitations had been sent by courier.DThe invitations had been being sent by courier.
- 295expand_moreChoose the correct phrasal verb: The organising committee decided to _____ the annual conference due to unforeseen circumstances.Aput offBput onCput upDput by
- 296expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: SagaciousAAstuteBDiscerningCImprudentDJudicious
- 297expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘A person who is unable to pay debts’.ADebtorBInsolventCProfligateDIndigent
- 298expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CORUSCATEAGlitterBObscureCWitherDDiminish
- 299expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the word: TurpitudeAImmoralityBDeceitCVirtueDCorruption
- 300expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of the given term.ACytotoxisiityBCytotoxcityCCytotoxicityDCytotoxicitee
- 301expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the underlined part of the sentence: The court declared the accused as guilty.Aguilty for the crimeBguiltyCas being guilty in the crimeDguilty for the criminal
- 302expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: It had been made clear by the committee that the rule would not be altered.AThe committee made it clear that the rule would not be altered.BThe rule was made clear not to be altered by the committee.CThe rule alteration was clarified by the committee.DThe committee had altered the rule as made clear.
- 303expand_moreSelect the option that correctly substitutes the underlined segment in the following sentence:
The doctor advised him stopping junk food and doing regular workouts.Astopping junk food and doing regular workoutsBto stop junk food and to workouts regularlyCto stop consuming junk food and to work out regularlyDto not consume junk food and do workouts - 304expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. She remarked that institutional trust would erode unless transparency were restored.AShe remarked, “Institutional trust erodes unless transparency is restored.”BShe remarked, “Institutional trust will erode unless transparency is restored.”CShe remarked, “Institutional trust would erode unless transparency were restored.”DShe remarked, “Transparency restored, institutional trust eroded.”
- 305expand_moreSelect the correct option: It is essential that the agreement _____ approved prior to the deadline.Awill beBwasCbeDhas been
- 306expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a metamorphic rock texture with large, conspicuous crystals.APrephyroblasticBPorphyroblasticCPorfyrablasticDPorophyroblastik
- 307expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The analysts will be updating the database during the session.AThe database was being updated during the session.BThe database will been updated during the session.CThe database will be updated during the session.DThe database will be being updated during the session.
- 308expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The scientist claimed that her research had overturned decades of established theory.A"My research overturns decades of established theory," the scientist claimed.BThe scientist said, "My research has overturned decades of established theory."C"The research had overturned decades of theory," she said.DThe scientist said, "Her research had overturned decades of established theory."
- 309expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part: She asked where was the manager sitting.Awhere the manager was sittingBwhere was sitting the managerCwhere the manager is sittingDwhere did the manager sit
- 310expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. OpulentAWealthyBLuxuriousCImpoverishedDOstentatious
- 311expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The book is more better than the previous one.Amuch better thenBbetter fromCmore good thanDbetter than
- 312expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. The manager said, “Submit the revised draft by tomorrow.”AThe manager said to submit the revised draft by tomorrow.BThe manager ordered that the revised draft be submitted by the next day.CThe manager asked to submit the revised draft tomorrow.DThe manager told that submit the revised draft by tomorrow.
- 313expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: They have been ignoring preservation of the records for years.APreservation of the records had been ignored by them for years.BPreservation of the records is being ignored by them for years.CPreservation of the records was being ignored by them for years.DPreservation of the records has been being ignored by them for years.
- 314expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The children enjoyed in the park during the excursion.Aenjoyed at the parkBenjoyed themselves in the parkCenjoyment in the parkDthemselves at the park
- 315expand_moreWhich of the following is NOT mentioned as a concern regarding AI? Read the following passage and answer the questions. Recent global discussions on artificial intelligence regulation have intensified following rapid advancements in generative AI tools. Governments across the world are grappling with a dual challenge: fostering innovation while preventing misuse. While AI systems have improved efficiency in healthcare diagnostics, financial modelling, and language translation, concerns about misinformation, data privacy breaches, and algorithmic bias persist. The European Union’s AI Act attempts to classify AI systems based on risk categories, imposing stricter obligations on high- risk applications. Meanwhile, countries like the United States and India are emphasizing flexible regulatory frameworks to avoid stifling technological growth. However, critics argue that regulatory fragmentation across nations could create compliance burdens for multinational firms. Moreover, overregulation may inadvertently push innovation into less regulated jurisdictions. At the same time, underregulation risks societal harm. The debate underscores a broader tension between technological acceleration and institutional preparedness. Ultimately, effective governance may require international coordination, transparency mandates, and public digital literacy initiatives rather than isolated national policies.AAlgorithmic biasBMisinformationCData privacy breachesDClimate change impact
- 316expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a lab toxicity assay term.ACytotoxisityBCytotoxicityCCytotoxicetyDCytotoxcity
- 317expand_moreChoose the correct spelling of a word meaning "light, witty talk or banter."APersiflageBPersiflaigeCPersiphlegeDPersiflagee
- 318expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: ‘A discordant mixture of harsh and inharmonious sounds’.ACacophonyBSoliloquyCReverberationDCrescendo
- 319expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. The engineer explained that the cables were weakening faster than the support structure could sustain them.AThe engineer explained, "The cables are weakening faster than the support structure can sustain them."BThe engineer explained, "The cables were weakening faster than the support structure can be sustained by them."CThe engineer explained, "Cables weaken faster than support structures sustain."DThe engineer explained, "Cable weakening faster than the support can sustain."
- 320expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, “I may finish the task today.”AHe said that he will finish that task that day.BHe said that he might finish this task today.CHe said that he might finish that task that day.DHe said he may finish the task today.
- 321expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. The analyst remarked that, if inflation continued at the current pace, consumer spending might contract significantly.AThe analyst said, "If inflation continues at the current pace, consumer spending will contract significantly."BThe analyst said, "If inflation continued at the current pace, consumer spending might contract significantly."CThe analyst said, "Consumer spending might contract significantly if inflation has continued."DThe analyst said, "Had inflation continued, consumer spending must contract."
- 322expand_moreThe librarian said that silence must be maintained in the reading hall. Select the most appropriate option that converts the above sentence into Direct Speech.A'Silence should be maintained in the reading hall,' said the librarian.B'You will maintain silence in the reading hall,' said the librarian.C'Maintain silence in the reading hall,' said the librarian.DThe librarian asked whether silence could be maintained in the reading hall.
- 323expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Does the treaty obligate signatory nations to annual emissions reporting?AHave signatory nations been obligated by the treaty to annual emissions reporting?BWere signatory nations being obligated by the treaty to annual emissions reporting?CDo signatory nations are obligated by the treaty to annual emissions reporting?DAre signatory nations obligated by the treaty to annual emissions reporting?
- 324expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. The coach said to the players, “Practise your drills every morning to improve your stamina.”AThe coach said the players practise drills every morning.BThe coach told the players to practised their drills every morning to improve their stamina.CThe coach asked the players that they must practise drills every morning.DThe coach advised the players to practise their drills every morning to improve their stamina.
- 325expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The professor drew attention to a fundamental aporia in the argument.AThe structural aporia in the bridge’s design was measured precisely by the surveyor.BThe seminar explored the aporia between justice and mercy in Kantian ethics.CHis essay acknowledged the aporia that troubled classical theories of identity.DCritics noted that the aporia undermined the coherence of the entire theoretical framework.
- 326expand_moreChoose the correct replacement: The announcement was hardly audible due to noise.Abarely heard because of noiseBbarely audible due to the noiseCdifficult hearing due to noiseDhardly listening because of noise
- 327expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech: The manager remarked that employees needed to submit their reports by Monday.A“Employees need to submit their reports by Monday,” the manager remarked.B“Employees needed to submit their reports by Monday,” the manager said.C“Submit your reports by Monday,” the manager ordered.D“You were to submit your reports by Monday,” the manager said.
- 328expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The principal instructed to the teaching staff to submit their lesson plans by Friday.Ainstructed the teaching staff for submittingBgave instruction to the staff for submittingCinstructed the teaching staff to submitDinstructed to teaching staff to submit
- 329expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: FELICITOUSAInappropriateBAwkwardCIncongruousDSuitable
- 330expand_moreSelect the correct option: The speaker's explanation was so packed with technical jargon that it veered into __________.AopacityBopalescentCpoaceousDobscurity
- 331expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘A formal division within a religious body’.ASerendipityBHeresyCApostasyDSchism
- 332expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In the tireless pursuit of achievement, the contrast between hard work and smart work appears not simply as a preference but as a subtle interplay within human productivity. Hard work–linked with sustained effort, unwavering perseverance, and sheer diligence–has long been praised as the foundation of accomplishment. Stories and biographies often glorify the individual who relies on grit and time to reach goals. Yet in a world shaped by precision tools, automation, and mental efficiency, these older assumptions are increasingly questioned. By contrast, smart work emphasizes strategic deployment of effort–using reflection, optimal resource use, and careful situational judgment. It attempts to reduce waste in labour while boosting returns on both thought and action. Smart workers examine systems, identify bottlenecks, and exploit tools–digital platforms or networks–to accelerate results. They step off the treadmill of one-direction exertion by embedding intelligence into execution. Still, praising smart work alone creates its own weakness. Intelligence without discipline often ends in shallowness–a surface-level capability that collapses under prolonged pressure. In the same way, relentless hard work without strategic course-correction can cause exhaustion and low effectiveness. Thus, modern success demands a blend: the wise worker mixes determination with strategy, working not only harder but better. The contrast is therefore not an either-or divide but a complementary relationship. Treating either extreme as ideal ignores the complex realities of performance. In today’s demanding landscape, the combined force of persistence and precision makes outcomes sustainable and impact stronger. Success, ultimately, is not produced by blind toil or cleverness alone, but by intelligent perseverance.In the context of smart work, what does the idea “reduce waste in labour” suggest?ADecrease physical effort by using machinesBCut inefficiency and unnecessary randomness in workCAvoid planning or structure in tasksDIncrease total workload to finish sooner
- 333expand_moreThe vast expanse of the world's oceans has long captivated the human imagination, representing one of Earth's final unexplored frontiers. Despite covering more than seventy percent of the planet's surface, the deep ocean remains shrouded in mystery, with scientists estimating that less than twenty percent of its floor has been systematically charted. The modern era of oceanographic exploration was catalysed in the mid-20th century by remarkable technological breakthroughs. The development of submersibles and remotely operated vehicles enabled researchers to venture into the hadal zones – regions descending beyond six thousand metres – revealing astonishing ecosystems sustained by hydrothermal vents rather than sunlight. These discoveries fundamentally challenged established notions of life's dependence on solar energy. Throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries, satellite technology and autonomous underwater vehicles have dramatically accelerated the pace of marine cartography. The discovery of vast underwater mountain ranges, submerged canyons, and previously unknown species has reshaped our understanding of biological diversity. Furthermore, oceanographic research has illuminated the ocean's pivotal role in regulating the planet's climate by absorbing excess carbon dioxide and distributing thermal energy across hemispheres. Yet, despite these monumental advances, the oceans remain profoundly vulnerable to anthropogenic pressures – pollution, overfishing, and acidification pose existential threats to marine biodiversity. The trajectory of ocean science thus carries an urgent imperative: to understand these ecosystems fully before irreversible degradation renders such knowledge obsolete.What is the meaning of the word "anthropogenic" as used in the context: "...the oceans remain profoundly vulnerable to anthropogenic pressures..."?ANaturally occurringBCaused by human activityCRelated to ancient civilisationsDEnvironmentally beneficial
- 334expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. Raman said, “I have not completed the assignment.”ARaman said that he did not complete the assignment.BRaman said that he has not completed the assignment.CRaman said that he had not completed the assignment.DRaman said that he was not completing the assignment.
- 335expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The board is to announce the revised policy.AThe revised policy is to be announced by the board.BThe revised policy was to be announced by the board.CThe revised policy has been announced by the board.DThe revised policy will announce by the board.
- 336expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The professor remarked that the sun rises in the east.A"The sun will rise in the east," remarked the professor.B"The sun rises in the east," the professor remarked.C"The sun had risen in the east," remarked the professor.D"The sun is rising in the east," remarked the professor.
- 337expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a drug-effect psychology field.APsychopharmacolgyBPsychopharmacologyCPsychopharmocologyDPsychopharmecology
- 338expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The committee has endorsed the revised guidelines.AThe revised guidelines have been endorsed by the committee.BThe revised guidelines were being endorsed by the committee.CThe revised guidelines had been endorsed by the committee.DThe revised guidelines are endorsed by the committee.
- 339expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The research team will have reverified the samples before sunrise.AThe samples have been reverified by the research team before sunrise.BThe samples will have been reverified by the research team before sunrise.CThe samples will be reverified by the research team before sunrise.DThe samples would have been reverifying by the research team before sunrise.
- 340expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: To divide life into fixed opposites of happiness and grief is to misunderstand its deepest pattern. Human life does not move in a straight line of delight or misery; instead, it flows through a living exchange where one feeling gives depth and definition to the other. Victory feels most intense when it follows defeat, and the sting of losing something gains shape only because we once held it close. Thus, joy and sorrow are not enemies but partners in the same story. Across ages, thinkers have recognized this emotional duality. The Stoics viewed suffering as unavoidable and even useful in reaching calm, while Eastern paths such as Buddhism emphasize that all experiences pass and nothing remains permanent. In both views, the search for lasting happiness requires accepting change. Without grief, joy would lose its sharpness and become plain–without contrast, it would carry little weight. This mutual dependence appears even in everyday life: spring seems brighter after a bitter winter, and quiet solitude matters only to someone who has felt the noise of crowds. Often, personal maturity is shaped in painful trials–loss and hardship carve depth into us, strengthening empathy, resilience, and thankfulness. Wanting uninterrupted happiness is like demanding a life in a single colour–smooth but lifeless. In this sense, joy and sorrow together create a chiaroscuro of the mind, a striking interplay of light and shadow that makes life more vivid and human.Which of the following best completes the analogy: Joy is to presence as sorrow is to –?ALibertyBExpectationCMissingnessDStillness
- 341expand_moreIdentify the misspelt wordAIridescentBMagnanimousCAcquaintenceDMeticulous
- 342expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “A feeling of listless dissatisfaction arising from lack of interest.”ALanguorBEnnuiCZealDRapture
- 343expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She persisted in her efforts despite of repeated setbacks.Ain spite repeated setbacksBdespite repeated setbacksCalthough repeated setbacksDdespite of repeated setbacks
- 344expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He is confident to clear the interview.Aat clearing the interviewBfor clearing the interviewCof clearing the interviewDto clearing the interview
- 345expand_moreSelect the correct spelling of a word meaning 'having a strong, regular beat'.ARhytmicBRhythmicCRhythimicDRythmic
- 346expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Did the committee sanction the revised environmental policy?AHas the revised environmental policy been sanctioned by the committee?BIs the revised environmental policy being sanctioned by the committee?CWas the revised environmental policy being sanctioned by the committee?DWas the revised environmental policy sanctioned by the committee?
- 347expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: I am used to get up early every morning.Aof getting upBwith getting upCto getting upDfor getting up
- 348expand_moreChange the sentence into passive voice: They are going to launch the program soon.AThe program is going to be launched soon.BThe program was going to be launched soon.CThe program is being going to be launched soon.DThe program has been going to be launched soon.
- 349expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, “ Where have you been living for the past few months?”AShe asked where had I been living for the past few months.BShe asked where I had been living for the past few months.CShe asked where I have been living for the past few months.DShe said where I had been living for the past few months.
- 350expand_moreWhich spelling is correct for a word meaning 'the quality of being thankful'?AGrattitudeBGratittudeCGratitudeDGrattittude
- 351expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The manager will send you the confirmation email.AYou are sent the confirmation email by the manager.BYou will be sent the confirmation email by the manager.CYou were sent the confirmation email by the manager.DYou will have sent the confirmation email.
- 352expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: UtopianAIdealisticBDreamlikeCRomanticDRealistic
- 353expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: This building is more taller than the one constructed last year.Amost taller thanBmore tall thanCtaller thanDtallest than
- 354expand_moreSelect the correct option: The consultant delivered a report, __ conclusions were supported by multiple audits, to the committee.AwhoseBwhomCwhichDthat
- 355expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. Sikha said, “I like this pen as it is very useful.”ASikha said she liked that pen as it was very useful.BSikha said she like that pen as it is very useful.CSikha said she liked this pen as it was very useful.DSikha said she likes that pen as it is very useful.
- 356expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She conversed the matter with me.Adiscussed the matter with.Btalked over the matter with.Ctold the matter to.Dsaid me about the matter.
- 357expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘A system of government where religious leaders exercise supreme authority’.AOligarchyBTheocracyCBureaucracyDDemocracy
- 358expand_moreChoose the correct spelling for a word meaning 'someone who questions everything'.ASkepticBSkeptickCScepticDSkeptik
- 359expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. IncorrigibleAIncurableBEntrenchedCInveterateDReformable
- 360expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: While financial inclusion is often praised as a driver of equitable growth, its implementation in rural India presents a paradox. On paper, schemes such as the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), Aadhaar-enabled payment systems, and mobile banking have revolutionized access. Yet, in practice, access does not necessarily translate into utility. A significant number of rural account holders remain dormant users, often constrained by digital illiteracy, infrastructural limitations, and deeply entrenched socio-cultural barriers. In numerous villages, banking correspondents (BCs)–the foot soldiers of India's rural financial architecture–are overburdened, undertrained, and often unsupported by robust technological infrastructure. The notion that a biometric fingerprint or a one-time password could substitute for financial literacy is naïve at best. Many beneficiaries, especially women, face systemic exclusion, not just due to lack of documentation, but because patriarchal norms often discourage or control women's interactions with banking services. Moreover, while financial inclusion aims to integrate the rural poor into the formal economy, the informal credit system continues to flourish. This coexistence is not accidental but symptomatic of a trust deficit and functional inefficiencies within formal institutions. Local moneylenders, albeit exploitative, offer immediacy and familiarity, elements often absent in bureaucratic banking processes. The digital push, accelerated post-2016 demonetization and COVID-19, has undoubtedly expanded the ecosystem. However, digital penetration without digital comprehension can widen the exclusion gap. Without focused digital education, grievance redressal mechanisms, and gender-sensitive outreach, financial inclusion may remain more rhetorical than real. In essence, true inclusion cannot be measured merely by the number of accounts opened but must reflect active participation, trust, and accessibility across gender, literacy, and regional lines. Until then, the dream of a financially empowered rural India will remain aspirational.What is implied about women's financial inclusion in rural India?AThey benefit more from informal lendersBLack of Aadhaar is the main barrierCCultural factors hinder their financial agencyDThey lead financial decisions at home
- 361expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The train was late because of the heavy rain falls.Adue to the rain fallBbecause of heavy rainfallCowing for heavy rainsDas it rained heavily
- 362expand_moreWhich spelling is correct for a word meaning ‘calm and peaceful’?ASerineBSereenCSerenneDSerene
- 363expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. The economist contended that the recession would have been averted had the central bank intervened decisively.AThe economist said, "If the central bank intervenes decisively, the recession will be averted."BThe economist said, "The recession would be averted if the central bank had intervened decisively."CThe economist said, "Had the central bank intervened decisively, the recession would have been averted."DThe economist said, "The recession must have been averted had the central bank intervened."
- 364expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The basilica dominates the skyline with its ornate domes.AThe historian studied the architecture of the ancient basilica.BTourists gathered inside the grand basilica at sunset.CThe chef garnished the dish with freshly chopped basilica leaves.DThe choir performed hymns within the basilica hall.
- 365expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. AbrogateARescindBAnnulCRatifyDRepeal
- 366expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Have the technicians fixed the alignment fault yet?AHas the alignment fault had been fixed by the technicians yet?BHas the alignment fault been fixed by the technicians yet?CHas the alignment fault be fixed by the technicians yet?DHas the alignment fault fixed by the technicians yet?
- 367expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The final verdict was delivered by the chief justice after hours of deliberation.AThe chief justice had delivered the final verdict.BThe chief justice delivered the final verdict after hours of deliberation.CThe final verdict delivered the chief justice.DThe chief justice was delivering the final verdict.
- 368expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “A person who is excessively fond of eating and drinking.”AAsceticBGourmandCStoicDMiser
- 369expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The legal counsel urged the witness to not reveal the contents of the agreement.Athat the witness should not revealBto not revealingCnot to revealDfor not revealing
- 370expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, "Where have you kept the confidential files?"AShe asked where I had kept the confidential files.BShe asked where had I kept the confidential files.CShe said where I have kept the confidential files.DShe questioned where did I keep the confidential files.
- 371expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He asked me, “Did you submit your homework?”AHe asked me if I had submitted my homework.BHe asked me did I submit my homework.CHe asked me whether I have submitted my homework.DHe asked me whether had I submitted my homework.
- 372expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'The practice of humans eating the flesh of other humans'.ACannibalismBNecrophagyCAnthropologyDPredation
- 373expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'One who pretends to have knowledge or skills'.ASavanteBCharlatanCVirtuosoDConnoisseur
- 374expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: OBFUSCATIONAIlluminationBTransparencyCAmbiguityDPrecision
- 375expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The parcel is delivered to the reception desk every evening.AThe reception desk delivers the parcel every evening.BSomeone delivers the parcel to the reception desk every evening.CThe reception desk has delivered the parcel every evening.DThe parcel delivers itself to the reception desk every evening.
- 376expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The consultant remarked that had the audit been conducted earlier, the discrepancies would have been detected.A"If the audit was conducted earlier, the discrepancies would have been detected," said the consultant.B"If only the audit had been conducted earlier, the discrepancies were detected," he said.C"Had the audit been conducted earlier, the discrepancies would have been detected," said the consultant.D"Had we conduct the audit earlier, the discrepancies would be detected," said the consultant.
- 377expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, “I am not feeling fine.”AHe said that he is not feeling fine.BHe said that he was not feeling fine.CHe said that he didn’t feel fine.DHe said he not feeling fine.
- 378expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The choir began the canon at the conductor's signal. (Here 'canon' means a piece of music where a melody is imitated.)AThe photographer adjusted the Canon before taking the shot.BThe canon echoed beautifully through the hall.CThe singers practised the canon repeatedly before the performance.DThe composer introduced a complex canon in the final movement.
- 379expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The pilgrims walked through the cathedral's ambulatory in reverent silence.AThe gothic ambulatory was lined with stained glass windows.BThe hospital's ambulatory unit was expanded to serve outpatients.CThe abbot led the procession along the ambulatory each morning.DThe arched ambulatory encircled the entire eastern apse.
- 380expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The envoy reported that the negotiations were languishing because neither party would concede procedural precedence.AThe envoy reported, "The negotiations languish because neither party would concede procedural precedence."BThe envoy said, "The negotiations are languishing because neither party will be conceding procedural precedence."CThe envoy said, "The negotiations are languishing because neither party will concede procedural precedence."DThe envoy said, "Negotiations languished, no party conceding precedence."
- 381expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a rare literary term.APalimpsesteBPalimpsistCPalimpsestDPalimpsast
- 382expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He moved cautiously lest he should slip.Ain order to not slipBso that he might not slipClest he slipDfor fear of slipping
- 383expand_moreSelect the appropriate word form: The ambiguity in the statute resulted in considerable ____ among stakeholders.AconfuseBconfusionCconfusedDconfusing
- 384expand_moreSelect the correct phrasal verb: We need to ___ the storage room before shifting the equipment.Aclear outBturn upCbreak intoDrun across
- 385expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. Choose the option that most accurately represents it in indirect speech. He said, "I was preparing for the examination throughout the night."AHe said he was preparing for the examination throughout the night.BHe said he had prepared for the examination throughout the night.CHe said he had been preparing for the examination throughout the night.DHe said he prepared for the examination throughout the night.
- 386expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘A system of governance in which rulers exploit public wealth for personal gain’.APlutocracyBAutocracyCKleptocracyDBureaucracy
- 387expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: PUERILEAUnseasonedBSkilledCPrudentDWorldly
- 388expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. He remarked that, had the expedition team been better equipped, they might still have reached the summit before nightfall.AHe said, “If the expedition team was better equipped, they may still reach the summit before nightfall.”BHe said, “Had the expedition team been better equipped, they must still have reached the summit before nightfall.”CHe said, “Had the expedition team been better equipped, they might still have reached the summit before nightfall.”DHe said, “If the expedition team had been better equipped, they will still reach the summit before nightfall.”
- 389expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The allegation that the records had been falsified was reported as unsubstantiated.AThe records falsified the allegation, which was reported.BThe reporting of the records' falsification was alleged.CIt was reported as unsubstantiated that the records were falsified.DInvestigators reported the allegation that someone had falsified the records as unsubstantiated.
- 390expand_moreSelect the correct option: The editor asked for the manuscript to be shortened to remove ________ explanations.AsuperfluousBsuperfluityCsuperfluouslyDsuperfluousness
- 391expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: While financial inclusion is often praised as a driver of equitable growth, its implementation in rural India presents a paradox. On paper, schemes such as the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), Aadhaar-enabled payment systems, and mobile banking have revolutionized access. Yet, in practice, access does not necessarily translate into utility. A significant number of rural account holders remain dormant users, often constrained by digital illiteracy, infrastructural limitations, and deeply entrenched socio-cultural barriers. In numerous villages, banking correspondents (BCs)–the foot soldiers of India's rural financial architecture–are overburdened, undertrained, and often unsupported by robust technological infrastructure. The notion that a biometric fingerprint or a one-time password could substitute for financial literacy is naïve at best. Many beneficiaries, especially women, face systemic exclusion, not just due to lack of documentation, but because patriarchal norms often discourage or control women's interactions with banking services. Moreover, while financial inclusion aims to integrate the rural poor into the formal economy, the informal credit system continues to flourish. This coexistence is not accidental but symptomatic of a trust deficit and functional inefficiencies within formal institutions. Local moneylenders, albeit exploitative, offer immediacy and familiarity, elements often absent in bureaucratic banking processes. The digital push, accelerated post-2016 demonetization and COVID-19, has undoubtedly expanded the ecosystem. However, digital penetration without digital comprehension can widen the exclusion gap. Without focused digital education, grievance redressal mechanisms, and gender-sensitive outreach, financial inclusion may remain more rhetorical than real. In essence, true inclusion cannot be measured merely by the number of accounts opened but must reflect active participation, trust, and accessibility across gender, literacy, and regional lines. Until then, the dream of a financially empowered rural India will remain aspirational.Why do informal credit systems persist despite formal financial inclusion efforts?ADue to strict documentation.BTrust and familiarity of local lenders.CHigher interest rates attract borrowers.DGovernment incentives are unavailable.
- 392expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Within the maze of global exchange–where nations negotiate, corporations collaborate, and communities interact– the challenge of intercultural communication remains a demanding mental territory. Confusion often stems less from a shortage of vocabulary and more from symbolic mismatch, where pauses, tone, facial expressions, personal space, or even silence are decoded through clashing cultural assumptions. Believing that speaking a language well automatically ensures effective communication is a harmful misconception; fluency can sometimes conceal cultural gaps, letting misunderstanding appear as understanding. In high-context settings–seen in cultures such as Japan and parts of the Arab world–meaning is carried through relationships, indirect hints, shared history, and social rank. In contrast, low-context cultures like Germany and the United States value direct statements, objective framing, and individual clarity. When people from these two styles interact, the mismatch may trigger diplomatic strain, inefficient negotiations, or social distance. Even small behaviors–eye contact, conversational timing, or jokes–can create unease when judged from a single-cultural viewpoint. Moreover, mental filters shaped by schooling, tradition, and political conditioning often strengthen in-group approval while branding unfamiliar styles as “wrong” or “inept.” This ethnocentric tendency fuels stereotyping, shrinks empathy, and limits genuine cooperation. Technology, though it seems to shrink distances, can further complicate intercultural exchange. Emojis, for example, are meaning-flexible; the same symbol may convey warmth in one culture and mockery in another. Machine translation, lacking situational nuance, can turn delicate meaning into awkward distortion. Video calls may also compress or hide paralinguistic signals that support understanding across cultures. Ultimately, crossing these gaps requires self-awareness, cultural humility, and flexible dialogue. Strong intercultural communicators do not only master grammar; they build cultural empathy, question their own perceptions, and develop comfort with uncertainty. Often, the deepest growth arises not by removing differences, but by learning to engage with them.Which statement best reflects the contradiction highlighted by the author?ATechnology always increases cultural harmony.BEmojis create identical emotions for everyone.CEven strong language ability can still result in misunderstanding.DJokes are understood the same way everywhere.
- 393expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In the tireless pursuit of achievement, the contrast between hard work and smart work appears not simply as a preference but as a subtle interplay within human productivity. Hard work–linked with sustained effort, unwavering perseverance, and sheer diligence–has long been praised as the foundation of accomplishment. Stories and biographies often glorify the individual who relies on grit and time to reach goals. Yet in a world shaped by precision tools, automation, and mental efficiency, these older assumptions are increasingly questioned. By contrast, smart work emphasizes strategic deployment of effort–using reflection, optimal resource use, and careful situational judgment. It attempts to reduce waste in labour while boosting returns on both thought and action. Smart workers examine systems, identify bottlenecks, and exploit tools–digital platforms or networks–to accelerate results. They step off the treadmill of one-direction exertion by embedding intelligence into execution. Still, praising smart work alone creates its own weakness. Intelligence without discipline often ends in shallowness–a surface-level capability that collapses under prolonged pressure. In the same way, relentless hard work without strategic course-correction can cause exhaustion and low effectiveness. Thus, modern success demands a blend: the wise worker mixes determination with strategy, working not only harder but better. The contrast is therefore not an either-or divide but a complementary relationship. Treating either extreme as ideal ignores the complex realities of performance. In today’s demanding landscape, the combined force of persistence and precision makes outcomes sustainable and impact stronger. Success, ultimately, is not produced by blind toil or cleverness alone, but by intelligent perseverance.From a broader viewpoint, what claim does the author make about hard work and smart work?AOne must overpower the other to succeedBThey should combine to produce lasting successCThey cannot exist togetherDSmart work alone fits modern life
- 394expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: VOCIFEROUSARaucousBBoisterousCStridentDMute
- 395expand_moreChoose the correct option: His explanation was neither clear ___ complete.AorBnorCandDbut
- 396expand_moreChoose the correct spelling of the word meaning the power or right to govern.ASovereigntyBSoveriegntyCSoverignityDSoveringnty
- 397expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: ‘A person who believes that events are predetermined by destiny’.APragmatistBFatalistCRationalistDHumanist
- 398expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She is confident to clear the interview.Aof to clear the interviewBthat she clears the interviewCof clearing the interviewDon clearing interview
- 399expand_moreConvert the sentence from passive to active voice: The proposal had been approved by the committee.AThe committee approves the proposal.BThe committee had approved the proposal.CThe committee was approving the proposal.DThe committee has approved the proposal.
- 400expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The cleric described the tonsure as a sacred act.AThe friar received his tonsure before initiation.BThe biologist found a tonsure on the frog's dorsal fin.CThe medieval tonsure was symbolic of humility.DThe monk's tonsure marked him as a Benedictine.
- 401expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: ASPERITYAGentlenessBHarshnessCPatienceDWarmth
- 402expand_moreSelect the correct spelling for the word meaning ‘legal release after trial’.AAcquittalBAcquittellCAcquitalDAquittal
- 403expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. The researcher said, “We have been observing this phenomenon for months.”AThe researcher said they had been observing that phenomenon for months.BThe researcher said they have been observing this phenomenon for months.CThe researcher said that they were observing that phenomenon.DThe researcher said that we had observed this phenomenon.
- 404expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She is sleeping when the power went out.Awas sleeping when the power wentBhad been sleepingCis sleptDhas slept
- 405expand_moreSelect the correct option: Even though the plan looked workable on paper, executing it turned out to be ________ complicated than expected.AlessBmoreCmuchDrather
- 406expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'Fear of open spaces.'AXenophobiaBClaustrophobiaCAcrophobiaDAgoraphobia
- 407expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. EsotericAObscureBStraight ForwardCCrypticDAbstract
- 408expand_moreWhich of these is the correct spelling of a critique of metaphysical assumptions?APhenomologicalBPhenomenologicleCPhenomenologicalDFenomenological
- 409expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'The practice of substituting an inoffensive word for one considered too direct or unpleasant'.AEpithetBHyperboleCEuphemismDSoliloquy
- 410expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: During the ceremony, the fanon lay across the bishop’s shoulder.AThe researcher documented the fanon’s use in early rituals.BThe seamstress reinforced the fanon’s border with fine stitching.CThe students discussed Fanon’s views on colonial identity.DThe priest adjusted the fanon over his chasuble.
- 411expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. One effective approach is to broaden energy options by moving away from fossil fuels towards renewables such as solar, wind, and geothermal energy.
2. To reduce the severe impacts of climate change, nations must sharply cut dependence on high-carbon energy generation.
3. This transition not only lowers greenhouse gas output but also improves air quality and opens up new economic possibilities.
4. In addition, measures that encourage energy efficiency in buildings and transport can further reduce total energy use.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 4, 3C3, 1, 4, 2D2, 3, 1, 4 - 412expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘To depart clandestinely in order to evade legal consequences’.AAbscondBTraverseCCircumventDMeander
- 413expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. He suggested that, if stochastic volatility had been included, the valuation might have been more conservative.AHe suggested, “If stochastic volatility had been included, the valuation might have been more conservative.”BHe suggested, “If stochastic volatility is included, valuation will be conservative.”CHe suggested, “If volatility included, valuation more conservative.”DHe said, “Including volatility makes valuation conservative.”
- 414expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The fact that the budget had been revised before the meeting was not disclosed to the board.AThe revised budget was not disclosed before the meeting.BThey do not disclose to the board that the budget has been revised before the meeting.CThey did not disclose to the board that the budget had been revised before the meeting.DSomeone revised the budget and withheld the disclosure.
- 415expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The scientist had to watch the chemical reaction carefully.AShe wound up her watch before leaving for the airport.BWe must watch out for any early signs of erosion.CThe lifeguard kept watch over the crowded swimming pool.DHe watched the documentary twice over the weekend.
- 416expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In the architecture of human civilization, language operates not merely as a communicative instrument but as the generative substrate upon which collective consciousness is constructed. Communication transcends transactional exchange; it constitutes the epistemic medium through which realities are negotiated, identities are affirmed, and social contracts are sustained. The exigency of communication arises less from logistical coordination than from the ontological necessity of shared meaning. Historically, civilizations have been sculpted by successive transformations in communicative modalities–from oral traditions that encoded cosmologies to print cultures that institutionalized jurisprudence and scientific rationality. Each technological inflection has recalibrated not only the velocity of transmission but also the hierarchy of authority and the legitimacy of knowledge claims. At the interpersonal stratum, communication unfolds across verbal articulation, non-verbal gesturality, and paralinguistic modulation, forming a semiotic constellation wherein silence may signify as profoundly as speech. Misalignment across these strata frequently precipitates alienation or conflict, underscoring that effective communication entails calibrated reciprocity rather than unilateral expression. Within organizational ecosystems, communicative transparency functions as the linchpin of institutional trust. Hierarchical opacity engenders informational asymmetries that corrode cohesion, whereas dialogic engagement fosters adaptive resilience and innovation. Cultural matrices further complicate communicative exchange by embedding within linguistic codes tacit assumptions and normative expectations. What manifests as assertiveness in one milieu may register as impropriety in another, necessitating intercultural literacy and contextual discernment. In the digital epoch, algorithmic mediation amplifies communicative reach while simultaneously engendering echo chambers and epistemic fragmentation. The ethical stewardship of discourse thus assumes heightened urgency. Communicative competence in contemporary society demands not only rhetorical dexterity but also critical reflexivity and moral accountability. Ultimately, to communicate is to participate in the co- authorship of social reality; it is through language that humanity perpetually reconstructs the contours of its shared existence.The term “epistemic fragmentation” refers to:ADivision of academic disciplinesBThe breakdown of shared knowledge frameworksCLinguistic simplificationDInstitutional decentralization
- 417expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: She placed a can of soup on the shelf.AThey opened a can of beans for lunch.BHe asked if she can lift fifty kg.CThe trash can was full.DHe ate pineapple from the can.
- 418expand_moreIdentify the incorrectly spelt word:AAvariciousBTemerariousCRepentantDInadvartant
- 419expand_moreSelect the correct option: The speaker’s explanation was so packed with technical jargon that it veered into __________.AopacityBopalescentCpoaceousDopaque
- 420expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: India’s heritage of wellness traditions–seen in Yoga, Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani–forms a layered blend of philosophy, physiology, and metaphysical thought. Rather than remaining frozen in time, these systems have continuously adapted, negotiating their place within local practice and global health conversations. Central to this worldview is the belief that the body is not merely a biological machine but a field of interlinked rhythms and energies. Yoga, shaped by Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, is not simply a set of postures; it is a comprehensive discipline intended to align body, mind, and consciousness. In contemporary settings, however, Yoga has often been commercialized, especially outside India, where its philosophical grounding is frequently reduced to fitness routines or stress-management tools. While this shift has expanded global appeal, it also triggers concerns about cultural appropriation and loss of intellectual depth. Ayurveda views illness as an imbalance of the tridosha–vata, pitta, and kapha–forces said to govern bodily function. It emphasizes prakriti (constitution), ahara (diet), and dinacharya (daily regimen) as pillars of preventive care. Unlike allopathy’s symptom-focused interventions, Indian traditional medicine aims to restore equilibrium within the body’s internal ecology. This approach resonates with modern interest in personalized, preventive medicine, though the biomedical community often remains skeptical due to differences in method and proof. Government support for AYUSH reflects renewed institutional attention, yet critics warn against unquestioning promotion, pointing to limited standardized clinical trials, inconsistency in diagnostic frameworks, and difficulties in evidence-based validation. Moreover, commercial packaging of Ayurvedic products can marginalize traditional knowledge holders, turning living traditions into market commodities. The relationship between these systems and modern healthcare is therefore both hopeful and complex. Integrative models–especially in chronic care, mental health, and palliative support–may work, but they require epistemic humility and strict regulation. The risk lies in either glorifying these traditions as cure-alls or dismissing them as unscientific leftovers. Their future relevance depends on preserving philosophical depth while applying transparent, rigorous scrutiny, through dialogue rather than extremes.What position does the author take regarding combining traditional medicine with modern healthcare?ATraditional systems should replace allopathyBModern medicine must reject traditionCIntegration can work with humility and regulationDBoth should remain strictly separate
- 421expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The researcher prepared a brief digest of the new regulations.AAfter dinner, she sipped herbal tea to help her digest the heavy food.BThe newspaper published a weekly digest of national headlines.CThe editor compiled a digest of court rulings for subscribers.DThe professor assigned a digest of the research report to the class.
- 422expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘A person who is skilled in many areas’.AAutodidactBDilettanteCLuminaryDPolymath
- 423expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'Deliberate breach of faith or betrayal of trust'.AMendacityBTurpitudeCPerfidyDTreachery
- 424expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of an early film material.ACelluloidBCelluloidnCCelluliodDCeluloid
- 425expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of microorganism-based pollution cleanup.ABioremediationBBioremydiationCBiorimediationDBioremedation
- 426expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘A formal speech or writing that offers elaborate praise for someone’ADirgeBPanegyricCHomilyDMonologue
- 427expand_moreSelect the correct option: It is essential that the agreement _____ approved prior to the deadline.Awill beBwasCbeDhas been
- 428expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. They said, “We are leaving for a tour.”AThey said that they are leaving for a tour.BThey said that they were leaving for a tour.CThey said that they left for a tour.DThey said they had leaving for a tour.
- 429expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. Choose the most accurate indirect speech conversion. The principal said, “Maintain silence during the examination.”AThe principal said to maintain silence during the examination.BThe principal ordered that silence is maintained during the examination.CThe principal instructed them to maintain silence during the examination.DThe principal told maintain silence during the examination.
- 430expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: UnremittingAConstantBUnceasingCSporadicDPerpetual
- 431expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said to him, "Have you submitted the quarterly report?"AShe asked him had he submitted the quarterly report.BShe asked him whether he has submitted the quarterly report.CShe asked him whether he had submitted the quarterly report.DShe said him that he had submitted the quarterly report.
- 432expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The scientist might have been conducting the experiment.AThe experiment might have conducted by the scientist.BThe experiment might have been conducting by the scientist.CThe experiment might have been being conducted by the scientist.DThe experiment might being conducted by the scientist.
- 433expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Why did the editor disregard the major stylistic irregularities?AWhy have the major stylistic irregularities been disregarded by the editor?BWhy are the major stylistic irregularities being disregarded by the editor?CWhy did the major stylistic irregularities be disregarded by the editor?DWhy were the major stylistic irregularities disregarded by the editor?
- 434expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part: He was accused for misappropriating confidential funds.Aaccused of misappropriatingBaccused with misappropriatingCaccused to misappropriateDcharged for misappropriate
- 435expand_moreChoose the correctly spelt word meaning “a formal expression of protest or disapproval”.AExpostulationBExpostullationCExpossulationDExpostelation
- 436expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The tourists had taken many photographs.AMany photographs have been taken by the tourists.BMany photographs are taken by the tourists.CMany photographs had been taken by the tourists.DMany photographs were being taken by the tourists.
- 437expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: This manuscript is more older than the one displayed in the archive.Amuch older thanBolder thanCmore old thanDoldest than
- 438expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This process helps ensure that the food we consume is safe and free from harmful microbes or other impurities.
2. Food processing refers to a set of techniques used to convert raw ingredients into edible products.
3. These techniques may include simple steps like chopping and grinding, as well as advanced procedures such as pasteurization and fermentation.
4. In addition, it supports preservation by increasing shelf life and can also improve nutritional value.A2, 3, 1, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C3, 1, 4, 2D4, 2, 1, 3 - 439expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: ‘A place where wild animals are kept’.ARepositoryBAquariumCAviaryDMenagerie
- 440expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The parcel is delivered to the reception desk every evening.AThe reception desk delivers the parcel every evening.BSomeone delivers the parcel to the reception desk every evening.CThe reception desk has delivered the parcel every evening.DThe parcel delivers itself to the reception desk every evening.
- 441expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of heat-energy physics.AThermodinamicsBThermdynamicsCThermodynamicsDThermodynemics
- 442expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: LUMINOUSAGloomyBMurkyCOpaqueDResplendent
- 443expand_moreSelect the correct option: The intervention aimed to ___ the adverse effects rather than exacerbate them.AameliorateBamalgamateCameliorationDamortize
- 444expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The archaeologist noted that the artefact had been deliberately concealed.AThe archaeologist said, "Someone concealed the artefact deliberately."BHe noted, "The artefact is being concealed."CThe archaeologist said, "The artefact had been deliberately concealed."DHe said, "The artefact was never found."
- 445expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech.
The manager said that the employees were adapting to the new system quickly.A"The employees are adapting to the new system quickly," said the manager.B"The employees were adapting to the new system quickly," said the manager.C"The employees adapted to the new system quickly," said the manager.D"The employees had adapted to the new system quickly," said the manager. - 446expand_moreSelect the correct spelling of a word meaning ‘a person who avoids work or effort’.ASluggardBSluggurdCSluggaredDSlugard
- 447expand_moreChoose the correct comparison structure: Seldom had the panel encountered a report _____ comprehensive as this one.AtooBsoCasDthat
- 448expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “A person who advocates reform or improvement.”ATraditionalistBReactionaryCReformerDAbsolutist
- 449expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: India’s heritage of wellness traditions–seen in Yoga, Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani–forms a layered blend of philosophy, physiology, and metaphysical thought. Rather than remaining frozen in time, these systems have continuously adapted, negotiating their place within local practice and global health conversations. Central to this worldview is the belief that the body is not merely a biological machine but a field of interlinked rhythms and energies. Yoga, shaped by Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, is not simply a set of postures; it is a comprehensive discipline intended to align body, mind, and consciousness. In contemporary settings, however, Yoga has often been commercialized, especially outside India, where its philosophical grounding is frequently reduced to fitness routines or stress-management tools. While this shift has expanded global appeal, it also triggers concerns about cultural appropriation and loss of intellectual depth. Ayurveda views illness as an imbalance of the tridosha–vata, pitta, and kapha–forces said to govern bodily function. It emphasizes prakriti (constitution), ahara (diet), and dinacharya (daily regimen) as pillars of preventive care. Unlike allopathy’s symptom-focused interventions, Indian traditional medicine aims to restore equilibrium within the body’s internal ecology. This approach resonates with modern interest in personalized, preventive medicine, though the biomedical community often remains skeptical due to differences in method and proof. Government support for AYUSH reflects renewed institutional attention, yet critics warn against unquestioning promotion, pointing to limited standardized clinical trials, inconsistency in diagnostic frameworks, and difficulties in evidence-based validation. Moreover, commercial packaging of Ayurvedic products can marginalize traditional knowledge holders, turning living traditions into market commodities. The relationship between these systems and modern healthcare is therefore both hopeful and complex. Integrative models–especially in chronic care, mental health, and palliative support–may work, but they require epistemic humility and strict regulation. The risk lies in either glorifying these traditions as cure-alls or dismissing them as unscientific leftovers. Their future relevance depends on preserving philosophical depth while applying transparent, rigorous scrutiny, through dialogue rather than extremes.Which option best represents the Ayurvedic view of illness, as discussed?ADestroying pathogens through antibioticsBUsing synthetic drugs for instant reliefCRebalancing the body through lifestyle and routineDCorrecting genetic defects directly
- 450expand_moreSelect the correct spelling of a word meaning 'complex administrative system'.ABeurocracyBBureoucracyCBureaucracyDBureaucarcy
- 451expand_moreIdentify the misspelt word:APerseveranceBSupersedeCPrivillageDMischievous
- 452expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. They said, “We will finalize the contract tomorrow.”AThey said they will finalize the contract the next day.BThey said they would finalize the contract the following day.CThey said they would finalize the contract tomorrow.DThey said they shall finalize the contract the next day.
- 453expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The applicants were being interviewed by the panel members.AThe panel members interviewed the applicants.BThe panel members had interviewed the applicants.CThe applicants were interviewed by the panel members.DThe panel members were interviewing the applicants.
- 454expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech: She said that she wanted to meet the principal.A"I want to meet the principal," she said.B"I wanted to meet the principal," she said.C"I wished to meet the principal," she said.D"May I meet the principal?" she said.
- 455expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: ImpecuniousADestituteBOpulentCBankruptDPenurious
- 456expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, “We are launching the sustainability initiative next month.”AShe said that they were launching the sustainability initiative the following month.BShe said that they are launching the sustainability initiative next month.CShe said that we were launching the sustainability initiative next month.DShe said that they had launched the sustainability initiative the following month.
- 457expand_moreChoose the correct phrasal verb: The research supervisor advised the scholar to ______ her central hypothesis before submitting the revised manuscript.Alook overBexpand onCrun intoDpass off
- 458expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: You must adapt with these changing circumstances.Ato these changing circumstancesBadapt these changing circumstancesCadapt to these changing circumstancesDby these changing circumstances
- 459expand_moreChoose the correct spelling of a word meaning 'harmless'.AInocuousBInnocuousCInnoccuousDInnocuos
- 460expand_moreConvert into indirect speech: He said, “I am feeling tired.”AHe said he is feeling tired.BHe said he was feeling tired.CHe said he feels tired.DHe said he had felt tired.
- 461expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A person who insists on strict adherence to rules'.ADespotBMartinetCPedantDZealot
- 462expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for the given phrase: A person who is indifferent to pain or pleasureAHedonistBSensitiveCEmotionalDStoic
- 463expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute: A person who challenges accepted beliefsAIconoclastBActivistCLoyalistDIdealist
- 464expand_moreSelect the correct option: The researcher found the correlation to be ________ weak to shape policy.Aextremely veryBtooCas it isDso
- 465expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: Each of the employees have submitted the form.Ahas submitted the formBhave submit the formCwere submitting the formDhas submit the form
- 466expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: You must stop your brother to do such acts.Afrom doing such actsBof doing such actsCnot to do such actsDdoing such acts
- 467expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She reverted back to her previous stance after reviewing the additional evidence.ArevertedBreturned backCcame backDhas reverted back
- 468expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She answered the questions quick.Avery quickBswiftlyCrapidlyDquickly
- 469expand_moreSelect the correct option: The panel opted ___________ extending the deadline due to strict compliance rules.AforBagainstCwithDon
- 470expand_moreSelect the correct option: The committee meets on Monday, ___ the final decision will be announced.AwhereuponBat thenCwhenDon which
- 471expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: PolymathicAIntellectualBUninformedCSkilledDSaintly
- 472expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The suspect is believed to have been hiding for several days.APeople believe the place hid the suspect.BSomeone is believed to hide the suspect.CThe suspect is believed to have hidden himself.DPeople believe the suspect has been hiding for several days.
- 473expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: I suggested that he goes to the veterinary surgeon immediately as his dog was not well.Ago to veterinary surgeon at onceBshould goes to the veterinary surgeonCgo to the veterinary surgeon immediatelyDshould have gone to the veterinary surgeon
- 474expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: They were broadcasting the match at 8 pm.AThe match is broadcast at 8 pm.BThe match was broadcast at 8 pm.CThe match was being broadcast at 8 pm.DThe match has been broadcast at 8 pm.
- 475expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The team proved itself capable to handle the most intricate negotiations.Ain handling the most intricateBfor handling the most intricateCof handling the most intricateDto be handling the most intricate
- 476expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: They enjoyed a lot during the picnic.Ahave enjoyed a lotBenjoyed themselves a lotCenjoyed during the picnicDwere enjoyed
- 477expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The machinery was known to have been operated manually during the testing phase.AManual operators were known to test the machinery.BSomeone was known to operate the machinery manually during testing.CIt was known that the machinery had been manually tested.DIt was known that someone had manually operated the machinery during testing.
- 478expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: TorporAStuporBLivelinessCSluggishnessDInertia
- 479expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: She bought a ream of printer paper for the office.AThe author had to go through reams of notes to write her book.BHe produced reams of paperwork, but none of it was useful.CThe plumber had to ream out the pipes to remove the blockage.DThe admin ordered one ream of A4 sheets for the office.
- 480expand_moreSelect the correct option: Her rebuttal, although polished, did not __________ the core issue raised by the opposition.AaddressBdepressCilludeDcircumvent
- 481expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: SUCCUMBARefuseBAdmitCYieldDAccept
- 482expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. He asserted that the cryptographic protocol might have resisted the attack had entropy been truly random.AHe asserted, "Had entropy been truly random, the cryptographic protocol might have resisted the attack."BHe said, "If entropy is truly random, protocol might resist attack."CHe asserted, "If entropy had been random, protocol might resist attack."DHe said, "Entropy random, protocol resists attack."
- 483expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: Something mysterious or difficult to understandAConundrumBAllegoryCEnigmaDMirage
- 484expand_moreIdentify the correct spelling of the term chromosomal “three copies”.ATrissomieBTrissomyCTrisomyDTrisomie
- 485expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'Fear of confined spaces'.AAcrophobiaBClaustrophobiaCHydrophobiaDAgoraphobia
- 486expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. He remarked that, if the proposal were approved, the implementation would commence immediately.AHe said, “If the proposal was approved, the implementation will commence immediately.”BHe said, “If the proposal is approved, the implementation will commence immediately.”CHe said, “If the proposal had been approved, the implementation would have commenced immediately.”DHe said, “If the proposal were approved, the implementation would commence immediately.”
- 487expand_moreChoose the right collocation: The report delivers a _____ evaluation of the new policy framework.Athrew goingBthorough-goingCcomprehensive-goDgoing-thorough
- 488expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Over the past ten years, India’s shift toward a digital-first society has been remarkably transformative. What started as an effort to widen internet reach has steadily grown into one of the world’s largest digital networks. Driven by flagship government programmes like Digital India, the nation has seen rapid expansion in internet usage, digital transactions, and e-governance. A defining milestone was the introduction of Aadhaar, a biometric identity platform that made access to multiple public services safer and more efficient. Alongside this, the growth of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) helped India bypass older banking limitations by enabling instant, affordable transfers across both cities and villages. Notably, the COVID-19 outbreak became an unforeseen accelerator. With restrictions and distancing norms in place, people increasingly depended on digital alternatives–telehealth, virtual learning, and work-from-home became necessities. This sudden reliance pushed institutions to strengthen infrastructure and adopt scalable tech. Yet, challenges remain. The digital gap between urban and rural India continues, with many villages still lacking stable connectivity while metros benefit from faster broadband. Additionally, issues like data privacy, cyber threats, and the spread of misinformation have become serious concerns. Even so, India’s digital rise highlights its flexibility and drive. With more than 850 million internet users and growing, the country now stands at a turning point where strong policy, inclusive connectivity, and responsible innovation will shape what comes next.Which flagship government programme is described as the main driver behind India’s expanding digital ecosystem?ANational Fibre GridBTech Bharat MissionCDigital India ProgrammeDIndia Online Network
- 489expand_more. What does the author imply is necessary for effective AI governance? Read the following passage and answer the questions. Recent global discussions on artificial intelligence regulation have intensified following rapid advancements in generative AI tools. Governments across the world are grappling with a dual challenge: fostering innovation while preventing misuse. While AI systems have improved efficiency in healthcare diagnostics, financial modelling, and language translation, concerns about misinformation, data privacy breaches, and algorithmic bias persist. The European Union’s AI Act attempts to classify AI systems based on risk categories, imposing stricter obligations on high- risk applications. Meanwhile, countries like the United States and India are emphasizing flexible regulatory frameworks to avoid stifling technological growth. However, critics argue that regulatory fragmentation across nations could create compliance burdens for multinational firms. Moreover, overregulation may inadvertently push innovation into less regulated jurisdictions. At the same time, underregulation risks societal harm. The debate underscores a broader tension between technological acceleration and institutional preparedness. Ultimately, effective governance may require international coordination, transparency mandates, and public digital literacy initiatives rather than isolated national policies.AComplete deregulationBNational isolationCInternational cooperation and transparencyDCorporate self-regulation only
- 490expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. One effective approach is to broaden energy options by moving from fossil fuels to renewables such as solar, wind, and geothermal power.
2. To limit the harshest impacts of climate change, the world must sharply cut dependence on carbon-heavy energy systems.
3. This transition not only reduces greenhouse gases but also improves air quality and opens fresh economic pathways.
4. In addition, policies that increase efficiency in buildings and transport can further reduce overall energy demand.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C4, 1, 2, 3D2, 3, 1, 4 - 491expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CUTTINGAKindBPleasantCGentleDSarcastic
- 492expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The current debate involves key economic issues.AThe swimmer fought against the current.BThe current trends favor decentralization.CHis current address is unknown.DThe minister spoke on current policy.
- 493expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The committee might have revised the regulatory framework during the session.AThe regulatory framework might revise by the committee during the session.BThe regulatory framework might be revised by the committee during the session.CThe regulatory framework might have been revised by the committee during the session.DThe regulatory framework has been revised by the committee during the session.
- 494expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The accelerated exhaustion of fossil fuel reserves, compounded by escalating ecological degradation and geopolitical volatility, has repositioned renewable energy from a peripheral environmental concern to a central axis of global strategic discourse. Yet public deliberations frequently remain confined to questions of generation capacity, neglecting the equally consequential dimension of systemic integration. A sophisticated appraisal of renewable energy must therefore encompass not merely its diverse sources–solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, and biomass–but also the heterogeneous sectors within which it can recalibrate economic structures, redistribute political leverage, and foster environmental equity. In the sphere of electricity production, decentralized photovoltaic arrays and micro-hydel installations have begun to supplant carbon-intensive grids, particularly in geographically marginalized regions historically excluded from centralized infrastructure. Wind corridors in coastal and semi-arid territories have likewise catalyzed localized employment ecosystems while attenuating reliance on imported hydrocarbons. Beyond electricity, renewable modalities are permeating transportation logistics, industrial thermodynamics, and agrarian mechanization. Second-generation biofuels synthesized from lignocellulosic agricultural residues present a viable decarbonization pathway for aviation and long-haul freight–domains conventionally resistant to electrification. Concurrently, solar- powered irrigation systems have augmented agrarian autonomy by mitigating dependence on erratic grid supply and diesel combustion. Nevertheless, the transformative promise of renewables is circumscribed by structural impediments, including intermittency, storage constraints, land acquisition conflicts, and prohibitive capital outlays. An imprudent or inequitable transition, devoid of infrastructural resilience and community assent, risks reproducing the asymmetries it purports to dismantle. Thus, the pivotal inquiry transcends production metrics and instead interrogates how renewable energy can be embedded cohesively across sectors, geographies, and socio-political hierarchies.What is the principal contention advanced by the author?ARenewable energy is exclusively viable in electricity generationBIts transformative potential resides in cross-sectoral integrationCIt eliminates geopolitical volatilityDIt is primarily symbolic in policy discourse
- 495expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the word: ReverenceAAdmirationBContemptCHonorDVeneration
- 496expand_moreSelect the correct option: The principal investigator insisted ___ conducting a peer-reviewed replication prior to dissemination.AatBwithConDfor
- 497expand_moreSpot the correctly spelt term related to weather science.AMetrologyBMeteorologyCMeteorlogieDMetreology
- 498expand_moreChoose the correct phrasal verb: The investigator was unable to _____ the truth from the conflicting reports.Aput offBbring aboutCsort outDtake over
- 499expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘A person who avoids pleasures and lives with strict self-discipline’.ASkepticBAsceticCMysticDAgnostic
- 500expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: ROSEATEAUncertainBDetrimentalCPromisingDInauspicious
- 501expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. The key aim of this process is to make items safer to consume by reducing germs and impurities.
2. Food preservation refers to techniques used to keep perishable items from spoiling quickly.
3. These techniques may include drying, freezing, canning, and methods like salting or pickling.
4. Moreover, it helps retain quality, improves storage duration, and reduces overall food waste.A2, 3, 1, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C1, 4, 3, 2D4, 2, 1, 3 - 502expand_moreChoose the correct spelling for a word meaning ‘concise and forcefully expressive’.APithyBPithieCPitheyDPithhy
- 503expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: INTRANSIGENTAYieldingBAmenableCObstinateDPliant
- 504expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. He said that he used to visit his grandparents during holidays.A“I visited my grandparents during holidays,” he said.B“I use to visit my grandparents during holidays,” he said.C“I used to visit my grandparents during holidays,” he said.D“I was visiting my grandparents during holidays,” he said.
- 505expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: ASSIDUOUSADiligentBCarelessCNegligentDLazy
- 506expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He asked, "Did you complete the homework?"AHe asked whether I completed the homework.BHe asked if I had completed the homework.CHe asked did I completed the homework.DHe asked that I had completed the homework.
- 507expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: UnremittingAConstantBUnceasingCSporadicDPerpetual
- 508expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. Ritika said, “Rajiv does not listen to me.”ARitika said Rajiv don’t listen to her.BRitika said that Rajiv doesn’t listened to her.CRitika said that Rajiv didn’t listen to her.DRitika said that Rajiv didn’t listened to her.
- 509expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. IncipientAEmbryonicBRudimentaryCGerminalDMature
- 510expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The accelerated exhaustion of fossil fuel reserves, compounded by escalating ecological degradation and geopolitical volatility, has repositioned renewable energy from a peripheral environmental concern to a central axis of global strategic discourse. Yet public deliberations frequently remain confined to questions of generation capacity, neglecting the equally consequential dimension of systemic integration. A sophisticated appraisal of renewable energy must therefore encompass not merely its diverse sources–solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, and biomass–but also the heterogeneous sectors within which it can recalibrate economic structures, redistribute political leverage, and foster environmental equity. In the sphere of electricity production, decentralized photovoltaic arrays and micro-hydel installations have begun to supplant carbon-intensive grids, particularly in geographically marginalized regions historically excluded from centralized infrastructure. Wind corridors in coastal and semi-arid territories have likewise catalyzed localized employment ecosystems while attenuating reliance on imported hydrocarbons. Beyond electricity, renewable modalities are permeating transportation logistics, industrial thermodynamics, and agrarian mechanization. Second-generation biofuels synthesized from lignocellulosic agricultural residues present a viable decarbonization pathway for aviation and long-haul freight–domains conventionally resistant to electrification. Concurrently, solar- powered irrigation systems have augmented agrarian autonomy by mitigating dependence on erratic grid supply and diesel combustion. Nevertheless, the transformative promise of renewables is circumscribed by structural impediments, including intermittency, storage constraints, land acquisition conflicts, and prohibitive capital outlays. An imprudent or inequitable transition, devoid of infrastructural resilience and community assent, risks reproducing the asymmetries it purports to dismantle. Thus, the pivotal inquiry transcends production metrics and instead interrogates how renewable energy can be embedded cohesively across sectors, geographies, and socio-political hierarchies.The author cautions that a precipitous transition may:AEradicate fossil fuels prematurelyBIntensify storage innovationCReproduce structural inequitiesDDiminish employment ecosystems
- 511expand_moreWhich spelling is correct for a word meaning 'relating to the countryside'?ARooralBRurrallCRuraelDRural
- 512expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘Fear of closed spaces.’AClaustrophobiaBArachnophobiaCAcrophobiaDHydrophobia
- 513expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The research team will have reverified the samples before sunrise.AThe samples have been reverified by the research team before sunrise.BThe samples will have been reverified by the research team before sunrise.CThe samples will be reverified by the research team before sunrise.DThe samples would have been reverifying by the research team before sunrise.
- 514expand_moreShe has the reputation ______ an honest leader.Ato have honestyBof being an honest leaderCof being the honest leaderDto be honesty
- 515expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, "Let us reconsider the proposal before the final vote."AShe said let us reconsider the proposal.BShe told that they must reconsider the proposal.CShe suggested us to reconsider the proposal before the final vote.DShe suggested that they should reconsider the proposal before the final vote.
- 516expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In the architecture of human civilization, language operates not merely as a communicative instrument but as the generative substrate upon which collective consciousness is constructed. Communication transcends transactional exchange; it constitutes the epistemic medium through which realities are negotiated, identities are affirmed, and social contracts are sustained. The exigency of communication arises less from logistical coordination than from the ontological necessity of shared meaning. Historically, civilizations have been sculpted by successive transformations in communicative modalities–from oral traditions that encoded cosmologies to print cultures that institutionalized jurisprudence and scientific rationality. Each technological inflection has recalibrated not only the velocity of transmission but also the hierarchy of authority and the legitimacy of knowledge claims. At the interpersonal stratum, communication unfolds across verbal articulation, non-verbal gesturality, and paralinguistic modulation, forming a semiotic constellation wherein silence may signify as profoundly as speech. Misalignment across these strata frequently precipitates alienation or conflict, underscoring that effective communication entails calibrated reciprocity rather than unilateral expression. Within organizational ecosystems, communicative transparency functions as the linchpin of institutional trust. Hierarchical opacity engenders informational asymmetries that corrode cohesion, whereas dialogic engagement fosters adaptive resilience and innovation. Cultural matrices further complicate communicative exchange by embedding within linguistic codes tacit assumptions and normative expectations. What manifests as assertiveness in one milieu may register as impropriety in another, necessitating intercultural literacy and contextual discernment. In the digital epoch, algorithmic mediation amplifies communicative reach while simultaneously engendering echo chambers and epistemic fragmentation. The ethical stewardship of discourse thus assumes heightened urgency. Communicative competence in contemporary society demands not only rhetorical dexterity but also critical reflexivity and moral accountability. Ultimately, to communicate is to participate in the co- authorship of social reality; it is through language that humanity perpetually reconstructs the contours of its shared existence.Which statement most accurately encapsulates the central thesis?ACommunication primarily accelerates information transfer.BLanguage is foundational to constructing collective realities.CTechnological innovation determines cultural superiority.DCommunication is secondary to institutional power.
- 517expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. He stated that he had completed the assignment the previous night.AHe said, “I completed the assignment last night.”BHe said, “I have completed the assignment last night.”CHe said, “I had completed the assignment last night.”DHe said, “I complete the assignment the previous night.”
- 518expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'An animal that feeds on plants and animals'.AHerbivoreBCarnivoreCOmnivoreDScavenger
- 519expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: It has been claimed that important data was being disclosed by employees within the firm.ASomeone has claimed that employees were disclosing important data within the firm.BImportant data had been disclosed by employees, it is claimed.CEmployees have allegedly been disclosing important data within the firm.DThe firm was allegedly disclosing employee’s data.
- 520expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: While financial inclusion is often praised as a driver of equitable growth, its implementation in rural India presents a paradox. On paper, schemes such as the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), Aadhaar-enabled payment systems, and mobile banking have revolutionized access. Yet, in practice, access does not necessarily translate into utility. A significant number of rural account holders remain dormant users, often constrained by digital illiteracy, infrastructural limitations, and deeply entrenched socio-cultural barriers. In numerous villages, banking correspondents (BCs)–the foot soldiers of India's rural financial architecture–are overburdened, undertrained, and often unsupported by robust technological infrastructure. The notion that a biometric fingerprint or a one-time password could substitute for financial literacy is naïve at best. Many beneficiaries, especially women, face systemic exclusion, not just due to lack of documentation, but because patriarchal norms often discourage or control women's interactions with banking services. Moreover, while financial inclusion aims to integrate the rural poor into the formal economy, the informal credit system continues to flourish. This coexistence is not accidental but symptomatic of a trust deficit and functional inefficiencies within formal institutions. Local moneylenders, albeit exploitative, offer immediacy and familiarity, elements often absent in bureaucratic banking processes. The digital push, accelerated post-2016 demonetization and COVID-19, has undoubtedly expanded the ecosystem. However, digital penetration without digital comprehension can widen the exclusion gap. Without focused digital education, grievance redressal mechanisms, and gender-sensitive outreach, financial inclusion may remain more rhetorical than real. In essence, true inclusion cannot be measured merely by the number of accounts opened but must reflect active participation, trust, and accessibility across gender, literacy, and regional lines. Until then, the dream of a financially empowered rural India will remain aspirational.What assumption does the author criticise regarding digital financial systems?AMobile payments are fastBBiometrics ensure securityCOTPs can replace financial educationDRural people distrust technology
- 521expand_moreSelect the correct option: Only after years of meticulous study could the researcher ___ the conflicting narratives of the empire’s downfall.AretractBmodifyCreconcileDresonate
- 522expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. DUPLICITOUSABetrayingBDeceitfulCCandidDTreacherous
- 523expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The archaeologist unearthed a ceremonial stele near the ancient ruins.AThe museum curator examined the inscribed stele with meticulous care.BThe historian deciphered the reliefs carved upon the commemorative stele.CThe botanist observed that the stele of the plant regulates water and nutrient transport.DThe priest consecrated the memorial stele at the village shrine.
- 524expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She did not spoke to anyone.Adid spokeBspokenCdid not speakDwas not speaking
- 525expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Education and wisdom are frequently treated as interchangeable in everyday discourse, yet a perceptive observer recognises a clear and essential distinction between them. Education refers to the structured acquisition of knowledge, typically validated through degrees, academic achievements, and mastery of formal disciplines. It is imparted via organized curricula, institutional evaluation systems, and theoretical models that emphasize intellectual competence. Wisdom, however, extends beyond formal learning. It represents the thoughtful and ethical application of knowledge in real-world situations, shaped by experience, self-reflection, emotional intelligence, and moral awareness. A person may be highly educated and still lack wisdom if they are unable to translate learning into sound judgement or responsible action. In contrast, many individuals–such as farmers, craftsmen, or elders– may possess limited formal education, yet demonstrate remarkable wisdom through prudent choices informed by lived experience and practical insight. While education sharpens the intellect, wisdom deepens understanding. In the modern age of information overload and algorithm-driven thinking, the gap between education and wisdom has become increasingly pronounced. Educational systems often prioritise rote learning, examination performance, and standardized outcomes, sometimes at the expense of critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and emotional maturity. As a result, society produces individuals adept at solving technical problems but less capable of making balanced decisions that require empathy, patience, and foresight. Unlike education, wisdom cannot be downloaded, accelerated, or certified. It develops gradually through trial and error, failure, reflection, and a nuanced comprehension of human behaviour. Moreover, education is often temporally limited, concluding with academic milestones or formal qualifications, whereas wisdom is a lifelong pursuit. It reveals itself not through certificates, but through humility, consistency in ethical conduct, and the capacity to navigate uncertainty with clarity and grace. Ultimately, the highest form of intelligence lies not merely in knowing what is right, but in consistently choosing to act upon it–even when doing so is difficult or inconvenient.According to the author, which individuals may possess wisdom even without formal education?ACorporate executivesBAcademiciansCFarmers and craftsmenDPolicy analysts
- 526expand_moreSelect the correct option: Even though the phenomenon is uncommon, it may still occur _________ prolonged drought conditions.AtowardsBamidstCbetweenDunder
- 527expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She is senior than me in college.Ais more senior thanBis senior fromCis elder thanDis senior to
- 528expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has steadily shifted from being a side activity of charity to a core expectation within today’s business environment. Companies now recognise that their obligations extend beyond investors to employees, customers, local communities, and ecological well-being. This change is rooted in the understanding that sustainable profits and long-term stability depend on ethical behaviour and inclusive development. CSR is no longer confined to symbolic giving; it involves planned efforts such as protecting the environment, ensuring fair labour standards, practising transparent governance, and contributing to community upliftment. Organisations may, for example, support tree-plantation programmes, sponsor education, guarantee just compensation, or channel funds into clean-energy solutions. These actions are not purely selfless–they strengthen brand credibility, encourage customer trust, and reduce regulatory uncertainty. In countries such as India, CSR has even taken a legal form, requiring eligible firms to allocate a portion of profits toward social initiatives, thereby formalising responsible capitalism. Still, meaningful CSR differs sharply from surface-level image management. Cosmetic CSR–where firms perform one-off acts mainly to enhance publicity–may backfire when examined closely, revealing moral gaps. By contrast, mission-led CSR integrated into business planning can spur innovation and widen market access, especially in neglected areas. Moreover, stakeholders, particularly socially alert millennials and Gen Z, monitor corporate conduct more intensely than ever. With social platforms amplifying scrutiny, any mismatch between stated principles and real actions can trigger immediate reputational harm. Hence, CSR today functions both as value creation and as risk control. Ultimately, the strongest CSR initiatives are those that connect business goals with social progress, narrowing the distance between profit-making and public good.What central idea does the writer communicate about CSR in the present business era?AIt has become irrelevant todayBIt is compulsory across every nationCIt has become a fundamental part of corporate planningDIt is restricted only to charitable donations
- 529expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The principal announced that the annual sports day would be held on the following Friday.AThe principal announced, "The annual sports day will be held next Friday."BThe principal said, "The annual sports day is held on the following Friday."CThe principal said, "The annual sports day would be held on the following Friday."DThe principal announced, "The annual sports day will be held on Friday."
- 530expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure:
The report will have been submitted by the analyst before the deadline.AThe analyst will submit the report before the deadline.BThe analyst had submitted the report before the deadline.CThe analyst has submitted the report before the deadline.DThe analyst will have submitted the report before the deadline. - 531expand_moreSelect the correct option: Without her prompt intervention, the discussion might well have ___ into an acrimonious stalemate.AabstainedBdevolvedCemergedDejected
- 532expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, "My friends will leave tonight."AHe said that his friends will leave that night.BHe said his friends would leave tonight.CHe said that his friends would leave that night.DHe said his friends would be leaving tonight.
- 533expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The manager told the staff that due dates must be met strictly.A“Due dates must be met strictly,” said the manager.B“You should meet the due dates strictly,” said the manager.C“Meet the due dates strictly,” the manager said.D“Due dates are to be met,” said the manager.
- 534expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: FLEETINGAShort-livedBTransientCEnduringDMomentary
- 535expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: VindicateACorroborateBUpholdCImpugnDRatify
- 536expand_moreIdentify the misspelt wordAUbiquitousBInconspicuousCFastidiousDSupercilous
- 537expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: Ragini insisted that she comes along with us.Acame along with usBshould come along with usCis coming along with usDhas to come along with us
- 538expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: “A hidden / coded method of writing.”AEpitaphBCipherCEpistleDDiatribe
- 539expand_moreWhat does the passage identify as the key reason behind India’s poor Olympic outcomes after 1980? Read the passage and answer the following questions. India’s association with the Olympics dates back to 1900, when Norman Pritchard, a British-Indian sportsperson, secured two silver medals in athletics. Yet, India’s first true team breakthrough arrived much later–at the 1928 Amsterdam Games–when the men’s hockey squad captured its maiden Olympic gold and announced India’s dominance on the world stage. Thereafter came a celebrated phase in which Indian men’s hockey ruled the Olympics, collecting eight gold medals from 1928 to 1980–an extraordinary record. However, this brilliance did not translate into consistent overall success. After 1980, India experienced a striking medal lull, revealing deeper structural shortcomings such as weak infrastructure, insufficient training systems, and limited grassroots talent identification. Many athletes had to depend heavily on personal grit rather than organized support to reach global standards. In recent decades, though, the story has shifted towards guarded hope. With initiatives like the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) and stronger corporate backing, athletes increasingly receive better coaching, nutrition planning, and mental-conditioning support. Medal counts remain moderate but have improved–highlighted by Neeraj Chopra’s landmark javelin gold at Tokyo 2020. Another encouraging development is the widening of India’s sporting footprint: progress is now visible across badminton, shooting, boxing, athletics, and more–not just hockey and wrestling. Notably, Indian women athletes have also emerged as key contributors in recent Olympic performances. Even so, converting promise into podium finishes still demands sustained funding, scientific sports planning, and a culture that values multiple sports beyond cricket. India’s Olympic identity is still taking shape, but the ambition is unmistakable: to evolve from participation to true powerhouse status.AWeak public enthusiasm for sportsBExcessive dependence on cricket cultureCDeep-rooted flaws in the sports systemDAbsence of international exposure events
- 540expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She has the reputation to be an honest leader.Ato have honestyBof being an honest leaderCof being the honest leaderDto be honesty
- 541expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: TRUNCATEDAAmplifiedBCurtailedCElaboratedDAugmented
- 542expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a term for involuntary repetition of others’ words.AEcholaliaBEcolaliaCEcholaeliaDEcholallia
- 543expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. Choose the option that most accurately represents it in indirect speech. Rita said, "Hurrah! We have won the tournament."ARita exclaimed sadly that they had won the tournament.BRita said that we have won the tournament.CRita exclaimed with joy that they had won the tournament.DRita said in joy that I have won the tournament.
- 544expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The discourse on environmental governance in contemporary India reveals a layered tension between developmental imperatives and ecological sustainability. While legislative frameworks such as environmental impact assessments and conservation statutes ostensibly safeguard natural resources, the implementation of these provisions frequently encounters bureaucratic inertia and political compromise. Economic growth, often valorized as a metric of national progress, tends to eclipse ecological considerations, particularly when infrastructural expansion promises immediate fiscal returns. Consequently, forests, wetlands, and coastal ecosystems are routinely reclassified for industrial or urban use under the rhetoric of modernization. Yet the narrative of development versus conservation is not merely dichotomous. Grassroots movements, indigenous communities, and environmental activists have increasingly articulated alternative paradigms that reconceptualize progress as symbiotic rather than extractive. For instance, community-led forest management initiatives demonstrate that local stewardship can align economic sustenance with biodiversity preservation. However, such models often remain marginalized within mainstream policy discourse, overshadowed by centralized decision-making mechanisms. The role of the judiciary has emerged as a critical mediating force in this landscape. Public interest litigations have compelled governmental agencies to adhere to environmental norms, occasionally halting projects that threaten fragile ecosystems. Nonetheless, judicial intervention, while corrective, is reactive rather than preventative. Sustainable governance necessitates institutional foresight–embedding ecological ethics within planning processes rather than invoking them retrospectively. Moreover, technological advancements complicate environmental governance. While renewable energy and green infrastructure offer promising avenues, they are not devoid of trade-offs. The extraction of rare earth minerals for solar panels and batteries introduces new ecological dilemmas. Thus, sustainability must transcend tokenistic compliance and evolve into a holistic ethic that interrogates consumption patterns, corporate accountability, and citizen responsibility alike. Without such systemic recalibration, environmental governance risks devolving into a performative gesture rather than a transformative praxis.What complexity is associated with renewable technologies?AThey are entirely sustainableBThey introduce new ecological dilemmasCThey eliminate resource extractionDThey require no regulatory oversight
- 545expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: HAPHAZARDAOrganizedBIntentionalCRandomDPlanned
- 546expand_moreChoose the correctly spelt word from the options below related to the scientific study of how drugs affect the mind, behaviour, and mental processes.APsychopharmacolgyBPsychopharmacologyCPsychopharmocologyDPsychopharmecology
- 547expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: DETRIMENTALADamagingBBeneficialCSoothingDSupportive
- 548expand_moreSelect the correct option: Her conclusion was bold and diametrically _____ the earlier findings of the committee.Aat odds withBalong withCin tune withDaside from
- 549expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Someone must have altered the access codes.AThe access codes must have been altered.BThe access codes must have altered by someone.CThe access codes must be altered by someone.DThe access codes must had been altered.
- 550expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: I was discussing about the matter with him.Awas discussing regardingBhad a discussion aboutCwas discussingDhad been discussing about
- 551expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The scholar presented a detailed review of the tripos in nineteenth-century Cambridge examinations.AThe university archived the tripos papers for future reference.BMany students prepared intensely for the tripos to secure honours.CThe photographer adjusted the tripos to steady the camera on uneven ground.DThe lecturer explained how the tripos shaped academic rankings.
- 552expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: ANACHRONISTICAModernBFuturisticCTimelyDOutdated
- 553expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: TRENCHANTAAmbiguousBFeebleCIncisiveDHazy
- 554expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The CEO stated that had the merger succeeded, the company would have expanded globally.A“If the merger succeeded, the company would expand,” said the CEO.B“Had the merger succeeded, the company would have expanded globally,” said the CEO.C“If the merger had succeeded, the company will expand globally,” said the CEO.D“Had the merger succeed, the company would expand,” said the CEO.
- 555expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for the words in bold: The researcher specialized in the study of human cultures.AAnthropologyBSociologyCEthnologyDPaleontology
- 556expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, “Let the documents not be circulated without authorization.”AShe asked not to circulate the documents without authorization.BShe instructed that the documents should not be circulated without authorization.CShe said that let the documents not be circulated.DShe ordered no one circulate the documents.
- 557expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She has the reputation to be an honest leader.Ato have honestyBof being an honest leaderCof being the honest leaderDto be honesty
- 558expand_moreSelect the correct spelling of a word meaning “optimistically confident, particularly in adversity.”ASanguineBSanguinneCSanguinDSangwine
- 559expand_moreSelect the correct option: Hardly had the meeting begun ____ the power went out.AwhenBthanCthenDwhile
- 560expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, "I was very tired yesterday."AShe said she had been very tired the day before.BShe said she was very tired yesterday.CShe said she had been very tired yesterday.DShe said she is very tired the day before.
- 561expand_moreIdentify the correctly spelt adjective that means “a fortunate discovery by chance.”ASerendipitousBSerendipiousCSerendepitiousDSerendiptous
- 562expand_moreWhich is the correct spelling of a word meaning “independence in decision-making”?ASovereigntyBSoverigntyCSoveriegntyDSoverignity
- 563expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: Had I been aware of the delay, I will start earlier.Awould have started earlierBwould start earlierChad started earlierDwould started earlier
- 564expand_moreChoose the correct form: The panel of experts, along with the chief advisor, ______ scheduled to submit the report tomorrow.AareBwereCisDhave been
- 565expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'The skill of using language in a compelling and influential manner'.APhoneticsBPragmaticsCMorphologyDRhetoric
- 566expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Legal advisors urged the firm to amend the draft immediately.AIt was urged that the firm amend the draft immediately.BThe draft was urged by legal advisors to be amended.CThe firm was urged by legal advisors to amend the draft immediately.DLegal advice was urging amendment of the draft.
- 567expand_moreIdentify the misspelt wordAAccommodationBOccurenceCMaintenanceDRenaissance
- 568expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: LOONYARationalBStrangeCZanyDRidiculous
- 569expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: COMPLAISANTAObstinateBSubservientCVigilantDDiffident
- 570expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: Ancient artifacts are believed to have been quietly removed from the location by trespassers before the audit.ATrespassers removed the ancient artifacts before the audit.BThe location was quietly cleared before the audit.CTrespassers are believed to have quietly removed ancient artifacts before the audit.DThe artifacts had been removed prior to the audit.
- 571expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: ABJUREADemandBAcceptCRenounceDRetain
- 572expand_moreConvert the sentence from passive to active voice: The citizens were warned about the cyclone by the authorities.AThe authorities warned the citizens about the cyclone.BThe citizens warned the authorities about the cyclone.CThe authorities have warned the citizens.DThe citizens were warning the authorities.
- 573expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The cathedral’s façade was reinforced by a carved corbel supporting the balcony.AThe stone corbel bore the immense weight of the arch above it.BThe corbel displayed intricate medieval craftsmanship.CThe strategist used a political corbel to justify his controversial alliance.DThe damaged corbel was carefully restored during renovation.
- 574expand_moreRead the passage and answer the questions: Nearly 60% of the human body is composed of water, making it extraordinarily indispensable for various physiological processes–many of which remain undiscovered–such as regulating body temperature and enabling metabolic activities. However, despite its significance, people often fail to maintain adequate hydration in their daily routines, a lapse that can become agonizingly apparent when health declines. Even slight dehydration can negatively impact mental alertness, decrease physical stamina, and affect heart function. On the other hand, excessive water intake, though uncommon, may result in hyponatremia–a serious condition caused by an imbalance of sodium in the blood. The quantity of water required differs from person to person, depending on factors like age, physical structure, climatic conditions, and activity levels. While traditional advice recommends consuming eight glasses of water daily, recent findings support a more individualized approach, relying on indicators such as thirst and urine colour to assess hydration needs. Moreover, hydration is not limited to drinking water alone, as fruits and vegetables with high water content also contribute significantly. In today’s world, where caffeinated drinks and processed food consumption is widespread, maintaining proper hydration requires conscious effort. Many beverages tend to increase fluid loss rather than replenish it. Therefore, health experts recommend consistent water intake along with habits such as limiting caffeine and including water-rich foods in the diet.Identify the option that contains a relative clause.AThe ocean floor, though harsh, supports diverse life forms.BOnce affected, these systems struggle to recover.CMining harms organisms that are specially adapted to such environments.DIndustrial processes disturb marine ecosystems.
- 575expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the word: REBELLIOUSADefiantBLoyalCCooperativeDPassive
- 576expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech: She said, “I met him yesterday morning.”AShe said she had met him the previous morning.BShe said she has met him yesterday morning.CShe said she was meeting him yesterday morning.DShe said she had meet him the previous morning.
- 577expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: NugatoryATriflingBInconsequentialCNegligibleDSubstantial
- 578expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “A remark that seems absurd or self-opposing but can contain truth.”AProverbBDoctrineCParadoxDSatire
- 579expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A person who collects and studies postage stamps'.ANumismatistBPhilatelistCCartographerDPhilanthropist
- 580expand_moreRead the passage and answer the questions: Nearly 60% of the human body is composed of water, making it extraordinarily indispensable for various physiological processes–many of which remain undiscovered–such as regulating body temperature and enabling metabolic activities. However, despite its significance, people often fail to maintain adequate hydration in their daily routines, a lapse that can become agonizingly apparent when health declines. Even slight dehydration can negatively impact mental alertness, decrease physical stamina, and affect heart function. On the other hand, excessive water intake, though uncommon, may result in hyponatremia–a serious condition caused by an imbalance of sodium in the blood. The quantity of water required differs from person to person, depending on factors like age, physical structure, climatic conditions, and activity levels. While traditional advice recommends consuming eight glasses of water daily, recent findings support a more individualized approach, relying on indicators such as thirst and urine colour to assess hydration needs. Moreover, hydration is not limited to drinking water alone, as fruits and vegetables with high water content also contribute significantly. In today’s world, where caffeinated drinks and processed food consumption is widespread, maintaining proper hydration requires conscious effort. Many beverages tend to increase fluid loss rather than replenish it. Therefore, health experts recommend consistent water intake along with habits such as limiting caffeine and including water-rich foods in the diet.Which of the following best represents the author's main concern about current hydration practices?APeople depend too much on general guidelines for water intake.BIndividuals ignore the contribution of food to hydration.CPeople rely only on thirst signals for hydration.DModern dietary and lifestyle habits make proper hydration challenging.
- 581expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: She was made to feel responsible for the team's failure by the manager.AThe manager had her feel responsible for the team's failure.BThe manager made her feel responsible for the team's failure.CThe team's failure was blamed on her by the manager.DThe manager got her to be blamed for the team's failure.
- 582expand_moreSelect the correct option: _____ discipline is necessary, creativity should never be stifled.AWhenBWhereCWhileDUnless
- 583expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a sense related to body-movement awareness.AProprioseptionBPropriosepsionCProprioceptionDPropriocepction
- 584expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Resilience, frequently romanticized as an innate trait possessed by a fortunate few, is more accurately understood as a cultivated capacity shaped by cognitive framing, social context, and adaptive practice. Rather than signifying mere endurance, resilience entails the dynamic recalibration of perspective in the face of adversity. It is not the negation of vulnerability but the strategic integration of it into a broader narrative of growth. At its psychological core, resilience involves metacognitive awareness–the ability to examine one’s own thought patterns and reconfigure maladaptive interpretations. Individuals who demonstrate resilience often engage in cognitive reappraisal, transforming perceived setbacks into provisional challenges rather than definitive failures. This reframing does not trivialize hardship; instead, it situates difficulty within a continuum of learning and adaptation. Sociologically, resilience is scaffolded by relational networks. Communities that cultivate solidarity, empathy, and reciprocal support provide a buffer against existential uncertainty. Isolation, conversely, amplifies fragility by constricting interpretive flexibility. Thus, resilience is not solely an intrapersonal phenomenon but an emergent property of collective belonging. Educational and organizational institutions further mediate resilience through their tolerance for error and experimentation. Environments that stigmatize failure engender risk aversion, whereas those that normalize iterative learning foster adaptive confidence. Importantly, resilience does not imply stoicism devoid of emotion; it necessitates emotional literacy–the capacity to recognize, articulate, and regulate affective states without repression. Cultural narratives also contour the boundaries of resilience. Societies that equate worth with unbroken success may inadvertently pathologize struggle, obscuring the developmental value of adversity. By contrast, cultures that acknowledge impermanence and flux often embed resilience within their ethical frameworks. Technological acceleration complicates this terrain by compressing feedback cycles and amplifying comparative pressures. Constant exposure to curated portrayals of achievement can distort self- appraisal, undermining resilience through unrealistic benchmarking. Consequently, intentional pauses–moments of reflection and disengagement–become critical to sustaining psychological equilibrium. Ultimately, resilience is neither static nor universally formulaic; it is a recursive praxis of reflection, adaptation, and communal interdependence.Which of the following is NOT presented as a factor influencing resilience?ACultural narratives about successBEmotional literacyCAlgorithmic amplification of comparisonDGenetic determinism alone
- 585expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech: She said, "I met him yesterday morning."AShe said she had met him the previous morning.BShe said she has met him yesterday morning.CShe said she was meeting him yesterday morning.DShe said she had meet him the previous morning.
- 586expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: EXIGUOUSAMeagreBImmenseCRedundantDPlentiful
- 587expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The rapid expansion of social media has reshaped democratic life in profound ways, functioning at once as a driver of public participation and a channel for strategic deception. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, once viewed mainly as spaces for personal sharing, have evolved into major arenas of political conversation. They allow citizens to voice opinions, rally around causes, and hold those in power accountable almost instantly. Since democracy depends on the circulation of ideas and information, social media appears to broaden access by weakening the control once exercised by traditional gatekeepers. Political figures can address voters directly without editorial mediation, and citizen-led movements can use viral momentum to bring neglected concerns into public focus. In moments of high political intensity–elections, mass protests, policy disputes–these platforms operate like a modern digital marketplace of ideas, enabling wider involvement than was previously possible through newspapers or public meetings. Yet this openness carries serious risks. The same networks that spread accurate information can also accelerate falsehoods, deepen polarization, and strengthen echo chambers through algorithmic reinforcement. In several democracies, electoral processes have been challenged by fake profiles, coordinated harassment, and organized disinformation efforts. Further, content designed to trigger emotion and maximize engagement often overshadows careful reasoning, turning political discussion into a noisy stream of anger and extremes. Hence, the influence of social media on democracy depends not only on technology, but also on the ethical rules that shape its use. Strong oversight, public media awareness, and transparency in how algorithms rank and recommend content are crucial if societies wish to gain the benefits while limiting the damage. Ultimately, social media is not automatically beneficial or harmful–it reflects collective choices. Whether it strengthens democratic stability or fuels distortion depends on how responsibly it is used by citizens, institutions, and the platforms themselves.Why does the author describe social media as a “double-edged” force in democracy?AIt is inexpensive to useBIt focuses mostly on images and videosCIt spreads both reliable information and false narrativesDIt connects people globally
- 588expand_moreSelect the correct option: Her analysis was __ than impressive; it was nearly revelatory.AlessBmoreCotherDrather
- 589expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: FurtiveASneakyBStealthyCCovertDOpen
- 590expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The discourse on environmental governance in contemporary India reveals a layered tension between developmental imperatives and ecological sustainability. While legislative frameworks such as environmental impact assessments and conservation statutes ostensibly safeguard natural resources, the implementation of these provisions frequently encounters bureaucratic inertia and political compromise. Economic growth, often valorized as a metric of national progress, tends to eclipse ecological considerations, particularly when infrastructural expansion promises immediate fiscal returns. Consequently, forests, wetlands, and coastal ecosystems are routinely reclassified for industrial or urban use under the rhetoric of modernization. Yet the narrative of development versus conservation is not merely dichotomous. Grassroots movements, indigenous communities, and environmental activists have increasingly articulated alternative paradigms that reconceptualize progress as symbiotic rather than extractive. For instance, community-led forest management initiatives demonstrate that local stewardship can align economic sustenance with biodiversity preservation. However, such models often remain marginalized within mainstream policy discourse, overshadowed by centralized decision-making mechanisms. The role of the judiciary has emerged as a critical mediating force in this landscape. Public interest litigations have compelled governmental agencies to adhere to environmental norms, occasionally halting projects that threaten fragile ecosystems. Nonetheless, judicial intervention, while corrective, is reactive rather than preventative. Sustainable governance necessitates institutional foresight–embedding ecological ethics within planning processes rather than invoking them retrospectively. Moreover, technological advancements complicate environmental governance. While renewable energy and green infrastructure offer promising avenues, they are not devoid of trade-offs. The extraction of rare earth minerals for solar panels and batteries introduces new ecological dilemmas. Thus, sustainability must transcend tokenistic compliance and evolve into a holistic ethic that interrogates consumption patterns, corporate accountability, and citizen responsibility alike. Without such systemic recalibration, environmental governance risks devolving into a performative gesture rather than a transformative praxis.What alternative paradigm is proposed by grassroots movements?AExtractive industrializationBCentralized governanceCSymbiotic developmentDJudicial supremacy
- 591expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Scholars might reasonably reassess the manuscript once fresh findings come to light.AThe manuscript might reasonably be reassessed by scholars once fresh findings come to light.BThe manuscript might have been reassessed by scholars once fresh findings come to light.CThe manuscript will be reassessed reasonably by scholars once fresh findings come to light.DThe manuscript could reasonably be reassessing by scholars once fresh findings come to light.
- 592expand_moreSelect the correct option: Neither the project lead ___ the team members were prepared for the audit.AorBnorCeitherDnor did
- 593expand_moreIdentify the misspelt wordAVicereineBfloccinaucinihilipilificationCDefenestrateDSacrilegous
- 594expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the word: IncandescentARadiantBLuminousCBrilliantDDim
- 595expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: Ravi is junior than his brother in the office.Amore junior thanBjunior toCjunior than toDyounger than
- 596expand_moreChoose the correct passive form of the sentence: 'They have been ignoring preservation of the records for years.'APreservation of the records had been ignored by them for years.BPreservation of the records is being ignored by them for years.CPreservation of the records was being ignored by them for years.DPreservation of the records has been being ignored by them for years.
- 597expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CHICANERYALoyaltyBHonestyCTrickeryDTruth
- 598expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: POTENTAStrongBRobustCPowerfulDFeeble
- 599expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of adjective ‘relating to the nervous system’.ANeuroligicalBNeurologicalCNeuroligecalDNeurolojjical
- 600expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the word: EULOGYALamentBTributeCProtestDRebuke
- 601expand_moreThe ascendance of digital platforms has irrevocably altered the architecture of democratic participation, redefining how citizens engage with power and with one another. What began as informal networks for interpersonal interaction have evolved into formidable arenas of political deliberation, activism, and influence. Through platforms such as microblogging sites and multimedia-sharing applications, individuals can now disseminate viewpoints instantaneously, mobilize collective action, and subject public officials to continuous scrutiny. In principle, such immediacy strengthens democratic culture by decentralizing communication and eroding the monopoly once held by traditional media institutions. Political actors no longer rely solely on televised addresses or print editorials; instead, they interface directly with constituents in a dynamic and participatory digital sphere. Nevertheless, this communicative democratization is accompanied by significant vulnerabilities. The velocity with which information circulates online often privileges sensationalism over substantiation, enabling false narratives to gain traction before verification mechanisms can intervene. Algorithmic curation, designed to maximize user engagement, frequently amplifies polarizing content and entrenches ideological echo chambers. Coordinated misinformation campaigns, bot-driven amplification, and digitally orchestrated harassment have, in several instances, compromised public trust in electoral processes and institutional legitimacy. Consequently, while digital platforms expand expressive freedoms, they simultaneously expose democratic systems to novel forms of destabilization. The democratic ramifications of digital media, therefore, hinge not merely on technological innovation but on regulatory foresight and civic responsibility. Robust content moderation policies, enhanced digital literacy, and transparent algorithmic governance are indispensable if societies are to reconcile openness with accountability. Digital platforms, in themselves, are neither guarantors of democratic vitality nor harbingers of its decline; their ultimate impact will be determined by the norms, safeguards, and ethical commitments that shape their use.Why does the author describe digital openness as a vulnerability?ABecause it discourages civic activismBBecause it increases government controlCBecause misinformation can spread rapidlyDBecause it reduces public participation
- 602expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: OBLITERATEAEraseBFosterCAnnihilateDExtinguish
- 603expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The contract is said to have been altered unlawfully by the contractor using fabricated records.AThe contractor is said to have altered the contract unlawfully using fabricated records.BThe contractor altered the contract unlawfully, as it is said.CPeople said the contractor altered the contract unlawfully using fabricated records.DThe contractor had altered the contract unlawfully through fabricated records.
- 604expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “A vast, profound depth that appears endless.”ACrevasseBChasmCAbyssDRavine
- 605expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A person who hates marriage'.AMisogamistBMisanthropeCPolygamistDAnchorite
- 606expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Over the past ten years, India’s shift toward a digital-first society has been remarkably transformative. What started as an effort to widen internet reach has steadily grown into one of the world’s largest digital networks. Driven by flagship government programmes like Digital India, the nation has seen rapid expansion in internet usage, digital transactions, and e-governance. A defining milestone was the introduction of Aadhaar, a biometric identity platform that made access to multiple public services safer and more efficient. Alongside this, the growth of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) helped India bypass older banking limitations by enabling instant, affordable transfers across both cities and villages. Notably, the COVID-19 outbreak became an unforeseen accelerator. With restrictions and distancing norms in place, people increasingly depended on digital alternatives–telehealth, virtual learning, and work-from-home became necessities. This sudden reliance pushed institutions to strengthen infrastructure and adopt scalable tech. Yet, challenges remain. The digital gap between urban and rural India continues, with many villages still lacking stable connectivity while metros benefit from faster broadband. Additionally, issues like data privacy, cyber threats, and the spread of misinformation have become serious concerns. Even so, India’s digital rise highlights its flexibility and drive. With more than 850 million internet users and growing, the country now stands at a turning point where strong policy, inclusive connectivity, and responsible innovation will shape what comes next.What unexpected event is shown as a major push behind faster digital adoption in India?ACurrency ban moveBNew tax rolloutCCOVID-19 outbreakDWorldwide economic slowdown
- 607expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a drug-effect psychology field.APsychopharmacolgyBPsychopharmacologyCPsychopharmocologyDPsychopharmecology
- 608expand_moreSelect the correct option: The proposal, ___ was approved unanimously, will be implemented next month.AthatBwhichCwhatDwhose
- 609expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The prospect of colonising Mars, long dismissed as the province of science fiction and utopian fantasy, is today the subject of earnest scientific inquiry and substantial corporate investment. The Red Planet, once regarded merely as a distant celestial curiosity, has now become the centrepiece of humanity's interplanetary ambitions. Space agencies and private enterprises alike have announced an array of bold initiatives: NASA's Moon-to-Mars architecture, the European Space Agency's Aurora Programme, and SpaceX's Starship project collectively embody a growing consensus that Martian settlement is not merely conceivable but operationally feasible within this century. Central to these missions is the challenge of sustaining human life across the 54-million-kilometre void–a feat demanding breakthroughs in propulsion technology, closed-loop life-support systems, and radiation-hardened habitat design. The Martian atmosphere, composed predominantly of carbon dioxide and exerting only about one percent of Earth's atmospheric pressure, renders conventional breathing impossible and exposes settlers to lethal doses of solar and galactic radiation. However, in-situ resource utilisation (ISRU) technology offers a partial remedy: converting Martian CO₂ and subsurface water ice into breathable oxygen and rocket propellant, dramatically reducing the payload burden of Earth-launched supply missions. Governance poses an equally formidable challenge. The 1967 Outer Space Treaty, crafted during the Cold War, explicitly prohibits national appropriation of celestial bodies, yet is conspicuously silent on private property rights and corporate resource extraction–a lacuna that could precipitate jurisdictional disputes as commercial actors intensify their Martian interests. Psychological and physiological tolls of a minimum two-year round trip, including prolonged microgravity exposure and isolation-induced cognitive decline, further compound mission planners' concerns. Yet proponents argue that just as the colonisation of the New World–for all its ethical complexities–irrevocably expanded civilisation's horizons, the settlement of Mars represents an existential hedge against planetary catastrophe and an unprecedented catalyst for scientific discovery. Whether Mars becomes humanity's second home or remains a monument to terrestrial aspiration ultimately depends on the convergence of political will, technological ingenuity, and cross-border cooperation on an unprecedented scale.What legal concern regarding Mars colonisation does the author highlight?AThe absence of any treaty governing outer space activitiesBThe 1967 Outer Space Treaty’s silence on private property and corporate resource rightsCA binding UN resolution banning private Mars missionsDConflicting national laws on astronaut liability
- 610expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: They should be reviewing the departmental expenditure reports this month.AThe departmental expenditure reports should have been reviewed by them this month.BThe departmental expenditure reports are being reviewed by them this month.CThe departmental expenditure reports should be being reviewed by them this month.DThe departmental expenditure reports should be reviewed by them this month.
- 611expand_moreSelect the correct option: Each of the reports ____________ been verified before submission.AhasBhaveCisDhas been being
- 612expand_moreSelect the sentence containing a homonym of the word 'oriel' as used in the following sentence:
"The old 'oriel' window jutted gracefully from the manor's outer wall."
(A homonym is a word that sounds the same as another word but has a different meaning and often a different spelling.)AThe caretaker cleaned the dust from the oriel before noon.BThe visitor paused near the oriel to look outside.CThe engineer calibrated the signal using the oriel.DThe renovated oriel added charm to the building's facade. - 613expand_moreRead the passage and answer the questions: The relationship between sleep and cognitive performance has become a focal point of neurological research, with mounting evidence suggesting that sleep deprivation exerts a far more pervasive influence on mental functioning than previously acknowledged. Beyond the well-documented effects on alertness and reaction time, chronic sleep insufficiency has been shown to impair higher-order executive functions, including working memory, decision-making, and the capacity for abstract reasoning. These impairments do not manifest as sudden breakdowns but instead accumulate imperceptibly over time, rendering individuals progressively less capable without their awareness–a particularly treacherous dimension of prolonged sleep debt. At the neurological level, sleep serves as a critical period of cellular restoration and synaptic consolidation. During non- REM sleep, the glymphatic system actively clears metabolic waste products from the brain, including amyloid-beta proteins associated with neurodegenerative conditions. Disruption of this process through habitual short sleep has been tentatively linked to elevated long-term risk of cognitive decline. Simultaneously, REM sleep is integral to emotional regulation and the consolidation of procedural and declarative memory–processes that cannot be compensated by mere wakefulness. Despite the compelling scientific consensus surrounding sleep's restorative function, modern professional culture continues to valorise overwork and dismiss sleep as a concession to weakness. Addressing this cultural inertia requires not only individual behavioural change but also systemic institutional reform: workplaces must actively discourage practices that incentivise sleep deprivation, while public health campaigns should endeavour to reframe adequate sleep as a cornerstone of productivity and cognitive wellbeing rather than a sign of insufficient ambition.Which of the following is the correct tense used in the sentence: "Disruption of this process through habitual short sleep has been tentatively linked to elevated long-term risk of cognitive decline."?ASimple PastBPresent Perfect PassiveCFuture ContinuousDPast Perfect Continuous
- 614expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: PungentAInsipidBSpicyCSharpDTangy
- 615expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The director noted that the figures had been inflated.AThe director said, "These figures have been inflated."BThe director said, "The figures are inflated."CThe director said, "The figures were exaggerated."DThe director said, "They inflated the figures."
- 616expand_moreSelect the correct option: Despite careful planning, last-minute complications ___ the credibility of the final report.AerodedBenhancedCcertifiedDalleviated
- 617expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: LOQUACIOUSATalkativeBReticentCMuteDHear
- 618expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: OBDURATEAResoluteBAdamantCPliantDStubborn
- 619expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He is good in Physics.Ahas been better inBis good atCis good forDis best in
- 620expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: INEXORABLEALenientBRelentlessCAdaptableDTender
- 621expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the underlined part of the sentence: The elderly woman died by a sudden cardiac arrest.Awas dead due toBdied ofChad died withDis dead from
- 622expand_moreChoose the correct spelling of a word meaning 'abundant in growth, especially vegetation'.ALuxuriantBLuxuirantCLuxurientDLuxureant
- 623expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech: She said, “Finish it right now.”AShe said to finish it instantly.BShe told to finish it then.CShe told me to finish it immediately.DShe told me finish it right now.
- 624expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: RefulgentARadiantBGleamingCDullDShining
- 625expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: DISCORDAUproarBConcordCRacketDClatter
- 626expand_moreSelect the correct spelling of a word meaning 'cell division of cytoplasm'.ACytokineesisBCytokinesisCCytokinisisDCytokennesis
- 627expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the underlined part of the sentence: The police is searching the building for evidence.Aare searching the building for evidenceBsearches the buildingCwere searching for evidence the buildingDis in search
- 628expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: EBULLIENTAExuberantBMoroseCTaciturnDIndifferent
- 629expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: DILATORYASluggishBImmediateCActiveDResolute
- 630expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'The invention or use of new words or expressions.'ANeologyBNeologismCCoinageDJargon
- 631expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: He chose the current route to reach the station faster.AThe current pulled the boat toward the rocks.BThe professor analyzed current economic reforms.CShe quickly adjusted to current trends in design.DHe revised current affairs before the interview.
- 632expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Citizens can rarely access archived stamps without clearance.AArchived stamps can rarely being accessed without clearance.BArchived stamps could rarely be accessed without clearance.CArchived stamps can rarely be accessed without clearance.DArchived stamps are rarely able to be accessed without clearance.
- 633expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. Choose the option that most accurately represents it in direct speech. The archaeologist stated that the artefacts were of pre-Harappan origin.A"The artefacts are of pre-Harappan origin," he stated.BThe archaeologist said, "The artefacts are of pre-Harappan origin."CThe archaeologist stated, "The artefacts were discovered recently."D"Pre-Harappan artefacts are rare," said the archaeologist.
- 634expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This makes solar power an increasingly cost-competitive alternative to fossil fuels.
2. Solar energy harnesses sunlight through photovoltaic cells to generate electricity.
3. Technological advances have significantly reduced the cost of manufacturing solar panels.
4. Widespread adoption, however, requires improvements in energy storage and grid integration.A2, 3, 1, 4B3, 1, 4, 2C1, 2, 4, 3D4, 2, 3, 1 - 635expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. DissembleASimulateBRevealCConcealDFalsify
- 636expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “Extremely ancient; belonging to a very remote period.”AAntiquatedBMedievalCAntediluvianDObsolete
- 637expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘One who composes traditional ballads and epic verse’.ABardBPlaywrightCEssayistDBiographer
- 638expand_moreFind the correct spelling for a word that means calm under pressure.AEquanimittyBEquanemitieCEquanimityDEquanimitti
- 639expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. He observed that the monument would have evoked greater solemnity had the inscriptions been less ornate.AHe said, “The monument would have evoked greater solemnity had the inscriptions been less ornate.”BHe said, “If the inscriptions are less ornate, the monument evokes solemnity.”CHe said, “The monument will evoke solemnity if inscriptions were less ornate.”DHe said, “Had the inscriptions been less ornate, the monument must evoke solemnity.”
- 640expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: They are planning to go to abroad for training.Aare planning to go abroadBplan going to abroadCare planning to go to the abroadDare planning to go for abroad
- 641expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The conductor praised the rich bass resonance of the choir's lower section.AThe angler pulled a striped bass from the cold river at dawn.BThe bass line in the symphony was composed by Brahms.CShe turned up the bass on the equaliser for a fuller sound.DThe bass drum set the tempo for the entire orchestra.
- 642expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: MELANCHOLYAGloomyBSorrowfulCDowncastDJovial
- 643expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence:
I suggested that he goes to the veterinary surgeon immediately as his dog was not well.Ago to veterinary surgeon at onceBshould goes to the veterinary surgeonCgo to the veterinary surgeon immediatelyDshould have gone to the veterinary surgeon - 644expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: OpprobriumACondemnationBDisreputeCEsteemDDenunciation
- 645expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The relationship between authority and legitimacy is neither automatic nor absolute. Though frequently treated as interchangeable in political discourse, they operate within distinct philosophical frameworks. Authority refers to the recognized right to exercise power, often codified through constitutional or institutional mechanisms, whereas legitimacy is rooted in public consent and ethical justification. The tension between authority and legitimacy constitutes a persistent concern in political theory and civic governance. Institutions derive authority from legal mandates, electoral processes, or historical precedent, thereby ensuring procedural continuity and administrative order. However, legitimacy is contingent upon societal trust and normative approval, which may fluctuate over time. Regimes that maintain authority without sustaining legitimacy often encounter dissent, civil unrest, or moral criticism. Historical examples include governments that enacted discriminatory policies under lawful authority yet faced widespread resistance for violating ethical norms. Conversely, reform movements–though initially lacking formal authority–may acquire legitimacy through collective endorsement and moral persuasion. This distinction reveals that authority does not invariably command legitimacy, and legitimacy can at times challenge established authority. Nevertheless, conflating the two concepts can undermine democratic balance. In pluralistic societies, diverse constituencies interpret legitimacy through varying cultural, ideological, and historical lenses. If authority were to enforce a singular conception of legitimacy, it might suppress dissent and erode institutional neutrality. Contemporary debates surrounding surveillance, digital governance, and environmental regulation further illuminate this dynamic. Legal authorization may permit certain actions, yet public legitimacy may question their ethical ramifications. Therefore, a resilient political system must harmonize institutional authority with evolving standards of legitimacy, while citizens remain vigilant participants in shaping both.Why does the author refer to reform movements lacking formal authority?ATo criticize constitutional systemsBTo illustrate authority’s permanenceCTo demonstrate legitimacy emerging without official powerDTo argue against democratic governance
- 646expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The magistrate declared that justice must be upheld regardless of the consequences.A“Justice should be upheld regardless of the consequences,” declared the magistrate.B“Justice must be upheld regardless of the consequences,” the magistrate declared.C“We uphold justice regardless of the consequences,” declared the magistrate.D“One must uphold justice,” the magistrate declared.
- 647expand_moreSelect the correct option: Only after ten years of fieldwork __ she truly understand the dialect’s nuances.Ashe hadBdid sheCwas sheDshe did
- 648expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘Lasting for only a very short time; transitory.’APerpetualBImmutableCEphemeralDPerennial
- 649expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: ‘A building where dead bodies are kept temporarily’.AMausoleumBCrematoriumCMortuaryDSepulchre
- 650expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: MELANCHOLYAGloomyBSorrowfulCDowncastDJovial
- 651expand_moreIdentify the misspelt wordAAcquiescenceBBourgeoisieCConscientousDEpitome
- 652expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The report will have been submitted by the analyst before the deadline.AThe analyst will submit the report before the deadline.BThe analyst had submitted the report before the deadline.CThe analyst has submitted the report before the deadline.DThe analyst will have submitted the report before the deadline.
- 653expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'Something spoken or performed with no prior rehearsal or planning'.AMonologueBEulogyCExtemporeDPanegyric
- 654expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution: Ravi has always been a person who vehemently opposes authority, control, or tradition.AConformistBAnarchistCOptimistDTraditionalist
- 655expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: Was the final agreement signed by both parties after prolonged negotiations?ADid both parties sign the final agreement after prolonged negotiations?BWere both parties signing the final agreement?CHad the agreement been signed after negotiations?DDid the negotiations sign the agreement?
- 656expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: A decision has been made to get the manuscript reviewed by an external committee.AAn external committee has reviewed the manuscript.BThe manuscript is being reviewed by an external committee.CThey have decided to get the manuscript reviewed by an external committee.DThe manuscript was reviewed by the committee as per the decision.
- 657expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, "Let him go."AShe said let him go.BShe suggested him to go.CShe ordered to let him go.DShe suggested that he should be allowed to go.
- 658expand_moreSelect the correct option: In light of recent discoveries, the theory has been subject to rigorous ___ and reinterpretation.AscrutinyBsanctionCinsinuationDsubversion
- 659expand_moreChoose the correct spelling for "a statement of beliefs"ACreidBCreedCCreadeDCredd
- 660expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, "I am going to the market now."AHe said that he was going to the market then.BHe said that he is going to the market now.CHe told that he was going to the market then.DHe said that he will go to the market then.
- 661expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The committee approved the revised proposal unanimously.AThe revised proposal was approved unanimously by the committee.BThe revised proposal is approved unanimously by the committee.CThe revised proposal has been approved unanimously by the committee.DThe revised proposal was being approved unanimously by the committee.
- 662expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The manuscript is believed to have been authored by an anonymous monk.APeople believe that an anonymous monk authored the manuscript.BAn anonymous monk is believed to have authored the manuscript.CThe manuscript was authored by a monk who was anonymous.DSomeone knows that the manuscript was authored by an anonymous monk.
- 663expand_moreSelect the correct one-word substitute for: 'A formal speech of high praise delivered in honour of a person who has recently died'.AElegyBPanegyricCEulogyDDirge
- 664expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: SomniferousAEnergisingBSleepyCTranquilisingDLulling
- 665expand_moreFind the word that is spelled correctly and means the quality of being harshly sarcastic.ACausticityBCaustisityCCaustycitiDCosticity
- 666expand_moreChange the following sentence from active voice to passive voice: The principal let the students leave the examination hall before time.AThe examination hall was left by the students before time.BThe students were permitted leaving the examination hall before time.CThe students were allowed to leave the examination hall before time.DThe principal was letting the students leave the hall before time.
- 667expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. DECEITFULADuplicitousBUnderhandedCCandidDCrafty
- 668expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: RUSEATrickeryBCandorCDeceitDFraud
- 669expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech: The librarian of Public library said that silence must be maintained in the reading hall.A"Silence should be maintained in the reading hall," said the librarian of public library.B"You will maintain silence in the reading hall," said the librarian of public library.C"Maintain silence in the reading hall," said the librarian of public library.D"Must you maintain silence in the reading hall?" asked the librarian of public library.
- 670expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A discipline concerned with the study of humanity, including its origins, behaviour, and social organisation'.ASociologyBEthnologyCDemographyDAnthropology
- 671expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The injured passenger was carried to the clinic by a few locals.AA few locals carry the injured passenger to the clinic.BA few locals were carrying the injured passenger to the clinic.CA few locals had carried the injured passenger to the clinic.DA few locals carried the injured passenger to the clinic.
- 672expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: No one knows where is he staying.Awhere is he stayBwhere he is staying atCwhere he is stayingDwhere he had stayed is
- 673expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of verbose roundabout speech.ACircumloccutionBCircumlocusionCCircuumlocutionDCircumlocution
- 674expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: ‘One who lives primarily in pursuit of sensual pleasure’.AStoicBRecluseCVoluptuaryDAscetic
- 675expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, "I am watching a movie."AShe said she is watching a movie.BShe said that she was watching a movie.CShe said that she had watched a movie.DShe said she watched a movie.
- 676expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: BIBLIOMANIACABooksellerBAccountantCArchivistDBook-lover
- 677expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part: She is knowing the answer to the inquiry.AknowsBhas knownCis knowDknew
- 678expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: A report is submitted to the supervisor by the intern every Monday.AThe supervisor submits a report to the intern every Monday.BThe intern submits a report to the supervisor every Monday.CThe supervisor submitted a report every Monday.DThe intern has been submitting reports to the supervisor every Monday.
- 679expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The final draft of the report was approved by the regulatory authority after extensive revisions.AThe regulatory authority approved the final draft of the report after extensive revisions.BThe regulatory authority had approved the report.CThe report approved the regulatory authority after revisions.DThe final draft had been approving the authority.
- 680expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She do not understand this concept properly.Ado not understoodBdoes not understandCdid not understandsDis not understand
- 681expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech.
She said, "Where have you been living for the past few months?"AShe asked where had I been living for the past few months.BShe asked where I had been living for the past few months.CShe asked where I have been living for the past few months.DShe said where I had been living for the past few months. - 682expand_moreThe genesis of railway transportation marks one of humanity's most transformative engineering feats, profoundly reshaping industrial, social, and economic landscapes. Early prototypes, such as horse-drawn wagonways in 16th-century Europe, represented rudimentary precursors to modern trains, utilizing wooden rails to minimize friction and facilitate the movement of goods across short distances. The true revolution, however, ignited in the early 19th century with the advent of steam locomotives. Pioneers like George Stephenson, whose famous "Rocket" epitomized technological prowess, demonstrated the unprecedented potential of steam power to move both people and cargo efficiently. This innovation catalyzed the Industrial Revolution, knitting distant regions into cohesive economic fabrics and accelerating urbanization at an unparalleled pace. Throughout the 20th century, the ascendancy of diesel and electric locomotives superseded steam technology, offering greater efficiency, reliability, and environmental benefits. Bullet trains, inaugurated in Japan as the Shinkansen in 1964, redefined expectations regarding speed, safety, and technological sophistication, inspiring global high-speed rail networks. In the contemporary era, magnetic levitation (maglev) trains and hyperloop prototypes promise to further erode the barriers of distance and time, potentially rendering conventional rail obsolete. Yet, amid this rapid evolution, trains remain emblematic not merely of mechanical ingenuity but of societal progression – testaments to human ambition to connect, accelerate, and transcend physical limitations. The trajectory of railway innovation encapsulates a narrative of relentless adaptation, one wherein each epochal shift reflects broader socio-technological metamorphoses.Identify the tense and voice used in the sentence: "Early prototypes, such as horse-drawn wagonways in 16th-century Europe, represented rudimentary precursors to modern trains..."APast Perfect PassiveBSimple Past ActiveCPresent Perfect ActiveDPast Continuous Passive
- 683expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the underlined part of the sentence: No sooner had I arrived at the platform when the train left.Athan the train leftBthen the train leftCwhen the train had leftDthan did the train leave
- 684expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: ‘A person who pretends to be someone else in order to deceive others’.AMimicBActorCImpostorDSpectator
- 685expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The doctor advised him to stop consuming junk food and doing workouts regularly.Astopping junk food and doing regular workoutsBto stop junk food and to workouts regularlyCto stop consuming junk food and to work out regularlyDto not consume junk food and do workouts
- 686expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Investing in public transportation infrastructure can reduce traffic congestion and lower carbon emissions.
2. Urban planners are increasingly focusing on sustainable city development to address environmental challenges.
3. Expanding green spaces, such as parks and urban forests, also helps improve air quality and supports biodiversity.
4. Encouraging walking, cycling, and the use of electric buses complements these efforts and promotes healthier lifestyles.A2, 1, 4, 3B2, 1, 3, 4C1, 2, 3, 4D3, 2, 1, 4 - 687expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The scholar presented a detailed review of the tripos in nineteenth-century Cambridge examinations.AThe university archived the tripos papers for future reference.BMany students prepared intensely for the tripos to secure honours.CThe photographer adjusted the tripos to steady the camera on uneven ground.DThe lecturer explained how the tripos shaped academic rankings.
- 688expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a CSF-shunt procedure.AVentriculoatrialBVentriculoartialCVentriculoatriallDVentriculoateriel
- 689expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. Choose the correct indirect speech. He said, “It has been two weeks since the audit commenced.”AHe said that it had been two weeks since the audit had commenced.BHe said that it was two weeks since the audit commenced.CHe said that it has been two weeks since the audit commenced.DHe said that the audit was commenced two weeks ago.
- 690expand_moreWhich programme is cited in the passage as a major boost to India’s modern Olympic preparation? Read the passage and answer the following questions. India’s association with the Olympics dates back to 1900, when Norman Pritchard, a British-Indian sportsperson, secured two silver medals in athletics. Yet, India’s first true team breakthrough arrived much later–at the 1928 Amsterdam Games–when the men’s hockey squad captured its maiden Olympic gold and announced India’s dominance on the world stage. Thereafter came a celebrated phase in which Indian men’s hockey ruled the Olympics, collecting eight gold medals from 1928 to 1980–an extraordinary record. However, this brilliance did not translate into consistent overall success. After 1980, India experienced a striking medal lull, revealing deeper structural shortcomings such as weak infrastructure, insufficient training systems, and limited grassroots talent identification. Many athletes had to depend heavily on personal grit rather than organized support to reach global standards. In recent decades, though, the story has shifted towards guarded hope. With initiatives like the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) and stronger corporate backing, athletes increasingly receive better coaching, nutrition planning, and mental-conditioning support. Medal counts remain moderate but have improved–highlighted by Neeraj Chopra’s landmark javelin gold at Tokyo 2020. Another encouraging development is the widening of India’s sporting footprint: progress is now visible across badminton, shooting, boxing, athletics, and more–not just hockey and wrestling. Notably, Indian women athletes have also emerged as key contributors in recent Olympic performances. Even so, converting promise into podium finishes still demands sustained funding, scientific sports planning, and a culture that values multiple sports beyond cricket. India’s Olympic identity is still taking shape, but the ambition is unmistakable: to evolve from participation to true powerhouse status.AKhel Pragati AbhiyanBOlympic Excellence DriveCFit Nation CampaignDTarget Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS)
- 691expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part: The supervisor is angry on the subordinate.Aangry atBangry withCangry forDangry over
- 692expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'One who habitually expects the worst outcome in any situation.'AFatalistBPessimistCNihilistDStoic
- 693expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In the architecture of human civilization, language operates not merely as a communicative instrument but as the generative substrate upon which collective consciousness is constructed. Communication transcends transactional exchange; it constitutes the epistemic medium through which realities are negotiated, identities are affirmed, and social contracts are sustained. The exigency of communication arises less from logistical coordination than from the ontological necessity of shared meaning. Historically, civilizations have been sculpted by successive transformations in communicative modalities–from oral traditions that encoded cosmologies to print cultures that institutionalized jurisprudence and scientific rationality. Each technological inflection has recalibrated not only the velocity of transmission but also the hierarchy of authority and the legitimacy of knowledge claims. At the interpersonal stratum, communication unfolds across verbal articulation, non-verbal gesturality, and paralinguistic modulation, forming a semiotic constellation wherein silence may signify as profoundly as speech. Misalignment across these strata frequently precipitates alienation or conflict, underscoring that effective communication entails calibrated reciprocity rather than unilateral expression. Within organizational ecosystems, communicative transparency functions as the linchpin of institutional trust. Hierarchical opacity engenders informational asymmetries that corrode cohesion, whereas dialogic engagement fosters adaptive resilience and innovation. Cultural matrices further complicate communicative exchange by embedding within linguistic codes tacit assumptions and normative expectations. What manifests as assertiveness in one milieu may register as impropriety in another, necessitating intercultural literacy and contextual discernment. In the digital epoch, algorithmic mediation amplifies communicative reach while simultaneously engendering echo chambers and epistemic fragmentation. The ethical stewardship of discourse thus assumes heightened urgency. Communicative competence in contemporary society demands not only rhetorical dexterity but also critical reflexivity and moral accountability. Ultimately, to communicate is to participate in the co- authorship of social reality; it is through language that humanity perpetually reconstructs the contours of its shared existence.Informational asymmetry within institutions leads to:AIncreased efficiency through hierarchyBEnhanced regulatory complianceCErosion of trust and cohesionDAccelerated innovation
- 694expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. The supervisor said to the intern, "You must submit all pending files by Friday."AThe supervisor said the intern must submit all pending files by Friday.BThe supervisor told the intern that she had to submit all pending files by Friday.CThe supervisor told the intern that she must submit all pending files by Friday.DThe supervisor said that the intern has to submit all pending files by Friday.
- 695expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: DUPLICITOUSAHonestBFaithfulCDeceitfulDloyal
- 696expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The employees were made to attend the briefing by the supervisor.AThe supervisor was made to attend the briefing.BThe supervisor had made the employees attended the briefing.CThe supervisor made the employees attend the briefing.DThe supervisor was attending the briefing for the employees.
- 697expand_moreWhich of the following words is misspelt?APerseveranceBSupersedeCPrivillageDMischievous
- 698expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The historian described the vault above the ancient hall.AThe athlete executed a clean vault in the gymnastics final.BThe banker checked the vault before closing the branch.CThe cathedral’s vault displayed intricate carved patterns.DThe old vault collapsed after years of neglect.
- 699expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: AWRYAAlignedBOrderlyCAskewDSymmetrical
- 700expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Will the committee review the amended policy immediately?AWill the amended policy be reviewed immediately by the committee?BWill the amended policy being reviewed immediately by the committee?CWill the amended policy have been reviewed immediately by the committee?DWill the amended policy reviewed immediately by the committee?
- 701expand_moreChoose the correct phrasal verb: After months of negotiation, the two sides finally _____ an agreement acceptable to both parties.Aarrived toBarrived atCarrived onDarrived with
- 702expand_moreWhich is the correct spelling of a word meaning "independence in decision-making"?ASovereigntyBSoverigntyCSoveriegntyDSoverignity
- 703expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, “My friends will leave tonight.”AHe said that his friends will leave that night.BHe said his friends would leave tonight.CHe said that his friends would leave that night.DHe said his friends would be leaving tonight.
- 704expand_moreRead the following passage carefully:
In modern political discourse, there exists a profound dichotomy between conservative and progressive ideologies. While conservatives advocate for traditional values and minimal government intervention, progressives champion social reform and active state involvement in addressing societal issues. This sharp division between two contrasting things has become increasingly evident in recent election cycles, where voters find themselves choosing between fundamentally opposed worldviews. The dichotomy is not merely a matter of disagreement on policy specifics; rather, it represents a fundamental clash of philosophical principles that shape how citizens perceive the role of government in their lives. Understanding this dichotomy is essential for comprehending contemporary political polarization.
The word "dichotomy" in the passage is closest in meaning to:AA sharp division between two contrasting thingsBA complete agreement between two partiesCA gradual merging of two ideasDA detailed comparison of similar elements - 705expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech: He said, "The seminar will commence at 10 a.m."AHe said it may commence at 10 a.m.BHe said it might commence at 10 a.m.CHe said it will commence at 10 a.m.DHe said it commenced at 10 a.m.
- 706expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: FLEETINGAShort-livedBTransientCEnduringDMomentary
- 707expand_moreSelect the correct option: The circular stated that all staff must comply ______ the updated safety guidelines.AtoBwithCforDat
- 708expand_moreChoose the correct spelling of the word meaning ‘easily broken’.ABrittallBBrittalCBrittleDBrittell
- 709expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The professor could have been explaining differential topology for hours.ADifferential topology could have be being explained for hours by the professor.BDifferential topology could have explained for hours by the professor.CDifferential topology could have been being explained for hours by the professor.DDifferential topology could have had been been explained for hours by the professor.
- 710expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The bishop denounced the act as simony, citing church law.AThe cleric was charged with simony for selling sacred offices.BHistorians noted that simony corrupted many medieval appointments.CThe chemist measured the simony of the compound under pressure.DSimony was condemned repeatedly by reform councils.
- 711expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: INFANTILEASophisticatedBSeasonedCPuerileDMature
- 712expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: ConciliatoryAAppeasingBCalmingCProvocativeDPeace-making
- 713expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. Choose the correct direct speech conversion. She stated that seldom had she encountered such procedural ambiguity.A“Seldom have I encountered such procedural ambiguity,” she stated.B“Seldom had I encountered such procedural ambiguity,” she stated.C“I seldom encountered such procedural ambiguity,” she stated.D“I have seldom encountered such procedural ambiguity,” she stated.
- 714expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: ZENITHAOutsetBSummitCAbyssDGroundwork
- 715expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for the given phrase: One who pretends to have knowledge or skillsAScholarBMaestroCExpertDCharlatan
- 716expand_moreSelect the correct option: Hardly had the rover activated ___ it began sending diagnostic signals.AthanBwhenCbeforeDuntil
- 717expand_moreIdentify the correctly spelt adjective that means "a fortunate discovery by chance."ASerendipitousBSerendipiousCSerendepitiousDSerendiptous
- 718expand_moreWhich of these is the correct spelling of a theory centered on utility and consequences?AUtilitarianismBUtiliterianismCUtilitarionismDUtillitarianism
- 719expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The restorer traced a cartouche framing the monarch’s inscription.AThe museum displayed an ancient cartouche enclosing a ruler’s name in hieroglyphs.BThe historian explained how a cartouche protected royal names on temple walls.CThe excavation revealed a broken cartouche beside the burial chamber.DThe designer added a cartouche of scrollwork to surround the portrait on the arch.
- 720expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'The study of handwriting and character analysis'.AGenealogyBGraphologyCNumerologyDChronology
- 721expand_moreSelect the correct phrasal verb: We need to ____ the old files before moving the new ones.Aclean outBclear offCwipe overDgo over
- 722expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Education and wisdom are frequently treated as interchangeable in everyday discourse, yet a perceptive observer recognises a clear and essential distinction between them. Education refers to the structured acquisition of knowledge, typically validated through degrees, academic achievements, and mastery of formal disciplines. It is imparted via organized curricula, institutional evaluation systems, and theoretical models that emphasize intellectual competence. Wisdom, however, extends beyond formal learning. It represents the thoughtful and ethical application of knowledge in real-world situations, shaped by experience, self-reflection, emotional intelligence, and moral awareness. A person may be highly educated and still lack wisdom if they are unable to translate learning into sound judgement or responsible action. In contrast, many individuals–such as farmers, craftsmen, or elders– may possess limited formal education, yet demonstrate remarkable wisdom through prudent choices informed by lived experience and practical insight. While education sharpens the intellect, wisdom deepens understanding. In the modern age of information overload and algorithm-driven thinking, the gap between education and wisdom has become increasingly pronounced. Educational systems often prioritise rote learning, examination performance, and standardized outcomes, sometimes at the expense of critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and emotional maturity. As a result, society produces individuals adept at solving technical problems but less capable of making balanced decisions that require empathy, patience, and foresight. Unlike education, wisdom cannot be downloaded, accelerated, or certified. It develops gradually through trial and error, failure, reflection, and a nuanced comprehension of human behaviour. Moreover, education is often temporally limited, concluding with academic milestones or formal qualifications, whereas wisdom is a lifelong pursuit. It reveals itself not through certificates, but through humility, consistency in ethical conduct, and the capacity to navigate uncertainty with clarity and grace. Ultimately, the highest form of intelligence lies not merely in knowing what is right, but in consistently choosing to act upon it–even when doing so is difficult or inconvenient.As per the author, what has contributed to the growing divide between education and wisdom in modern times?AExcessive reliance on social mediaBDecline in the value placed on wisdomCEmphasis on rote learning and algorithmic approachesDCessation of learning after formal education
- 723expand_moreChoose the correct article: He was appointed as ____ UNESCO representative for cultural heritage preservation.AanBaCtheDno article
- 724expand_moreFind the correctly spelled word meaning ‘extreme frugality’.AParsimoniousBParsimoniusCParsimmoniousDParcimonious
- 725expand_moreSelect the correct option: Rather than weakening the proposal, her analytical objections functioned as a ______ to the prevailing complacency within the advisory panel.AdeterrentBcounterweightCdigressionDanomaly
- 726expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Scholars might reasonably reassess the manuscript once fresh findings come to light.AThe manuscript might reasonably be reassessed by scholars once fresh findings come to light.BThe manuscript might have been reassessed by scholars once fresh findings come to light.CThe manuscript will be reassessed reasonably by scholars once fresh findings come to light.DThe manuscript could reasonably be reassessing by scholars once fresh findings come to light.
- 727expand_moreSelect the correct spelling for a word meaning 'capable of being done':AFeasibleBFeasableCFiesibleDFiesable
- 728expand_moreSelect the correct option: The reporter declined to ______ her informants even after intense questioning.Ahand outBturn overCgive awayDback down
- 729expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, "I have seen that movie already."AHe said that he saw that movie already.BHe said that he had seen that movie already.CHe said that he have seen that movie already.DHe said that he was seeing that movie already.
- 730expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: ABJUREADemandBAcceptCRenounceDRetain
- 731expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. Sikha said, "I like this pen as it is very useful."ASikha said she liked that pen as it was very useful.BSikha said she like that pen as it is very useful.CSikha said she liked this pen as it was very useful.DSikha said she likes that pen as it is very useful.
- 732expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The teacher has explained the concept clearly.AThe concept was clearly explained by the teacher.BThe concept had been clearly explained by the teacher.CThe concept has been clearly explained by the teacher.DThe concept is being clearly explained by the teacher.
- 733expand_moreThe history of cartography is enriched by individuals whose intellectual daring surpassed the mere mapping of terrain, embodying a philosophical compulsion to render the unknown knowable. Each cartographer - whether charting the coastlines of the Mediterranean, the interior of sub-Saharan Africa, or the archipelagos of the Pacific - constructed not merely a geographic record but a testament to the symbiosis of imagination and empirical inquiry. "Claudius Ptolemy" and his monumental second-century Geographia codified the ancient world's spatial understanding, yet figures such as "Ibn Battuta" and later "Gerardus Mercator" reconstituted those foundations entirely. Mercator's epochal 1569 projection, though cartographically distorting the relative scale of landmasses, enabled navigators to plot straight-line courses across the globe with unprecedented precision - portraying geography not merely as a record of place but as an instrument of power. Similarly, "Mae Jemison", the first African-American woman in space, extended cartographic ambition beyond the terrestrial, charting new frontiers in the language of orbital science. The discipline of mapmaking transformed dramatically through the latter decades of the twentieth century and into the twenty-first. Technologies such as Geographic Information Systems and satellite remote sensing enabled layered, dynamic representations of the Earth, while scholars like "Denis Wood" challenged cartography's claim to objectivity, arguing that every map encodes the ideological assumptions of its maker. Meanwhile, indigenous spatial knowledge systems - long subordinated to Western cartographic conventions - increasingly reclaim their epistemic authority as legitimate and irreplaceable frameworks for understanding place. Thus, the story of cartography resists reduction to a chronicle of technical achievement. It is a dialectic between the human ambition to possess the world through representation and the world's irreducible resistance to complete capture - each map simultaneously a revelation and an act of selective concealment.What is the meaning of the word "epochal" in the context "Mercator's epochal 1569 projection enabled navigators to plot straight-line courses across the globe"?ANegligible and easily overlookedBTechnically flawed and unreliableCHighly significant and historicDWidely contested and discredited
- 734expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He dislikes to speak in public.Adislikes to speakingBdislikes from speakingCdislikes speakingDis disliking to speak
- 735expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The envoy said that only after the truce would talks commence.A“Talks commence only after the truce,” said the envoy.B“Only after the truce, talks would commence,” said the envoy.C“Only after the truce will talks commence,” said the envoy.D“Talks would commence once the truce is declared,” said the envoy.
- 736expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: ConciliatoryAAppeasingBCalmingCProvocativeDPeace-making
- 737expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The security team discovered a mole within the intelligence agency.AThe mole burrowed silently beneath the garden lawn overnight.BThe chemist calculated the number of moles in the solution.CAgents worked for months to identify the mole in their network.DA small mole had disrupted the foundations of the flowerbed.
- 738expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The knight adjusted his Pauldron before the joust.AThe armourer repaired the dented pauldron and refastened its straps.BIn the gallery, the curator tagged the pauldron as part of a full suit of armour.CProfessor Pauldron delivered a lecture on medieval warfare to the history students.DThe antique dealer priced the bronze pauldron higher than the matching gauntlets.
- 739expand_moreSelect the correct option: The new rules, though seemingly driven by fiscal necessity, were actually a covert move to __ dissent under “austerity.”AquellBimpugnCswellDrebut
- 740expand_moreSelect the correct spelling of a word meaning 'undoubtedly true'.AIncontrovurtibleBIncontrovartibleCIncontrovatibleDIncontrovertible
- 741expand_moreRead the passage and answer the questions: Nearly 60% of the human body is composed of water, making it extraordinarily indispensable for various physiological processes–many of which remain undiscovered–such as regulating body temperature and enabling metabolic activities. However, despite its significance, people often fail to maintain adequate hydration in their daily routines, a lapse that can become agonizingly apparent when health declines. Even slight dehydration can negatively impact mental alertness, decrease physical stamina, and affect heart function. On the other hand, excessive water intake, though uncommon, may result in hyponatremia–a serious condition caused by an imbalance of sodium in the blood. The quantity of water required differs from person to person, depending on factors like age, physical structure, climatic conditions, and activity levels. While traditional advice recommends consuming eight glasses of water daily, recent findings support a more individualized approach, relying on indicators such as thirst and urine colour to assess hydration needs. Moreover, hydration is not limited to drinking water alone, as fruits and vegetables with high water content also contribute significantly. In today’s world, where caffeinated drinks and processed food consumption is widespread, maintaining proper hydration requires conscious effort. Many beverages tend to increase fluid loss rather than replenish it. Therefore, health experts recommend consistent water intake along with habits such as limiting caffeine and including water-rich foods in the diet.Select the most appropriate substitute for the word "Extraordinarily".ANormallyBExceptionallyCSlightlyDAttractively
- 742expand_moreSelect the correct option: The board decided to restructure the ailing division ________ than dissolve it entirely.AmoreBotherCasDrather
- 743expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, “Where have you submitted the report?”AHe asked where I had submitted the report.BHe asked where had I submitted the report.CHe asked where I have submitted the report.DHe asked where did I submit the report.
- 744expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She demanded me to swallow the medication.Ademanded that I swallow the medicationBme swallowing the medicationCthat me swallow the medicationDto swallow the medication by me
- 745expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: UPBRAIDAExtolBReprimandCCommendDEulogise
- 746expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The engineers may have been overlooking certain critical safety protocols.ACertain critical safety protocols may have been overlooked by the engineers.BCertain critical safety protocols may be being overlooked by the engineers.CCertain critical safety protocols may have been being overlooked by the engineers.DCertain critical safety protocols may had been being overlooked by the engineers.
- 747expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “A condition of temporary suspension or being kept on hold.”AIntervalBBreakCAbeyanceDSleep
- 748expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: LugubriousADisconsolateBBuoyantCLachrymoseDDoleful
- 749expand_moreSelect the correct option: If the firewall ___ disabled, the network notifies the security team immediately.AwereBisChas beenDhad been
- 750expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The priest draped a linen amice around his shoulders before commencing the liturgy.AThe designer fashioned an amice from silk as part of the ceremonial vestment.BThe historian noted that an amice was traditionally worn beneath the alb.CThe actress wrapped an amice around her neck to ward off the evening chill.DThe cathedral preserved an embroidered amice in its treasury archives.
- 751expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The discourse on environmental governance in contemporary India reveals a layered tension between developmental imperatives and ecological sustainability. While legislative frameworks such as environmental impact assessments and conservation statutes ostensibly safeguard natural resources, the implementation of these provisions frequently encounters bureaucratic inertia and political compromise. Economic growth, often valorized as a metric of national progress, tends to eclipse ecological considerations, particularly when infrastructural expansion promises immediate fiscal returns. Consequently, forests, wetlands, and coastal ecosystems are routinely reclassified for industrial or urban use under the rhetoric of modernization. Yet the narrative of development versus conservation is not merely dichotomous. Grassroots movements, indigenous communities, and environmental activists have increasingly articulated alternative paradigms that reconceptualize progress as symbiotic rather than extractive. For instance, community-led forest management initiatives demonstrate that local stewardship can align economic sustenance with biodiversity preservation. However, such models often remain marginalized within mainstream policy discourse, overshadowed by centralized decision-making mechanisms. The role of the judiciary has emerged as a critical mediating force in this landscape. Public interest litigations have compelled governmental agencies to adhere to environmental norms, occasionally halting projects that threaten fragile ecosystems. Nonetheless, judicial intervention, while corrective, is reactive rather than preventative. Sustainable governance necessitates institutional foresight–embedding ecological ethics within planning processes rather than invoking them retrospectively. Moreover, technological advancements complicate environmental governance. While renewable energy and green infrastructure offer promising avenues, they are not devoid of trade-offs. The extraction of rare earth minerals for solar panels and batteries introduces new ecological dilemmas. Thus, sustainability must transcend tokenistic compliance and evolve into a holistic ethic that interrogates consumption patterns, corporate accountability, and citizen responsibility alike. Without such systemic recalibration, environmental governance risks devolving into a performative gesture rather than a transformative praxis.What does the author ultimately advocate?ASymbolic complianceBSystemic ecological recalibrationCIndustrial accelerationDJudicial dominance
- 752expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Education and wisdom are frequently treated as interchangeable in everyday discourse, yet a perceptive observer recognises a clear and essential distinction between them. Education refers to the structured acquisition of knowledge, typically validated through degrees, academic achievements, and mastery of formal disciplines. It is imparted via organized curricula, institutional evaluation systems, and theoretical models that emphasize intellectual competence. Wisdom, however, extends beyond formal learning. It represents the thoughtful and ethical application of knowledge in real-world situations, shaped by experience, self-reflection, emotional intelligence, and moral awareness. A person may be highly educated and still lack wisdom if they are unable to translate learning into sound judgement or responsible action. In contrast, many individuals–such as farmers, craftsmen, or elders– may possess limited formal education, yet demonstrate remarkable wisdom through prudent choices informed by lived experience and practical insight. While education sharpens the intellect, wisdom deepens understanding. In the modern age of information overload and algorithm-driven thinking, the gap between education and wisdom has become increasingly pronounced. Educational systems often prioritise rote learning, examination performance, and standardized outcomes, sometimes at the expense of critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and emotional maturity. As a result, society produces individuals adept at solving technical problems but less capable of making balanced decisions that require empathy, patience, and foresight. Unlike education, wisdom cannot be downloaded, accelerated, or certified. It develops gradually through trial and error, failure, reflection, and a nuanced comprehension of human behaviour. Moreover, education is often temporally limited, concluding with academic milestones or formal qualifications, whereas wisdom is a lifelong pursuit. It reveals itself not through certificates, but through humility, consistency in ethical conduct, and the capacity to navigate uncertainty with clarity and grace. Ultimately, the highest form of intelligence lies not merely in knowing what is right, but in consistently choosing to act upon it–even when doing so is difficult or inconvenient.What is implied by the statement “wisdom enriches the soul”?AIt leads to academic achievementBIt nurtures profound moral understandingCIt enhances language skillsDIt strengthens numerical ability
- 753expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He did not know where was the book kept.Awhere the book was keptBwhere was the bookCwhere did the book keptDwhere the book has kept
- 754expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of the branch of science dealing with the classification of organisms.ATaxonamyBTaxanomyCTaxonomyDTaxsonomy
- 755expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'An exact copy'.AReplicationBManuscriptCModelDFacsimile
- 756expand_moreChoose the correctly spelled term for the body's 24-hour biological rhythm.ACircedianBCircadianCCircadiannDCircadain
- 757expand_moreWhich of the following is the correct conversion of the given indirect speech to direct speech? The supervisor informed the staff that the submission deadline had been pushed back by two days.A"You can turn in the work two days after the scheduled date," the supervisor informed.B"The submission deadline has been pushed back by two days," said the supervisor.C"We are pushing back the submission deadline by two days," the supervisor said.D"You must complete it within two additional days," the supervisor said.
- 758expand_moreSelect the correct option for the Direct Speech conversion of the sentence below. He remarked that, if market liquidity had disappeared completely, the exchange would have halted trading.AHe said, “If market liquidity disappears completely, the exchange halts trading.”BHe said, “If market liquidity had disappeared completely, the exchange would have halted trading.”CHe said, “The exchange will halt trading if market liquidity had disappeared completely.”DHe said, “If the exchange halted trading, it was because market liquidity disappeared completely.”
- 759expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He travels to his hometown every month on train.Awith the trainBin the trainCby a trainDby train
- 760expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A place where coins are made'.AKilnBForgeCMintDDepot
- 761expand_moreAccording to the passage, India’s first Olympic team gold was achieved at which Games? Read the passage and answer the following questions. India’s association with the Olympics dates back to 1900, when Norman Pritchard, a British-Indian sportsperson, secured two silver medals in athletics. Yet, India’s first true team breakthrough arrived much later–at the 1928 Amsterdam Games–when the men’s hockey squad captured its maiden Olympic gold and announced India’s dominance on the world stage. Thereafter came a celebrated phase in which Indian men’s hockey ruled the Olympics, collecting eight gold medals from 1928 to 1980–an extraordinary record. However, this brilliance did not translate into consistent overall success. After 1980, India experienced a striking medal lull, revealing deeper structural shortcomings such as weak infrastructure, insufficient training systems, and limited grassroots talent identification. Many athletes had to depend heavily on personal grit rather than organized support to reach global standards. In recent decades, though, the story has shifted towards guarded hope. With initiatives like the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) and stronger corporate backing, athletes increasingly receive better coaching, nutrition planning, and mental-conditioning support. Medal counts remain moderate but have improved–highlighted by Neeraj Chopra’s landmark javelin gold at Tokyo 2020. Another encouraging development is the widening of India’s sporting footprint: progress is now visible across badminton, shooting, boxing, athletics, and more–not just hockey and wrestling. Notably, Indian women athletes have also emerged as key contributors in recent Olympic performances. Even so, converting promise into podium finishes still demands sustained funding, scientific sports planning, and a culture that values multiple sports beyond cricket. India’s Olympic identity is still taking shape, but the ambition is unmistakable: to evolve from participation to true powerhouse status.A1900 Games held in FranceB1936 Games hosted in GermanyC1928 Games conducted in the NetherlandsD1948 Games hosted in the UK
- 762expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The committee has been reviewing the draft policy since four days.Afrom four daysBby four daysCfor four daysDsince four day
- 763expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said to me, “You ought to study harder.”AHe said me that I ought to study harder.BHe told me that I ought to study harder.CHe told me that you ought to study harder.DHe told that I ought to study harder.
- 764expand_moreConvert the sentence below from passive to active voice: The possibility of the encrypted correspondence being intercepted prior to declassification was not categorically dismissed.AAuthorities categorically dismissed the interception prior to declassification.BThe interception was dismissed before declassification occurred.CThey did not categorically dismiss the possibility that the encrypted correspondence was intercepted prior to declassification.DDeclassification occurred before the dismissal of interception.
- 765expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She inquired where does the principal live.Awhere the principal livesBwhere did the principal liveCwhere the principal livedDwhere does the principal lived
- 766expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: No formal objections were seen to have been raised by the delegates against the revised charter.AIt was seen that the delegates raised formal objections against the revised charter.BThe delegates were seen raising no formal objections against the revised charter.CIt was seen that the delegates had raised no formal objections against the revised charter.DIt was seen that the delegates had made no formal objections to the revised charter.
- 767expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Someone must have altered the access codes.AThe access codes must have been altered.BThe access codes must have altered by someone.CThe access codes must be altered by someone.DThe access codes must had been altered.
- 768expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Did the manager approve the revised budget plan?AWas the revised budget plan approved from the manager?BHad the revised budget plan been approved by the manager?CWas the revised budget plan approved by the manager?DIs the revised budget plan being approved by the manager?
- 769expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The bridge is reported to have been shut down due to safety concerns.AIt is reported that the engineers shut down the bridge due to safety concerns.BOfficials reportedly shut down the bridge because of safety concerns.CAuthorities report that they have shut down the bridge due to safety concerns.DSafety concerns reportedly shut down the bridge.
- 770expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Resilience, frequently romanticized as an innate trait possessed by a fortunate few, is more accurately understood as a cultivated capacity shaped by cognitive framing, social context, and adaptive practice. Rather than signifying mere endurance, resilience entails the dynamic recalibration of perspective in the face of adversity. It is not the negation of vulnerability but the strategic integration of it into a broader narrative of growth. At its psychological core, resilience involves metacognitive awareness–the ability to examine one’s own thought patterns and reconfigure maladaptive interpretations. Individuals who demonstrate resilience often engage in cognitive reappraisal, transforming perceived setbacks into provisional challenges rather than definitive failures. This reframing does not trivialize hardship; instead, it situates difficulty within a continuum of learning and adaptation. Sociologically, resilience is scaffolded by relational networks. Communities that cultivate solidarity, empathy, and reciprocal support provide a buffer against existential uncertainty. Isolation, conversely, amplifies fragility by constricting interpretive flexibility. Thus, resilience is not solely an intrapersonal phenomenon but an emergent property of collective belonging. Educational and organizational institutions further mediate resilience through their tolerance for error and experimentation. Environments that stigmatize failure engender risk aversion, whereas those that normalize iterative learning foster adaptive confidence. Importantly, resilience does not imply stoicism devoid of emotion; it necessitates emotional literacy–the capacity to recognize, articulate, and regulate affective states without repression. Cultural narratives also contour the boundaries of resilience. Societies that equate worth with unbroken success may inadvertently pathologize struggle, obscuring the developmental value of adversity. By contrast, cultures that acknowledge impermanence and flux often embed resilience within their ethical frameworks. Technological acceleration complicates this terrain by compressing feedback cycles and amplifying comparative pressures. Constant exposure to curated portrayals of achievement can distort self- appraisal, undermining resilience through unrealistic benchmarking. Consequently, intentional pauses–moments of reflection and disengagement–become critical to sustaining psychological equilibrium. Ultimately, resilience is neither static nor universally formulaic; it is a recursive praxis of reflection, adaptation, and communal interdependence.What role do communities play in fostering resilience?AThey eliminate all sources of uncertaintyBThey intensify individual vulnerabilityCThey provide relational support that buffers adversityDThey discourage emotional expression
- 771expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The ancient ruins were believed to have been built by an unknown civilisation.AAn unknown civilisation was believed to build the ancient ruins.BPeople believed that an unknown civilisation built the ancient ruins.CIt was believed that the ancient ruins had been built by someone unknown.DIt is believed that an unknown civilisation had built the ancient ruins.
- 772expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The teacher asked to the student to submit the papers.Aasked the student that submit the papersBrequested the student to submit papersCasked the student to submit the papersDtold to the student submit papers
- 773expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Within the maze of global exchange–where nations negotiate, corporations collaborate, and communities interact– the challenge of intercultural communication remains a demanding mental territory. Confusion often stems less from a shortage of vocabulary and more from symbolic mismatch, where pauses, tone, facial expressions, personal space, or even silence are decoded through clashing cultural assumptions. Believing that speaking a language well automatically ensures effective communication is a harmful misconception; fluency can sometimes conceal cultural gaps, letting misunderstanding appear as understanding. In high-context settings–seen in cultures such as Japan and parts of the Arab world–meaning is carried through relationships, indirect hints, shared history, and social rank. In contrast, low-context cultures like Germany and the United States value direct statements, objective framing, and individual clarity. When people from these two styles interact, the mismatch may trigger diplomatic strain, inefficient negotiations, or social distance. Even small behaviors–eye contact, conversational timing, or jokes–can create unease when judged from a single-cultural viewpoint. Moreover, mental filters shaped by schooling, tradition, and political conditioning often strengthen in-group approval while branding unfamiliar styles as “wrong” or “inept.” This ethnocentric tendency fuels stereotyping, shrinks empathy, and limits genuine cooperation. Technology, though it seems to shrink distances, can further complicate intercultural exchange. Emojis, for example, are meaning-flexible; the same symbol may convey warmth in one culture and mockery in another. Machine translation, lacking situational nuance, can turn delicate meaning into awkward distortion. Video calls may also compress or hide paralinguistic signals that support understanding across cultures. Ultimately, crossing these gaps requires self-awareness, cultural humility, and flexible dialogue. Strong intercultural communicators do not only master grammar; they build cultural empathy, question their own perceptions, and develop comfort with uncertainty. Often, the deepest growth arises not by removing differences, but by learning to engage with them.According to the writer, how can technology intensify intercultural miscommunication?ABy increasing face-to-face contactBBy eliminating the need to understand languageCBy reducing non-verbal signals and distorting intended meaningDBy promoting impulsive interaction
- 774expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CONDEMNAAcquitBPardonCDenounceDEndorse
- 775expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: ROSEATEAUncertainBDetrimentalCPromisingDInauspicious
- 776expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. She said, “I purchased a new smartphone.”AShe said that she had purchased a new smartphone.BShe said that she purchases a new smartphone.CShe said that she was purchasing a new smartphone.DShe said that she has purchased a new smartphone.
- 777expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘A mild or indirect expression substituted for one that might be considered too harsh or blunt when referring to something unpleasant’.AAphorismBHyperboleCEuphemismDEpithet
- 778expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CUTTINGAKindBPleasantCGentleDSarcastic
- 779expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word. VolubleATalkativeBGarrulousCReticentDChatty
- 780expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: A detailed plan has been prepared by the committee to address the issue.AThe committee had prepared a detailed plan to address the issue.BThe committee was preparing a detailed plan to address the issue.CThe committee prepared a detailed plan to address the issue.DThe committee has prepared a detailed plan to address the issue.
- 781expand_moreIdentify the sentence in which the word lead is used as a homonym.AThe guide will lead the group through the forest trail.BShe was chosen to lead the research team for the project.CThe old pipes were made of lead, which can be harmful to health.DGood teachers lead their students towards success.
- 782expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: PUERILEAUnseasonedBSkilledCPrudentDWorldly
- 783expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In contemporary philosophical and sociological discourse, the notion of “autonomy” is frequently invoked as an indispensable pillar of liberal democracies and individual self-realization. Yet upon closer scrutiny, the authenticity of such autonomy becomes increasingly contestable. Modern institutions, while ostensibly endorsing freedom of choice, operate through intricate mechanisms of normalization, surveillance capitalism, and algorithmic mediation that subtly delimit the spectrum of available decisions. What is perceived as spontaneous preference often emerges from preconfigured architectures of influence. Consumer ecosystems, fortified by behavioral analytics and predictive modeling, anticipate inclinations before they are consciously articulated. Recommendation algorithms, framed as neutral facilitators of personalization, in fact channel attention toward outcomes optimized for commercial profitability. Social platforms further intensify this dynamic by curating epistemic environments that reinforce preexisting convictions, thereby transforming deliberative plurality into insulated affirmation. Even civic participation, conventionally regarded as the zenith of democratic agency, is susceptible to psychometric targeting strategies that privilege emotional resonance over rational evaluation. Moreover, normative expectations inculcated through educational curricula, cultural narratives, and socio-economic stratification circumscribe the horizons within which individual aspirations crystallize. A career trajectory, ostensibly self-determined, may thus represent the internalization of external prescriptions. The argument advanced here does not negate the possibility of agency; rather, it underscores the necessity of reflexive awareness. Genuine autonomy entails not the absence of influence but the capacity to interrogate and recalibrate it. Without such vigilance, freedom risks devolving into a performative construct– persuasive in rhetoric yet attenuated in substance.Why does the author reference career trajectories?ATo demonstrate educational reformBTo exemplify internalized societal prescriptionsCTo praise economic mobilityDTo critique globalization
- 784expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: FESTIVITYASolemnityBMelancholyCMonotonyDCelebration
- 785expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: No other inventor was as prolific as Edison is.Ais more prolific than EdisonBwas so prolific like Edison isChas been as prolific as EdisonDhad been so prolific like Edison
- 786expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: She levered the box open carefully.AThe company gained financial leverage.BThe lever stopped working suddenly.CThey plan to leave early tomorrow.DHe raised it with effort.
- 787expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, 'I will attend the meeting after the meal.'AHe said that he will attend the meeting after the meal.BHe said that he would attend the meeting after the meal.CHe said that he had attended the meeting after the meal.DHe said that he could attend the meeting after the meal.
- 788expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: It is high time you must follow a proper routine.Afollowed a proper routineBmust have followed a proper routineCfollow a proper routineDwill follow a proper routine
- 789expand_moreWhich is the correct spelling of a word meaning “highly skilled or proficient”?AAdeptBAdepttCAddeptDAdapt
- 790expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘A substance administered to satisfy a patient psychologically rather than medically’.AAntisepticBPlaceboCSedativeDTonic
- 791expand_moreChoose the correct semantic fit: The regulatory intervention was regarded as a ______ to escalating hostilities between the rival factions.AdeterrentBdetractionCdetentionDdeviation
- 792expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CLARIFYAExplainBConfuseCConcealDDistort
- 793expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In the tireless pursuit of achievement, the contrast between hard work and smart work appears not simply as a preference but as a subtle interplay within human productivity. Hard work–linked with sustained effort, unwavering perseverance, and sheer diligence–has long been praised as the foundation of accomplishment. Stories and biographies often glorify the individual who relies on grit and time to reach goals. Yet in a world shaped by precision tools, automation, and mental efficiency, these older assumptions are increasingly questioned. By contrast, smart work emphasizes strategic deployment of effort–using reflection, optimal resource use, and careful situational judgment. It attempts to reduce waste in labour while boosting returns on both thought and action. Smart workers examine systems, identify bottlenecks, and exploit tools–digital platforms or networks–to accelerate results. They step off the treadmill of one-direction exertion by embedding intelligence into execution. Still, praising smart work alone creates its own weakness. Intelligence without discipline often ends in shallowness–a surface-level capability that collapses under prolonged pressure. In the same way, relentless hard work without strategic course-correction can cause exhaustion and low effectiveness. Thus, modern success demands a blend: the wise worker mixes determination with strategy, working not only harder but better. The contrast is therefore not an either-or divide but a complementary relationship. Treating either extreme as ideal ignores the complex realities of performance. In today’s demanding landscape, the combined force of persistence and precision makes outcomes sustainable and impact stronger. Success, ultimately, is not produced by blind toil or cleverness alone, but by intelligent perseverance.Select the sentence that most directly states the drawback of depending only on smart work.A“Hard work…has long been praised…”B“They break the pattern…”C“Intelligence without discipline often ends in shallowness…”D“Thus, modern success demands a blend…”
- 794expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech. The supervisor told the staff that the submission deadline had been pushed back by two days.A“You can turn in the work two days after the scheduled date,” the supervisor informed.B“The submission deadline has been pushed back by two days,” said the supervisor.C“We are pushing back the submission deadline by two days,” the supervisor said.D“You must complete it within two additional days,” the supervisor said.
- 795expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a metamorphic rock texture with large, conspicuous crystals.APrephyroblasticBPorphyroblasticCPorfyrablasticDPorophyroblastik
- 796expand_moreSelect the correct option: She tackled every obstacle __ unflinching resolve and composure.AatBinConDwith
- 797expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The court declared the accused as guilty.Aguilty for the crimeBguiltyCas being guilty in the crimeDguilty for the criminal
- 798expand_moreChoose the correct tense: By next year, she ____ completed her research.Awill beBhasCwill haveDhad
- 799expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The archbishop wore an ornate mitre encrusted with semi-precious stones during the consecration ceremony.AThe carpenter secured the mitre joint with meticulous precision to ensure structural symmetry.BThe cleric adjusted his mitre before addressing the congregation.CThe relic chamber preserved a medieval mitre behind reinforced glass.DThe cathedral displayed a ceremonial mitre in its treasury.
- 800expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: ‘A person excessively preoccupied with minor details or rules’.ALiteratiBPedantCAficionadoDConnoisseur
- 801expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He asked me that where was the office.Athat where the office wasBwhere was the officeCwhere the office wasDwhere office is
- 802expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'An expression of grief or sorrow.'ALamentBDirgeCElegyDAll are correct
- 803expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for the given phrase: A belief that contradicts accepted religious doctrineAApostasyBHeresyCMutinyDRebellion
- 804expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: PHLEGMATICACalmBExcitableCAgitatedDEmotional
- 805expand_moreChoose the correctly spelled word meaning unsuitable:AIncongruousBIncongrueousCIncongrousDInkongruous
- 806expand_moreSelect the correct Direct Speech conversion: He conceded that the symphonic movement would have remained incomplete had the late composer not preserved his annotated drafts.AHe said, "The symphonic movement would have remained incomplete had the late composer not preserved his annotated drafts."BHe said, "The symphonic movement will remain incomplete if the late composer not preserved his annotated drafts."CHe said, "The symphonic movement would remain incomplete had drafts were not preserved."DHe said, "The symphonic movement remains incomplete if the composer had not preserved drafts."
- 807expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The investigation was believed to have been compromised by internal leaks.AThe investigation compromised internal leaks, as believed.BIt was believed that internal leaks had compromised the investigation.CSomeone believed the investigation was compromising leaks.DInternal leaks are believed to compromise the investigation.
- 808expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The final report has been reviewed by several experts.ASeveral experts reviewed the final report.BSeveral experts have reviewed the final report.CThe final report reviewed several experts.DSeveral experts review the final report.
- 809expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Someone had left the emergency exit unlocked overnight.AThe emergency exit had been left unlocked overnight.BThe emergency exit was being left unlocked overnight.CThe emergency exit had to be left unlocked overnight.DThe emergency exit has been left unlocked overnight.
- 810expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ‘Cancellation or reduction of a punishment.’AAcquittalBRemissionCIndictmentDConviction
- 811expand_moreSelect the correct option: The committee insisted that ethical standards must not be compromised ___ the sake of profit.AonBwithCforDat
- 812expand_moreWhich of the following sentences uses the word 'Canon' as a homonym (same pronunciation but completely different meaning) compared to the musical term 'canon' (a composition where the same melody is repeated and overlapped by different voices)?AHe bought a new Canon for wildlife photography.BThe canon echoed beautifully through the hall.CThe singers practised the canon repeatedly before the performance.DThe composer introduced a complex canon in the final movement.
- 813expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a sound-imitative word class.AOnomatopoeyaBOnomatopoeiaCOnnomatopoeiaDOnomatopeia
- 814expand_moreChoose the correctly spelt word meaning of the theory that all knowledge comes from sensory experience.AEmpirisismBEmpiricizmCEmpiricismDEmpericizm
- 815expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: ADULATORYAExcessiveBCostlyCLavishDModest
- 816expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: They allocate the funds at the end of each fiscal quarter.AThe funds are allocated at the end of each fiscal quarter.BThe funds were allocated at the end of each fiscal quarter.CThe funds have been allocated at the end of each fiscal quarter.DThe funds are being allocated at the end of each fiscal quarter.
- 817expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: GRUMPYAIrritableBFriendlyCPoliteDCalm
- 818expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. Meera said, "I can finish the task today."AMeera said that she can finish the task today.BMeera said that I could finish the task that day.CMeera said that she could finish the task that day.DMeera said she will finish the task today.
- 819expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: DUPLICITOUSAHonestBFaithfulCDeceitfulDloyal
- 820expand_moreSpot the correct spelling of a microchip patterning technique.ANanoimprint lithographyBNanoimprient lithographyCNanoimprint lithographieDNanoimprnt lithography
- 821expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: He is eagerly looking forward to meet sakshi soon.Ato meeting sakshiBfor meeting sakshiCmeeting sakshiDto have met sakshi
- 822expand_moreWhich development is presented as the most positive shift in India’s Olympic journey in recent times? Read the passage and answer the following questions. India’s association with the Olympics dates back to 1900, when Norman Pritchard, a British-Indian sportsperson, secured two silver medals in athletics. Yet, India’s first true team breakthrough arrived much later–at the 1928 Amsterdam Games–when the men’s hockey squad captured its maiden Olympic gold and announced India’s dominance on the world stage. Thereafter came a celebrated phase in which Indian men’s hockey ruled the Olympics, collecting eight gold medals from 1928 to 1980–an extraordinary record. However, this brilliance did not translate into consistent overall success. After 1980, India experienced a striking medal lull, revealing deeper structural shortcomings such as weak infrastructure, insufficient training systems, and limited grassroots talent identification. Many athletes had to depend heavily on personal grit rather than organized support to reach global standards. In recent decades, though, the story has shifted towards guarded hope. With initiatives like the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) and stronger corporate backing, athletes increasingly receive better coaching, nutrition planning, and mental-conditioning support. Medal counts remain moderate but have improved–highlighted by Neeraj Chopra’s landmark javelin gold at Tokyo 2020. Another encouraging development is the widening of India’s sporting footprint: progress is now visible across badminton, shooting, boxing, athletics, and more–not just hockey and wrestling. Notably, Indian women athletes have also emerged as key contributors in recent Olympic performances. Even so, converting promise into podium finishes still demands sustained funding, scientific sports planning, and a culture that values multiple sports beyond cricket. India’s Olympic identity is still taking shape, but the ambition is unmistakable: to evolve from participation to true powerhouse status.ACutting down cricket-related focusBReturning to complete hockey supremacyCGrowth across many sports along with stronger women’s performancesDA decline in dominance of Western nations
- 823expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, “I have completed the manuscript.”AHe said that he has completed the manuscript.BHe said that he had completed the manuscript.CHe said he completed the manuscript.DHe said that he was completing the manuscript.
- 824expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “Something that cannot be read or understood because the writing is unclear.”AIllegibleBDecipherableCInaudibleDImperceptible
- 825expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: They have been reviewing the confidential documents for potential discrepancies.AThe confidential documents have reviewed for potential discrepancies.BThe confidential documents have being reviewed for potential discrepancies.CThe confidential documents have been being reviewed for potential discrepancies.DThe confidential documents were being reviewed for potential discrepancies.
- 826expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A person who is indifferent to pain or pleasure'.AApatheticBStoicCAsceticDHedonist
- 827expand_moreWhat is the central dilemma highlighted in the passage? Read the following passage and answer the questions. Recent global discussions on artificial intelligence regulation have intensified following rapid advancements in generative AI tools. Governments across the world are grappling with a dual challenge: fostering innovation while preventing misuse. While AI systems have improved efficiency in healthcare diagnostics, financial modelling, and language translation, concerns about misinformation, data privacy breaches, and algorithmic bias persist. The European Union’s AI Act attempts to classify AI systems based on risk categories, imposing stricter obligations on high- risk applications. Meanwhile, countries like the United States and India are emphasizing flexible regulatory frameworks to avoid stifling technological growth. However, critics argue that regulatory fragmentation across nations could create compliance burdens for multinational firms. Moreover, overregulation may inadvertently push innovation into less regulated jurisdictions. At the same time, underregulation risks societal harm. The debate underscores a broader tension between technological acceleration and institutional preparedness. Ultimately, effective governance may require international coordination, transparency mandates, and public digital literacy initiatives rather than isolated national policies.AChoosing between healthcare and AI developmentBPromoting innovation while preventing misuseCEliminating multinational tech firmsDReplacing human labor entirely
- 828expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, "I can solve this problem."AHe said he could solve that problem.BHe said he can solve this problem.CHe told he could solved that problem.DHe said he might solve the problem.
- 829expand_moreSelect the correct option: The research paper underwent strict ___ before publication.AscrutinyBconfusionCdiversionDrebellion
- 830expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The letter had been signed by the ambassador before the delegation arrived.AThe ambassador signs the letter before the delegation arrives.BThe ambassador had signed the letter before the delegation arrived.CThe letter was being signed by the ambassador when the delegation arrived.DThe ambassador will have signed the letter before the delegation arrives.
- 831expand_moreA sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech. He said, "Water boils at one hundred degrees Celsius."AHe said that water boiled at one hundred degrees Celsius.BHe said that water boils at one hundred degrees Celsius.CHe said that water had boiled at one hundred degrees Celsius.DHe said that water has boiled at one hundred degrees Celsius.
- 832expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: “An official, general forgiveness declared by the State.”AParoleBAmnestyCClemencyDRemission
- 833expand_moreDespite careful planning, last-minute complications ___ the credibility of the final report.AerodedBenhancedCcertifiedDalleviated
- 834expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Democracy is often praised as the system most capable of protecting personal liberty. Safeguarded by constitutional guarantees and upheld through the rule of law, freedoms of speech, faith, association, and conscience are commonly viewed as defining features of democratic rule. Yet an equally essential element–though less openly emphasized–is responsibility, without which liberty can slide into disorder, division, or even an authoritarian reaction. In a democracy, freedom is not boundless; it functions within shared limits and civic self-restraint. The right to disagree is fundamental, but when expression is used to spread hate, falsehoods, or inflammatory propaganda, it no longer strengthens democracy. Responsibility therefore means thinking deliberately about the impact of one’s actions–not only whether they are legal, but whether they are ethically and civically sound. The real difficulty lies in balancing liberty with accountability in diverse societies. Because democracies contain varied cultural, political, and economic groups, they naturally become spaces of disagreement. In such settings, responsibility requires more than obedience to law; it calls for empathy, reasoned judgment, and dedication to the common good. A citizen’s freedom to protest, for instance, must be exercised with respect for public order and the rights of others. Likewise, the right to vote must be matched by a duty to choose wisely, not driven by prejudice, populist manipulation, or misinformation. This strain between liberty and responsibility becomes most visible during crises–whether a pandemic, communal violence, or constitutional conflict. In such moments, prioritizing individual freedom over collective safety can be disastrous. Refusing basic precautions in a health emergency or circulating unverified claims during unrest shows how unchecked freedom can weaken democratic strength. Moreover, democracy does not sustain itself automatically; it depends on alert citizens who understand that rights endure only through participation and ethical use. When responsibility disappears, democratic institutions become vulnerable from within. Demagogues often gain ground not only because governments fail, but because citizens become indifferent or misuse democratic freedoms. Thus, freedom and responsibility are not rivals in a working democracy; they reinforce each other. Protecting liberty requires citizens capable of ethical thinking, informed debate, and constructive dissent. Without responsibility, freedom can shift from a force for justice into a source of fragmentation. Democracy survives not merely through laws, but through the civic character of its people.Which tone best captures the writer’s attitude toward freedom in a democracy?ABitter and rejectingBReasoned and warningCDetached and unconcernedDExcessively hopeful
- 835expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The prince’s gules stood out clearly on the family coat of arms.AThe shield displayed gules and argent in bold patterns.BThe cook served a dish with a sauce of rich gules and cumin.CThe gules trim on the banner represented a warrior tradition.DThe guide described the meaning of gules to the audience.
- 836expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The ancient oak’s bark was deeply furrowed and grey.AThe ranger stripped the bark from a fallen pine to make a torch.BThe dog began to bark at the approaching stranger.CShe ran her fingers along the rough bark of the cedar tree.DThick layers of bark protected the trunk from the forest fire.
- 837expand_moreWhich spelling is correct for a word meaning 'deeply thoughtful or melancholy in tone'?APensieveBPensiveCPenssiveDPensiff
- 838expand_moreSelect the correct spelling of a word meaning 'full of energy and enthusiasm'.AVibrantBVibirantCVybrantDVibrrant
- 839expand_more. What does the passage suggest about India’s Olympic goals going forward? Read the passage and answer the following questions. India’s association with the Olympics dates back to 1900, when Norman Pritchard, a British-Indian sportsperson, secured two silver medals in athletics. Yet, India’s first true team breakthrough arrived much later–at the 1928 Amsterdam Games–when the men’s hockey squad captured its maiden Olympic gold and announced India’s dominance on the world stage. Thereafter came a celebrated phase in which Indian men’s hockey ruled the Olympics, collecting eight gold medals from 1928 to 1980–an extraordinary record. However, this brilliance did not translate into consistent overall success. After 1980, India experienced a striking medal lull, revealing deeper structural shortcomings such as weak infrastructure, insufficient training systems, and limited grassroots talent identification. Many athletes had to depend heavily on personal grit rather than organized support to reach global standards. In recent decades, though, the story has shifted towards guarded hope. With initiatives like the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) and stronger corporate backing, athletes increasingly receive better coaching, nutrition planning, and mental-conditioning support. Medal counts remain moderate but have improved–highlighted by Neeraj Chopra’s landmark javelin gold at Tokyo 2020. Another encouraging development is the widening of India’s sporting footprint: progress is now visible across badminton, shooting, boxing, athletics, and more–not just hockey and wrestling. Notably, Indian women athletes have also emerged as key contributors in recent Olympic performances. Even so, converting promise into podium finishes still demands sustained funding, scientific sports planning, and a culture that values multiple sports beyond cricket. India’s Olympic identity is still taking shape, but the ambition is unmistakable: to evolve from participation to true powerhouse status.AThey depend completely on overseas training supportBThey are restricted to regular participation onlyCThey are rising, but require continuous long-term reformsDThey remain focused mainly on traditional medal sports
- 840expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: They discussed the problem in details.Adiscusses in detailBdiscussed the problem in detailCdiscussed detaillyDdiscussed with details
- 841expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The choir began the canon at the conductor’s signal.AThe photographer adjusted the canon before taking the shot.BThe canon echoed beautifully through the hall.CThe singers practised the canon repeatedly before the performance.DThe composer introduced a complex canon in the final movement.
- 842expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Citizens can rarely access archived stamps without clearance.AArchived stamps can rarely being accessed without clearance.BArchived stamps could rarely be accessed without clearance.CArchived stamps can rarely be accessed without clearance.DArchived stamps are rarely able to be accessed without clearance.
- 843expand_moreSelect the correct option: The artefact was admired not just for its antiquity but also for the ___ with which it was maintained.AseverityBbrevityCmeticulousnessDveracity
- 844expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: ' A person who speaks two languages fluently’.AAccusationBDenunciationCBilingualDIndictment
- 845expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part: He is superior than his classmates.Asuperior fromBsuperior toCmore superior thanDsuperior over
- 846expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The child cried as if he was in pain.Aas though he is in painBas if he were in painClike he was in painDas he was in pain
- 847expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The panel had been reviewing sensitive proposals when the alarm sounded.ASensitive proposals had had been reviewed by the panel when the alarm sounded.BSensitive proposals had been being reviewed by the panel when the alarm sounded.CSensitive proposals had be being reviewed by the panel when the alarm sounded.DSensitive proposals had reviewed by the panel when the alarm sounded.
- 848expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: They will have inaugurated the metro line by next year.AThe metro line will have been inaugurated by next year.BThe metro line will be inaugurated by next year.CThe metro line has been inaugurated by next year.DThe metro line will being inaugurated by next year.
- 849expand_moreSelect the correct option: He submitted the revised manuscript ahead of schedule, ___ reflected his meticulous planning.AthatBwhichCwhatDthis
- 850expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: The auditors will not have submitted the compliance report by the deadline.AThe compliance report will not be submitted by the auditors by the deadline.BThe compliance report would not have been submitted by the auditors by the deadline.CThe compliance report will not have been submitted by the auditors by the deadline.DThe compliance report has not been submitted by the auditors by the deadline.
- 851expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The doctor advised him to stop consuming junk food and doing workouts regularly.Astopping junk food and doing regular workoutsBto stop junk food and to workouts regularlyCto stop consuming junk food and to work out regularlyDto not consume junk food and do workouts
- 852expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: “A government controlled by the rich and powerful.”AOligarchyBBureaucracyCPlutocracyDTechnocracy
- 853expand_moreSelect the correct option: So fragile __ the talks that one disclosure could sabotage them.AareBwereCisDwas
- 854expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A person who lives in solitude and seclusion.'ARenegadeBPatriotCMysticDRecluse
- 855expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: LOQUACIOUSATalkativeBReticentCMuteDHear
- 856expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The committee made several important advices to improve the project.Aseveral important adviceBseveral important suggestionsCmany important advicesDsome important advices
- 857expand_moreConvert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: The patients were being monitored closely by the duty nurse.AThe duty nurse has monitored the patients closely.BThe duty nurse was monitoring the patients closely.CThe duty nurse had been monitoring the patients closely.DThe duty nurse monitors the patients closely.
- 858expand_moreSelect the correct option: Neither the captain nor the players _______________ ready to begin without the referee.AisBwereChas beenDwas
- 859expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The monk carried a carved crosier into the sanctuary.AThe gardener admired the crosier ferns growing near the pond.BThe bishop held a silver crosier during the procession.CThe priest polished the wooden crosier before the ceremony.DThe cathedral displayed an antique crosier in a glass case.
- 860expand_moreThe vast expanse of the world's oceans has long captivated the human imagination, representing one of Earth's final unexplored frontiers. Despite covering more than seventy percent of the planet's surface, the deep ocean remains shrouded in mystery, with scientists estimating that less than twenty percent of its floor has been systematically charted. The modern era of oceanographic exploration was catalysed in the mid-20th century by remarkable technological breakthroughs. The development of submersibles and remotely operated vehicles enabled researchers to venture into the hadal zones – regions descending beyond six thousand metres – revealing astonishing ecosystems sustained by hydrothermal vents rather than sunlight. These discoveries fundamentally challenged established notions of life's dependence on solar energy. Throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries, satellite technology and autonomous underwater vehicles have dramatically accelerated the pace of marine cartography. The discovery of vast underwater mountain ranges, submerged canyons, and previously unknown species has reshaped our understanding of biological diversity. Furthermore, oceanographic research has illuminated the ocean's pivotal role in regulating the planet's climate by absorbing excess carbon dioxide and distributing thermal energy across hemispheres. Yet, despite these monumental advances, the oceans remain profoundly vulnerable to anthropogenic pressures – pollution, overfishing, and acidification pose existential threats to marine biodiversity. The trajectory of ocean science thus carries an urgent imperative: to understand these ecosystems fully before irreversible degradation renders such knowledge obsolete.Identify the tense and voice used in the sentence: "The development of submersibles and remotely operated vehicles enabled researchers to venture into the hadal zones..."APast Perfect ActiveBSimple Past ActiveCPresent Perfect PassiveDPast Continuous Active
- 861expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: BENEVOLENTACharitableBHostileCIndifferentDGreedy
- 862expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: She behaves as if she was owning the entire department.Aas if she owns the entire departmentBas though she owned the entire departmentCas if she is owning the entire departmentDas she owns the entire department
- 863expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: Will the committee review the amended policy immediately?AWill the amended policy be reviewed immediately by the committee?BWill the amended policy being reviewed immediately by the committee?CWill the amended policy have been reviewed immediately by the committee?DWill the amended policy reviewed immediately by the committee?
- 864expand_moreChoose the most suitable option to replace the highlighted part of the sentence: The man was charged for fraud.Acharged with fraudBcharged by fraudCcharged of fraudDcharged on fraud
- 865expand_moreWhich of these is the correct spelling of a logic term for contradictions?AParaconsistintBParaconsestentCParaconsistentDParaconssistant
- 866expand_moreChoose the correct spelling for a word meaning 'opposite in nature'.AContraryBCountraryCContreryDContreryy
- 867expand_moreIdentify the misspelt wordAMnemonicBPriviledgeCConscientiousDPerseverance
- 868expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: CADAVEROUSAPallidBRobustCRadiantDVigorous
- 869expand_moreA sentence is provided in indirect speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding direct speech: The supervisor observed that the team had successfully completed the project despite multiple unforeseen challenges.AThe supervisor said, "The team successfully completes the project despite multiple unforeseen challenges."BThe supervisor said, "The team had successfully completed the project despite multiple unforeseen challenges."CThe supervisor remarked, "The team completes the project successfully despite challenges."DThe supervisor said, "The team has successfully completed the project without any challenges."
- 870expand_moreChange the following from active to passive: We shall have issued the notices before Friday evening.AThe notices shall have issued before Friday evening.BThe notices shall have had been issued before Friday evening.CThe notices shall have be issued before Friday evening.DThe notices shall have been issued before Friday evening.
- 871expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: ‘The practice of spying to obtain secret information.’ADiplomacyBEspionageCArbitrationDMediation
- 872expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: The language of global environmental governance has not so much progressed as hardened into a glossary of bureaucratic (1) _____–phrases designed more to burnish institutional credibility than to drive substantive ecological reform. What was once an ethical confrontation with the limits of planetary endurance has since retreated into indices and scorecards, calibrated more to project authority than to redistribute it. Terms such as “climate resilience,” “multi- stakeholder dialogue,” and “zero-carbon targets” crowd policy frameworks, their definitions stretched to the point where they attain the malleability of (2) _____. Within this economy of signs, language abandons its capacity to illuminate and becomes instead a ritual of compliance. Policy declarations tip into euphemism; official statements are laden with procedural solemnity. Catastrophes are not acknowledged as such; they are (3) _____ into ‘capacity-building opportunities.’ The vocabulary of human suffering is scrubbed clean, even as the underlying data remains stark. What surfaces is not candour, but a choreography of intent–an emotional staging of concern. In the meantime, knowledge hierarchies endure: indigenous ecological wisdom is (4) _____ as “community-level insight,” afforded enough visibility to embellish, but never enough to redirect. Climate equity, once a challenge to power, now speaks in measured tones, absorbed efficiently into multilateral summit outcomes. Should environmental governance wish to transcend its culture of performance, it must release its grip on image management and engage honestly with its own liabilities. Anything less is not leadership–it is administrative (5) _____ posing as stewardship.What should come in the place of blank number (1)?AremediesBdirectivesCinstrumentsDlubricants
- 873expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Digital governance, once the preserve of national security councils and technical committees, has metamorphosed into a stage for global power contestation. What presents itself as multilateral dialogue often (1) _____ the architecture of technological colonialism–where data sovereignty is negotiated by those who own the infrastructure, not those who generate the content. The algorithmic lens becomes a moral arbiter only when applied to Southern communities; in Northern markets, it is reclassified as "innovation imperative." Regulatory frameworks are not impervious to this asymmetry. Platform capital flows through channels engineered by market dominance, not public welfare. Consent becomes a (2) _____, where users from vulnerable economies perform agreement to access services, rather than exercise meaningful choice. "Digital inclusion," meanwhile, hovers like a slogan–cited routinely, defined loosely. In such a paradigm, techno-optimism masks the fractured geography of access. Algorithms sort marginalised communities with efficiency, but remain insensible to the (3) _____ exclusions embedded in their training data. Surveillance infrastructures, too, offer the pretence of safety–one state's security apparatus "legitimised" by another's emergency. But surveillance does not dismantle fear; it merely redistributes it. To resist digital imperialism is to interrogate the neutrality of platforms and contest the benevolence of standards. Until the language of digital rights is (4) _____, and not merely amended, any technology governance initiative risks becoming a theatre of (5) _____, not transformation.What should come in the place of blank number (5)?ArevoltBconsensusCcomplianceDpageantry
- 874expand_moreNeither the project lead ________ the team members were prepared for the audit.
(Choose the correct word to complete the correlative pair.)AorBnorCeitherDnor did - 875expand_moreFill in the blank with the correct inversion structure: Hardly had the summit begun ____ diplomatic tensions resurfaced.AthanBwhenCbutDand
- 876expand_moreSelect the correct option: The committee meets on Monday, ___ the final decision will be announced.AwhereuponBat thenCwhenDon which
- 877expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Late-capitalist urban landscapes frequently oscillate between spectacle and decay, embodying a paradox of acceleration and inertia. Skyscrapers rise beside derelict factories, and smart districts coexist with neighborhoods deprived of basic amenities. Such juxtapositions do not merely reflect uneven development; they reveal a (1)______ temporality in which advancement and abandonment unfold simultaneously. Infrastructure, in this milieu, becomes a theater of aspiration - glass facades projecting futurity even as subterranean systems corrode unnoticed. The city thus performs modernity through curated skylines while concealing systemic fragilities. What emerges is not straightforward dysfunction but a symbolic (2)________ of progress, where cranes and scaffolding signify perpetual becoming rather than completion. Urban renewal projects, perpetually announced yet rarely finalized, materialize the rhetoric of transformation without its substance. In this configuration, architecture operates as a discursive apparatus that (3)__________ collective desire into concrete form, embedding ideology within spatial arrangements. Ruins, consequently, are not vestiges of failure but sites of (4) _____: they encode the temporality of deferred promise. The metropolis, therefore, should not be interpreted as static but as suspended in a state of (5) ______ - a restless motion devoid of teleological closure.What should come in the place of blank number (5)?AinertiaBpermanenceCfluxDcessation
- 878expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Philosophy, rather than offering a settled cartography of truths, functions as a perpetual inquiry through which reason endeavours to (1) _____, the nature of existence, knowledge, and moral value. Thinkers across centuries have not merely received ideas but actively (2) _____ them - interrogating, dismantling, and reconstituting foundational assumptions with rigour. The act of philosophical questioning demands a sustained willingness to relinquish certainty, for every argument ultimately rests upon premises that remain open to (3) _____. What appears self-evident within one epistemic moment may, in retrospect, be revealed as a product of cultural conditioning rather than universal reason. Rationalism and empiricism, once perceived as irreconcilable opposites, have over time been (4) _____ into more nuanced frameworks that acknowledge the constitutive limits of both pure reason and sensory experience. In this light, the philosopher's task is not to arrive at final pronouncements but to perpetually refine the question - ensuring that inquiry remains (5) _____ rather than calcifying into doctrine.What should come in the place of blank number (4)?AfragmentedBisolatedCsynthesisedDabandoned
- 879expand_moreBureaucratic inertia is firmly fixed and resistant to change. Only a major change in thinking can ________ it from its position.
(Choose the most appropriate word to fill in the blank.)AdiscourageBdislodgeCdisillusionDpersuasion - 880expand_moreThe passage given below has certain words missing. Go through it attentively and pick the most suitable word from the options to complete each blank: To speak of power as a neutral mechanism is to already surrender to the logic of the institution: that which sustains itself through containment, and [1] [_____] through the ritual of classification. The governed subject is not produced through ideology alone – it is suspended within an endless circulation of signs, perpetually rehearsed and deferred. Visibility, far from being liberatory, becomes a trap: to be seen is to be entered into the ledger of recognition, to be rendered manageable. Governance, therefore, does not merely prohibit – it produces, emerging through the architecture of documentation, through the soft coercion of the category. The surveillance apparatus is not primarily optical but procedural; its power lies not in what it records, but in what it refuses to release from its grid. Dissent, where it survives, cannot take root in frontal resistance – it must inhabit [2] [_____] – the refusal to be parsed, the uncodifiable murmur that eludes the syntax of control. The body becomes, in this arrangement, a text perpetually under revision: marked, interpreted, overwritten. What justice can this system accommodate? Not the justice of restoration, but of severance. A justice that does not appeal to existing terms but dismantles them. What is sought is not repair, but [3] [_____] – the unmaking of the apparatus itself, the stripping away of every grammar of legibility. To commit to this is to renounce consolation, to step outside the reassurance of meaning altogether. One must hold open a space for a justice that perpetually withholds itself, that remains [4] [_____] – immeasurable, unanchored, beyond the coordinates of any existing framework. Only from within this exposure can we imagine a politics freed from the compulsion to represent, a subjectivity that refuses to be owned. What endures at the limit of all this is not a settled identity, but a [5] [_____] – something that persists precisely by evading capture, that exists in the caesura between recognition and erasure.What should come in the place of blank number [2]?AconditionalityBalgorithmic agencyCasymbolic opacityDaesthetic refusal
- 881expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Philosophy, rather than offering a settled cartography of truths, functions as a perpetual inquiry through which reason endeavours to (1) _____, the nature of existence, knowledge, and moral value. Thinkers across centuries have not merely received ideas but actively (2) _____ them - interrogating, dismantling, and reconstituting foundational assumptions with rigour. The act of philosophical questioning demands a sustained willingness to relinquish certainty, for every argument ultimately rests upon premises that remain open to (3) _____. What appears self-evident within one epistemic moment may, in retrospect, be revealed as a product of cultural conditioning rather than universal reason. Rationalism and empiricism, once perceived as irreconcilable opposites, have over time been (4) _____ into more nuanced frameworks that acknowledge the constitutive limits of both pure reason and sensory experience. In this light, the philosopher's task is not to arrive at final pronouncements but to perpetually refine the question - ensuring that inquiry remains (5) _____ rather than calcifying into doctrine.What should come in the place of blank number (2)?AconsecratedBcontestedCtransmittedDcatalogued
- 882expand_moreTo speak of skill education merely in terms of employment is to overlook its deeper cartography. A skill, unlike rote instruction, is (1)____ not only through repetition but through failure–through the art of learning why something didn't work. In societies obsessed with certification, the nuanced textures of experiential learning often vanish behind laminated credentials. Yet, the true economy of skill is shaped not in boardrooms or training modules, but in the improvisations of the workshop, the reworkings of the prototype, the quiet recalibration of hand and intent. The question, then, is not how many are trained, but how many are truly (2)____–given not just tools but the time to develop trust in them. Skill is not the opposite of theory, but its extension into movement. And yet, the classroom remains strangely allergic to the tactile. The logic of assessments continues to value abstraction over (3)____, reducing competence to the ability to recall, not to remake. In the rush to map vocational pathways, we risk scripting lives as modules–linear, predictable, void of deviation. But skill, like thought, thrives in divergence. Its pedagogy must embrace the messiness of practice, the necessity of slowness, and the possibility of (4)____. To prepare youth for uncertainty, we must teach them to linger–not just to do, but to (5)____ doing.What should come in the place of blank number (1)?AabsorbedBinheritedCembeddedDcultivated
- 883expand_moreSelect the correct option: ______ finalising the technical audit, the committee asked for further resources.AHavingBOnCUponDAlthough
- 884expand_moreSelect the correct option: Even though the plan looked workable on paper, executing it turned out to be ________ complicated than expected.AlessBmoreCmuchDrather
- 885expand_moreSelect the correct option: Her reasoning sounded persuasive; ________, it relied on old figures.AotherwiseBconverselyCneverthelessDsubsequently
- 886expand_moreIn the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: To apprehend race as a biological constant or a self-evident natural category is to mistake a historically produced artefact for an ontological given–to misread a [1] ______, a discursive and regulatory topology sustained not by phenotypic reality but by its compulsive reinscription across legal, medical, and carceral apparatuses. Within such a regime, the racialised body is not simply perceived but constituted–interpellated through surveillance technologies that render certain corporeal configurations legible as threatening, deviant, or socially expendable. The state, operating through its juridico-administrative machinery and the epistemic authority of demographic science, exercises a biopolitical management of population–wherein civic belonging is not an entitlement but a [2] ______, dispensed according to hierarchies of productivity, cultural assimilation, and racial fungibility. This apparatus transforms race into a function of administrative necessity rather than lived identity. Contestation, when routed through liberal multicultural grammars of recognition, risks reinforcing the very taxonomic logic it purports to challenge. The radical imperative, therefore, is not the diversification of representation but a structural [3] ______ of the classificatory architecture through which racial subjects are produced. This demands the exposure of how liberal inclusion forecloses genuine alterity. Such a praxis necessitates the [4] ______ of identity as a fixed organising principle–dismantling its coherence so that a post-racial ethics of relationality and becoming may emerge: one that prizes indeterminacy over fixity, opacity over legibility, and contingency over essence. In this framework, emancipation is not recuperative but [5] ______–a break from the compulsion of racial intelligibility, a refusal of the logocentric demand to be categorised and known.What should come in the place of blank number [5]?AperformativeBteleologicalCcataphaticDapophatic
- 887expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: The language of global environmental governance has not so much progressed as hardened into a glossary of bureaucratic (1) _____–phrases designed more to burnish institutional credibility than to drive substantive ecological reform. What was once an ethical confrontation with the limits of planetary endurance has since retreated into indices and scorecards, calibrated more to project authority than to redistribute it. Terms such as “climate resilience,” “multi- stakeholder dialogue,” and “zero-carbon targets” crowd policy frameworks, their definitions stretched to the point where they attain the malleability of (2) _____. Within this economy of signs, language abandons its capacity to illuminate and becomes instead a ritual of compliance. Policy declarations tip into euphemism; official statements are laden with procedural solemnity. Catastrophes are not acknowledged as such; they are (3) _____ into ‘capacity-building opportunities.’ The vocabulary of human suffering is scrubbed clean, even as the underlying data remains stark. What surfaces is not candour, but a choreography of intent–an emotional staging of concern. In the meantime, knowledge hierarchies endure: indigenous ecological wisdom is (4) _____ as “community-level insight,” afforded enough visibility to embellish, but never enough to redirect. Climate equity, once a challenge to power, now speaks in measured tones, absorbed efficiently into multilateral summit outcomes. Should environmental governance wish to transcend its culture of performance, it must release its grip on image management and engage honestly with its own liabilities. Anything less is not leadership–it is administrative (5) _____ posing as stewardship.What should come in the place of blank number (5)?AerosionBcamouflageCpageantryDcompliance
- 888expand_moreThe passage given below has certain words missing. Go through it attentively and pick the most suitable word from the options to complete each blank: To speak of power as a neutral mechanism is to already surrender to the logic of the institution: that which sustains itself through containment, and [1] [_____] through the ritual of classification. The governed subject is not produced through ideology alone – it is suspended within an endless circulation of signs, perpetually rehearsed and deferred. Visibility, far from being liberatory, becomes a trap: to be seen is to be entered into the ledger of recognition, to be rendered manageable. Governance, therefore, does not merely prohibit – it produces, emerging through the architecture of documentation, through the soft coercion of the category. The surveillance apparatus is not primarily optical but procedural; its power lies not in what it records, but in what it refuses to release from its grid. Dissent, where it survives, cannot take root in frontal resistance – it must inhabit [2] [_____] – the refusal to be parsed, the uncodifiable murmur that eludes the syntax of control. The body becomes, in this arrangement, a text perpetually under revision: marked, interpreted, overwritten. What justice can this system accommodate? Not the justice of restoration, but of severance. A justice that does not appeal to existing terms but dismantles them. What is sought is not repair, but [3] [_____] – the unmaking of the apparatus itself, the stripping away of every grammar of legibility. To commit to this is to renounce consolation, to step outside the reassurance of meaning altogether. One must hold open a space for a justice that perpetually withholds itself, that remains [4] [_____] – immeasurable, unanchored, beyond the coordinates of any existing framework. Only from within this exposure can we imagine a politics freed from the compulsion to represent, a subjectivity that refuses to be owned. What endures at the limit of all this is not a settled identity, but a [5] [_____] – something that persists precisely by evading capture, that exists in the caesura between recognition and erasure.What should come in the place of blank number [4]?AdeferredBrestitutiveCimminentDincalculable
- 889expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: The language of global environmental governance has not so much progressed as hardened into a glossary of bureaucratic (1) _____–phrases designed more to burnish institutional credibility than to drive substantive ecological reform. What was once an ethical confrontation with the limits of planetary endurance has since retreated into indices and scorecards, calibrated more to project authority than to redistribute it. Terms such as “climate resilience,” “multi- stakeholder dialogue,” and “zero-carbon targets” crowd policy frameworks, their definitions stretched to the point where they attain the malleability of (2) _____. Within this economy of signs, language abandons its capacity to illuminate and becomes instead a ritual of compliance. Policy declarations tip into euphemism; official statements are laden with procedural solemnity. Catastrophes are not acknowledged as such; they are (3) _____ into ‘capacity-building opportunities.’ The vocabulary of human suffering is scrubbed clean, even as the underlying data remains stark. What surfaces is not candour, but a choreography of intent–an emotional staging of concern. In the meantime, knowledge hierarchies endure: indigenous ecological wisdom is (4) _____ as “community-level insight,” afforded enough visibility to embellish, but never enough to redirect. Climate equity, once a challenge to power, now speaks in measured tones, absorbed efficiently into multilateral summit outcomes. Should environmental governance wish to transcend its culture of performance, it must release its grip on image management and engage honestly with its own liabilities. Anything less is not leadership–it is administrative (5) _____ posing as stewardship.What should come in the place of blank number (4)?AamplifiedBarchivedCtokenizedDrejected
- 890expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Philosophy, rather than offering a settled cartography of truths, functions as a perpetual inquiry through which reason endeavours to (1) _____, the nature of existence, knowledge, and moral value. Thinkers across centuries have not merely received ideas but actively (2) _____ them - interrogating, dismantling, and reconstituting foundational assumptions with rigour. The act of philosophical questioning demands a sustained willingness to relinquish certainty, for every argument ultimately rests upon premises that remain open to (3) _____. What appears self-evident within one epistemic moment may, in retrospect, be revealed as a product of cultural conditioning rather than universal reason. Rationalism and empiricism, once perceived as irreconcilable opposites, have over time been (4) _____ into more nuanced frameworks that acknowledge the constitutive limits of both pure reason and sensory experience. In this light, the philosopher's task is not to arrive at final pronouncements but to perpetually refine the question - ensuring that inquiry remains (5) _____ rather than calcifying into doctrine.What should come in the place of blank number (1)?AcircumscribeBvalidateCinterrogateDreplicate
- 891expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Philosophy, rather than offering a settled cartography of truths, functions as a perpetual inquiry through which reason endeavours to (1) _____, the nature of existence, knowledge, and moral value. Thinkers across centuries have not merely received ideas but actively (2) _____ them - interrogating, dismantling, and reconstituting foundational assumptions with rigour. The act of philosophical questioning demands a sustained willingness to relinquish certainty, for every argument ultimately rests upon premises that remain open to (3) _____. What appears self-evident within one epistemic moment may, in retrospect, be revealed as a product of cultural conditioning rather than universal reason. Rationalism and empiricism, once perceived as irreconcilable opposites, have over time been (4) _____ into more nuanced frameworks that acknowledge the constitutive limits of both pure reason and sensory experience. In this light, the philosopher's task is not to arrive at final pronouncements but to perpetually refine the question - ensuring that inquiry remains (5) _____ rather than calcifying into doctrine.What should come in the place of blank number (5)?AdormantBrigorousCconclusiveDpartisan
- 892expand_moreFill in the blank with the most appropriate option: Rarely ____ witnessed such unanimous agreement among reviewers.Ahas there beenBtheir has beenCwas thereDhad they
- 893expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The patient's ________ behavior indicated a severe disorder of thought processes.AideosyncraticBidiosyncrasicCIdiosyncraticDidiosyncrotic
- 894expand_moreSelect the correct option: The researcher found the correlation to be ________ weak to shape policy.Aextremely veryBtooCas it isDso
- 895expand_moreFill in the blank with the appropriate article. ____ epic tragedy 'Paradise Lost' by ____ celebrated poet John Milton.AThe, theBAn, theCAn, aDA, the
- 896expand_moreTo speak of skill education merely in terms of employment is to overlook its deeper cartography. A skill, unlike rote instruction, is (1)____ not only through repetition but through failure–through the art of learning why something didn't work. In societies obsessed with certification, the nuanced textures of experiential learning often vanish behind laminated credentials. Yet, the true economy of skill is shaped not in boardrooms or training modules, but in the improvisations of the workshop, the reworkings of the prototype, the quiet recalibration of hand and intent. The question, then, is not how many are trained, but how many are truly (2)____–given not just tools but the time to develop trust in them. Skill is not the opposite of theory, but its extension into movement. And yet, the classroom remains strangely allergic to the tactile. The logic of assessments continues to value abstraction over (3)____, reducing competence to the ability to recall, not to remake. In the rush to map vocational pathways, we risk scripting lives as modules–linear, predictable, void of deviation. But skill, like thought, thrives in divergence. Its pedagogy must embrace the messiness of practice, the necessity of slowness, and the possibility of (4)____. To prepare youth for uncertainty, we must teach them to linger–not just to do, but to (5)____ doing.What should come in the place of blank number (4)?AregulationBdeviationCexcellenceDcertification
- 897expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Digital governance, once the preserve of national security councils and technical committees, has metamorphosed into a stage for global power contestation. What presents itself as multilateral dialogue often (1) _____ the architecture of technological colonialism–where data sovereignty is negotiated by those who own the infrastructure, not those who generate the content. The algorithmic lens becomes a moral arbiter only when applied to Southern communities; in Northern markets, it is reclassified as "innovation imperative." Regulatory frameworks are not impervious to this asymmetry. Platform capital flows through channels engineered by market dominance, not public welfare. Consent becomes a (2) _____, where users from vulnerable economies perform agreement to access services, rather than exercise meaningful choice. "Digital inclusion," meanwhile, hovers like a slogan–cited routinely, defined loosely. In such a paradigm, techno-optimism masks the fractured geography of access. Algorithms sort marginalised communities with efficiency, but remain insensible to the (3) _____ exclusions embedded in their training data. Surveillance infrastructures, too, offer the pretence of safety–one state's security apparatus "legitimised" by another's emergency. But surveillance does not dismantle fear; it merely redistributes it. To resist digital imperialism is to interrogate the neutrality of platforms and contest the benevolence of standards. Until the language of digital rights is (4) _____, and not merely amended, any technology governance initiative risks becoming a theatre of (5) _____, not transformation.What should come in the place of blank number (4)?AechoedBsuppressedCoverhauledDarchived
- 898expand_moreThe committee meets on Monday, ______ the final decision will be announced.
(S86) Select the most appropriate connector to fill in the blank.AwhereuponBat thenCwhenDon which - 899expand_moreSelect the correct option: The company expanded so quickly that its systems could _______ keep up.AbarelyBmerelyCscarcelyDall but
- 900expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The _______ theory revolutionized the field of anthropology.AevoluttionaryBevolutionaryCevolusionaryDevvolutionary
- 901expand_moreFill in the blank with the most appropriate preposition: His refusal to acknowledge the audit findings was tantamount _____ a deliberate cover-up.AatBtoCforDwith
- 902expand_moreIn the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: To apprehend race as a biological constant or a self-evident natural category is to mistake a historically produced artefact for an ontological given–to misread a [1] ______, a discursive and regulatory topology sustained not by phenotypic reality but by its compulsive reinscription across legal, medical, and carceral apparatuses. Within such a regime, the racialised body is not simply perceived but constituted–interpellated through surveillance technologies that render certain corporeal configurations legible as threatening, deviant, or socially expendable. The state, operating through its juridico-administrative machinery and the epistemic authority of demographic science, exercises a biopolitical management of population–wherein civic belonging is not an entitlement but a [2] ______, dispensed according to hierarchies of productivity, cultural assimilation, and racial fungibility. This apparatus transforms race into a function of administrative necessity rather than lived identity. Contestation, when routed through liberal multicultural grammars of recognition, risks reinforcing the very taxonomic logic it purports to challenge. The radical imperative, therefore, is not the diversification of representation but a structural [3] ______ of the classificatory architecture through which racial subjects are produced. This demands the exposure of how liberal inclusion forecloses genuine alterity. Such a praxis necessitates the [4] ______ of identity as a fixed organising principle–dismantling its coherence so that a post-racial ethics of relationality and becoming may emerge: one that prizes indeterminacy over fixity, opacity over legibility, and contingency over essence. In this framework, emancipation is not recuperative but [5] ______–a break from the compulsion of racial intelligibility, a refusal of the logocentric demand to be categorised and known.What should come in the place of blank number [2]?AprerogativeBdispensationCconditionalityDentitlement
- 903expand_moreThe pursuit of space exploration (1) ___ not merely an extension of scientific curiosity but a profound statement about humanity's aspirations and existential resilience. As Earth's resources dwindle and environmental degradation escalates the imperative to seek alternative habitats is (2) ___ increasingly unavoidable. Beyond the immediate technological marvels, space missions foster unprecedented advancements in materials science, medicine, and artificial intelligence, all of which invariably (3) ___ civilian life on Earth. However, venturing into the cosmos is fraught with ethical dilemmas. Questions surrounding planetary protection - ensuring that alien ecosystems are neither contaminated nor exploited - remain largely (4) nascent within international law. Moreover, the colossal costs of space programs provoke debates about distributive justice, particularly in a world where basic human needs remain unmet for millions. Thus, a responsible trajectory of space exploration must harmonize ambition with stewardship, (5) tempering technological triumphalism with humility. Ultimately, the future of humanity may indeed lie among the stars, but whether that future is marked by expansionist hubris or enlightened coexistence will depend on the philosophical frameworks we choose to uphold in these uncharted domains.The word "tempering" in blank (5) most nearly means:AAccelerating aggressivelyBReducing or moderatingCIgnoring completelyDGlorifying excessively
- 904expand_moreFill in the blank with the most appropriate word: The editor found the revised draft _____ verbose to be published without further cuts.AquiteBveryCtooDso
- 905expand_moreSelect the correct option: Her rebuttal, although polished, did not __________ the core issue raised by the opposition.AaddressBdepressCilludeDcircumvent
- 906expand_moreFill in the blank with the appropriate collocation: She has a strong _____ of responsibility.AideaBbeliefCsenseDview
- 907expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: The language of global environmental governance has not so much progressed as hardened into a glossary of bureaucratic (1) _____–phrases designed more to burnish institutional credibility than to drive substantive ecological reform. What was once an ethical confrontation with the limits of planetary endurance has since retreated into indices and scorecards, calibrated more to project authority than to redistribute it. Terms such as “climate resilience,” “multi- stakeholder dialogue,” and “zero-carbon targets” crowd policy frameworks, their definitions stretched to the point where they attain the malleability of (2) _____. Within this economy of signs, language abandons its capacity to illuminate and becomes instead a ritual of compliance. Policy declarations tip into euphemism; official statements are laden with procedural solemnity. Catastrophes are not acknowledged as such; they are (3) _____ into ‘capacity-building opportunities.’ The vocabulary of human suffering is scrubbed clean, even as the underlying data remains stark. What surfaces is not candour, but a choreography of intent–an emotional staging of concern. In the meantime, knowledge hierarchies endure: indigenous ecological wisdom is (4) _____ as “community-level insight,” afforded enough visibility to embellish, but never enough to redirect. Climate equity, once a challenge to power, now speaks in measured tones, absorbed efficiently into multilateral summit outcomes. Should environmental governance wish to transcend its culture of performance, it must release its grip on image management and engage honestly with its own liabilities. Anything less is not leadership–it is administrative (5) _____ posing as stewardship.What should come in the place of blank number (2)?AlegislationBrhetoricCtraditionDvision
- 908expand_moreFill in the blank: Had the manuscript been submitted before the deadline, it ____ peer review in the current cycle.Awill undergoBwould have undergoneChad undergoneDwould undergo
- 909expand_moreThe servers could ______ keep up with the rapid speed of growth. Choose the most appropriate word to fill in the blank.AbarelyBmerelyCscarcelyDall but
- 910expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Late-capitalist urban landscapes frequently oscillate between spectacle and decay, embodying a paradox of acceleration and inertia. Skyscrapers rise beside derelict factories, and smart districts coexist with neighborhoods deprived of basic amenities. Such juxtapositions do not merely reflect uneven development; they reveal a (1)______ temporality in which advancement and abandonment unfold simultaneously. Infrastructure, in this milieu, becomes a theater of aspiration - glass facades projecting futurity even as subterranean systems corrode unnoticed. The city thus performs modernity through curated skylines while concealing systemic fragilities. What emerges is not straightforward dysfunction but a symbolic (2)________ of progress, where cranes and scaffolding signify perpetual becoming rather than completion. Urban renewal projects, perpetually announced yet rarely finalized, materialize the rhetoric of transformation without its substance. In this configuration, architecture operates as a discursive apparatus that (3)__________ collective desire into concrete form, embedding ideology within spatial arrangements. Ruins, consequently, are not vestiges of failure but sites of (4) _____: they encode the temporality of deferred promise. The metropolis, therefore, should not be interpreted as static but as suspended in a state of (5) ______ - a restless motion devoid of teleological closure.What should come in the place of blank number (4)?AentropyBnostalgiaCvitalityDsymmetry
- 911expand_moreFill in the blank with the correct phrasal verb: The inquiry was ____ once supplementary documentation was furnished.Ataken upBset asideCcalled overDbroken out
- 912expand_moreSelect the most appropriate word to fill in the blank:
The professor's explanation descended into __ because it was filled with too much technical jargon.AopacityBopalescentCpoaceousDopaque - 913expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Digital governance, once the preserve of national security councils and technical committees, has metamorphosed into a stage for global power contestation. What presents itself as multilateral dialogue often (1) _____ the architecture of technological colonialism–where data sovereignty is negotiated by those who own the infrastructure, not those who generate the content. The algorithmic lens becomes a moral arbiter only when applied to Southern communities; in Northern markets, it is reclassified as "innovation imperative." Regulatory frameworks are not impervious to this asymmetry. Platform capital flows through channels engineered by market dominance, not public welfare. Consent becomes a (2) _____, where users from vulnerable economies perform agreement to access services, rather than exercise meaningful choice. "Digital inclusion," meanwhile, hovers like a slogan–cited routinely, defined loosely. In such a paradigm, techno-optimism masks the fractured geography of access. Algorithms sort marginalised communities with efficiency, but remain insensible to the (3) _____ exclusions embedded in their training data. Surveillance infrastructures, too, offer the pretence of safety–one state's security apparatus "legitimised" by another's emergency. But surveillance does not dismantle fear; it merely redistributes it. To resist digital imperialism is to interrogate the neutrality of platforms and contest the benevolence of standards. Until the language of digital rights is (4) _____, and not merely amended, any technology governance initiative risks becoming a theatre of (5) _____, not transformation.What should come in the place of blank number (3)?AcelebratedBstructuralCgeographicDtheoretical
- 914expand_moreThe pursuit of space exploration (1) ___ not merely an extension of scientific curiosity but a profound statement about humanity's aspirations and existential resilience. As Earth's resources dwindle and environmental degradation escalates the imperative to seek alternative habitats is (2) ___ increasingly unavoidable. Beyond the immediate technological marvels, space missions foster unprecedented advancements in materials science, medicine, and artificial intelligence, all of which invariably (3) ___ civilian life on Earth. However, venturing into the cosmos is fraught with ethical dilemmas. Questions surrounding planetary protection - ensuring that alien ecosystems are neither contaminated nor exploited - remain largely (4) nascent within international law. Moreover, the colossal costs of space programs provoke debates about distributive justice, particularly in a world where basic human needs remain unmet for millions. Thus, a responsible trajectory of space exploration must harmonize ambition with stewardship, (5) tempering technological triumphalism with humility. Ultimately, the future of humanity may indeed lie among the stars, but whether that future is marked by expansionist hubris or enlightened coexistence will depend on the philosophical frameworks we choose to uphold in these uncharted domains.Choose the correct word for blank (2).AbecomingBhad becomeChave becomeDto become
- 915expand_moreSelect the most appropriate option to fill in the blank:
Many wildfires spread rapidly _______ prolonged drought conditions.AtowardsBamidstCbetweenDunder - 916expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Philosophy, rather than offering a settled cartography of truths, functions as a perpetual inquiry through which reason endeavours to (1) _____, the nature of existence, knowledge, and moral value. Thinkers across centuries have not merely received ideas but actively (2) _____ them - interrogating, dismantling, and reconstituting foundational assumptions with rigour. The act of philosophical questioning demands a sustained willingness to relinquish certainty, for every argument ultimately rests upon premises that remain open to (3) _____. What appears self-evident within one epistemic moment may, in retrospect, be revealed as a product of cultural conditioning rather than universal reason. Rationalism and empiricism, once perceived as irreconcilable opposites, have over time been (4) _____ into more nuanced frameworks that acknowledge the constitutive limits of both pure reason and sensory experience. In this light, the philosopher's task is not to arrive at final pronouncements but to perpetually refine the question - ensuring that inquiry remains (5) _____ rather than calcifying into doctrine.What should come in the place of blank number (3)?AvalidationBconsensusCscrutinyDreverence
- 917expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The ________ structure of proteins is essential for their function.AtertiaryBtertairyCterciaryDtertirary
- 918expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The organisation praised the workforce for its exceptional ________ in responding to the sudden policy overhaul.AadaptabillityBadaptibiletyCadaptebilityDadaptability
- 919expand_moreTo speak of skill education merely in terms of employment is to overlook its deeper cartography. A skill, unlike rote instruction, is (1)____ not only through repetition but through failure–through the art of learning why something didn't work. In societies obsessed with certification, the nuanced textures of experiential learning often vanish behind laminated credentials. Yet, the true economy of skill is shaped not in boardrooms or training modules, but in the improvisations of the workshop, the reworkings of the prototype, the quiet recalibration of hand and intent. The question, then, is not how many are trained, but how many are truly (2)____–given not just tools but the time to develop trust in them. Skill is not the opposite of theory, but its extension into movement. And yet, the classroom remains strangely allergic to the tactile. The logic of assessments continues to value abstraction over (3)____, reducing competence to the ability to recall, not to remake. In the rush to map vocational pathways, we risk scripting lives as modules–linear, predictable, void of deviation. But skill, like thought, thrives in divergence. Its pedagogy must embrace the messiness of practice, the necessity of slowness, and the possibility of (4)____. To prepare youth for uncertainty, we must teach them to linger–not just to do, but to (5)____ doing.What should come in the place of blank number (5)?AautomateBresistCreflect onDmaster
- 920expand_moreThe migration was ______ complicated than expected.AlessBmoreCmuchDrather
- 921expand_moreSelect the correct option: He explained the concept so ___ that even complex arguments appeared easy to grasp.AclearBclearlyCclarityDclearness
- 922expand_moreThe passage given below has certain words missing. Go through it attentively and pick the most suitable word from the options to complete each blank: To speak of power as a neutral mechanism is to already surrender to the logic of the institution: that which sustains itself through containment, and [1] [_____] through the ritual of classification. The governed subject is not produced through ideology alone – it is suspended within an endless circulation of signs, perpetually rehearsed and deferred. Visibility, far from being liberatory, becomes a trap: to be seen is to be entered into the ledger of recognition, to be rendered manageable. Governance, therefore, does not merely prohibit – it produces, emerging through the architecture of documentation, through the soft coercion of the category. The surveillance apparatus is not primarily optical but procedural; its power lies not in what it records, but in what it refuses to release from its grid. Dissent, where it survives, cannot take root in frontal resistance – it must inhabit [2] [_____] – the refusal to be parsed, the uncodifiable murmur that eludes the syntax of control. The body becomes, in this arrangement, a text perpetually under revision: marked, interpreted, overwritten. What justice can this system accommodate? Not the justice of restoration, but of severance. A justice that does not appeal to existing terms but dismantles them. What is sought is not repair, but [3] [_____] – the unmaking of the apparatus itself, the stripping away of every grammar of legibility. To commit to this is to renounce consolation, to step outside the reassurance of meaning altogether. One must hold open a space for a justice that perpetually withholds itself, that remains [4] [_____] – immeasurable, unanchored, beyond the coordinates of any existing framework. Only from within this exposure can we imagine a politics freed from the compulsion to represent, a subjectivity that refuses to be owned. What endures at the limit of all this is not a settled identity, but a [5] [_____] – something that persists precisely by evading capture, that exists in the caesura between recognition and erasure.What should come in the place of blank number [3]?AabolitionBdestitutionCrestitutionDreconciliation
- 923expand_moreThe pursuit of space exploration (1) ___ not merely an extension of scientific curiosity but a profound statement about humanity's aspirations and existential resilience. As Earth's resources dwindle and environmental degradation escalates the imperative to seek alternative habitats is (2) ___ increasingly unavoidable. Beyond the immediate technological marvels, space missions foster unprecedented advancements in materials science, medicine, and artificial intelligence, all of which invariably (3) ___ civilian life on Earth. However, venturing into the cosmos is fraught with ethical dilemmas. Questions surrounding planetary protection - ensuring that alien ecosystems are neither contaminated nor exploited - remain largely (4) nascent within international law. Moreover, the colossal costs of space programs provoke debates about distributive justice, particularly in a world where basic human needs remain unmet for millions. Thus, a responsible trajectory of space exploration must harmonize ambition with stewardship, (5) tempering technological triumphalism with humility. Ultimately, the future of humanity may indeed lie among the stars, but whether that future is marked by expansionist hubris or enlightened coexistence will depend on the philosophical frameworks we choose to uphold in these uncharted domains.Choose the correct word for blank (1).AisBwasChas beenDhad been
- 924expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Late-capitalist urban landscapes frequently oscillate between spectacle and decay, embodying a paradox of acceleration and inertia. Skyscrapers rise beside derelict factories, and smart districts coexist with neighborhoods deprived of basic amenities. Such juxtapositions do not merely reflect uneven development; they reveal a (1)______ temporality in which advancement and abandonment unfold simultaneously. Infrastructure, in this milieu, becomes a theater of aspiration - glass facades projecting futurity even as subterranean systems corrode unnoticed. The city thus performs modernity through curated skylines while concealing systemic fragilities. What emerges is not straightforward dysfunction but a symbolic (2)________ of progress, where cranes and scaffolding signify perpetual becoming rather than completion. Urban renewal projects, perpetually announced yet rarely finalized, materialize the rhetoric of transformation without its substance. In this configuration, architecture operates as a discursive apparatus that (3)__________ collective desire into concrete form, embedding ideology within spatial arrangements. Ruins, consequently, are not vestiges of failure but sites of (4) _____: they encode the temporality of deferred promise. The metropolis, therefore, should not be interpreted as static but as suspended in a state of (5) ______ - a restless motion devoid of teleological closure.What should come in the place of blank number (2)?AnegationBsemioticsCerosionDcollapse
- 925expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The doctor recommended a ________ diet for the patient recovering from surgery.AnutritiousBnutriciousCnutritousDnutriteous
- 926expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The journalist's _______ commentary on the government's new policy sparked widespread public controversy.AcaustikBcaustticCcausticDcaustice
- 927expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelled word. The report was ________ with references to classical literature.AreplleteBrepleteCrepleatDreplite
- 928expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word: The __________ of the ancient manuscript was a painstaking process.AresurectionBressurectionCresurrectionDresurraction
- 929expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The auditor's report revealed only a ________ examination of the company's financial records.AsupperficialBsuperficiallCsupurficielDsuperficial
- 930expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The inspector's report revealed a ________ violation of safety norms at the construction site.AblaetantBblatenntCblattentDblatant
- 931expand_moreThe passage given below has certain words missing. Go through it attentively and pick the most suitable word from the options to complete each blank: To speak of power as a neutral mechanism is to already surrender to the logic of the institution: that which sustains itself through containment, and [1] [_____] through the ritual of classification. The governed subject is not produced through ideology alone – it is suspended within an endless circulation of signs, perpetually rehearsed and deferred. Visibility, far from being liberatory, becomes a trap: to be seen is to be entered into the ledger of recognition, to be rendered manageable. Governance, therefore, does not merely prohibit – it produces, emerging through the architecture of documentation, through the soft coercion of the category. The surveillance apparatus is not primarily optical but procedural; its power lies not in what it records, but in what it refuses to release from its grid. Dissent, where it survives, cannot take root in frontal resistance – it must inhabit [2] [_____] – the refusal to be parsed, the uncodifiable murmur that eludes the syntax of control. The body becomes, in this arrangement, a text perpetually under revision: marked, interpreted, overwritten. What justice can this system accommodate? Not the justice of restoration, but of severance. A justice that does not appeal to existing terms but dismantles them. What is sought is not repair, but [3] [_____] – the unmaking of the apparatus itself, the stripping away of every grammar of legibility. To commit to this is to renounce consolation, to step outside the reassurance of meaning altogether. One must hold open a space for a justice that perpetually withholds itself, that remains [4] [_____] – immeasurable, unanchored, beyond the coordinates of any existing framework. Only from within this exposure can we imagine a politics freed from the compulsion to represent, a subjectivity that refuses to be owned. What endures at the limit of all this is not a settled identity, but a [5] [_____] – something that persists precisely by evading capture, that exists in the caesura between recognition and erasure.What should come in the place of blank number [1]?AextinguishesBevacuatesCreifiesDdissimulates
- 932expand_moreThe pursuit of space exploration (1) ___ not merely an extension of scientific curiosity but a profound statement about humanity's aspirations and existential resilience. As Earth's resources dwindle and environmental degradation escalates the imperative to seek alternative habitats is (2) ___ increasingly unavoidable. Beyond the immediate technological marvels, space missions foster unprecedented advancements in materials science, medicine, and artificial intelligence, all of which invariably (3) ___ civilian life on Earth. However, venturing into the cosmos is fraught with ethical dilemmas. Questions surrounding planetary protection - ensuring that alien ecosystems are neither contaminated nor exploited - remain largely (4) nascent within international law. Moreover, the colossal costs of space programs provoke debates about distributive justice, particularly in a world where basic human needs remain unmet for millions. Thus, a responsible trajectory of space exploration must harmonize ambition with stewardship, (5) tempering technological triumphalism with humility. Ultimately, the future of humanity may indeed lie among the stars, but whether that future is marked by expansionist hubris or enlightened coexistence will depend on the philosophical frameworks we choose to uphold in these uncharted domains.Choose the correct word for blank (3).AbenefitingBbenefitCbenefitsDhave benefiting
- 933expand_moreSelect the correct option: Even though the phenomenon is uncommon, it may still occur _________ prolonged drought conditions.AtowardsBamidstCbetweenDunder
- 934expand_moreThe pursuit of space exploration (1) ___ not merely an extension of scientific curiosity but a profound statement about humanity's aspirations and existential resilience. As Earth's resources dwindle and environmental degradation escalates the imperative to seek alternative habitats is (2) ___ increasingly unavoidable. Beyond the immediate technological marvels, space missions foster unprecedented advancements in materials science, medicine, and artificial intelligence, all of which invariably (3) ___ civilian life on Earth. However, venturing into the cosmos is fraught with ethical dilemmas. Questions surrounding planetary protection - ensuring that alien ecosystems are neither contaminated nor exploited - remain largely (4) nascent within international law. Moreover, the colossal costs of space programs provoke debates about distributive justice, particularly in a world where basic human needs remain unmet for millions. Thus, a responsible trajectory of space exploration must harmonize ambition with stewardship, (5) tempering technological triumphalism with humility. Ultimately, the future of humanity may indeed lie among the stars, but whether that future is marked by expansionist hubris or enlightened coexistence will depend on the philosophical frameworks we choose to uphold in these uncharted domains.The word "nascent" in blank (4) most nearly means:AWell-establishedBPrimitive or newly developingCDeliberately hiddenDDeclining rapidly
- 935expand_moreIn the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: To apprehend race as a biological constant or a self-evident natural category is to mistake a historically produced artefact for an ontological given–to misread a [1] ______, a discursive and regulatory topology sustained not by phenotypic reality but by its compulsive reinscription across legal, medical, and carceral apparatuses. Within such a regime, the racialised body is not simply perceived but constituted–interpellated through surveillance technologies that render certain corporeal configurations legible as threatening, deviant, or socially expendable. The state, operating through its juridico-administrative machinery and the epistemic authority of demographic science, exercises a biopolitical management of population–wherein civic belonging is not an entitlement but a [2] ______, dispensed according to hierarchies of productivity, cultural assimilation, and racial fungibility. This apparatus transforms race into a function of administrative necessity rather than lived identity. Contestation, when routed through liberal multicultural grammars of recognition, risks reinforcing the very taxonomic logic it purports to challenge. The radical imperative, therefore, is not the diversification of representation but a structural [3] ______ of the classificatory architecture through which racial subjects are produced. This demands the exposure of how liberal inclusion forecloses genuine alterity. Such a praxis necessitates the [4] ______ of identity as a fixed organising principle–dismantling its coherence so that a post-racial ethics of relationality and becoming may emerge: one that prizes indeterminacy over fixity, opacity over legibility, and contingency over essence. In this framework, emancipation is not recuperative but [5] ______–a break from the compulsion of racial intelligibility, a refusal of the logocentric demand to be categorised and known.What should come in the place of blank number [1]?Ajuridical simulacrumBpraxis-fieldCepistemic surplusDnormative lacuna
- 936expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The scientist was awarded for her work in ________ chemistry.AorganometallicBorganomettalicCorganomettallikDorganometalic
- 937expand_moreFill in the blanks with the appropriate article. In ______ era of unprecedented digital connectivity and ______ proliferation of unverified information, critical thinking has become an indispensable civic skill.Aa, aBthe, theCan, theDan, a
- 938expand_moreTo speak of skill education merely in terms of employment is to overlook its deeper cartography. A skill, unlike rote instruction, is (1)____ not only through repetition but through failure–through the art of learning why something didn't work. In societies obsessed with certification, the nuanced textures of experiential learning often vanish behind laminated credentials. Yet, the true economy of skill is shaped not in boardrooms or training modules, but in the improvisations of the workshop, the reworkings of the prototype, the quiet recalibration of hand and intent. The question, then, is not how many are trained, but how many are truly (2)____–given not just tools but the time to develop trust in them. Skill is not the opposite of theory, but its extension into movement. And yet, the classroom remains strangely allergic to the tactile. The logic of assessments continues to value abstraction over (3)____, reducing competence to the ability to recall, not to remake. In the rush to map vocational pathways, we risk scripting lives as modules–linear, predictable, void of deviation. But skill, like thought, thrives in divergence. Its pedagogy must embrace the messiness of practice, the necessity of slowness, and the possibility of (4)____. To prepare youth for uncertainty, we must teach them to linger–not just to do, but to (5)____ doing.What should come in the place of blank number (2)?AselectedBempoweredCdismissedDevaluated
- 939expand_moreSelect the correct option: Without her prompt intervention, the discussion might well have ___ into an acrimonious stalemate.AabstainedBdevolvedCemergedDejected
- 940expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The critic questioned the highly ________ lens through which the biography had been written.AsubjectivBsubjictiveCsubjecteveDsubjective
- 941expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Late-capitalist urban landscapes frequently oscillate between spectacle and decay, embodying a paradox of acceleration and inertia. Skyscrapers rise beside derelict factories, and smart districts coexist with neighborhoods deprived of basic amenities. Such juxtapositions do not merely reflect uneven development; they reveal a (1)______ temporality in which advancement and abandonment unfold simultaneously. Infrastructure, in this milieu, becomes a theater of aspiration - glass facades projecting futurity even as subterranean systems corrode unnoticed. The city thus performs modernity through curated skylines while concealing systemic fragilities. What emerges is not straightforward dysfunction but a symbolic (2)________ of progress, where cranes and scaffolding signify perpetual becoming rather than completion. Urban renewal projects, perpetually announced yet rarely finalized, materialize the rhetoric of transformation without its substance. In this configuration, architecture operates as a discursive apparatus that (3)__________ collective desire into concrete form, embedding ideology within spatial arrangements. Ruins, consequently, are not vestiges of failure but sites of (4) _____: they encode the temporality of deferred promise. The metropolis, therefore, should not be interpreted as static but as suspended in a state of (5) ______ - a restless motion devoid of teleological closure.What should come in the place of blank number (3)?AtranslatesBobscuresCdismantlesDfragments
- 942expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word. The veteran critic dismissed the young artist's interpretation as _______ and unworthy of serious discussion.ApreposturousBpreposteruosCpreposterousDprepostrous
- 943expand_moreFill in the blanks with the appropriate article. Though _____ importance of education is universally acknowledged, _____ approach to imparting knowledge varies greatly from one nation to another.Aa, theBthe, aCa, aDthe, the
- 944expand_moreSelect the correct option:
Each of the reports ____________ been verified before submission.AhasBhaveCisDhas been being - 945expand_moreThe passage given below has certain words missing. Go through it attentively and pick the most suitable word from the options to complete each blank: To speak of power as a neutral mechanism is to already surrender to the logic of the institution: that which sustains itself through containment, and [1] [_____] through the ritual of classification. The governed subject is not produced through ideology alone – it is suspended within an endless circulation of signs, perpetually rehearsed and deferred. Visibility, far from being liberatory, becomes a trap: to be seen is to be entered into the ledger of recognition, to be rendered manageable. Governance, therefore, does not merely prohibit – it produces, emerging through the architecture of documentation, through the soft coercion of the category. The surveillance apparatus is not primarily optical but procedural; its power lies not in what it records, but in what it refuses to release from its grid. Dissent, where it survives, cannot take root in frontal resistance – it must inhabit [2] [_____] – the refusal to be parsed, the uncodifiable murmur that eludes the syntax of control. The body becomes, in this arrangement, a text perpetually under revision: marked, interpreted, overwritten. What justice can this system accommodate? Not the justice of restoration, but of severance. A justice that does not appeal to existing terms but dismantles them. What is sought is not repair, but [3] [_____] – the unmaking of the apparatus itself, the stripping away of every grammar of legibility. To commit to this is to renounce consolation, to step outside the reassurance of meaning altogether. One must hold open a space for a justice that perpetually withholds itself, that remains [4] [_____] – immeasurable, unanchored, beyond the coordinates of any existing framework. Only from within this exposure can we imagine a politics freed from the compulsion to represent, a subjectivity that refuses to be owned. What endures at the limit of all this is not a settled identity, but a [5] [_____] – something that persists precisely by evading capture, that exists in the caesura between recognition and erasure.What should come in the place of blank number [5]?Aspectral coherenceBfugitive formCpassive unityDontic recurrence
- 946expand_moreIn the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: To apprehend race as a biological constant or a self-evident natural category is to mistake a historically produced artefact for an ontological given–to misread a [1] ______, a discursive and regulatory topology sustained not by phenotypic reality but by its compulsive reinscription across legal, medical, and carceral apparatuses. Within such a regime, the racialised body is not simply perceived but constituted–interpellated through surveillance technologies that render certain corporeal configurations legible as threatening, deviant, or socially expendable. The state, operating through its juridico-administrative machinery and the epistemic authority of demographic science, exercises a biopolitical management of population–wherein civic belonging is not an entitlement but a [2] ______, dispensed according to hierarchies of productivity, cultural assimilation, and racial fungibility. This apparatus transforms race into a function of administrative necessity rather than lived identity. Contestation, when routed through liberal multicultural grammars of recognition, risks reinforcing the very taxonomic logic it purports to challenge. The radical imperative, therefore, is not the diversification of representation but a structural [3] ______ of the classificatory architecture through which racial subjects are produced. This demands the exposure of how liberal inclusion forecloses genuine alterity. Such a praxis necessitates the [4] ______ of identity as a fixed organising principle–dismantling its coherence so that a post-racial ethics of relationality and becoming may emerge: one that prizes indeterminacy over fixity, opacity over legibility, and contingency over essence. In this framework, emancipation is not recuperative but [5] ______–a break from the compulsion of racial intelligibility, a refusal of the logocentric demand to be categorised and known.What should come in the place of blank number [3]?AconsolidationBperpetuationCdestitutionDlegitimation
- 947expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Late-capitalist urban landscapes frequently oscillate between spectacle and decay, embodying a paradox of acceleration and inertia. Skyscrapers rise beside derelict factories, and smart districts coexist with neighborhoods deprived of basic amenities. Such juxtapositions do not merely reflect uneven development; they reveal a (1)______ temporality in which advancement and abandonment unfold simultaneously. Infrastructure, in this milieu, becomes a theater of aspiration - glass facades projecting futurity even as subterranean systems corrode unnoticed. The city thus performs modernity through curated skylines while concealing systemic fragilities. What emerges is not straightforward dysfunction but a symbolic (2)________ of progress, where cranes and scaffolding signify perpetual becoming rather than completion. Urban renewal projects, perpetually announced yet rarely finalized, materialize the rhetoric of transformation without its substance. In this configuration, architecture operates as a discursive apparatus that (3)__________ collective desire into concrete form, embedding ideology within spatial arrangements. Ruins, consequently, are not vestiges of failure but sites of (4) _____: they encode the temporality of deferred promise. The metropolis, therefore, should not be interpreted as static but as suspended in a state of (5) ______ - a restless motion devoid of teleological closure.What should come in the place of blank number (1)?AlinearBdisjunctiveCarchaicDsovereign
- 948expand_moreFill in the blank with the correct verb form: Scarcely had the ambassador delivered his address when the delegates _____ in applause.Ahad risenBroseChad roseDwere risen
- 949expand_moreFill in the blank with the correct option: She articulated her argument so ______ that the panel was thoroughly convinced.AfluentBfluencyCfluentlyDmore fluent
- 950expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Digital governance, once the preserve of national security councils and technical committees, has metamorphosed into a stage for global power contestation. What presents itself as multilateral dialogue often (1) _____ the architecture of technological colonialism–where data sovereignty is negotiated by those who own the infrastructure, not those who generate the content. The algorithmic lens becomes a moral arbiter only when applied to Southern communities; in Northern markets, it is reclassified as "innovation imperative." Regulatory frameworks are not impervious to this asymmetry. Platform capital flows through channels engineered by market dominance, not public welfare. Consent becomes a (2) _____, where users from vulnerable economies perform agreement to access services, rather than exercise meaningful choice. "Digital inclusion," meanwhile, hovers like a slogan–cited routinely, defined loosely. In such a paradigm, techno-optimism masks the fractured geography of access. Algorithms sort marginalised communities with efficiency, but remain insensible to the (3) _____ exclusions embedded in their training data. Surveillance infrastructures, too, offer the pretence of safety–one state's security apparatus "legitimised" by another's emergency. But surveillance does not dismantle fear; it merely redistributes it. To resist digital imperialism is to interrogate the neutrality of platforms and contest the benevolence of standards. Until the language of digital rights is (4) _____, and not merely amended, any technology governance initiative risks becoming a theatre of (5) _____, not transformation.What should come in the place of blank number (1)?AdismantlesBperpetuatesCneutralisesDresolves
- 951expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: Digital governance, once the preserve of national security councils and technical committees, has metamorphosed into a stage for global power contestation. What presents itself as multilateral dialogue often (1) _____ the architecture of technological colonialism–where data sovereignty is negotiated by those who own the infrastructure, not those who generate the content. The algorithmic lens becomes a moral arbiter only when applied to Southern communities; in Northern markets, it is reclassified as "innovation imperative." Regulatory frameworks are not impervious to this asymmetry. Platform capital flows through channels engineered by market dominance, not public welfare. Consent becomes a (2) _____, where users from vulnerable economies perform agreement to access services, rather than exercise meaningful choice. "Digital inclusion," meanwhile, hovers like a slogan–cited routinely, defined loosely. In such a paradigm, techno-optimism masks the fractured geography of access. Algorithms sort marginalised communities with efficiency, but remain insensible to the (3) _____ exclusions embedded in their training data. Surveillance infrastructures, too, offer the pretence of safety–one state's security apparatus "legitimised" by another's emergency. But surveillance does not dismantle fear; it merely redistributes it. To resist digital imperialism is to interrogate the neutrality of platforms and contest the benevolence of standards. Until the language of digital rights is (4) _____, and not merely amended, any technology governance initiative risks becoming a theatre of (5) _____, not transformation.What should come in the place of blank number (2)?AprivilegeBmandateCperformanceDgrievance
- 952expand_moreIn the given passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage carefully and select the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: The language of global environmental governance has not so much progressed as hardened into a glossary of bureaucratic (1) _____–phrases designed more to burnish institutional credibility than to drive substantive ecological reform. What was once an ethical confrontation with the limits of planetary endurance has since retreated into indices and scorecards, calibrated more to project authority than to redistribute it. Terms such as “climate resilience,” “multi- stakeholder dialogue,” and “zero-carbon targets” crowd policy frameworks, their definitions stretched to the point where they attain the malleability of (2) _____. Within this economy of signs, language abandons its capacity to illuminate and becomes instead a ritual of compliance. Policy declarations tip into euphemism; official statements are laden with procedural solemnity. Catastrophes are not acknowledged as such; they are (3) _____ into ‘capacity-building opportunities.’ The vocabulary of human suffering is scrubbed clean, even as the underlying data remains stark. What surfaces is not candour, but a choreography of intent–an emotional staging of concern. In the meantime, knowledge hierarchies endure: indigenous ecological wisdom is (4) _____ as “community-level insight,” afforded enough visibility to embellish, but never enough to redirect. Climate equity, once a challenge to power, now speaks in measured tones, absorbed efficiently into multilateral summit outcomes. Should environmental governance wish to transcend its culture of performance, it must release its grip on image management and engage honestly with its own liabilities. Anything less is not leadership–it is administrative (5) _____ posing as stewardship.What should come in the place of blank number (3)?AprojectedBdistortedCdomesticatedDsuppressed
- 953expand_moreIn the following passage, some words have been deleted. Read the passage intently and choose the most appropriate option to fill in each blank: To apprehend race as a biological constant or a self-evident natural category is to mistake a historically produced artefact for an ontological given–to misread a [1] ______, a discursive and regulatory topology sustained not by phenotypic reality but by its compulsive reinscription across legal, medical, and carceral apparatuses. Within such a regime, the racialised body is not simply perceived but constituted–interpellated through surveillance technologies that render certain corporeal configurations legible as threatening, deviant, or socially expendable. The state, operating through its juridico-administrative machinery and the epistemic authority of demographic science, exercises a biopolitical management of population–wherein civic belonging is not an entitlement but a [2] ______, dispensed according to hierarchies of productivity, cultural assimilation, and racial fungibility. This apparatus transforms race into a function of administrative necessity rather than lived identity. Contestation, when routed through liberal multicultural grammars of recognition, risks reinforcing the very taxonomic logic it purports to challenge. The radical imperative, therefore, is not the diversification of representation but a structural [3] ______ of the classificatory architecture through which racial subjects are produced. This demands the exposure of how liberal inclusion forecloses genuine alterity. Such a praxis necessitates the [4] ______ of identity as a fixed organising principle–dismantling its coherence so that a post-racial ethics of relationality and becoming may emerge: one that prizes indeterminacy over fixity, opacity over legibility, and contingency over essence. In this framework, emancipation is not recuperative but [5] ______–a break from the compulsion of racial intelligibility, a refusal of the logocentric demand to be categorised and known.What should come in the place of blank number [4]?AreificationBablationCsedimentationDvalorisation
- 954expand_moreSelect the correct option: Only a complete paradigm shift can ___ the deeply entrenched bureaucratic inertia.AdiscourageBdislodgeCdisillusionDpersuasion
- 955expand_moreFill in the blank with the correct tense: She ______ the presentation before the board arrived.AcompletesBhas completedCcompletedDhad completed
- 956expand_moreTo speak of skill education merely in terms of employment is to overlook its deeper cartography. A skill, unlike rote instruction, is (1)____ not only through repetition but through failure–through the art of learning why something didn't work. In societies obsessed with certification, the nuanced textures of experiential learning often vanish behind laminated credentials. Yet, the true economy of skill is shaped not in boardrooms or training modules, but in the improvisations of the workshop, the reworkings of the prototype, the quiet recalibration of hand and intent. The question, then, is not how many are trained, but how many are truly (2)____–given not just tools but the time to develop trust in them. Skill is not the opposite of theory, but its extension into movement. And yet, the classroom remains strangely allergic to the tactile. The logic of assessments continues to value abstraction over (3)____, reducing competence to the ability to recall, not to remake. In the rush to map vocational pathways, we risk scripting lives as modules–linear, predictable, void of deviation. But skill, like thought, thrives in divergence. Its pedagogy must embrace the messiness of practice, the necessity of slowness, and the possibility of (4)____. To prepare youth for uncertainty, we must teach them to linger–not just to do, but to (5)____ doing.What should come in the place of blank number (3)?AdexterityBclarityCmemoryDsymbolism
- 957expand_moreFill in the blank with the correctly spelt word: Despite repeated warnings, she remained ________ in her convictions.AobstinatteBobsteinateCobstinateDobbstinate
- 958expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the idiom: Won his laurelsASecured enduring recognitionBRenounced former privilegesCAccumulated material wealthDAbandoned an enterprise midway
- 959expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Resilience, frequently romanticized as an innate trait possessed by a fortunate few, is more accurately understood as a cultivated capacity shaped by cognitive framing, social context, and adaptive practice. Rather than signifying mere endurance, resilience entails the dynamic recalibration of perspective in the face of adversity. It is not the negation of vulnerability but the strategic integration of it into a broader narrative of growth. At its psychological core, resilience involves metacognitive awareness–the ability to examine one’s own thought patterns and reconfigure maladaptive interpretations. Individuals who demonstrate resilience often engage in cognitive reappraisal, transforming perceived setbacks into provisional challenges rather than definitive failures. This reframing does not trivialize hardship; instead, it situates difficulty within a continuum of learning and adaptation. Sociologically, resilience is scaffolded by relational networks. Communities that cultivate solidarity, empathy, and reciprocal support provide a buffer against existential uncertainty. Isolation, conversely, amplifies fragility by constricting interpretive flexibility. Thus, resilience is not solely an intrapersonal phenomenon but an emergent property of collective belonging. Educational and organizational institutions further mediate resilience through their tolerance for error and experimentation. Environments that stigmatize failure engender risk aversion, whereas those that normalize iterative learning foster adaptive confidence. Importantly, resilience does not imply stoicism devoid of emotion; it necessitates emotional literacy–the capacity to recognize, articulate, and regulate affective states without repression. Cultural narratives also contour the boundaries of resilience. Societies that equate worth with unbroken success may inadvertently pathologize struggle, obscuring the developmental value of adversity. By contrast, cultures that acknowledge impermanence and flux often embed resilience within their ethical frameworks. Technological acceleration complicates this terrain by compressing feedback cycles and amplifying comparative pressures. Constant exposure to curated portrayals of achievement can distort self- appraisal, undermining resilience through unrealistic benchmarking. Consequently, intentional pauses–moments of reflection and disengagement–become critical to sustaining psychological equilibrium. Ultimately, resilience is neither static nor universally formulaic; it is a recursive praxis of reflection, adaptation, and communal interdependence.The phrase “iterative learning” in the passage most nearly implies:AMemorizing information repeatedlyBLearning through cycles of trial and refinementCAvoiding experimentationDCompeting with peers for validation
- 960expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Leave no stone unturnedATo keep shifting from one place to another repeatedlyBTo make every possible effort to achieve a goalCTo remain quiet as a form of protestDTo obey someone without questioning
- 961expand_moreChoose the word/phrase that best describes the meaning of the idiom: 'to have a second string to one's bow'ATo be indecisive about a choiceBTo be in two relationships at onceCTo have an alternative plan or additional skill to rely uponDTo trick people to reach one's aim
- 962expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: “In modern discussions, the dichotomy between entrepreneurship and conventional jobs has become increasingly prominent.” Traditional employment is often associated with predictability, structured growth, and a clear career path, whereas entrepreneurship attracts individuals who seek independence, innovation, and the possibility of significantly higher rewards. Yet, both routes come with their own strengths as well as unavoidable uncertainties. Employment– especially in well-established institutions–typically provides steady income, social validation, and organizational support. Employees are generally not exposed to major risks like losing capital or facing sudden market shocks. Instead, they function within defined systems of authority and responsibility, where larger risks are usually handled by senior management. For many people, this arrangement offers mental ease and a visible roadmap for advancement. On the other hand, entrepreneurship requires persistence, ingenuity, and a strong ability to deal with uncertainty. Entrepreneurs must manage fluctuating markets, complicated regulations, and irregular earnings–difficulties that are often underestimated by those who romanticize startups. Still, for people with a higher risk tolerance and creative capability, entrepreneurship can deliver a distinct sense of purpose. It enables individuals to challenge existing systems, create ventures from scratch, and potentially influence entire industries. Social attitudes add another layer to this debate. In several cultures, stable employment is treated as the standard marker of success, while entrepreneurial efforts are seen as risky or unreliable–until they achieve success. However, this mindset is slowly evolving as startup ecosystems expand and innovation becomes closely linked with development. Ultimately, the right choice is not about which option is “better,” but about matching one’s nature, priorities, and long-term vision with what each path demands. Entrepreneurship may bring freedom, but it comes with sacrifice. Employment may offer security, but it can also limit creativity. Therefore, a thoughtful and realistic approach–not blind ambition–is necessary while making this career decision.In the passage, the phrase “absence of assured income” for entrepreneurs implies:AEntrepreneurs work without pay by choiceBNo fixed salary or steady cash flowCProfit is certain from the beginningDEarnings are set by the government
- 963expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the idiom: Whistle in the darkAPut on a brave front despite fearBSpeak without clarityCRefuse to take sidesDEnjoy solitude
- 964expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the given idiom: To cry stinking fishATo praise oneself publiclyBTo underestimate one’s own valueCTo mock competitorsDTo exaggerate success
- 965expand_moreThe history of cartography is enriched by individuals whose intellectual daring surpassed the mere mapping of terrain, embodying a philosophical compulsion to render the unknown knowable. Each cartographer - whether charting the coastlines of the Mediterranean, the interior of sub-Saharan Africa, or the archipelagos of the Pacific - constructed not merely a geographic record but a testament to the symbiosis of imagination and empirical inquiry. "Claudius Ptolemy" and his monumental second-century Geographia codified the ancient world's spatial understanding, yet figures such as "Ibn Battuta" and later "Gerardus Mercator" reconstituted those foundations entirely. Mercator's epochal 1569 projection, though cartographically distorting the relative scale of landmasses, enabled navigators to plot straight-line courses across the globe with unprecedented precision - portraying geography not merely as a record of place but as an instrument of power. Similarly, "Mae Jemison", the first African-American woman in space, extended cartographic ambition beyond the terrestrial, charting new frontiers in the language of orbital science. The discipline of mapmaking transformed dramatically through the latter decades of the twentieth century and into the twenty-first. Technologies such as Geographic Information Systems and satellite remote sensing enabled layered, dynamic representations of the Earth, while scholars like "Denis Wood" challenged cartography's claim to objectivity, arguing that every map encodes the ideological assumptions of its maker. Meanwhile, indigenous spatial knowledge systems - long subordinated to Western cartographic conventions - increasingly reclaim their epistemic authority as legitimate and irreplaceable frameworks for understanding place. Thus, the story of cartography resists reduction to a chronicle of technical achievement. It is a dialectic between the human ambition to possess the world through representation and the world's irreducible resistance to complete capture - each map simultaneously a revelation and an act of selective concealment.In the sentence "The history of cartography is enriched by individuals whose intellectual daring surpassed the mere mapping of terrain", what is the grammatical role of the clause "whose intellectual daring surpassed the mere mapping of terrain"?AAdverbial clause modifying "surpassed"BAdjective clause modifying "individuals"CNoun clause functioning as the subjectDParticipial phrase modifying "history"
- 966expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Rearrange deck chairs on the TitanicATo prepare for a celebrationBTo focus on minor tasks while a major crisis worsensCTo work efficiently under pressureDTo create confusion intentionally
- 967expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: To draw the long bowATo romanticize historical eventsBTo fabricate or exaggerate with little credibilityCTo delay justice deliberatelyDTo conflate myth with realism
- 968expand_moreChoose the correct phrasal verb: The investigator was unable to _____ the truth from the conflicting reports.Aput offBbring aboutCsort outDtake over
- 969expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Hoist with one's own petardATo rise unexpectedlyBTo gain fame unfairlyCTo be ruined by one’s own deviceDTo be praised excessively
- 970expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Pull no punchesATo remain impartialBTo hesitate before talkingCTo mislead the listenerDTo be direct and honest
- 971expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Hold at arm’s lengthATo treat someone warmlyBTo keep someone at a distanceCTo imitate someone closelyDTo support someone openly
- 972expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the idiom: Blow hot and coldATo keep shifting one’s stance repeatedlyBTo speak arrogantly about oneselfCTo accept both victory and defeat calmlyDTo act in a steady and predictable manner
- 973expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the idiom: Gall and wormwoodAFleeting astonishmentBTrivial dissatisfactionCIntense bitterness or resentmentDSubtle irony
- 974expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Currying favourASeeking approval through flatteryBSeeking financial gainCAvoiding confrontationDMaking public criticism
- 975expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Sell ice to an EskimoAOffer something to someone who already has plenty of itBAsk guidance from specialistsCCriticise without any reasonDWander without a plan
- 976expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Down in the dumpsAMoving at full speedBIn a state of sadness or inactivityCAbout to achieve successDWorking with intense enthusiasm
- 977expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Cut the Gordian knotATo complicate a straightforward matter unnecessarilyBTo postpone an inevitable confrontationCTo seek counsel from multiple advisors before decidingDTo resolve a difficult problem by bold, decisive action
- 978expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Not fit to hold a candle toAExcellent in comparisonBSimilar in abilityCGreatly inferior toDSuperior to in some aspects
- 979expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: At seaANavigating a situation skillfullyBActing recklessly without regard for consequencesCSeeking an adventurous escape from routineDFeeling confused or perplexed
- 980expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Break one’s duckATo withdraw from a competition midwayBAchieve a first success after previous failuresCTo cause irreparable damage to a relationshipDTo revert to old unproductive habits
- 981expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: The writing on the wallAAn act of deliberate deceptionBA signal of imminent failure or disasterCA symbolic gesture of reconciliationDAn unverified rumour gaining credibility
- 982expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Get the jump onAAdmit defeat suddenlyBGain an edge by moving firstCTurn against one’s friendsDAvoid consequences
- 983expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Mend fencesATo restore friendly relations after a disputeBTo intensify rivalryCTo escape from responsibilityDTo forget an important detail
- 984expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Hand and gloveAIn open disagreementBIn close associationCWorking reluctantlyDActing independently
- 985expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Make ends meetATo achieve great financial successBTo manage one's expenses within one's incomeCTo borrow money from multiple sourcesDTo suddenly become very wealthy
- 986expand_moreThe genesis of railway transportation marks one of humanity's most transformative engineering feats, profoundly reshaping industrial, social, and economic landscapes. Early prototypes, such as horse-drawn wagonways in 16th-century Europe, represented rudimentary precursors to modern trains, utilizing wooden rails to minimize friction and facilitate the movement of goods across short distances. The true revolution, however, ignited in the early 19th century with the advent of steam locomotives. Pioneers like George Stephenson, whose famous "Rocket" epitomized technological prowess, demonstrated the unprecedented potential of steam power to move both people and cargo efficiently. This innovation catalyzed the Industrial Revolution, knitting distant regions into cohesive economic fabrics and accelerating urbanization at an unparalleled pace. Throughout the 20th century, the ascendancy of diesel and electric locomotives superseded steam technology, offering greater efficiency, reliability, and environmental benefits. Bullet trains, inaugurated in Japan as the Shinkansen in 1964, redefined expectations regarding speed, safety, and technological sophistication, inspiring global high-speed rail networks. In the contemporary era, magnetic levitation (maglev) trains and hyperloop prototypes promise to further erode the barriers of distance and time, potentially rendering conventional rail obsolete. Yet, amid this rapid evolution, trains remain emblematic not merely of mechanical ingenuity but of societal progression – testaments to human ambition to connect, accelerate, and transcend physical limitations. The trajectory of railway innovation encapsulates a narrative of relentless adaptation, one wherein each epochal shift reflects broader socio-technological metamorphoses.What grammatical function does the phrase "utilizing wooden rails to minimize friction" serve in the sentence?AAdjective clause modifying "wagon ways"BAdverbial phrase explaining the mannerCNoun clause functioning as objectDGerund phrase acting as the subject
- 987expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Bite the dustATo win with easeBTo fall or be defeatedCTo hide the truthDTo complain loudly
- 988expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Cultural diversity constitutes the variegated mosaic of human existence–an ever-evolving interplay of languages, traditions, philosophies, and belief systems that define collective and individual identities. Far from being a peripheral feature of global society, cultural diversity operates as a fundamental axis upon which civilizational vitality and epistemic plurality rest. In essence, it encapsulates not merely difference, but the affirmation of multiple ways of knowing, being, and meaning-making. In historical terms, civilizations have flourished not in isolation but at the confluence of diverse cultural streams. The syncretism observable in the Indo-Persian, Greco-Arabic, and Afro-Asian traditions exemplifies how intercultural fertilization catalyzes intellectual innovation and social cohesion. Rather than homogenization, these interactions yielded a dialogical reconstitution of worldviews–proof that cultural divergence can be a crucible for synthesis rather than conflict. At the philosophical level, cultural diversity interrogates the universality of norms. It challenges ethnocentric assumptions embedded within dominant paradigms by foregrounding the contextual nature of truth, morality, and aesthetics. When one engages with other cultures, the epistemological arrogance of singular worldviews is destabilized, allowing for intercultural humility and ethical pluralism to emerge. Thus, cultural diversity operates not just as an external phenomenon, but as an internal process of decentering the self. From a sociopolitical standpoint, societies that safeguard cultural plurality tend to nurture inclusive citizenship and resilience. Multicultural democracies are not only repositories of coexisting identities but also laboratories of conflict negotiation and policy innovation. However, tokenistic inclusion without structural equity often leads to performative multiculturalism–a facade that conceals systemic marginalization. Genuine cultural diversity necessitates decolonized institutional frameworks that recognize historical injustices while fostering intercultural dialogue. Economically and creatively, cultural diversity constitutes an underappreciated asset. Diverse workforces, for example, yield superior problem-solving outcomes due to varied cognitive schemata and adaptive strategies. Similarly, the cultural industries– film, fashion, literature–derive their vibrancy from an eclectic confluence of voices. The commodification of culture, however, poses a paradox: while it amplifies visibility, it risks appropriating identities without accountability. In an era of globalization and algorithmic standardization, cultural diversity confronts unprecedented threats. The transnational flow of capital, information, and labor often engenders monocultural tendencies under the guise of cosmopolitanism. Algorithms, designed for optimization, tend to filter cultural experience through homogenizing lenses–curating identities instead of cultivating them. Hence, preserving cultural diversity is not a nostalgic endeavor but an existential imperative in the face of digital flattening and neoliberal erasures. Ultimately, cultural diversity is not merely about tolerance or celebration–it is about sustaining the ontological multiplicity that renders the human condition richly complex. To uphold it is to affirm that no single narrative, however dominant, can exhaust the spectrum of human meaning.What does the phrase "dialogical reconstitution of worldviews" most nearly imply?AConvergence of linguistic structures.BExchange that produces hybrid cultural understandings.CRegression to isolated cultural epistemes.DDominance of one cultural narrative over others.
- 989expand_moreWhat is the best meaning of the idiom "Birds of a feather flock together"?APeople with similar interests or characteristics tend to associate with each other.BBirds always fly in groups.CDifferent people can never be friends.DOnly rich people make friends with other rich people.
- 990expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Cut me deadACriticised me harshly in publicBTerminated my contract abruptlyCIgnored me deliberatelyDReduced my salary without warning
- 991expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Hammer and tongsAWith great intensityBWithout preparationCIn a concealed mannerDWithout real effort
- 992expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the idiom: Keeps a good tableAMaintains strict household disciplineBServes abundant and refined mealsCObserves ritual fastingDFunds charitable kitchens
- 993expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Throw one's hat into the ringATo withdraw from a competitive undertakingBTo make a reckless financial wagerCTo express disapproval of an ongoing contestDAnnounce one's candidacy or challenge
- 994expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In the architecture of human civilization, language operates not merely as a communicative instrument but as the generative substrate upon which collective consciousness is constructed. Communication transcends transactional exchange; it constitutes the epistemic medium through which realities are negotiated, identities are affirmed, and social contracts are sustained. The exigency of communication arises less from logistical coordination than from the ontological necessity of shared meaning. Historically, civilizations have been sculpted by successive transformations in communicative modalities–from oral traditions that encoded cosmologies to print cultures that institutionalized jurisprudence and scientific rationality. Each technological inflection has recalibrated not only the velocity of transmission but also the hierarchy of authority and the legitimacy of knowledge claims. At the interpersonal stratum, communication unfolds across verbal articulation, non-verbal gesturality, and paralinguistic modulation, forming a semiotic constellation wherein silence may signify as profoundly as speech. Misalignment across these strata frequently precipitates alienation or conflict, underscoring that effective communication entails calibrated reciprocity rather than unilateral expression. Within organizational ecosystems, communicative transparency functions as the linchpin of institutional trust. Hierarchical opacity engenders informational asymmetries that corrode cohesion, whereas dialogic engagement fosters adaptive resilience and innovation. Cultural matrices further complicate communicative exchange by embedding within linguistic codes tacit assumptions and normative expectations. What manifests as assertiveness in one milieu may register as impropriety in another, necessitating intercultural literacy and contextual discernment. In the digital epoch, algorithmic mediation amplifies communicative reach while simultaneously engendering echo chambers and epistemic fragmentation. The ethical stewardship of discourse thus assumes heightened urgency. Communicative competence in contemporary society demands not only rhetorical dexterity but also critical reflexivity and moral accountability. Ultimately, to communicate is to participate in the co- authorship of social reality; it is through language that humanity perpetually reconstructs the contours of its shared existence.The phrase “semiotic constellation” most nearly implies:AA random cluster of symbolsBA structured network of meaning-bearing signsCAstronomical symbolism in languageDCultural superstition
- 995expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The prospect of colonising Mars, long dismissed as the province of science fiction and utopian fantasy, is today the subject of earnest scientific inquiry and substantial corporate investment. The Red Planet, once regarded merely as a distant celestial curiosity, has now become the centrepiece of humanity's interplanetary ambitions. Space agencies and private enterprises alike have announced an array of bold initiatives: NASA's Moon-to-Mars architecture, the European Space Agency's Aurora Programme, and SpaceX's Starship project collectively embody a growing consensus that Martian settlement is not merely conceivable but operationally feasible within this century. Central to these missions is the challenge of sustaining human life across the 54-million-kilometre void–a feat demanding breakthroughs in propulsion technology, closed-loop life-support systems, and radiation-hardened habitat design. The Martian atmosphere, composed predominantly of carbon dioxide and exerting only about one percent of Earth's atmospheric pressure, renders conventional breathing impossible and exposes settlers to lethal doses of solar and galactic radiation. However, in-situ resource utilisation (ISRU) technology offers a partial remedy: converting Martian CO₂ and subsurface water ice into breathable oxygen and rocket propellant, dramatically reducing the payload burden of Earth-launched supply missions. Governance poses an equally formidable challenge. The 1967 Outer Space Treaty, crafted during the Cold War, explicitly prohibits national appropriation of celestial bodies, yet is conspicuously silent on private property rights and corporate resource extraction–a lacuna that could precipitate jurisdictional disputes as commercial actors intensify their Martian interests. Psychological and physiological tolls of a minimum two-year round trip, including prolonged microgravity exposure and isolation-induced cognitive decline, further compound mission planners' concerns. Yet proponents argue that just as the colonisation of the New World–for all its ethical complexities–irrevocably expanded civilisation's horizons, the settlement of Mars represents an existential hedge against planetary catastrophe and an unprecedented catalyst for scientific discovery. Whether Mars becomes humanity's second home or remains a monument to terrestrial aspiration ultimately depends on the convergence of political will, technological ingenuity, and cross-border cooperation on an unprecedented scale.What does the author mean by the phrase “existential hedge against planetary catastrophe”?AA financial investment strategy for space companiesBA backup for human survival should Earth become uninhabitableCA political argument for international space cooperationDA scientific method for predicting natural disasters
- 996expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Get cold feetATo lose courage at the last momentBTo request urgent helpCTo act bravely under pressureDTo accept failure politely
- 997expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Not in my lineAOutside one's jurisdictionBNot related to my area of expertiseCAgainst one's moral principlesDBeneath one's dignity
- 998expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Has a second string to his bowAHe changes his decisions repeatedly.BHe maintains two relationships at the same time.CHe has an extra skill/backup option to depend on.DHe has a hidden agenda
- 999expand_moreSelect the most accurate meaning of the idiom: By the skin of one's teethABy means of cunning and deceitBWith the barest possible marginCWith great confidence and easeDBy sheer inherited fortune
- 1000expand_moreIdentify the correct interpretation of the following idiom: Mad as a hatterAExcessively cautious and reservedBDeeply melancholic and withdrawnCCompletely insane or eccentricDHighly ambitious and ruthless
- 1001expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Rain on someone’s paradeATo make something famousBTo spoil or discourage someone’s excitementCTo remove worries completelyDTo motivate with great enthusiasm
- 1002expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Harp on the same stringATo switch topics abruptly during a discussionBTo speak evasively about a sensitive issueCTo change one's stance under external pressureDTo dwell on the same subject repeatedly and tediously
- 1003expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Flash in the panAA fleeting success that quickly dissipatesBA meticulously planned achievementCA criminal conspiracyDA sustained innovation
- 1004expand_moreWhat is the meaning of the idiom 'Leave no stone unturned'?ATo move repeatedly without a fixed goalBTo make every possible effort to achieve a goalCTo remain quiet in protestDTo follow orders blindly without question
- 1005expand_moreThe history of cartography is enriched by individuals whose intellectual daring surpassed the mere mapping of terrain, embodying a philosophical compulsion to render the unknown knowable. Each cartographer - whether charting the coastlines of the Mediterranean, the interior of sub-Saharan Africa, or the archipelagos of the Pacific - constructed not merely a geographic record but a testament to the symbiosis of imagination and empirical inquiry. "Claudius Ptolemy" and his monumental second-century Geographia codified the ancient world's spatial understanding, yet figures such as "Ibn Battuta" and later "Gerardus Mercator" reconstituted those foundations entirely. Mercator's epochal 1569 projection, though cartographically distorting the relative scale of landmasses, enabled navigators to plot straight-line courses across the globe with unprecedented precision - portraying geography not merely as a record of place but as an instrument of power. Similarly, "Mae Jemison", the first African-American woman in space, extended cartographic ambition beyond the terrestrial, charting new frontiers in the language of orbital science. The discipline of mapmaking transformed dramatically through the latter decades of the twentieth century and into the twenty-first. Technologies such as Geographic Information Systems and satellite remote sensing enabled layered, dynamic representations of the Earth, while scholars like "Denis Wood" challenged cartography's claim to objectivity, arguing that every map encodes the ideological assumptions of its maker. Meanwhile, indigenous spatial knowledge systems - long subordinated to Western cartographic conventions - increasingly reclaim their epistemic authority as legitimate and irreplaceable frameworks for understanding place. Thus, the story of cartography resists reduction to a chronicle of technical achievement. It is a dialectic between the human ambition to possess the world through representation and the world's irreducible resistance to complete capture - each map simultaneously a revelation and an act of selective concealment.What does the word "dialectic" most nearly imply in the phrase "...a dialectic between the human ambition to possess the world through representation and the world's irreducible resistance to complete capture..."?AA definitive resolution of opposing viewpointsBA mathematical formula used in calculationCA prolonged negotiation between commercial partiesDA dynamic tension or interplay between opposing forces
- 1006expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The restorer traced a cartouche framing the monarch's inscription.AThe museum displayed an ancient cartouche enclosing a ruler's name in hieroglyphs.BThe historian explained how a cartouche protected royal names on temple walls.CThe excavation revealed a broken cartouche beside the burial chamber.DThe designer added a cartouche of scrollwork to surround the portrait on the arch.
- 1007expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Go for a songASold at a high priceBPerformed emotionallyCSold very cheaplyDSung badly
- 1008expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Not to mince mattersATo speak delicatelyBTo speak without hesitation or euphemismCTo avoid detail intentionallyDTo revise opinions often
- 1009expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: On tenterhooksAFeeling anxious anticipationBBeing physically restrictedCEmotionally detachedDMentally confused
- 1010expand_moreWhat does the idiom "There is no gainsaying the fact that the country is in difficulties" mean?AThere is no denying that the country is facing challenges.BThe country is making significant progress.CThe country is refusing to acknowledge its problems.DThe country is avoiding difficult situations.
- 1011expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the idiom: The sword of DamoclesAA ceremonial weapon of royaltyBAn unexpected fortuneCAn ever-present and impending dangerDA decisive act of courage
- 1012expand_moreThe committee insisted that ethical standards must not be compromised ___ the sake of profit.AonBwithCforDat
- 1013expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Has a second string to his bowAHe changes his decisions repeatedly.BHe maintains two relationships at the same time.CHe has an extra skill/backup option to depend on.DHe tricks people to reach his aim.
- 1014expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for the phrase in italics. "One who publicly professes virtuous principles while privately acting contrary to them."ACynicBHypocriteCAgnosticDDemagogue
- 1015expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Follow the rules to the letterAWalk behind someone physicallyBEnlist in the armed forcesCObey instructions exactly and strictlyDDisagree with the majority view
- 1016expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: At sixes and sevensAA dilemma between two evilsBA free and fair decisionCIn complete confusionDA selection made under duress
- 1017expand_moreChoose the correct verb phrase to complete the sentence: By the time the investigation wraps up, the committee _____ its preliminary findings.Ahad submittedBsubmitsCwill submitDwill have submitted
- 1018expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the given idiom: Not fit to hold a candle toAEqual in talentBSlightly better thanCMuch inferior toDBright and capable
- 1019expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Art, across its many expressions–painting, theatre, literature, music, and more–moves beyond practical usefulness into the spheres of meaning, emotion, and transformation. Its place in society is not merely ornamental or entertaining; it functions as a medium of critique, a repository of shared memory, and an engine of cultural change. At its centre, art unsettles reality by reshaping how we see. Whether through the disorienting imagery of surrealism or the unsettling textures of experimental sound, art pulls the viewer out of comfort and demands renewed attention to the world. In doing so, art becomes not only aesthetic but an epistemic act–one that questions accepted “truths,” disrupts dominant frameworks, and widens the space for voices kept at the margins. Across history, art has also acted as a record of civilisations, preserving within its forms the desires, fears, conflicts, and ideals of a given age. From sacred temple murals to rebellious street art on crumbling city walls, creative work becomes a language through which authority, resistance, and identity are negotiated at once. This deep historical grounding makes art vital for understanding not only what societies produce, but what they prize and what they dread. In contemporary democracies, art often takes on a political charge. Where speech is curtailed, art can carry dissent; where logic falls short, it can generate empathy. Satire, documentary cinema, and performance frequently communicate what cannot be stated directly, using symbol, metaphor, and suggestion to evade suppression. Yet this very power exposes art to risk–censorship, marketing pressures, and ideological capture. When art loses autonomy, it can slide into propaganda or empty prestige, stripped of its questioning force. Art also performs a social role by building community and inviting self-examination at the same time. Participatory forms–street theatre, public installations, folk practices–blur the line between maker and viewer, broadening access to aesthetic experience. Meanwhile, private engagement with a poem or painting may trigger insight, catharsis, or moral reflection. However, in an algorithm-driven era where visibility and virality often decide worth, art increasingly faces the commodification of art. The aesthetic is repackaged as a spectacle for quick consumption, detached from complexity, nuance, and risk. The challenge, therefore, is to protect artistic integrity against market and media forces that may reduce it to banality. Ultimately, art’s role is neither fixed nor singular: it is a dialectical energy–both mirror and blueprint, disruptive and restorative. To protect art is to protect the human capacity to feel, to question, and to reimagine.In the passage, the phrase “commodification of art” most nearly means:AArt being stored and protected in official museums.BArt being turned into a sellable product that loses its critical edge.CArt being created only for classroom learning.DArt being used solely to encourage political awareness.
- 1020expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: To sup with the devilATo repent sincerely in privateBTo seek revenge against enemiesCTo deal with or associate with a dangerous or unscrupulous personDTo enforce a rule without mercy
- 1021expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Leave no stone unturnedATo keep shifting from one place to another repeatedlyBTo make every possible effort to achieve a goalCTo remain quiet as a form of protestDTo obey someone without questioning
- 1022expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Rearrange deck chairs on the TitanicATo prepare for a celebrationBTo focus on minor tasks while a major crisis worsensCTo work efficiently under pressureDTo create confusion intentionally
- 1023expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Red herringAA minor distractionBA false clue meant to misleadCA sign of dangerDA contradictory statement
- 1024expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: To play the second fiddleATo disguise one's ambition behind apparent loyaltyBTo hold a subordinate position to another personCTo take credit for another's accomplishmentsDTo perform a task with deliberate mediocrity
- 1025expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Know which way the wind blowsATo navigate using natural landmarksBTo sense how events or opinion are trending before actingCTo adjust sails in a stormDTo misread a situation entirely
- 1026expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Cook someone's gooseATo rescue someone from defeatBTo help someone gain an advantageCRuin someone's plans or prospectsDTo embarrass someone publicly
- 1027expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Sail close to the windAAct within risky limits of rulesBMove quickly across distancesCStay completely safeDWithdraw from challenges
- 1028expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the idiom: Blow hot and coldATo keep shifting one's stance repeatedlyBTo speak arrogantly about oneselfCTo accept both victory and defeat calmlyDTo act in a steady and predictable manner
- 1029expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Get cold feetATo lose courage at the last momentBTo request urgent helpCTo act bravely under pressureDTo accept failure politely
- 1030expand_moreThe vast expanse of the world's oceans has long captivated the human imagination, representing one of Earth's final unexplored frontiers. Despite covering more than seventy percent of the planet's surface, the deep ocean remains shrouded in mystery, with scientists estimating that less than twenty percent of its floor has been systematically charted. The modern era of oceanographic exploration was catalysed in the mid-20th century by remarkable technological breakthroughs. The development of submersibles and remotely operated vehicles enabled researchers to venture into the hadal zones – regions descending beyond six thousand metres – revealing astonishing ecosystems sustained by hydrothermal vents rather than sunlight. These discoveries fundamentally challenged established notions of life's dependence on solar energy. Throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries, satellite technology and autonomous underwater vehicles have dramatically accelerated the pace of marine cartography. The discovery of vast underwater mountain ranges, submerged canyons, and previously unknown species has reshaped our understanding of biological diversity. Furthermore, oceanographic research has illuminated the ocean's pivotal role in regulating the planet's climate by absorbing excess carbon dioxide and distributing thermal energy across hemispheres. Yet, despite these monumental advances, the oceans remain profoundly vulnerable to anthropogenic pressures – pollution, overfishing, and acidification pose existential threats to marine biodiversity. The trajectory of ocean science thus carries an urgent imperative: to understand these ecosystems fully before irreversible degradation renders such knowledge obsolete.What grammatical function does the phrase "revealing astonishing ecosystems sustained by hydrothermal vents" serve in the sentence: "...enabled researchers to venture into the hadal zones - regions descending beyond six thousand metres - revealing astonishing ecosystems sustained by hydrothermal vents rather than sunlight."ANoun phrase functioning as the subjectBAdjective clause modifying "hadal zones"CParticipial phrase acting as an adverbial modifierDGerund phrase functioning as the direct object
- 1031expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In contemporary philosophical and sociological discourse, the notion of “autonomy” is frequently invoked as an indispensable pillar of liberal democracies and individual self-realization. Yet upon closer scrutiny, the authenticity of such autonomy becomes increasingly contestable. Modern institutions, while ostensibly endorsing freedom of choice, operate through intricate mechanisms of normalization, surveillance capitalism, and algorithmic mediation that subtly delimit the spectrum of available decisions. What is perceived as spontaneous preference often emerges from preconfigured architectures of influence. Consumer ecosystems, fortified by behavioral analytics and predictive modeling, anticipate inclinations before they are consciously articulated. Recommendation algorithms, framed as neutral facilitators of personalization, in fact channel attention toward outcomes optimized for commercial profitability. Social platforms further intensify this dynamic by curating epistemic environments that reinforce preexisting convictions, thereby transforming deliberative plurality into insulated affirmation. Even civic participation, conventionally regarded as the zenith of democratic agency, is susceptible to psychometric targeting strategies that privilege emotional resonance over rational evaluation. Moreover, normative expectations inculcated through educational curricula, cultural narratives, and socio-economic stratification circumscribe the horizons within which individual aspirations crystallize. A career trajectory, ostensibly self-determined, may thus represent the internalization of external prescriptions. The argument advanced here does not negate the possibility of agency; rather, it underscores the necessity of reflexive awareness. Genuine autonomy entails not the absence of influence but the capacity to interrogate and recalibrate it. Without such vigilance, freedom risks devolving into a performative construct– persuasive in rhetoric yet attenuated in substance.The phrase “epistemic environments” most nearly refers to:AScientific laboratoriesBEducational institutionsCCurated information ecosystems shaping beliefDPolitical assemblies
- 1032expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: To bite one's thumb at someoneATo express covert admirationBTo mock or insult someone contemptuouslyCTo conceal one's resentmentDTo withdraw from confrontation
- 1033expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the idiom: Sound and furyAGreat uproar that signifies nothingBConfession followed by silenceCEchoes of truth from the pastDLoud actions with enduring impact
- 1034expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Kicked up a rowACreated chaos with calculated logicBReacted aggressively in a social settingCSilently withdrew from a discussionDAvoided confrontation altogether
- 1035expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: To chew over an ideaAEat noisilyBWander aimlessly in thoughtCThink deeply and repeatedlyDPrepare aggressively for conflict
- 1036expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: To send to CoventryATo exile with state honoursBTo subject someone to deliberate social ostracismCTo forgive after public disgraceDTo appoint to ceremonial duties
- 1037expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Pull no punchesATo remain impartialBTo hesitate before talkingCTo mislead the listenerDTo be direct and honest
- 1038expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Jump the sharkATo make a dramatic comebackBTo take a bold but reckless decisionCTo reach a peak and begin to declineDTo overcome a significant challenge
- 1039expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Chapter and verseAWith documented proof and exact detailsBWith exaggerated emotionCWithout logical coherenceDBy indirect suggestion
- 1040expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: To be in high dudgeonATo be offended with exaggerated dignityBTo be filled with unbounded enthusiasmCTo be in a state of complete bewildermentDTo be inflated with unwarranted pride
- 1041expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the idiom: Came of ageAReached the legally recognized age of adulthoodBAcquired parliamentary supportCSurpassed his competitors numericallyDRenounced juvenile conduct
- 1042expand_moreThe history of cartography is enriched by individuals whose intellectual daring surpassed the mere mapping of terrain, embodying a philosophical compulsion to render the unknown knowable. Each cartographer - whether charting the coastlines of the Mediterranean, the interior of sub-Saharan Africa, or the archipelagos of the Pacific - constructed not merely a geographic record but a testament to the symbiosis of imagination and empirical inquiry. "Claudius Ptolemy" and his monumental second-century Geographia codified the ancient world's spatial understanding, yet figures such as "Ibn Battuta" and later "Gerardus Mercator" reconstituted those foundations entirely. Mercator's epochal 1569 projection, though cartographically distorting the relative scale of landmasses, enabled navigators to plot straight-line courses across the globe with unprecedented precision - portraying geography not merely as a record of place but as an instrument of power. Similarly, "Mae Jemison", the first African-American woman in space, extended cartographic ambition beyond the terrestrial, charting new frontiers in the language of orbital science. The discipline of mapmaking transformed dramatically through the latter decades of the twentieth century and into the twenty-first. Technologies such as Geographic Information Systems and satellite remote sensing enabled layered, dynamic representations of the Earth, while scholars like "Denis Wood" challenged cartography's claim to objectivity, arguing that every map encodes the ideological assumptions of its maker. Meanwhile, indigenous spatial knowledge systems - long subordinated to Western cartographic conventions - increasingly reclaim their epistemic authority as legitimate and irreplaceable frameworks for understanding place. Thus, the story of cartography resists reduction to a chronicle of technical achievement. It is a dialectic between the human ambition to possess the world through representation and the world's irreducible resistance to complete capture - each map simultaneously a revelation and an act of selective concealment.Which word could best replace "irreducible" in the phrase "...the world's irreducible resistance to complete capture..." without significantly changing the meaning?AManageableBTemporaryCInescapableDNegligible
- 1043expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of the idiom: Follow the rules to the letterAWalk behind someone physicallyBEnlist in the armed forcesCObey instructions exactly and strictlyDDisagree with the majority view
- 1044expand_moreRead the passage and answer the questions: The relationship between sleep and cognitive performance has become a focal point of neurological research, with mounting evidence suggesting that sleep deprivation exerts a far more pervasive influence on mental functioning than previously acknowledged. Beyond the well-documented effects on alertness and reaction time, chronic sleep insufficiency has been shown to impair higher-order executive functions, including working memory, decision-making, and the capacity for abstract reasoning. These impairments do not manifest as sudden breakdowns but instead accumulate imperceptibly over time, rendering individuals progressively less capable without their awareness–a particularly treacherous dimension of prolonged sleep debt. At the neurological level, sleep serves as a critical period of cellular restoration and synaptic consolidation. During non- REM sleep, the glymphatic system actively clears metabolic waste products from the brain, including amyloid-beta proteins associated with neurodegenerative conditions. Disruption of this process through habitual short sleep has been tentatively linked to elevated long-term risk of cognitive decline. Simultaneously, REM sleep is integral to emotional regulation and the consolidation of procedural and declarative memory–processes that cannot be compensated by mere wakefulness. Despite the compelling scientific consensus surrounding sleep's restorative function, modern professional culture continues to valorise overwork and dismiss sleep as a concession to weakness. Addressing this cultural inertia requires not only individual behavioural change but also systemic institutional reform: workplaces must actively discourage practices that incentivise sleep deprivation, while public health campaigns should endeavour to reframe adequate sleep as a cornerstone of productivity and cognitive wellbeing rather than a sign of insufficient ambition.Identify the grammatical function of the phrase "Beyond the well-documented effects on alertness and reaction time" in the first paragraph.AA noun clause functioning as the main subject of the sentence.BA relative clause modifying the noun 'evidence'.CAn introductory prepositional phrase modifying the main clause.DA direct object of the verb 'suggested'.
- 1045expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Blow a fuseATo slip away quietlyBTo vanish suddenlyCTo become suddenly angryDTo manage a situation smartly
- 1046expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Sell ice to an EskimoAOffer something to someone who already has plenty of itBAsk guidance from specialistsCCriticise without any reasonDWander without a plan
- 1047expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: Hang fireATo act with reckless speedBTo postpone or be slow in proceedingCTo terminate a plan abruptlyDTo assign blame without reason
- 1048expand_moreWhat does the idiom "burn the midnight oil" mean?ATo work or study late into the nightBTo waste resources unnecessarilyCTo start a project with great enthusiasmDTo give up on a difficult task
- 1049expand_moreChoose the correct meaning of idiom: At sixes and sevensAA dilemma between two evilsBA free and fair decisionCIn complete confusionDA selection made under duress
- 1050expand_moreFind the antonym of 'Conciliatory'.AAppeasingBCalmingCProvocativeDPeace-making
- 1051expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitution for: 'A professional who studies and describes the physical features of land and prepares detailed maps showing terrain/features'.AArchivistBTopographerCPharmacistDSculptor
- 1052expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: "Something that cannot be read or understood because the writing is unclear."AIllegibleBDecipherableCInaudibleDImperceptible
- 1053expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: PungentAInsipidBSpicyCSharpDTangy
- 1054expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A person who speaks two languages fluently'.AAccusationBDenunciationCBilingualDIndictment
- 1055expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A person who avoids pleasures and lives with strict self-discipline'.ASkepticBAsceticCMysticDAgnostic
- 1056expand_moreWhich word refers to a person who deliberately gives up worldly pleasures and follows strict self-control and discipline, often for spiritual or moral reasons?ASkepticBAsceticCMysticDAgnostic
- 1057expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: "A feeling of listless dissatisfaction arising from lack of interest."ALanguorBEnnuiCZealDRapture
- 1058expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A remark that seems absurd or self-opposing but can contain truth.'AProverbBDoctrineCParadoxDSatire
- 1059expand_moreSelect the one-word substitute for the following group of words:
'A person who is able to speak two languages with equal or high fluency'AAccusationBDenunciationCBilingualDIndictment - 1060expand_moreSelect the most appropriate synonym of the given word: INTRANSIGENTAYieldingBAmenableCObstinateDPliant
- 1061expand_moreFind the synonym for: LoquaciousATalkativeBReticentCMuteDHear
- 1062expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: 'A government controlled by the rich and powerful.'AOligarchyBBureaucracyCPlutocracyDTechnocracy
- 1063expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: "A condition of temporary suspension or being kept on hold."AIntervalBBreakCAbeyanceDSleep
- 1064expand_moreSelect the most appropriate antonym of the given word: IncorrigibleAIncurableBEntrenchedCInveterateDReformable
- 1065expand_moreChoose the correct one-word substitute for: "A vast, profound depth that appears endless."ACrevasseBChasmCAbyssDRavine
- 1066expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Democracy is often praised as the system most capable of protecting personal liberty. Safeguarded by constitutional guarantees and upheld through the rule of law, freedoms of speech, faith, association, and conscience are commonly viewed as defining features of democratic rule. Yet an equally essential element–though less openly emphasized–is responsibility, without which liberty can slide into disorder, division, or even an authoritarian reaction. In a democracy, freedom is not boundless; it functions within shared limits and civic self-restraint. The right to disagree is fundamental, but when expression is used to spread hate, falsehoods, or inflammatory propaganda, it no longer strengthens democracy. Responsibility therefore means thinking deliberately about the impact of one’s actions–not only whether they are legal, but whether they are ethically and civically sound. The real difficulty lies in balancing liberty with accountability in diverse societies. Because democracies contain varied cultural, political, and economic groups, they naturally become spaces of disagreement. In such settings, responsibility requires more than obedience to law; it calls for empathy, reasoned judgment, and dedication to the common good. A citizen’s freedom to protest, for instance, must be exercised with respect for public order and the rights of others. Likewise, the right to vote must be matched by a duty to choose wisely, not driven by prejudice, populist manipulation, or misinformation. This strain between liberty and responsibility becomes most visible during crises–whether a pandemic, communal violence, or constitutional conflict. In such moments, prioritizing individual freedom over collective safety can be disastrous. Refusing basic precautions in a health emergency or circulating unverified claims during unrest shows how unchecked freedom can weaken democratic strength. Moreover, democracy does not sustain itself automatically; it depends on alert citizens who understand that rights endure only through participation and ethical use. When responsibility disappears, democratic institutions become vulnerable from within. Demagogues often gain ground not only because governments fail, but because citizens become indifferent or misuse democratic freedoms. Thus, freedom and responsibility are not rivals in a working democracy; they reinforce each other. Protecting liberty requires citizens capable of ethical thinking, informed debate, and constructive dissent. Without responsibility, freedom can shift from a force for justice into a source of fragmentation. Democracy survives not merely through laws, but through the civic character of its people.What does the passage imply about citizens in relation to democratic institutions?ACitizens have no real impact on institutionsBInstitutions survive on their own without public effortCCitizens are essential in maintaining and protecting democracyDInstitutions should curtail public rights for stability
- 1067expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage:
1. Scientific inquiry is predicated upon systematic observation and empirical verification.
2. Hypotheses are formulated to explain observable phenomena within a structured theoretical framework.
3. These hypotheses are subsequently tested through controlled experimentation and replicable analysis.
4. Only after rigorous validation are findings incorporated into the corpus of established knowledge.A1-2-3-4B2-1-3-4C1-3-2-4D2-3-1-4 - 1068expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Art, across its many expressions–painting, theatre, literature, music, and more–moves beyond practical usefulness into the spheres of meaning, emotion, and transformation. Its place in society is not merely ornamental or entertaining; it functions as a medium of critique, a repository of shared memory, and an engine of cultural change. At its centre, art unsettles reality by reshaping how we see. Whether through the disorienting imagery of surrealism or the unsettling textures of experimental sound, art pulls the viewer out of comfort and demands renewed attention to the world. In doing so, art becomes not only aesthetic but an epistemic act–one that questions accepted “truths,” disrupts dominant frameworks, and widens the space for voices kept at the margins. Across history, art has also acted as a record of civilisations, preserving within its forms the desires, fears, conflicts, and ideals of a given age. From sacred temple murals to rebellious street art on crumbling city walls, creative work becomes a language through which authority, resistance, and identity are negotiated at once. This deep historical grounding makes art vital for understanding not only what societies produce, but what they prize and what they dread. In contemporary democracies, art often takes on a political charge. Where speech is curtailed, art can carry dissent; where logic falls short, it can generate empathy. Satire, documentary cinema, and performance frequently communicate what cannot be stated directly, using symbol, metaphor, and suggestion to evade suppression. Yet this very power exposes art to risk–censorship, marketing pressures, and ideological capture. When art loses autonomy, it can slide into propaganda or empty prestige, stripped of its questioning force. Art also performs a social role by building community and inviting self-examination at the same time. Participatory forms–street theatre, public installations, folk practices–blur the line between maker and viewer, broadening access to aesthetic experience. Meanwhile, private engagement with a poem or painting may trigger insight, catharsis, or moral reflection. However, in an algorithm-driven era where visibility and virality often decide worth, art increasingly faces the commodification of art. The aesthetic is repackaged as a spectacle for quick consumption, detached from complexity, nuance, and risk. The challenge, therefore, is to protect artistic integrity against market and media forces that may reduce it to banality. Ultimately, art’s role is neither fixed nor singular: it is a dialectical energy–both mirror and blueprint, disruptive and restorative. To protect art is to protect the human capacity to feel, to question, and to reimagine.Which option best explains the “dialectical” character of art mentioned in the passage?AArt is always harmful and on the margins.BArt operates through tensions–reflecting society while also reshaping it.CArt survives only inside elite galleries.DArt exists only to preserve the past.
- 1069expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The relationship between authority and legitimacy is neither automatic nor absolute. Though frequently treated as interchangeable in political discourse, they operate within distinct philosophical frameworks. Authority refers to the recognized right to exercise power, often codified through constitutional or institutional mechanisms, whereas legitimacy is rooted in public consent and ethical justification. The tension between authority and legitimacy constitutes a persistent concern in political theory and civic governance. Institutions derive authority from legal mandates, electoral processes, or historical precedent, thereby ensuring procedural continuity and administrative order. However, legitimacy is contingent upon societal trust and normative approval, which may fluctuate over time. Regimes that maintain authority without sustaining legitimacy often encounter dissent, civil unrest, or moral criticism. Historical examples include governments that enacted discriminatory policies under lawful authority yet faced widespread resistance for violating ethical norms. Conversely, reform movements–though initially lacking formal authority–may acquire legitimacy through collective endorsement and moral persuasion. This distinction reveals that authority does not invariably command legitimacy, and legitimacy can at times challenge established authority. Nevertheless, conflating the two concepts can undermine democratic balance. In pluralistic societies, diverse constituencies interpret legitimacy through varying cultural, ideological, and historical lenses. If authority were to enforce a singular conception of legitimacy, it might suppress dissent and erode institutional neutrality. Contemporary debates surrounding surveillance, digital governance, and environmental regulation further illuminate this dynamic. Legal authorization may permit certain actions, yet public legitimacy may question their ethical ramifications. Therefore, a resilient political system must harmonize institutional authority with evolving standards of legitimacy, while citizens remain vigilant participants in shaping both.What risk does the passage associate with conflating authority and legitimacy?AInstitutional growthBAdministrative efficiencyCSuppression of dissentDEconomic stagnation
- 1070expand_moreRead the following passage:
One-Day Internationals (ODIs) have become increasingly dominated by commercial interests rather than sporting excellence. While they were originally designed to provide an alternative to lengthy Test matches, modern ODIs have suffered from a fundamental shift in priorities. The focus on maximizing viewership and attracting sponsorships has led to simplified playing strategies, reduced tactical complexity, and a general decline in the depth and nuance of the game. Teams now prioritize aggressive batting and flashy performances over the intricate skills required in longer formats. Cricket analysts have noted that this business-driven approach has compromised the intellectual and technical dimensions of the sport, making ODIs less challenging for elite players who seek meaningful competition.
Based on the passage, what drawback of ODIs is specifically pointed out?AThey still take too many days to finishBThey rarely produce tough competitionCBusiness-driven focus has reduced depth and nuanceDThey happen too infrequently - 1071expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In contemporary philosophical and sociological discourse, the notion of “autonomy” is frequently invoked as an indispensable pillar of liberal democracies and individual self-realization. Yet upon closer scrutiny, the authenticity of such autonomy becomes increasingly contestable. Modern institutions, while ostensibly endorsing freedom of choice, operate through intricate mechanisms of normalization, surveillance capitalism, and algorithmic mediation that subtly delimit the spectrum of available decisions. What is perceived as spontaneous preference often emerges from preconfigured architectures of influence. Consumer ecosystems, fortified by behavioral analytics and predictive modeling, anticipate inclinations before they are consciously articulated. Recommendation algorithms, framed as neutral facilitators of personalization, in fact channel attention toward outcomes optimized for commercial profitability. Social platforms further intensify this dynamic by curating epistemic environments that reinforce preexisting convictions, thereby transforming deliberative plurality into insulated affirmation. Even civic participation, conventionally regarded as the zenith of democratic agency, is susceptible to psychometric targeting strategies that privilege emotional resonance over rational evaluation. Moreover, normative expectations inculcated through educational curricula, cultural narratives, and socio-economic stratification circumscribe the horizons within which individual aspirations crystallize. A career trajectory, ostensibly self-determined, may thus represent the internalization of external prescriptions. The argument advanced here does not negate the possibility of agency; rather, it underscores the necessity of reflexive awareness. Genuine autonomy entails not the absence of influence but the capacity to interrogate and recalibrate it. Without such vigilance, freedom risks devolving into a performative construct– persuasive in rhetoric yet attenuated in substance.What is the principal thesis of the passage?ADemocratic institutions inherently suppress autonomyBAuthentic agency necessitates critical self-awareness of influencesCConsumerism guarantees personal freedomDAlgorithms enhance rational decision-making
- 1072expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage.
1. This requires regulatory oversight and ethical governance.
2. Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming professional domains.
3. Its integration into decision-making processes raises accountability concerns.
4. Policymakers must therefore anticipate unintended consequences.A2-3-4-1B2-1-3-4C3-2-4-1D4-2-3-1 - 1073expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question.
Passage:
Wisdom is not merely the accumulation of knowledge, but a profound understanding of life's fundamental truths and values. When we speak of wisdom enriching the soul, we refer to the transformative power it holds over one's inner being. Through reflection and experience, wisdom shapes our character, enabling us to discern right from wrong with clarity and integrity. It cultivates compassion, strengthens our ethical foundation, and guides us toward meaningful choices. The enrichment of the soul through wisdom manifests not in external accomplishments or measurable skills, but in the deepening of moral consciousness and the development of ethical awareness. A wise person understands the consequences of their actions, respects the dignity of others, and acts with principled conviction.
Question: According to the passage, what does the statement 'wisdom enriches the soul' imply?ALeads to academic achievementBDevelops deep moral insight and ethical awarenessCEnhances language skillsDStrengthens numerical ability - 1074expand_moreAccording to the passage, which trait is most essential for entrepreneurs?
Passage: "In modern discussions, the dichotomy between entrepreneurship and conventional jobs has become increasingly prominent." Traditional employment is often associated with predictability, structured growth, and a clear career path, whereas entrepreneurship attracts individuals who seek independence, innovation, and the possibility of significantly higher rewards. Yet, both routes come with their own strengths as well as unavoidable uncertainties. Employment–especially in well-established institutions–typically provides steady income, social validation, and organizational support. Employees are generally not exposed to major risks like losing capital or facing sudden market shocks. Instead, they function within defined systems of authority and responsibility, where larger risks are usually handled by senior management. For many people, this arrangement offers mental ease and a visible roadmap for advancement. On the other hand, entrepreneurship requires persistence, ingenuity, and a strong ability to deal with uncertainty. Entrepreneurs must manage fluctuating markets, complicated regulations, and irregular earnings–difficulties that are often underestimated by those who romanticize startups. Still, for people with a higher risk tolerance and creative capability, entrepreneurship can deliver a distinct sense of purpose. It enables individuals to challenge existing systems, create ventures from scratch, and potentially influence entire industries. Ultimately, the right choice is not about which option is 'better,' but about matching one's nature, priorities, and long-term vision with what each path demands.AObedienceBPerseveranceCDelegationDConformity - 1075expand_moreThe ascendance of digital platforms has irrevocably altered the architecture of democratic participation, redefining how citizens engage with power and with one another. What began as informal networks for interpersonal interaction have evolved into formidable arenas of political deliberation, activism, and influence. Through platforms such as microblogging sites and multimedia-sharing applications, individuals can now disseminate viewpoints instantaneously, mobilize collective action, and subject public officials to continuous scrutiny. In principle, such immediacy strengthens democratic culture by decentralizing communication and eroding the monopoly once held by traditional media institutions. Political actors no longer rely solely on televised addresses or print editorials; instead, they interface directly with constituents in a dynamic and participatory digital sphere. Nevertheless, this communicative democratization is accompanied by significant vulnerabilities. The velocity with which information circulates online often privileges sensationalism over substantiation, enabling false narratives to gain traction before verification mechanisms can intervene. Algorithmic curation, designed to maximize user engagement, frequently amplifies polarizing content and entrenches ideological echo chambers. Coordinated misinformation campaigns, bot-driven amplification, and digitally orchestrated harassment have, in several instances, compromised public trust in electoral processes and institutional legitimacy. Consequently, while digital platforms expand expressive freedoms, they simultaneously expose democratic systems to novel forms of destabilization. The democratic ramifications of digital media, therefore, hinge not merely on technological innovation but on regulatory foresight and civic responsibility. Robust content moderation policies, enhanced digital literacy, and transparent algorithmic governance are indispensable if societies are to reconcile openness with accountability. Digital platforms, in themselves, are neither guarantors of democratic vitality nor harbingers of its decline; their ultimate impact will be determined by the norms, safeguards, and ethical commitments that shape their use.What threatens institutional legitimacy, as mentioned in the passage?ADecline in literacy ratesBCoordinated misinformation and digital harassmentCReduced technological innovationDExcessive media regulation
- 1076expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The seminary archivist carefully restored the breviarium found in the vestry.AThe novice was asked to memorise passages from the breviarium.BA tattered breviarium lay open on the abbot's reading desk.CThe technician calibrated the breviarium using voltmeters.DThe bishop presented an ornate breviarium to the visiting clergy.
- 1077expand_moreRead the passage and answer the question.
Passage:
Modern cricket faces unprecedented challenges in balancing its traditional ethos with contemporary commercial pressures. The sport has evolved significantly since its inception, with the introduction of multiple formats–Test cricket, One Day Internationals, and Twenty20–each catering to different audiences and broadcasting schedules. While these formats have expanded cricket's global reach and generated substantial revenue, they have also created tensions within the sport. Players are stretched across competing commitments, tournament schedules overlap, and the risk of player fatigue looms large. Cricket boards must navigate the expectations of traditional purists who cherish the longer formats' strategic depth and the demands of modern fans seeking quick entertainment. Television networks demand prime-time slots, corporate sponsors expect maximum visibility, and emerging cricket nations push for more matches. The International Cricket Council and various national boards continuously grapple with scheduling conflicts and the need to preserve the sport's heritage while capitalizing on lucrative commercial opportunities. This fundamental tension–between honoring cricket's legacy and embracing profitable innovations–has become the defining challenge of contemporary cricket administration and governance.
What main issue does the passage raise about modern cricket?AThere is a shortage of skilled players across formatsBManaging match calendars has become impossibleCMaintaining tradition while meeting commercial demandsDCricket should be limited to only two formats - 1078expand_moreRead the passage below:
"Cricket has evolved significantly over the past two decades. Test cricket, played over five days, demands sustained attention and deep technical appreciation from its viewers. It rewards patience and strategic thinking, attracting audiences who value the nuanced aspects of the game. One-Day Internationals (ODIs), by contrast, are completed within a single day and deliver swift, decisive outcomes. They are designed for modern audiences with limited leisure time and shorter attention spans. The fast-paced nature of ODIs appeals to viewers who seek entertainment without committing to lengthy broadcasts. This fundamental difference in format duration has shaped how different audience segments engage with cricket today."
How does the passage differentiate the two formats in terms of what attracts viewers today?ATest matches are quicker, so they attract larger crowdsBODIs are followed mainly by older audiencesCTest cricket prefers glamour over technical abilityDODIs suit audiences with limited time and attention - 1079expand_moreWhich incident is mentioned as a real-life outcome linked to groupthink? Read the passage and answer the following questions. A common pattern in group decision-making–widely known as groupthink–occurs when a team’s hunger for complete agreement becomes stronger than its willingness to examine other viewpoints with a critical lens. As a result, choices often turn defective because disagreement is either quietly silenced from within or discouraged through social consequences. Closely linked to this is social conformity, the tendency to adjust one’s opinions or actions to match the majority–often unconsciously–to gain acceptance or prevent friction. In closely bonded circles such as boardrooms, policy groups, or academic committees, individuals may hold back opposing ideas due to fear of exclusion or damage to reputation. With time, this shared uniformity creates mental stagnation, weakens creativity, and increases the chance of strategic misjudgments. The Bay of Pigs episode and the Challenger space shuttle tragedy are commonly highlighted as classic cases where groupthink distorted judgment. From a psychological angle, conformity is tied to our evolutionary pull toward tribal belonging, where standing apart once carried survival threats. Today, that same impulse shows up through peer pressure, workplace norms, and online echo chambers. Digital platforms intensify conformity because algorithms construct personalized “bubbles” that confirm existing beliefs while screening out conflicting perspectives. The antidote to this narrowed thinking is to build dissent into the system. When teams welcome principled disagreement, it becomes a mental safety-check against tunnel vision. Encouraging an environment where counterviews are valued–not punished–supports stronger, more balanced, and more resilient decisions. In a time shaped by viral fads, polarized debate, and performative agreement, the bravery to question the crowd is both uncommon and necessary. Real progress grows not from automatic loyalty to majority norms, but from critical probing and the nerve to challenge what feels comfortable.AA major peace treaty of the Cold WarBChallenger space shuttle disasterCA national referendum outcomeDA stock-market technology collapse
- 1080expand_more. What main issue does the passage raise about modern cricket? Read the following passage and answer the question based on the passage: Cricket has repeatedly reshaped itself to match shifting viewer tastes and rapid technological change. Among its formats, Test matches and One Day Internationals (ODIs) stand for two very different approaches–one centred on endurance and long-term planning, the other built on speed, excitement, and instant outcomes. Test cricket, widely viewed as the sport’s highest expression, stretches across five days and demands deep patience, refined technique, and strong mental stamina. It allows players to display classical competence and strategic intelligence, with momentum that can swing slowly and suddenly–complex, layered, and uncertain. To traditionalists, this format feels like a craft that honours discipline and persistence more than flashy moments. ODIs, on the other hand, condense the contest into a single day. With restricted overs, they favour attacking stroke-play, inventive bowling, and sharp field strategies. Their fast tempo fits modern lifestyles where time is limited and attention is often brief. For media and sponsors, ODIs also bring clear commercial advantage, turning matches into high-value entertainment. Still, some argue that increased commercialization has reduced the game’s subtlety, as spectacle can overshadow substance. Meanwhile, supporters of Test cricket worry about shrinking audiences, linking it to a sports culture increasingly driven by entertainment. Even so, major rivalries–such as the Ashes or intense India–Australia series–can still capture worldwide attention. Ultimately, the discussion is not only about which format is better, but what cricket should represent. The key challenge is to protect the integrity of Test cricket while keeping ODIs widely engaging–an uneasy balance for cricket authorities to manage in the coming years.AThere is a shortage of skilled players across formatsBManaging match calendars has become impossibleCMaintaining tradition while meeting commercial demandsDCricket should be limited to only two formats
- 1081expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question.
Passage:
During a nationwide immunization campaign, health authorities identified vaccine hesitancy as a major barrier to achieving coverage targets. Several strategies were implemented to counter misinformation and build public trust. Community leaders, including local healthcare workers, religious figures, and respected village elders, were trained to answer vaccine-related questions and address concerns directly with residents. Additionally, mobile vaccination teams were deployed to remote areas to bring services closer to people and reduce logistical barriers. These community-based and outreach-focused approaches proved highly effective in building confidence among skeptical populations. Simultaneously, the government maintained open communication channels through local-language media to disseminate accurate health information.
Question: Which step mentioned in the passage helped address vaccine rumours and hesitancy?AEnforcing a nationwide ban on social media platformsBRelying on community figures and mobile vaccination outreachCDepending only on vaccines sourced from abroadDShutting down local-language media channels - 1082expand_moreRead the passage and answer the question. Passage: Museums are often seen as places that preserve the past, but they also shape public memory. The objects they display, the labels they write and the stories they highlight influence how visitors understand history. A museum that includes multiple voices can help people see events from more than one perspective. Question: What role of museums is highlighted in the passage?AThey influence how people understand and remember historyBThey prevent visitors from learning about the pastCThey should display objects without any explanationDThey are useful only for storing damaged objects
- 1083expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question:
Social media has fundamentally transformed how previously unheard voices reach public audiences. While traditional media outlets once controlled which stories received attention through editorial gatekeeping, digital platforms have created new pathways for marginalized communities. When content resonates authentically with users, it can generate viral momentum–spreading rapidly through shares, comments, and retweets. This organic amplification is most powerful when combined with organized citizen-led movements that sustain engagement beyond the initial viral moment. These grassroots campaigns, driven by passionate communities rather than institutional gatekeepers, have enabled indigenous groups, activists, and local organizations to achieve unprecedented visibility. Several successful social movements have demonstrated that the combination of viral momentum and sustained citizen participation creates the conditions for previously silenced groups to break through the noise and influence public discourse at scale.
According to the passage, what helps previously unheard groups gain attention on social media?ANewspaper editors and boardsBStrict journalistic gatekeepingCViral momentum along with citizen-led movementsDGovernment press agencies - 1084expand_moreRead the passage below and answer the question.
Democracy is built on the foundation of citizen participation and active engagement in governance. Voting and protests are two fundamental mechanisms through which citizens exercise their rights in a democratic society. However, with these rights come significant responsibilities. When citizens vote, they must inform themselves about candidates and policies before casting their ballot, rather than voting blindly. Similarly, when citizens organize protests, they have a responsibility to do so peacefully and lawfully, respecting the rights of others who may hold different views. The strength of democracy depends not merely on the existence of these freedoms, but on how responsibly citizens exercise them. A mature democracy requires its people to understand that every right carries with it an obligation to use that right wisely and considerately.
Why does the author refer to voting and protests in the passage?ATo show examples of democratic freedoms that require responsibilityBTo criticize citizens for misusing their rightsCTo demonstrate that voting is more important than protestsDTo suggest that these activities are harmful to democracy - 1085expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: To divide life into fixed opposites of happiness and grief is to misunderstand its deepest pattern. Human life does not move in a straight line of delight or misery; instead, it flows through a living exchange where one feeling gives depth and definition to the other. Victory feels most intense when it follows defeat, and the sting of losing something gains shape only because we once held it close. Thus, joy and sorrow are not enemies but partners in the same story. Across ages, thinkers have recognized this emotional duality. The Stoics viewed suffering as unavoidable and even useful in reaching calm, while Eastern paths such as Buddhism emphasize that all experiences pass and nothing remains permanent. In both views, the search for lasting happiness requires accepting change. Without grief, joy would lose its sharpness and become plain–without contrast, it would carry little weight. This mutual dependence appears even in everyday life: spring seems brighter after a bitter winter, and quiet solitude matters only to someone who has felt the noise of crowds. Often, personal maturity is shaped in painful trials–loss and hardship carve depth into us, strengthening empathy, resilience, and thankfulness. Wanting uninterrupted happiness is like demanding a life in a single colour–smooth but lifeless. In this sense, joy and sorrow together create a chiaroscuro of the mind, a striking interplay of light and shadow that makes life more vivid and human.Which tone best describes the author’s manner of expression in the passage?APlayfulBReflectiveCMockingDUnmoved
- 1086expand_moreAccording to the passage, why did cities get a larger share of vaccines in the early phase? Read the passage and answer the following questions. India’s COVID-19 vaccination programme–vast in ambition and reach–had to navigate a web of logistical hurdles, social resistance, and policy-level pressures. With a population exceeding a billion, the country had to deliver doses amid shifting supplies, uneven healthcare infrastructure, and varying levels of public confidence. Early distribution patterns were notably uneven: metropolitan regions received a larger share of vaccines compared to rural and remote areas. This gap was driven by centralized decision-making as well as practical constraints like weak cold-chain networks outside cities. In many far-flung locations, unreliable electricity, limited storage, and difficult transport routes made safe delivery challenging. Alongside this, vaccine doubt grew as false claims circulated online, amplifying fears about side effects or alleged motives–particularly through local-language channels. CoWIN, the digital system for registration, was a major step forward, but it also unintentionally left out many who lacked smartphones, internet access, or the skills to use such platforms, widening the digital divide. Over time, the approach was adjusted through greater state-level involvement, community outreach via trusted local and religious figures, and the use of mobile vaccination teams to reach underserved populations. Meanwhile, domestic manufacturing–especially Covishield and Covaxin–reduced reliance on external supply lines and supported “Vaccine Maitri” diplomacy. In the end, the campaign revealed India’s ability to mobilize at scale while underlining the importance of trust-building, infrastructure strength, and inclusive planning in a digitally unequal society.AUrban facilities produced more vaccines than rural centresBOverseas supply disruptions alone created urban preferenceCRural communities rejected vaccination in large numbersDCentralized control and weak rural logistics tilted allocation toward cities
- 1087expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: India’s heritage of wellness traditions–seen in Yoga, Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani–forms a layered blend of philosophy, physiology, and metaphysical thought. Rather than remaining frozen in time, these systems have continuously adapted, negotiating their place within local practice and global health conversations. Central to this worldview is the belief that the body is not merely a biological machine but a field of interlinked rhythms and energies. Yoga, shaped by Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, is not simply a set of postures; it is a comprehensive discipline intended to align body, mind, and consciousness. In contemporary settings, however, Yoga has often been commercialized, especially outside India, where its philosophical grounding is frequently reduced to fitness routines or stress-management tools. While this shift has expanded global appeal, it also triggers concerns about cultural appropriation and loss of intellectual depth. Ayurveda views illness as an imbalance of the tridosha–vata, pitta, and kapha–forces said to govern bodily function. It emphasizes prakriti (constitution), ahara (diet), and dinacharya (daily regimen) as pillars of preventive care. Unlike allopathy’s symptom-focused interventions, Indian traditional medicine aims to restore equilibrium within the body’s internal ecology. This approach resonates with modern interest in personalized, preventive medicine, though the biomedical community often remains skeptical due to differences in method and proof. Government support for AYUSH reflects renewed institutional attention, yet critics warn against unquestioning promotion, pointing to limited standardized clinical trials, inconsistency in diagnostic frameworks, and difficulties in evidence-based validation. Moreover, commercial packaging of Ayurvedic products can marginalize traditional knowledge holders, turning living traditions into market commodities. The relationship between these systems and modern healthcare is therefore both hopeful and complex. Integrative models–especially in chronic care, mental health, and palliative support–may work, but they require epistemic humility and strict regulation. The risk lies in either glorifying these traditions as cure-alls or dismissing them as unscientific leftovers. Their future relevance depends on preserving philosophical depth while applying transparent, rigorous scrutiny, through dialogue rather than extremes.What risk linked to institutional promotion of AYUSH is mentioned in the passage?ARising production costsBIncreased rural joblessnessCTraditional knowledge holders being sidelinedDDependence on foreign investors
- 1088expand_more. What remedy does the passage recommend for groupthink and conformity? Read the passage and answer the following questions. A common pattern in group decision-making–widely known as groupthink–occurs when a team’s hunger for complete agreement becomes stronger than its willingness to examine other viewpoints with a critical lens. As a result, choices often turn defective because disagreement is either quietly silenced from within or discouraged through social consequences. Closely linked to this is social conformity, the tendency to adjust one’s opinions or actions to match the majority–often unconsciously–to gain acceptance or prevent friction. In closely bonded circles such as boardrooms, policy groups, or academic committees, individuals may hold back opposing ideas due to fear of exclusion or damage to reputation. With time, this shared uniformity creates mental stagnation, weakens creativity, and increases the chance of strategic misjudgments. The Bay of Pigs episode and the Challenger space shuttle tragedy are commonly highlighted as classic cases where groupthink distorted judgment. From a psychological angle, conformity is tied to our evolutionary pull toward tribal belonging, where standing apart once carried survival threats. Today, that same impulse shows up through peer pressure, workplace norms, and online echo chambers. Digital platforms intensify conformity because algorithms construct personalized “bubbles” that confirm existing beliefs while screening out conflicting perspectives. The antidote to this narrowed thinking is to build dissent into the system. When teams welcome principled disagreement, it becomes a mental safety-check against tunnel vision. Encouraging an environment where counterviews are valued–not punished–supports stronger, more balanced, and more resilient decisions. In a time shaped by viral fads, polarized debate, and performative agreement, the bravery to question the crowd is both uncommon and necessary. Real progress grows not from automatic loyalty to majority norms, but from critical probing and the nerve to challenge what feels comfortable.AAppointing more experienced seniorsBEnforcing strict complianceCEncouraging constructive dissentDIncreasing online reach and connections
- 1089expand_moreRead the following passage:
Test cricket represents a unique format in sports, distinguished by its complexity and unpredictability. Unlike shorter formats, Test cricket unfolds over multiple days, revealing layers of strategic depth that shift with changing conditions, player form, and team circumstances. The format demands both careful planning and adaptive responses to unexpected developments–a captain must anticipate bowler performance changes, read pitch variations, and adjust tactics as momentum swings between teams. This inherent uncertainty mirrors real-world strategy, where initial plans often require modification based on unfolding events. Each session brings fresh challenges; a team might dominate one day only to face complete reversal the next. The narrative of a Test match is never predetermined, making it a sport where strategy and improvisation intertwine continuously.
Which option most accurately summarizes how the passage portrays the nature of Test cricket?AIt is lengthy and usually uninterestingBIt mirrors layered strategy and uncertain shiftsCIt focuses on personal and sentimental themesDIt is mainly valued for old-time tradition - 1090expand_moreAs per the passage, why does employment often feel mentally reassuring?
Passage: "In modern discussions, the dichotomy between entrepreneurship and conventional jobs has become increasingly prominent." Traditional employment is often associated with predictability, structured growth, and a clear career path, whereas entrepreneurship attracts individuals who seek independence, innovation, and the possibility of significantly higher rewards. Yet, both routes come with their own strengths as well as unavoidable uncertainties. Employment–especially in well-established institutions–typically provides steady income, social validation, and organizational support. Employees are generally not exposed to major risks like losing capital or facing sudden market shocks. Instead, they function within defined systems of authority and responsibility, where larger risks are usually handled by senior management. For many people, this arrangement offers mental ease and a visible roadmap for advancement.AIt offers higher salaries than entrepreneurshipBIt provides mental ease and a visible roadmap for advancementCIt allows employees to take major financial risksDIt encourages creativity and innovation in the workplace - 1091expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question below.
PASSAGE:
In contemporary educational systems, there exists a concerning divergence between education and wisdom. While access to information has expanded exponentially through technological advancement, genuine wisdom–the ability to apply knowledge ethically, critically evaluate information, and make sound judgments–appears to be diminishing. Modern educational institutions increasingly emphasize quantifiable metrics such as examination scores, standardized test performance, and rote memorization of facts. Students are incentivized to accumulate credentials rather than cultivate understanding. The curriculum prioritizes achieving high marks over developing critical thinking skills, fostering ethical reasoning, or nurturing emotional maturity. Teachers focus on covering syllabi to meet standardized outcomes rather than encouraging students to question assumptions or reflect deeply on meaning and values. This mechanistic approach to education produces graduates who can recite information but struggle to apply wisdom in their personal and professional lives. Consequently, individuals may possess considerable formal education yet lack the contemplative depth and moral compass that characterize true wisdom. The modern age has thus created a paradox: unprecedented access to knowledge coupled with a declining capacity for wise, thoughtful action.
QUESTION:
According to the passage, what is the primary reason for the widening gap between education and wisdom in the modern age?AExcessive reliance on social mediaBDecline in the value placed on wisdomCPrioritising rote learning, examination performance, and standardized outcomes over critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and emotional maturityDCessation of learning after formal education - 1092expand_moreWhich option most accurately captures the central message of the passage?
India's COVID-19 vaccination programme–vast in ambition and reach–had to navigate a web of logistical hurdles, social resistance, and policy-level pressures. With a population exceeding a billion, the country had to deliver doses amid shifting supplies, uneven healthcare infrastructure, and varying levels of public confidence. Early distribution patterns were notably uneven: metropolitan regions received a larger share of vaccines compared to rural and remote areas. This gap was driven by centralized decision-making as well as practical constraints like weak cold-chain networks outside cities. In many far-flung locations, unreliable electricity, limited storage, and difficult transport routes made safe delivery challenging. Alongside this, vaccine doubt grew as false claims circulated online, amplifying fears about side effects or alleged motives–particularly through local-language channels. CoWIN, the digital system for registration, was a major step forward, but it also unintentionally left out many who lacked smartphones, internet access, or the skills to use such platforms, widening the digital divide. Over time, the approach was adjusted through greater state-level involvement, community outreach via trusted local and religious figures, and the use of mobile vaccination teams to reach underserved populations. Meanwhile, domestic manufacturing–especially Covishield and Covaxin–reduced reliance on external supply lines and supported "Vaccine Maitri" diplomacy. In the end, the campaign revealed India's ability to mobilize at scale while underlining the importance of trust-building, infrastructure strength, and inclusive planning in a digitally unequal society.AIndia's pharmaceutical exports gained global dominanceBVaccine side effects were the biggest threat to public healthCCrisis management alone defined India's vaccination planDPublic health delivery was shaped by digital inequality and inclusion gaps - 1093expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Language has seldom been a neutral medium of exchange; in colonial India, it operated as a mechanism of power, ideology, and selfhood. The British regime, while ostensibly pursuing education and reform, carefully engineered linguistic hierarchies to consolidate dominance. English, installed as the official language of administration and law, was not merely functional–it became a marker of intellectual authority and upward mobility. Indigenous tongues, by contrast, were deliberately downgraded, splintered, and rebranded as “vernaculars,” a label that quietly implied provincialism and lesser worth. The enforcement of English education through Macaulay’s Minute of 1835 was not simply an academic shift; it was a strategic cultural project. The cultivation of Indians who were, in Macaulay’s phrase, “Indian in blood and colour, but English in taste,” reflected a form of linguistic hegemony aimed at internalizing colonial norms. English became the channel through which many were trained to evaluate themselves and their traditions through imperial rationality, often producing estrangement from indigenous ways of knowing. At the same time, colonial policy toward regional languages was deeply inconsistent. Although British officials promoted the codification of Indian languages, this process frequently drained them of oral flexibility and lived cultural nuance. Sanskrit and Persian, once symbols of prestige, were steadily displaced, while Hindi and Urdu turned into sites of political and communal rivalry–each advanced by different groups, thereby sharpening social cleavages. This reordering of language served two ends: administrative convenience and the dilution of resistance. A society fractured along linguistic and communal lines was easier to manage. Moreover, proficiency in English became a gatekeeping device for bureaucratic entry and economic advancement, embedding inequality within colonial modernity itself. In short, language under empire was never only about words–it was about access, allegiance, and authority. Even after Independence, the residues of this linguistic stratification continue to echo in schooling, social mobility, and persistent debates over language and identity.Which contradiction in British handling of Indian languages is highlighted in the passage?AEnglish was avoided in governanceBPersian was promoted above all languagesCCodification protected every cultural nuanceDCodification often erased oral and cultural subtleties
- 1094expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: India’s heritage of wellness traditions–seen in Yoga, Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani–forms a layered blend of philosophy, physiology, and metaphysical thought. Rather than remaining frozen in time, these systems have continuously adapted, negotiating their place within local practice and global health conversations. Central to this worldview is the belief that the body is not merely a biological machine but a field of interlinked rhythms and energies. Yoga, shaped by Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, is not simply a set of postures; it is a comprehensive discipline intended to align body, mind, and consciousness. In contemporary settings, however, Yoga has often been commercialized, especially outside India, where its philosophical grounding is frequently reduced to fitness routines or stress-management tools. While this shift has expanded global appeal, it also triggers concerns about cultural appropriation and loss of intellectual depth. Ayurveda views illness as an imbalance of the tridosha–vata, pitta, and kapha–forces said to govern bodily function. It emphasizes prakriti (constitution), ahara (diet), and dinacharya (daily regimen) as pillars of preventive care. Unlike allopathy’s symptom-focused interventions, Indian traditional medicine aims to restore equilibrium within the body’s internal ecology. This approach resonates with modern interest in personalized, preventive medicine, though the biomedical community often remains skeptical due to differences in method and proof. Government support for AYUSH reflects renewed institutional attention, yet critics warn against unquestioning promotion, pointing to limited standardized clinical trials, inconsistency in diagnostic frameworks, and difficulties in evidence-based validation. Moreover, commercial packaging of Ayurvedic products can marginalize traditional knowledge holders, turning living traditions into market commodities. The relationship between these systems and modern healthcare is therefore both hopeful and complex. Integrative models–especially in chronic care, mental health, and palliative support–may work, but they require epistemic humility and strict regulation. The risk lies in either glorifying these traditions as cure-alls or dismissing them as unscientific leftovers. Their future relevance depends on preserving philosophical depth while applying transparent, rigorous scrutiny, through dialogue rather than extremes.What concern does the passage raise about Yoga’s worldwide popularity?ALack of studiosBDilution of its philosophical foundationCShortage of practitionersDExcess control by Indian agencies
- 1095expand_moreWhat was one major unintended drawback linked to the CoWIN registration system?
Passage: India's COVID-19 vaccination programme–vast in ambition and reach–had to navigate a web of logistical hurdles, social resistance, and policy-level pressures. With a population exceeding a billion, the country had to deliver doses amid shifting supplies, uneven healthcare infrastructure, and varying levels of public confidence. Early distribution patterns were notably uneven: metropolitan regions received a larger share of vaccines compared to rural and remote areas. This gap was driven by centralized decision-making as well as practical constraints like weak cold-chain networks outside cities. In many far-flung locations, unreliable electricity, limited storage, and difficult transport routes made safe delivery challenging. Alongside this, vaccine doubt grew as false claims circulated online, amplifying fears about side effects or alleged motives–particularly through local-language channels. CoWIN, the digital system for registration, was a major step forward, but it also unintentionally left out many who lacked smartphones, internet access, or the skills to use such platforms, widening the digital divide. Over time, the approach was adjusted through greater state-level involvement, community outreach via trusted local and religious figures, and the use of mobile vaccination teams to reach underserved populations. Meanwhile, domestic manufacturing–especially Covishield and Covaxin–reduced reliance on external supply lines and supported 'Vaccine Maitri' diplomacy. In the end, the campaign revealed India's ability to mobilize at scale while underlining the importance of trust-building, infrastructure strength, and inclusive planning in a digitally unequal society.AIt worsened network speed in villagesBIt caused official vaccination records to be incompleteCIt left out citizens with low digital awarenessDIt resulted in frequent cyber-attacks on user accounts - 1096expand_moreWhat attitude does the writer show regarding the need to safeguard Test cricket?AThe writer believes Test cricket must be completely preserved unchangedBThe writer thinks Test cricket is outdated and should be abandonedCThe writer recognizes the need to protect Test cricket while keeping ODIs engaging, acknowledging the challengeDThe writer suggests that Test cricket is no longer relevant to modern audiences
- 1097expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Art, across its many expressions–painting, theatre, literature, music, and more–moves beyond practical usefulness into the spheres of meaning, emotion, and transformation. Its place in society is not merely ornamental or entertaining; it functions as a medium of critique, a repository of shared memory, and an engine of cultural change. At its centre, art unsettles reality by reshaping how we see. Whether through the disorienting imagery of surrealism or the unsettling textures of experimental sound, art pulls the viewer out of comfort and demands renewed attention to the world. In doing so, art becomes not only aesthetic but an epistemic act–one that questions accepted “truths,” disrupts dominant frameworks, and widens the space for voices kept at the margins. Across history, art has also acted as a record of civilisations, preserving within its forms the desires, fears, conflicts, and ideals of a given age. From sacred temple murals to rebellious street art on crumbling city walls, creative work becomes a language through which authority, resistance, and identity are negotiated at once. This deep historical grounding makes art vital for understanding not only what societies produce, but what they prize and what they dread. In contemporary democracies, art often takes on a political charge. Where speech is curtailed, art can carry dissent; where logic falls short, it can generate empathy. Satire, documentary cinema, and performance frequently communicate what cannot be stated directly, using symbol, metaphor, and suggestion to evade suppression. Yet this very power exposes art to risk–censorship, marketing pressures, and ideological capture. When art loses autonomy, it can slide into propaganda or empty prestige, stripped of its questioning force. Art also performs a social role by building community and inviting self-examination at the same time. Participatory forms–street theatre, public installations, folk practices–blur the line between maker and viewer, broadening access to aesthetic experience. Meanwhile, private engagement with a poem or painting may trigger insight, catharsis, or moral reflection. However, in an algorithm-driven era where visibility and virality often decide worth, art increasingly faces the commodification of art. The aesthetic is repackaged as a spectacle for quick consumption, detached from complexity, nuance, and risk. The challenge, therefore, is to protect artistic integrity against market and media forces that may reduce it to banality. Ultimately, art’s role is neither fixed nor singular: it is a dialectical energy–both mirror and blueprint, disruptive and restorative. To protect art is to protect the human capacity to feel, to question, and to reimagine.What does the passage suggest by calling art an “epistemic act”?AArt exists only to stir emotions.BArt helps form and challenge ways of knowing and understanding.CArt is valuable only as a historical record.DArt mainly promotes government-approved beliefs.
- 1098expand_moreHow does the passage differentiate the two formats in terms of what attracts viewers today? Read the following passage and answer the question based on the passage: Cricket has repeatedly reshaped itself to match shifting viewer tastes and rapid technological change. Among its formats, Test matches and One Day Internationals (ODIs) stand for two very different approaches–one centred on endurance and long-term planning, the other built on speed, excitement, and instant outcomes. Test cricket, widely viewed as the sport’s highest expression, stretches across five days and demands deep patience, refined technique, and strong mental stamina. It allows players to display classical competence and strategic intelligence, with momentum that can swing slowly and suddenly–complex, layered, and uncertain. To traditionalists, this format feels like a craft that honours discipline and persistence more than flashy moments. ODIs, on the other hand, condense the contest into a single day. With restricted overs, they favour attacking stroke-play, inventive bowling, and sharp field strategies. Their fast tempo fits modern lifestyles where time is limited and attention is often brief. For media and sponsors, ODIs also bring clear commercial advantage, turning matches into high-value entertainment. Still, some argue that increased commercialization has reduced the game’s subtlety, as spectacle can overshadow substance. Meanwhile, supporters of Test cricket worry about shrinking audiences, linking it to a sports culture increasingly driven by entertainment. Even so, major rivalries–such as the Ashes or intense India–Australia series–can still capture worldwide attention. Ultimately, the discussion is not only about which format is better, but what cricket should represent. The key challenge is to protect the integrity of Test cricket while keeping ODIs widely engaging–an uneasy balance for cricket authorities to manage in the coming years.ATest matches are quicker, so they attract larger crowdsBODIs are followed mainly by older audiencesCTest cricket prefers glamour over technical abilityDODIs suit audiences with limited time and attention
- 1099expand_moreRead the passage below.
Wisdom is not merely the accumulation of facts or theoretical knowledge found in textbooks. Rather, it emerges through a dynamic process of living, experiencing the complexities of human life, and subsequently reflecting upon those experiences. When individuals encounter challenges, make mistakes, or navigate relationships, they gain insights that cannot be obtained through abstract study alone. This reflective process–examining one's experiences, understanding their deeper meaning, and learning from successes and failures–transforms raw experience into genuine understanding. Philosophers across cultures have recognized that true wisdom develops when people actively contemplate their lived moments, connect patterns across different experiences, and distill lessons that guide future action. While algorithms and detached logic have their place in problem-solving, wisdom requires emotional engagement and personal investment in understanding the human condition.
As per the passage, wisdom is mainly developed through:AtextbooksBemotional detachmentCexperience and reflectionDalgorithmic thinking - 1100expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In contemporary philosophical and sociological discourse, the notion of “autonomy” is frequently invoked as an indispensable pillar of liberal democracies and individual self-realization. Yet upon closer scrutiny, the authenticity of such autonomy becomes increasingly contestable. Modern institutions, while ostensibly endorsing freedom of choice, operate through intricate mechanisms of normalization, surveillance capitalism, and algorithmic mediation that subtly delimit the spectrum of available decisions. What is perceived as spontaneous preference often emerges from preconfigured architectures of influence. Consumer ecosystems, fortified by behavioral analytics and predictive modeling, anticipate inclinations before they are consciously articulated. Recommendation algorithms, framed as neutral facilitators of personalization, in fact channel attention toward outcomes optimized for commercial profitability. Social platforms further intensify this dynamic by curating epistemic environments that reinforce preexisting convictions, thereby transforming deliberative plurality into insulated affirmation. Even civic participation, conventionally regarded as the zenith of democratic agency, is susceptible to psychometric targeting strategies that privilege emotional resonance over rational evaluation. Moreover, normative expectations inculcated through educational curricula, cultural narratives, and socio-economic stratification circumscribe the horizons within which individual aspirations crystallize. A career trajectory, ostensibly self-determined, may thus represent the internalization of external prescriptions. The argument advanced here does not negate the possibility of agency; rather, it underscores the necessity of reflexive awareness. Genuine autonomy entails not the absence of influence but the capacity to interrogate and recalibrate it. Without such vigilance, freedom risks devolving into a performative construct– persuasive in rhetoric yet attenuated in substance.The tone of the passage is best described as:ADidactic and moralizingBReflective and analyticalCDetached and historicalDOptimistic and celebratory
- 1101expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The rapid expansion of social media has reshaped democratic life in profound ways, functioning at once as a driver of public participation and a channel for strategic deception. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, once viewed mainly as spaces for personal sharing, have evolved into major arenas of political conversation. They allow citizens to voice opinions, rally around causes, and hold those in power accountable almost instantly. Since democracy depends on the circulation of ideas and information, social media appears to broaden access by weakening the control once exercised by traditional gatekeepers. Political figures can address voters directly without editorial mediation, and citizen-led movements can use viral momentum to bring neglected concerns into public focus. In moments of high political intensity–elections, mass protests, policy disputes–these platforms operate like a modern digital marketplace of ideas, enabling wider involvement than was previously possible through newspapers or public meetings. Yet this openness carries serious risks. The same networks that spread accurate information can also accelerate falsehoods, deepen polarization, and strengthen echo chambers through algorithmic reinforcement. In several democracies, electoral processes have been challenged by fake profiles, coordinated harassment, and organized disinformation efforts. Further, content designed to trigger emotion and maximize engagement often overshadows careful reasoning, turning political discussion into a noisy stream of anger and extremes. Hence, the influence of social media on democracy depends not only on technology, but also on the ethical rules that shape its use. Strong oversight, public media awareness, and transparency in how algorithms rank and recommend content are crucial if societies wish to gain the benefits while limiting the damage. Ultimately, social media is not automatically beneficial or harmful–it reflects collective choices. Whether it strengthens democratic stability or fuels distortion depends on how responsibly it is used by citizens, institutions, and the platforms themselves.What factor decides whether social media strengthens or weakens democracy, as per the passage?AThe amount of political advertisingBThe revenue model of platformsCEthical use driven by societal intentDThe influence of online celebrities
- 1102expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage.
1. This necessitates strategic planning and institutional coherence.
2. Policy reform frequently encounters bureaucratic inertia.
3. Transparent dialogue can mitigate resistance and foster cooperation.
4. Nevertheless, reform remains essential for systemic advancement.A2-4-1-3B4-2-1-3C3-1-2-4D1-3-2-4 - 1103expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: India’s heritage of wellness traditions–seen in Yoga, Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani–forms a layered blend of philosophy, physiology, and metaphysical thought. Rather than remaining frozen in time, these systems have continuously adapted, negotiating their place within local practice and global health conversations. Central to this worldview is the belief that the body is not merely a biological machine but a field of interlinked rhythms and energies. Yoga, shaped by Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, is not simply a set of postures; it is a comprehensive discipline intended to align body, mind, and consciousness. In contemporary settings, however, Yoga has often been commercialized, especially outside India, where its philosophical grounding is frequently reduced to fitness routines or stress-management tools. While this shift has expanded global appeal, it also triggers concerns about cultural appropriation and loss of intellectual depth. Ayurveda views illness as an imbalance of the tridosha–vata, pitta, and kapha–forces said to govern bodily function. It emphasizes prakriti (constitution), ahara (diet), and dinacharya (daily regimen) as pillars of preventive care. Unlike allopathy’s symptom-focused interventions, Indian traditional medicine aims to restore equilibrium within the body’s internal ecology. This approach resonates with modern interest in personalized, preventive medicine, though the biomedical community often remains skeptical due to differences in method and proof. Government support for AYUSH reflects renewed institutional attention, yet critics warn against unquestioning promotion, pointing to limited standardized clinical trials, inconsistency in diagnostic frameworks, and difficulties in evidence-based validation. Moreover, commercial packaging of Ayurvedic products can marginalize traditional knowledge holders, turning living traditions into market commodities. The relationship between these systems and modern healthcare is therefore both hopeful and complex. Integrative models–especially in chronic care, mental health, and palliative support–may work, but they require epistemic humility and strict regulation. The risk lies in either glorifying these traditions as cure-alls or dismissing them as unscientific leftovers. Their future relevance depends on preserving philosophical depth while applying transparent, rigorous scrutiny, through dialogue rather than extremes.According to the passage, what is essential for the continued relevance of Yoga and traditional medicine in India?AUnquestioning patriotismBComplete scientific dismissalCA dialogic integration of tradition and modernityDReliance only on foreign approval
- 1104expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: To divide life into fixed opposites of happiness and grief is to misunderstand its deepest pattern. Human life does not move in a straight line of delight or misery; instead, it flows through a living exchange where one feeling gives depth and definition to the other. Victory feels most intense when it follows defeat, and the sting of losing something gains shape only because we once held it close. Thus, joy and sorrow are not enemies but partners in the same story. Across ages, thinkers have recognized this emotional duality. The Stoics viewed suffering as unavoidable and even useful in reaching calm, while Eastern paths such as Buddhism emphasize that all experiences pass and nothing remains permanent. In both views, the search for lasting happiness requires accepting change. Without grief, joy would lose its sharpness and become plain–without contrast, it would carry little weight. This mutual dependence appears even in everyday life: spring seems brighter after a bitter winter, and quiet solitude matters only to someone who has felt the noise of crowds. Often, personal maturity is shaped in painful trials–loss and hardship carve depth into us, strengthening empathy, resilience, and thankfulness. Wanting uninterrupted happiness is like demanding a life in a single colour–smooth but lifeless. In this sense, joy and sorrow together create a chiaroscuro of the mind, a striking interplay of light and shadow that makes life more vivid and human.Based on the passage, which inference best reflects the writer’s view of emotions?AA meaningful life must avoid suffering completelyBFeelings should be separated into rigid oppositesCSadness intensifies how we value happinessDHappiness is only a social illusion
- 1105expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The prospect of colonising Mars, long dismissed as the province of science fiction and utopian fantasy, is today the subject of earnest scientific inquiry and substantial corporate investment. The Red Planet, once regarded merely as a distant celestial curiosity, has now become the centrepiece of humanity's interplanetary ambitions. Space agencies and private enterprises alike have announced an array of bold initiatives: NASA's Moon-to-Mars architecture, the European Space Agency's Aurora Programme, and SpaceX's Starship project collectively embody a growing consensus that Martian settlement is not merely conceivable but operationally feasible within this century. Central to these missions is the challenge of sustaining human life across the 54-million-kilometre void–a feat demanding breakthroughs in propulsion technology, closed-loop life-support systems, and radiation-hardened habitat design. The Martian atmosphere, composed predominantly of carbon dioxide and exerting only about one percent of Earth's atmospheric pressure, renders conventional breathing impossible and exposes settlers to lethal doses of solar and galactic radiation. However, in-situ resource utilisation (ISRU) technology offers a partial remedy: converting Martian CO₂ and subsurface water ice into breathable oxygen and rocket propellant, dramatically reducing the payload burden of Earth-launched supply missions. Governance poses an equally formidable challenge. The 1967 Outer Space Treaty, crafted during the Cold War, explicitly prohibits national appropriation of celestial bodies, yet is conspicuously silent on private property rights and corporate resource extraction–a lacuna that could precipitate jurisdictional disputes as commercial actors intensify their Martian interests. Psychological and physiological tolls of a minimum two-year round trip, including prolonged microgravity exposure and isolation-induced cognitive decline, further compound mission planners' concerns. Yet proponents argue that just as the colonisation of the New World–for all its ethical complexities–irrevocably expanded civilisation's horizons, the settlement of Mars represents an existential hedge against planetary catastrophe and an unprecedented catalyst for scientific discovery. Whether Mars becomes humanity's second home or remains a monument to terrestrial aspiration ultimately depends on the convergence of political will, technological ingenuity, and cross-border cooperation on an unprecedented scale.According to the passage, what is the primary function of in-situ resource utilisation (ISRU) technology in Mars missions?ATo construct artificial gravity systems for settlersBTo transmit data faster between Mars and EarthCTo produce breathable oxygen and rocket propellant from Martian resourcesDTo terraform the Martian surface with vegetation
- 1106expand_moreWhat is the main point of groupthink as presented in the passage? Read the passage and answer the following questions. A common pattern in group decision-making–widely known as groupthink–occurs when a team’s hunger for complete agreement becomes stronger than its willingness to examine other viewpoints with a critical lens. As a result, choices often turn defective because disagreement is either quietly silenced from within or discouraged through social consequences. Closely linked to this is social conformity, the tendency to adjust one’s opinions or actions to match the majority–often unconsciously–to gain acceptance or prevent friction. In closely bonded circles such as boardrooms, policy groups, or academic committees, individuals may hold back opposing ideas due to fear of exclusion or damage to reputation. With time, this shared uniformity creates mental stagnation, weakens creativity, and increases the chance of strategic misjudgments. The Bay of Pigs episode and the Challenger space shuttle tragedy are commonly highlighted as classic cases where groupthink distorted judgment. From a psychological angle, conformity is tied to our evolutionary pull toward tribal belonging, where standing apart once carried survival threats. Today, that same impulse shows up through peer pressure, workplace norms, and online echo chambers. Digital platforms intensify conformity because algorithms construct personalized “bubbles” that confirm existing beliefs while screening out conflicting perspectives. The antidote to this narrowed thinking is to build dissent into the system. When teams welcome principled disagreement, it becomes a mental safety-check against tunnel vision. Encouraging an environment where counterviews are valued–not punished–supports stronger, more balanced, and more resilient decisions. In a time shaped by viral fads, polarized debate, and performative agreement, the bravery to question the crowd is both uncommon and necessary. Real progress grows not from automatic loyalty to majority norms, but from critical probing and the nerve to challenge what feels comfortable.AGenerating ideas through teamworkBPrioritizing agreement over evaluationCRelying only on specialistsDDistributing authority across units
- 1107expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Over the past ten years, India’s shift toward a digital-first society has been remarkably transformative. What started as an effort to widen internet reach has steadily grown into one of the world’s largest digital networks. Driven by flagship government programmes like Digital India, the nation has seen rapid expansion in internet usage, digital transactions, and e-governance. A defining milestone was the introduction of Aadhaar, a biometric identity platform that made access to multiple public services safer and more efficient. Alongside this, the growth of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) helped India bypass older banking limitations by enabling instant, affordable transfers across both cities and villages. Notably, the COVID-19 outbreak became an unforeseen accelerator. With restrictions and distancing norms in place, people increasingly depended on digital alternatives–telehealth, virtual learning, and work-from-home became necessities. This sudden reliance pushed institutions to strengthen infrastructure and adopt scalable tech. Yet, challenges remain. The digital gap between urban and rural India continues, with many villages still lacking stable connectivity while metros benefit from faster broadband. Additionally, issues like data privacy, cyber threats, and the spread of misinformation have become serious concerns. Even so, India’s digital rise highlights its flexibility and drive. With more than 850 million internet users and growing, the country now stands at a turning point where strong policy, inclusive connectivity, and responsible innovation will shape what comes next.What does the passage indicate as essential for shaping India’s digital future?Alaunching more new appsBincreasing duties on digital productsCenforcing stronger content bansDensuring inclusive reach and responsible innovation
- 1108expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage.
1. The plan is approved after consent from all partners.
2. First, a preliminary outline is drafted.
3. Then modifications are made after consultations.
4. Finally, implementation starts according to schedule.A2-3-1-4B1-3-2-4C3-2-1-4D2-1-3-4 - 1109expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful passage:
1. Wind energy is considered a highly useful renewable resource.
2. It produces electricity without releasing large amounts of pollution.
3. Turbines convert wind force into electrical power.
4. However, inconsistent wind patterns remain a major limitation.A2-1-4-3B1-2-4-3C3-2-4-1D4-1-2-3 - 1110expand_moreRead the passage below and answer the question.
Social media has emerged as a powerful tool that can either strengthen or weaken democratic institutions, depending on how it is deployed within society. Research shows that the impact is not determined by the technology itself, but rather by the ethical frameworks and intentions that guide its use. When citizens and platforms prioritize transparent communication, fact-checking, and inclusive dialogue, social media becomes a force for democratic participation and informed decision-making. Conversely, when used to spread misinformation, manipulate public opinion, or silence dissenting voices, the same platforms erode democratic values. Studies across multiple democracies demonstrate that platforms with strong ethical guidelines and societies committed to responsible information-sharing experience enhanced civic engagement, while those lacking such ethical oversight face declining trust in institutions and fragmented discourse. The determining factor is therefore not merely the technology or its commercial aspects, but the collective ethical responsibility of users, platforms, and society to uphold democratic principles.
What factor decides whether social media strengthens or weakens democracy, as per the passage?AThe amount of political advertisingBThe revenue model of platformsCEthical use driven by societal intentDThe influence of online celebrities - 1111expand_moreAs per the passage, which evolutionary tendency fuels social conformity? Read the passage and answer the following questions. A common pattern in group decision-making–widely known as groupthink–occurs when a team’s hunger for complete agreement becomes stronger than its willingness to examine other viewpoints with a critical lens. As a result, choices often turn defective because disagreement is either quietly silenced from within or discouraged through social consequences. Closely linked to this is social conformity, the tendency to adjust one’s opinions or actions to match the majority–often unconsciously–to gain acceptance or prevent friction. In closely bonded circles such as boardrooms, policy groups, or academic committees, individuals may hold back opposing ideas due to fear of exclusion or damage to reputation. With time, this shared uniformity creates mental stagnation, weakens creativity, and increases the chance of strategic misjudgments. The Bay of Pigs episode and the Challenger space shuttle tragedy are commonly highlighted as classic cases where groupthink distorted judgment. From a psychological angle, conformity is tied to our evolutionary pull toward tribal belonging, where standing apart once carried survival threats. Today, that same impulse shows up through peer pressure, workplace norms, and online echo chambers. Digital platforms intensify conformity because algorithms construct personalized “bubbles” that confirm existing beliefs while screening out conflicting perspectives. The antidote to this narrowed thinking is to build dissent into the system. When teams welcome principled disagreement, it becomes a mental safety-check against tunnel vision. Encouraging an environment where counterviews are valued–not punished–supports stronger, more balanced, and more resilient decisions. In a time shaped by viral fads, polarized debate, and performative agreement, the bravery to question the crowd is both uncommon and necessary. Real progress grows not from automatic loyalty to majority norms, but from critical probing and the nerve to challenge what feels comfortable.ACraving for controlBUrge for quick successCInstinct for tribal belonging and safetyDDesire for comfort and luxury
- 1112expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question:
Meera was once a vibrant and confident woman, admired by her family and friends. However, over the course of several years, subtle changes began to manifest. She stopped attending social gatherings, not dramatically or with announcement, but by gradually making excuses. Her smiles became less frequent, and those close to her noticed a distant look in her eyes during conversations. She withdrew into herself quietly, rarely speaking about her struggles or pain. Instead of expressing her distress openly, Meera internalized everything–the disappointments, the self-doubt, and the loneliness. Her family only realized the extent of her suffering when they found her one evening sitting alone in the dark, tears streaming silently down her face. What had appeared to others as mere quietness was actually a profound inner turmoil that had accumulated over time, unspoken and unaddressed. Meera's decline was neither theatrical nor sudden; it was a slow, invisible erosion of her mental and emotional well-being.
According to the passage, Meera's mental and emotional decline was:ASudden and openly confrontationalBUnpredictable and meant to draw attentionCGradual, hidden, and inwardly damagingDLoud, defiant, and rebellious - 1113expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The accelerated exhaustion of fossil fuel reserves, compounded by escalating ecological degradation and geopolitical volatility, has repositioned renewable energy from a peripheral environmental concern to a central axis of global strategic discourse. Yet public deliberations frequently remain confined to questions of generation capacity, neglecting the equally consequential dimension of systemic integration. A sophisticated appraisal of renewable energy must therefore encompass not merely its diverse sources–solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, and biomass–but also the heterogeneous sectors within which it can recalibrate economic structures, redistribute political leverage, and foster environmental equity. In the sphere of electricity production, decentralized photovoltaic arrays and micro-hydel installations have begun to supplant carbon-intensive grids, particularly in geographically marginalized regions historically excluded from centralized infrastructure. Wind corridors in coastal and semi-arid territories have likewise catalyzed localized employment ecosystems while attenuating reliance on imported hydrocarbons. Beyond electricity, renewable modalities are permeating transportation logistics, industrial thermodynamics, and agrarian mechanization. Second-generation biofuels synthesized from lignocellulosic agricultural residues present a viable decarbonization pathway for aviation and long-haul freight–domains conventionally resistant to electrification. Concurrently, solar- powered irrigation systems have augmented agrarian autonomy by mitigating dependence on erratic grid supply and diesel combustion. Nevertheless, the transformative promise of renewables is circumscribed by structural impediments, including intermittency, storage constraints, land acquisition conflicts, and prohibitive capital outlays. An imprudent or inequitable transition, devoid of infrastructural resilience and community assent, risks reproducing the asymmetries it purports to dismantle. Thus, the pivotal inquiry transcends production metrics and instead interrogates how renewable energy can be embedded cohesively across sectors, geographies, and socio-political hierarchies.According to the passage, renewable energy reconfigures geopolitical hierarchies by:ACentralizing hydrocarbon tradeBFacilitating energy sovereignty across regionsCCurtailing industrial expansionDReducing aviation demand
- 1114expand_moreRead the passage and answer the question. Passage: Financial literacy is not limited to knowing how to save money. It includes understanding risk, comparing loan terms, recognising misleading offers and planning for emergencies. People with such knowledge are less likely to fall into debt traps. They can also make better decisions about insurance and long-term goals. Question: According to the passage, financial literacy mainly helps people to:Amake informed decisions about money and riskBavoid all forms of borrowing permanentlyCearn high returns without any riskDreplace emergency planning with insurance
- 1115expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has steadily shifted from being a side activity of charity to a core expectation within today’s business environment. Companies now recognise that their obligations extend beyond investors to employees, customers, local communities, and ecological well-being. This change is rooted in the understanding that sustainable profits and long-term stability depend on ethical behaviour and inclusive development. CSR is no longer confined to symbolic giving; it involves planned efforts such as protecting the environment, ensuring fair labour standards, practising transparent governance, and contributing to community upliftment. Organisations may, for example, support tree-plantation programmes, sponsor education, guarantee just compensation, or channel funds into clean-energy solutions. These actions are not purely selfless–they strengthen brand credibility, encourage customer trust, and reduce regulatory uncertainty. In countries such as India, CSR has even taken a legal form, requiring eligible firms to allocate a portion of profits toward social initiatives, thereby formalising responsible capitalism. Still, meaningful CSR differs sharply from surface-level image management. Cosmetic CSR–where firms perform one-off acts mainly to enhance publicity–may backfire when examined closely, revealing moral gaps. By contrast, mission-led CSR integrated into business planning can spur innovation and widen market access, especially in neglected areas. Moreover, stakeholders, particularly socially alert millennials and Gen Z, monitor corporate conduct more intensely than ever. With social platforms amplifying scrutiny, any mismatch between stated principles and real actions can trigger immediate reputational harm. Hence, CSR today functions both as value creation and as risk control. Ultimately, the strongest CSR initiatives are those that connect business goals with social progress, narrowing the distance between profit-making and public good.On what basis does the passage distinguish meaningful CSR from cosmetic CSR?APossession of international eco-labelsBDirect supervision by government agenciesCThe motive behind actions and the measurable outcomesDCollaboration with advertising and branding firms
- 1116expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question.
Democracy is fundamentally a system built upon the shoulders of responsible citizens. While it offers unparalleled freedom and opportunity, these benefits come with an implicit contract: that those who enjoy democratic rights must also shoulder the obligations that sustain them. History demonstrates that democracies have flourished when citizens remain vigilant and engaged, yet have faltered when apathy and irresponsibility took root. The signs are not difficult to read–declining voter participation, misinformation spreading unchecked, and the erosion of civic discourse all signal troubling trends. However, these challenges are not insurmountable. If citizens recognize the gravity of their responsibilities and commit to informed participation, democratic institutions can endure and strengthen. The path forward requires neither blind optimism nor despair, but rather clear-eyed acknowledgment of both the promise and the peril that lie ahead.
What is the tone of the passage about democracy and responsibility?ABitter and rejectingBReasoned and warningCDetached and unconcernedDExcessively hopeful - 1117expand_moreWhich idea, introduced through therapy, became the starting point of Meera’s emotional recovery? Read the passage and answer the following questions. For seventeen-year-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic goals; it turned into a space where how she saw herself clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standards of attractiveness, Meera began to feel that even her own reflection was unreliable–almost like it was deceiving her. With every scroll through social media, a constant, nagging gap grew stronger: the difference between who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrated online. This was not ordinary teenage self-doubt; it slowly became a pattern of harsh self-judgment about her appearance. Over time, she started punishing herself in quiet ways–eating felt like something she had to “earn,” mirrors felt like enemies, and even compliments sounded like coded reminders that she still wasn’t enough. Her slide into dysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the surface, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in company, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was breaking down inwardly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mere vanity, and treating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outburst, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy introduced her to the idea that her self-perception was distorted, and helped her develop the emotional support system needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consistent counseling, Meera learned to separate society’s imposed standards from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she started accepting that beauty is not a single fixed model decided by culture; rather, it exists in many forms shaped by diversity, well-being, and self-kindness. Meera’s story is not an isolated case–it reflects a larger crisis in which many teenagers fight invisible battles behind seemingly perfect digital lives. Addressing this problem demands more than simple awareness; it requires sharp media literacy, supportive and empathetic spaces, and a broader redefinition of beauty that goes beyond shallow measurements.ASeeking narcissistic approval from othersBUnderstanding self-image distortionCLearning techniques to manage social isolationDFollowing a strict behavioural conditioning plan
- 1118expand_moreHow does the passage say digital platforms strengthen conformity? Read the passage and answer the following questions. A common pattern in group decision-making–widely known as groupthink–occurs when a team’s hunger for complete agreement becomes stronger than its willingness to examine other viewpoints with a critical lens. As a result, choices often turn defective because disagreement is either quietly silenced from within or discouraged through social consequences. Closely linked to this is social conformity, the tendency to adjust one’s opinions or actions to match the majority–often unconsciously–to gain acceptance or prevent friction. In closely bonded circles such as boardrooms, policy groups, or academic committees, individuals may hold back opposing ideas due to fear of exclusion or damage to reputation. With time, this shared uniformity creates mental stagnation, weakens creativity, and increases the chance of strategic misjudgments. The Bay of Pigs episode and the Challenger space shuttle tragedy are commonly highlighted as classic cases where groupthink distorted judgment. From a psychological angle, conformity is tied to our evolutionary pull toward tribal belonging, where standing apart once carried survival threats. Today, that same impulse shows up through peer pressure, workplace norms, and online echo chambers. Digital platforms intensify conformity because algorithms construct personalized “bubbles” that confirm existing beliefs while screening out conflicting perspectives. The antidote to this narrowed thinking is to build dissent into the system. When teams welcome principled disagreement, it becomes a mental safety-check against tunnel vision. Encouraging an environment where counterviews are valued–not punished–supports stronger, more balanced, and more resilient decisions. In a time shaped by viral fads, polarized debate, and performative agreement, the bravery to question the crowd is both uncommon and necessary. Real progress grows not from automatic loyalty to majority norms, but from critical probing and the nerve to challenge what feels comfortable.ABy banning sensitive debatesBBy summarizing facts through visualsCBy creating curated echo chambersDBy allowing hidden identities
- 1119expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The discourse on environmental governance in contemporary India reveals a layered tension between developmental imperatives and ecological sustainability. While legislative frameworks such as environmental impact assessments and conservation statutes ostensibly safeguard natural resources, the implementation of these provisions frequently encounters bureaucratic inertia and political compromise. Economic growth, often valorized as a metric of national progress, tends to eclipse ecological considerations, particularly when infrastructural expansion promises immediate fiscal returns. Consequently, forests, wetlands, and coastal ecosystems are routinely reclassified for industrial or urban use under the rhetoric of modernization. Yet the narrative of development versus conservation is not merely dichotomous. Grassroots movements, indigenous communities, and environmental activists have increasingly articulated alternative paradigms that reconceptualize progress as symbiotic rather than extractive. For instance, community-led forest management initiatives demonstrate that local stewardship can align economic sustenance with biodiversity preservation. However, such models often remain marginalized within mainstream policy discourse, overshadowed by centralized decision-making mechanisms. The role of the judiciary has emerged as a critical mediating force in this landscape. Public interest litigations have compelled governmental agencies to adhere to environmental norms, occasionally halting projects that threaten fragile ecosystems. Nonetheless, judicial intervention, while corrective, is reactive rather than preventative. Sustainable governance necessitates institutional foresight–embedding ecological ethics within planning processes rather than invoking them retrospectively. Moreover, technological advancements complicate environmental governance. While renewable energy and green infrastructure offer promising avenues, they are not devoid of trade-offs. The extraction of rare earth minerals for solar panels and batteries introduces new ecological dilemmas. Thus, sustainability must transcend tokenistic compliance and evolve into a holistic ethic that interrogates consumption patterns, corporate accountability, and citizen responsibility alike. Without such systemic recalibration, environmental governance risks devolving into a performative gesture rather than a transformative praxis.What limitation of judicial intervention is highlighted in the passage?AIt promotes ecological degradationBIt is primarily preventativeCIt is reactive rather than preventativeDIt lacks constitutional authority
- 1120expand_moreWhat was one major unintended drawback linked to the CoWIN registration system? Read the passage and answer the following questions. India’s COVID-19 vaccination programme–vast in ambition and reach–had to navigate a web of logistical hurdles, social resistance, and policy-level pressures. With a population exceeding a billion, the country had to deliver doses amid shifting supplies, uneven healthcare infrastructure, and varying levels of public confidence. Early distribution patterns were notably uneven: metropolitan regions received a larger share of vaccines compared to rural and remote areas. This gap was driven by centralized decision-making as well as practical constraints like weak cold-chain networks outside cities. In many far-flung locations, unreliable electricity, limited storage, and difficult transport routes made safe delivery challenging. Alongside this, vaccine doubt grew as false claims circulated online, amplifying fears about side effects or alleged motives–particularly through local-language channels. CoWIN, the digital system for registration, was a major step forward, but it also unintentionally left out many who lacked smartphones, internet access, or the skills to use such platforms, widening the digital divide. Over time, the approach was adjusted through greater state-level involvement, community outreach via trusted local and religious figures, and the use of mobile vaccination teams to reach underserved populations. Meanwhile, domestic manufacturing–especially Covishield and Covaxin–reduced reliance on external supply lines and supported “Vaccine Maitri” diplomacy. In the end, the campaign revealed India’s ability to mobilize at scale while underlining the importance of trust-building, infrastructure strength, and inclusive planning in a digitally unequal society.AIt worsened network speed in villagesBIt caused official vaccination records to be incompleteCIt left out citizens with low digital awarenessDIt resulted in frequent cyber-attacks on user accounts
- 1121expand_moreBased on the passage, what drawback of ODIs is specifically pointed out? Read the following passage and answer the question based on the passage: Cricket has repeatedly reshaped itself to match shifting viewer tastes and rapid technological change. Among its formats, Test matches and One Day Internationals (ODIs) stand for two very different approaches–one centred on endurance and long-term planning, the other built on speed, excitement, and instant outcomes. Test cricket, widely viewed as the sport’s highest expression, stretches across five days and demands deep patience, refined technique, and strong mental stamina. It allows players to display classical competence and strategic intelligence, with momentum that can swing slowly and suddenly–complex, layered, and uncertain. To traditionalists, this format feels like a craft that honours discipline and persistence more than flashy moments. ODIs, on the other hand, condense the contest into a single day. With restricted overs, they favour attacking stroke-play, inventive bowling, and sharp field strategies. Their fast tempo fits modern lifestyles where time is limited and attention is often brief. For media and sponsors, ODIs also bring clear commercial advantage, turning matches into high-value entertainment. Still, some argue that increased commercialization has reduced the game’s subtlety, as spectacle can overshadow substance. Meanwhile, supporters of Test cricket worry about shrinking audiences, linking it to a sports culture increasingly driven by entertainment. Even so, major rivalries–such as the Ashes or intense India–Australia series–can still capture worldwide attention. Ultimately, the discussion is not only about which format is better, but what cricket should represent. The key challenge is to protect the integrity of Test cricket while keeping ODIs widely engaging–an uneasy balance for cricket authorities to manage in the coming years.AThey still take too many days to finishBThey rarely produce tough competitionCBusiness-driven focus has reduced depth and nuanceDThey happen too infrequently at the international level
- 1122expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Emotional intelligence, often abbreviated as EQ, refers to the capacity to recognise, understand, manage, and effectively utilise one's own emotions as well as the emotions of others. Unlike cognitive intelligence, which is largely fixed from birth, emotional intelligence is considered a dynamic and developable skill set. Researchers such as Daniel Goleman have identified five core components of EQ: self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills. Of these, self-awareness is arguably the most foundational, as it enables individuals to perceive their emotional states accurately and understand how these states influence their behaviour and decisions. Without self-awareness, the remaining components of EQ are difficult to cultivate meaningfully. Self-regulation, the second component, refers to the ability to control impulsive reactions and channel emotions constructively. Individuals with high self-regulation are less likely to make decisions driven by momentary emotional surges and are more adept at sustaining composure under stress. Empathy, another vital component, goes beyond mere sympathy; it involves genuinely understanding another person's emotional perspective, which is essential in building trust and fostering collaborative relationships. In professional contexts, leaders with high EQ tend to create psychologically safe environments where team members feel valued and heard. Studies indicate that emotional intelligence is a stronger predictor of professional success than IQ alone, particularly in roles that require interpersonal interaction, conflict resolution, and adaptive leadership. Developing EQ requires consistent self-reflection, feedback from others, and a willingness to remain emotionally open even in adversarial situations. Ultimately, emotional intelligence is not about suppressing emotions but about harnessing them as a source of insight, resilience, and purposeful connection.What is the key distinction the passage draws between empathy and sympathy?ASympathy involves more active listening than empathyBEmpathy is limited to personal rather than professional relationshipsCEmpathy involves genuinely understanding another person's emotional perspectiveDSympathy is more effective in leadership roles than empathy
- 1123expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Art, across its many expressions–painting, theatre, literature, music, and more–moves beyond practical usefulness into the spheres of meaning, emotion, and transformation. Its place in society is not merely ornamental or entertaining; it functions as a medium of critique, a repository of shared memory, and an engine of cultural change. At its centre, art unsettles reality by reshaping how we see. Whether through the disorienting imagery of surrealism or the unsettling textures of experimental sound, art pulls the viewer out of comfort and demands renewed attention to the world. In doing so, art becomes not only aesthetic but an epistemic act–one that questions accepted “truths,” disrupts dominant frameworks, and widens the space for voices kept at the margins. Across history, art has also acted as a record of civilisations, preserving within its forms the desires, fears, conflicts, and ideals of a given age. From sacred temple murals to rebellious street art on crumbling city walls, creative work becomes a language through which authority, resistance, and identity are negotiated at once. This deep historical grounding makes art vital for understanding not only what societies produce, but what they prize and what they dread. In contemporary democracies, art often takes on a political charge. Where speech is curtailed, art can carry dissent; where logic falls short, it can generate empathy. Satire, documentary cinema, and performance frequently communicate what cannot be stated directly, using symbol, metaphor, and suggestion to evade suppression. Yet this very power exposes art to risk–censorship, marketing pressures, and ideological capture. When art loses autonomy, it can slide into propaganda or empty prestige, stripped of its questioning force. Art also performs a social role by building community and inviting self-examination at the same time. Participatory forms–street theatre, public installations, folk practices–blur the line between maker and viewer, broadening access to aesthetic experience. Meanwhile, private engagement with a poem or painting may trigger insight, catharsis, or moral reflection. However, in an algorithm-driven era where visibility and virality often decide worth, art increasingly faces the commodification of art. The aesthetic is repackaged as a spectacle for quick consumption, detached from complexity, nuance, and risk. The challenge, therefore, is to protect artistic integrity against market and media forces that may reduce it to banality. Ultimately, art’s role is neither fixed nor singular: it is a dialectical energy–both mirror and blueprint, disruptive and restorative. To protect art is to protect the human capacity to feel, to question, and to reimagine.What is the closest meaning of the word “banality” as used in the passage?AEnergyBTrivialityCFlexibilityDHarshness
- 1124expand_more. The author’s tone in the concluding lines of the passage is: Read the passage and answer the following questions. For seventeen-year-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic goals; it turned into a space where how she saw herself clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standards of attractiveness, Meera began to feel that even her own reflection was unreliable–almost like it was deceiving her. With every scroll through social media, a constant, nagging gap grew stronger: the difference between who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrated online. This was not ordinary teenage self-doubt; it slowly became a pattern of harsh self-judgment about her appearance. Over time, she started punishing herself in quiet ways–eating felt like something she had to “earn,” mirrors felt like enemies, and even compliments sounded like coded reminders that she still wasn’t enough. Her slide into dysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the surface, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in company, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was breaking down inwardly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mere vanity, and treating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outburst, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy introduced her to the idea that her self-perception was distorted, and helped her develop the emotional support system needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consistent counseling, Meera learned to separate society’s imposed standards from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she started accepting that beauty is not a single fixed model decided by culture; rather, it exists in many forms shaped by diversity, well-being, and self-kindness. Meera’s story is not an isolated case–it reflects a larger crisis in which many teenagers fight invisible battles behind seemingly perfect digital lives. Addressing this problem demands more than simple awareness; it requires sharp media literacy, supportive and empathetic spaces, and a broader redefinition of beauty that goes beyond shallow measurements.ASarcastic and dismissiveBThoughtful and socially criticalCCheerful and celebratoryDEmotionless and completely neutral
- 1125expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question.
Mission-led Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an approach where corporations align their social and environmental initiatives directly with their core business mission and long-term strategic goals. Rather than undertaking sporadic charitable acts for public relations purposes, mission-led CSR involves sustained, systematic investments in areas that create measurable social and environmental impact. For instance, a company committed to sustainability might integrate renewable energy adoption across its operations, invest in clean technology research, and allocate significant budgetary resources toward transitioning to solar and wind power. Such efforts demonstrate a genuine commitment to addressing global challenges like climate change, rather than merely seeking short-term publicity through occasional donation camps or releasing attractive promotional reports. Mission-led CSR distinguishes itself by its authenticity and long-term vision, focusing on creating real change through resource allocation to meaningful causes aligned with organizational values.
Which of the following best represents mission-led CSR as described in the passage?
A. Holding rare donation camps for publicity
B. Allocating resources to clean and renewable power
C. Releasing attractive promotional reports
D. Using loopholes to reduce tax burden - 1126expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Resilience, frequently romanticized as an innate trait possessed by a fortunate few, is more accurately understood as a cultivated capacity shaped by cognitive framing, social context, and adaptive practice. Rather than signifying mere endurance, resilience entails the dynamic recalibration of perspective in the face of adversity. It is not the negation of vulnerability but the strategic integration of it into a broader narrative of growth. At its psychological core, resilience involves metacognitive awareness–the ability to examine one’s own thought patterns and reconfigure maladaptive interpretations. Individuals who demonstrate resilience often engage in cognitive reappraisal, transforming perceived setbacks into provisional challenges rather than definitive failures. This reframing does not trivialize hardship; instead, it situates difficulty within a continuum of learning and adaptation. Sociologically, resilience is scaffolded by relational networks. Communities that cultivate solidarity, empathy, and reciprocal support provide a buffer against existential uncertainty. Isolation, conversely, amplifies fragility by constricting interpretive flexibility. Thus, resilience is not solely an intrapersonal phenomenon but an emergent property of collective belonging. Educational and organizational institutions further mediate resilience through their tolerance for error and experimentation. Environments that stigmatize failure engender risk aversion, whereas those that normalize iterative learning foster adaptive confidence. Importantly, resilience does not imply stoicism devoid of emotion; it necessitates emotional literacy–the capacity to recognize, articulate, and regulate affective states without repression. Cultural narratives also contour the boundaries of resilience. Societies that equate worth with unbroken success may inadvertently pathologize struggle, obscuring the developmental value of adversity. By contrast, cultures that acknowledge impermanence and flux often embed resilience within their ethical frameworks. Technological acceleration complicates this terrain by compressing feedback cycles and amplifying comparative pressures. Constant exposure to curated portrayals of achievement can distort self- appraisal, undermining resilience through unrealistic benchmarking. Consequently, intentional pauses–moments of reflection and disengagement–become critical to sustaining psychological equilibrium. Ultimately, resilience is neither static nor universally formulaic; it is a recursive praxis of reflection, adaptation, and communal interdependence.According to the passage, resilience primarily involves:ASuppressing emotional responses to hardshipBReframing adversity through adaptive cognitionCAvoiding situations that entail riskDDemonstrating uninterrupted success
- 1127expand_moreIn the passage, the word “ephemeral” most nearly means: Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow: The metamorphosis of a moth exemplifies one of nature's most intricate and fascinating biological transitions. The life cycle commences with the deposition of delicate eggs, typically concealed along the veins of leaves, ensuring immediate sustenance once they hatch. Upon emergence, the larva–or caterpillar–enters a stage of persistent consumption, voraciously feeding on plant matter to accelerate its growth. Throughout this period, it experiences successive molts, discarding its inflexible exoskeleton to accommodate its enlarging structure. This intense feeding phase is indispensable for accumulating the energy necessary for the forthcoming metamorphosis. The progression into the pupal stage, enclosed within a chrysalis, represents an extraordinary biological transformation. Within this enclosure, the caterpillar’s tissues are methodically dismantled and reorganized into entirely new anatomical structures; wings, antennae, and compound eyes develop through a refined mechanism termed histogenesis. After this concealed reconstruction concludes, the adult moth emerges, its fragile wings requiring expansion with hemolymph and sufficient drying before flight can occur. Once airborne, the moth’s existence is primarily devoted to reproduction, thereby ensuring the continuation of the species before its ephemeral lifespan ends. Although frequently idealized, the moth’s life cycle illustrates a demanding narrative of adaptation, endurance, and evolutionary precision, providing profound insight into ecological equilibrium.AEverlastingBTransientCFragileDPowerful
- 1128expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The accelerated exhaustion of fossil fuel reserves, compounded by escalating ecological degradation and geopolitical volatility, has repositioned renewable energy from a peripheral environmental concern to a central axis of global strategic discourse. Yet public deliberations frequently remain confined to questions of generation capacity, neglecting the equally consequential dimension of systemic integration. A sophisticated appraisal of renewable energy must therefore encompass not merely its diverse sources–solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, and biomass–but also the heterogeneous sectors within which it can recalibrate economic structures, redistribute political leverage, and foster environmental equity. In the sphere of electricity production, decentralized photovoltaic arrays and micro-hydel installations have begun to supplant carbon-intensive grids, particularly in geographically marginalized regions historically excluded from centralized infrastructure. Wind corridors in coastal and semi-arid territories have likewise catalyzed localized employment ecosystems while attenuating reliance on imported hydrocarbons. Beyond electricity, renewable modalities are permeating transportation logistics, industrial thermodynamics, and agrarian mechanization. Second-generation biofuels synthesized from lignocellulosic agricultural residues present a viable decarbonization pathway for aviation and long-haul freight–domains conventionally resistant to electrification. Concurrently, solar- powered irrigation systems have augmented agrarian autonomy by mitigating dependence on erratic grid supply and diesel combustion. Nevertheless, the transformative promise of renewables is circumscribed by structural impediments, including intermittency, storage constraints, land acquisition conflicts, and prohibitive capital outlays. An imprudent or inequitable transition, devoid of infrastructural resilience and community assent, risks reproducing the asymmetries it purports to dismantle. Thus, the pivotal inquiry transcends production metrics and instead interrogates how renewable energy can be embedded cohesively across sectors, geographies, and socio-political hierarchies.What distinguishes second-generation biofuels in the passage?AThey are synthesized from petroleum derivativesBThey originate from lignocellulosic agricultural residuesCThey necessitate coal-based additivesDThey exacerbate carbon intensity
- 1129expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: “In modern discussions, the dichotomy between entrepreneurship and conventional jobs has become increasingly prominent.” Traditional employment is often associated with predictability, structured growth, and a clear career path, whereas entrepreneurship attracts individuals who seek independence, innovation, and the possibility of significantly higher rewards. Yet, both routes come with their own strengths as well as unavoidable uncertainties. Employment– especially in well-established institutions–typically provides steady income, social validation, and organizational support. Employees are generally not exposed to major risks like losing capital or facing sudden market shocks. Instead, they function within defined systems of authority and responsibility, where larger risks are usually handled by senior management. For many people, this arrangement offers mental ease and a visible roadmap for advancement. On the other hand, entrepreneurship requires persistence, ingenuity, and a strong ability to deal with uncertainty. Entrepreneurs must manage fluctuating markets, complicated regulations, and irregular earnings–difficulties that are often underestimated by those who romanticize startups. Still, for people with a higher risk tolerance and creative capability, entrepreneurship can deliver a distinct sense of purpose. It enables individuals to challenge existing systems, create ventures from scratch, and potentially influence entire industries. Social attitudes add another layer to this debate. In several cultures, stable employment is treated as the standard marker of success, while entrepreneurial efforts are seen as risky or unreliable–until they achieve success. However, this mindset is slowly evolving as startup ecosystems expand and innovation becomes closely linked with development. Ultimately, the right choice is not about which option is “better,” but about matching one’s nature, priorities, and long-term vision with what each path demands. Entrepreneurship may bring freedom, but it comes with sacrifice. Employment may offer security, but it can also limit creativity. Therefore, a thoughtful and realistic approach–not blind ambition–is necessary while making this career decision.As per the passage, why does employment often feel mentally reassuring?AIt encourages flexible creativityBIt removes the need to competeCIt offers hierarchy and lowers personal riskDIt guarantees fast promotions
- 1130expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Emotional intelligence, often abbreviated as EQ, refers to the capacity to recognise, understand, manage, and effectively utilise one's own emotions as well as the emotions of others. Unlike cognitive intelligence, which is largely fixed from birth, emotional intelligence is considered a dynamic and developable skill set. Researchers such as Daniel Goleman have identified five core components of EQ: self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills. Of these, self-awareness is arguably the most foundational, as it enables individuals to perceive their emotional states accurately and understand how these states influence their behaviour and decisions. Without self-awareness, the remaining components of EQ are difficult to cultivate meaningfully. Self-regulation, the second component, refers to the ability to control impulsive reactions and channel emotions constructively. Individuals with high self-regulation are less likely to make decisions driven by momentary emotional surges and are more adept at sustaining composure under stress. Empathy, another vital component, goes beyond mere sympathy; it involves genuinely understanding another person's emotional perspective, which is essential in building trust and fostering collaborative relationships. In professional contexts, leaders with high EQ tend to create psychologically safe environments where team members feel valued and heard. Studies indicate that emotional intelligence is a stronger predictor of professional success than IQ alone, particularly in roles that require interpersonal interaction, conflict resolution, and adaptive leadership. Developing EQ requires consistent self-reflection, feedback from others, and a willingness to remain emotionally open even in adversarial situations. Ultimately, emotional intelligence is not about suppressing emotions but about harnessing them as a source of insight, resilience, and purposeful connection.What does the word "harnessing" in the final sentence of the passage most nearly mean?ASuppressing deliberatelyBEliminating entirelyCControlling and using effectivelyDIgnoring consciously
- 1131expand_moreBased on the passage, which of the following best describes the remedy proposed by the author to reduce the harmful effects of social media while retaining its benefits?
(S82)APromoting meme-based communication to simplify political messagesBAllowing unrestricted posting to ensure freedom of expressionCStrong oversight, media awareness, and transparency in algorithmsDImplementing worldwide censorship of social media platforms - 1132expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Education and wisdom are frequently treated as interchangeable in everyday discourse, yet a perceptive observer recognises a clear and essential distinction between them. Education refers to the structured acquisition of knowledge, typically validated through degrees, academic achievements, and mastery of formal disciplines. It is imparted via organized curricula, institutional evaluation systems, and theoretical models that emphasize intellectual competence. Wisdom, however, extends beyond formal learning. It represents the thoughtful and ethical application of knowledge in real-world situations, shaped by experience, self-reflection, emotional intelligence, and moral awareness. A person may be highly educated and still lack wisdom if they are unable to translate learning into sound judgement or responsible action. In contrast, many individuals–such as farmers, craftsmen, or elders– may possess limited formal education, yet demonstrate remarkable wisdom through prudent choices informed by lived experience and practical insight. While education sharpens the intellect, wisdom deepens understanding. In the modern age of information overload and algorithm-driven thinking, the gap between education and wisdom has become increasingly pronounced. Educational systems often prioritise rote learning, examination performance, and standardized outcomes, sometimes at the expense of critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and emotional maturity. As a result, society produces individuals adept at solving technical problems but less capable of making balanced decisions that require empathy, patience, and foresight. Unlike education, wisdom cannot be downloaded, accelerated, or certified. It develops gradually through trial and error, failure, reflection, and a nuanced comprehension of human behaviour. Moreover, education is often temporally limited, concluding with academic milestones or formal qualifications, whereas wisdom is a lifelong pursuit. It reveals itself not through certificates, but through humility, consistency in ethical conduct, and the capacity to navigate uncertainty with clarity and grace. Ultimately, the highest form of intelligence lies not merely in knowing what is right, but in consistently choosing to act upon it–even when doing so is difficult or inconvenient.What key distinction does the passage primarily highlight?AEducation and career growthBIntelligence and memoryCReading and writing skillsDFormal learning and applied wisdom
- 1133expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Within the maze of global exchange–where nations negotiate, corporations collaborate, and communities interact– the challenge of intercultural communication remains a demanding mental territory. Confusion often stems less from a shortage of vocabulary and more from symbolic mismatch, where pauses, tone, facial expressions, personal space, or even silence are decoded through clashing cultural assumptions. Believing that speaking a language well automatically ensures effective communication is a harmful misconception; fluency can sometimes conceal cultural gaps, letting misunderstanding appear as understanding. In high-context settings–seen in cultures such as Japan and parts of the Arab world–meaning is carried through relationships, indirect hints, shared history, and social rank. In contrast, low-context cultures like Germany and the United States value direct statements, objective framing, and individual clarity. When people from these two styles interact, the mismatch may trigger diplomatic strain, inefficient negotiations, or social distance. Even small behaviors–eye contact, conversational timing, or jokes–can create unease when judged from a single-cultural viewpoint. Moreover, mental filters shaped by schooling, tradition, and political conditioning often strengthen in-group approval while branding unfamiliar styles as “wrong” or “inept.” This ethnocentric tendency fuels stereotyping, shrinks empathy, and limits genuine cooperation. Technology, though it seems to shrink distances, can further complicate intercultural exchange. Emojis, for example, are meaning-flexible; the same symbol may convey warmth in one culture and mockery in another. Machine translation, lacking situational nuance, can turn delicate meaning into awkward distortion. Video calls may also compress or hide paralinguistic signals that support understanding across cultures. Ultimately, crossing these gaps requires self-awareness, cultural humility, and flexible dialogue. Strong intercultural communicators do not only master grammar; they build cultural empathy, question their own perceptions, and develop comfort with uncertainty. Often, the deepest growth arises not by removing differences, but by learning to engage with them.What is the overall tone maintained in the passage?AInstructiveBJubilantCCritical and reasonedDCasual and playful
- 1134expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: While financial inclusion is often praised as a driver of equitable growth, its implementation in rural India presents a paradox. On paper, schemes such as the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), Aadhaar-enabled payment systems, and mobile banking have revolutionized access. Yet, in practice, access does not necessarily translate into utility. A significant number of rural account holders remain dormant users, often constrained by digital illiteracy, infrastructural limitations, and deeply entrenched socio-cultural barriers. In numerous villages, banking correspondents (BCs)–the foot soldiers of India's rural financial architecture–are overburdened, undertrained, and often unsupported by robust technological infrastructure. The notion that a biometric fingerprint or a one-time password could substitute for financial literacy is naïve at best. Many beneficiaries, especially women, face systemic exclusion, not just due to lack of documentation, but because patriarchal norms often discourage or control women's interactions with banking services. Moreover, while financial inclusion aims to integrate the rural poor into the formal economy, the informal credit system continues to flourish. This coexistence is not accidental but symptomatic of a trust deficit and functional inefficiencies within formal institutions. Local moneylenders, albeit exploitative, offer immediacy and familiarity, elements often absent in bureaucratic banking processes. The digital push, accelerated post-2016 demonetization and COVID-19, has undoubtedly expanded the ecosystem. However, digital penetration without digital comprehension can widen the exclusion gap. Without focused digital education, grievance redressal mechanisms, and gender-sensitive outreach, financial inclusion may remain more rhetorical than real. In essence, true inclusion cannot be measured merely by the number of accounts opened but must reflect active participation, trust, and accessibility across gender, literacy, and regional lines. Until then, the dream of a financially empowered rural India will remain aspirational.According to the passage, what is the main paradox of financial inclusion in rural India?ALack of infrastructureBOverreliance on technologyCAccess without actual usageDExcess of digital banking
- 1135expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) laws have been enacted in several countries to address the gap between corporate profits and social welfare. In India, the Companies Act of 2013 mandates that profitable companies spend at least 2% of their average net profits over the preceding three years on CSR activities. This requirement covers education, healthcare, environmental sustainability, and poverty alleviation. The law does not eliminate corporate taxes or alter market competition; rather, it establishes a floor–a baseline obligation–for corporations to reinvest a portion of their earnings back into society. The intent is to ensure that as companies grow and accumulate wealth, they contribute proportionally to social development and community welfare. By formalizing this duty, CSR laws seek to create a more equitable relationship between business success and social responsibility.
What does the passage indicate is the purpose of CSR-related laws in some places (like India)?ATo increase dividends for shareholdersBTo impose a baseline obligation for social reinvestmentCTo remove corporate taxation entirelyDTo limit market rivalry among companies - 1136expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The rapid expansion of social media has reshaped democratic life in profound ways, functioning at once as a driver of public participation and a channel for strategic deception. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, once viewed mainly as spaces for personal sharing, have evolved into major arenas of political conversation. They allow citizens to voice opinions, rally around causes, and hold those in power accountable almost instantly. Since democracy depends on the circulation of ideas and information, social media appears to broaden access by weakening the control once exercised by traditional gatekeepers. Political figures can address voters directly without editorial mediation, and citizen-led movements can use viral momentum to bring neglected concerns into public focus. In moments of high political intensity–elections, mass protests, policy disputes–these platforms operate like a modern digital marketplace of ideas, enabling wider involvement than was previously possible through newspapers or public meetings. Yet this openness carries serious risks. The same networks that spread accurate information can also accelerate falsehoods, deepen polarization, and strengthen echo chambers through algorithmic reinforcement. In several democracies, electoral processes have been challenged by fake profiles, coordinated harassment, and organized disinformation efforts. Further, content designed to trigger emotion and maximize engagement often overshadows careful reasoning, turning political discussion into a noisy stream of anger and extremes. Hence, the influence of social media on democracy depends not only on technology, but also on the ethical rules that shape its use. Strong oversight, public media awareness, and transparency in how algorithms rank and recommend content are crucial if societies wish to gain the benefits while limiting the damage. Ultimately, social media is not automatically beneficial or harmful–it reflects collective choices. Whether it strengthens democratic stability or fuels distortion depends on how responsibly it is used by citizens, institutions, and the platforms themselves.According to the passage, what helps previously unheard groups gain attention on social media?ANewspaper editors and boardsBStrict journalistic gatekeepingCViral momentum along with citizen-led movementsDGovernment press agencies
- 1137expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Emotional intelligence, often abbreviated as EQ, refers to the capacity to recognise, understand, manage, and effectively utilise one's own emotions as well as the emotions of others. Unlike cognitive intelligence, which is largely fixed from birth, emotional intelligence is considered a dynamic and developable skill set. Researchers such as Daniel Goleman have identified five core components of EQ: self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills. Of these, self-awareness is arguably the most foundational, as it enables individuals to perceive their emotional states accurately and understand how these states influence their behaviour and decisions. Without self-awareness, the remaining components of EQ are difficult to cultivate meaningfully. Self-regulation, the second component, refers to the ability to control impulsive reactions and channel emotions constructively. Individuals with high self-regulation are less likely to make decisions driven by momentary emotional surges and are more adept at sustaining composure under stress. Empathy, another vital component, goes beyond mere sympathy; it involves genuinely understanding another person's emotional perspective, which is essential in building trust and fostering collaborative relationships. In professional contexts, leaders with high EQ tend to create psychologically safe environments where team members feel valued and heard. Studies indicate that emotional intelligence is a stronger predictor of professional success than IQ alone, particularly in roles that require interpersonal interaction, conflict resolution, and adaptive leadership. Developing EQ requires consistent self-reflection, feedback from others, and a willingness to remain emotionally open even in adversarial situations. Ultimately, emotional intelligence is not about suppressing emotions but about harnessing them as a source of insight, resilience, and purposeful connection.According to the passage, which component of EQ is considered the most foundational?AEmpathyBSocial skillsCSelf-awarenessDMotivation
- 1138expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Over the past ten years, India’s shift toward a digital-first society has been remarkably transformative. What started as an effort to widen internet reach has steadily grown into one of the world’s largest digital networks. Driven by flagship government programmes like Digital India, the nation has seen rapid expansion in internet usage, digital transactions, and e-governance. A defining milestone was the introduction of Aadhaar, a biometric identity platform that made access to multiple public services safer and more efficient. Alongside this, the growth of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) helped India bypass older banking limitations by enabling instant, affordable transfers across both cities and villages. Notably, the COVID-19 outbreak became an unforeseen accelerator. With restrictions and distancing norms in place, people increasingly depended on digital alternatives–telehealth, virtual learning, and work-from-home became necessities. This sudden reliance pushed institutions to strengthen infrastructure and adopt scalable tech. Yet, challenges remain. The digital gap between urban and rural India continues, with many villages still lacking stable connectivity while metros benefit from faster broadband. Additionally, issues like data privacy, cyber threats, and the spread of misinformation have become serious concerns. Even so, India’s digital rise highlights its flexibility and drive. With more than 850 million internet users and growing, the country now stands at a turning point where strong policy, inclusive connectivity, and responsible innovation will shape what comes next.According to the passage, Aadhaar mainly contributed to digital progress by:Aexpanding mobile tower coverageBintroducing biometric electionsClaunching a single payment gatewayDmaking public-service access secure and streamlined
- 1139expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In the tireless pursuit of achievement, the contrast between hard work and smart work appears not simply as a preference but as a subtle interplay within human productivity. Hard work–linked with sustained effort, unwavering perseverance, and sheer diligence–has long been praised as the foundation of accomplishment. Stories and biographies often glorify the individual who relies on grit and time to reach goals. Yet in a world shaped by precision tools, automation, and mental efficiency, these older assumptions are increasingly questioned. By contrast, smart work emphasizes strategic deployment of effort–using reflection, optimal resource use, and careful situational judgment. It attempts to reduce waste in labour while boosting returns on both thought and action. Smart workers examine systems, identify bottlenecks, and exploit tools–digital platforms or networks–to accelerate results. They step off the treadmill of one-direction exertion by embedding intelligence into execution. Still, praising smart work alone creates its own weakness. Intelligence without discipline often ends in shallowness–a surface-level capability that collapses under prolonged pressure. In the same way, relentless hard work without strategic course-correction can cause exhaustion and low effectiveness. Thus, modern success demands a blend: the wise worker mixes determination with strategy, working not only harder but better. The contrast is therefore not an either-or divide but a complementary relationship. Treating either extreme as ideal ignores the complex realities of performance. In today’s demanding landscape, the combined force of persistence and precision makes outcomes sustainable and impact stronger. Success, ultimately, is not produced by blind toil or cleverness alone, but by intelligent perseverance.Which of the following best describes the author’s tone in the passage?ARigidly opinionatedBAdmiring and devotionalCAnalyticalDUnconcerned
- 1140expand_moreThe history of cartography is enriched by individuals whose intellectual daring surpassed the mere mapping of terrain, embodying a philosophical compulsion to render the unknown knowable. Each cartographer - whether charting the coastlines of the Mediterranean, the interior of sub-Saharan Africa, or the archipelagos of the Pacific - constructed not merely a geographic record but a testament to the symbiosis of imagination and empirical inquiry. "Claudius Ptolemy" and his monumental second-century Geographia codified the ancient world's spatial understanding, yet figures such as "Ibn Battuta" and later "Gerardus Mercator" reconstituted those foundations entirely. Mercator's epochal 1569 projection, though cartographically distorting the relative scale of landmasses, enabled navigators to plot straight-line courses across the globe with unprecedented precision - portraying geography not merely as a record of place but as an instrument of power. Similarly, "Mae Jemison", the first African-American woman in space, extended cartographic ambition beyond the terrestrial, charting new frontiers in the language of orbital science. The discipline of mapmaking transformed dramatically through the latter decades of the twentieth century and into the twenty-first. Technologies such as Geographic Information Systems and satellite remote sensing enabled layered, dynamic representations of the Earth, while scholars like "Denis Wood" challenged cartography's claim to objectivity, arguing that every map encodes the ideological assumptions of its maker. Meanwhile, indigenous spatial knowledge systems - long subordinated to Western cartographic conventions - increasingly reclaim their epistemic authority as legitimate and irreplaceable frameworks for understanding place. Thus, the story of cartography resists reduction to a chronicle of technical achievement. It is a dialectic between the human ambition to possess the world through representation and the world's irreducible resistance to complete capture - each map simultaneously a revelation and an act of selective concealment.Which of the following most accurately captures the central argument of the passage?ACartography has always been an exclusively European intellectual tradition.BModern satellite technology has rendered traditional mapmaking obsolete.CCartography is a discipline that interweaves technical innovation, ideological assumptions, and philosophical inquiry.DIndigenous knowledge systems are incompatible with scientific approaches to mapping.
- 1141expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Emotional intelligence, often abbreviated as EQ, refers to the capacity to recognise, understand, manage, and effectively utilise one's own emotions as well as the emotions of others. Unlike cognitive intelligence, which is largely fixed from birth, emotional intelligence is considered a dynamic and developable skill set. Researchers such as Daniel Goleman have identified five core components of EQ: self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills. Of these, self-awareness is arguably the most foundational, as it enables individuals to perceive their emotional states accurately and understand how these states influence their behaviour and decisions. Without self-awareness, the remaining components of EQ are difficult to cultivate meaningfully. Self-regulation, the second component, refers to the ability to control impulsive reactions and channel emotions constructively. Individuals with high self-regulation are less likely to make decisions driven by momentary emotional surges and are more adept at sustaining composure under stress. Empathy, another vital component, goes beyond mere sympathy; it involves genuinely understanding another person's emotional perspective, which is essential in building trust and fostering collaborative relationships. In professional contexts, leaders with high EQ tend to create psychologically safe environments where team members feel valued and heard. Studies indicate that emotional intelligence is a stronger predictor of professional success than IQ alone, particularly in roles that require interpersonal interaction, conflict resolution, and adaptive leadership. Developing EQ requires consistent self-reflection, feedback from others, and a willingness to remain emotionally open even in adversarial situations. Ultimately, emotional intelligence is not about suppressing emotions but about harnessing them as a source of insight, resilience, and purposeful connection.What does the passage indicate about leaders who possess high emotional intelligence?AThey avoid conflict at all costs in the workplaceBThey focus primarily on results over interpersonal relationshipsCThey create environments where team members feel valued and heardDThey rely more on IQ than EQ while making decisions
- 1142expand_moreConsider the following passage:
Democracies are founded on the principle of individual liberty and freedoms. However, history demonstrates that crises–whether economic collapse, security threats, or health emergencies–test the foundations of democratic societies. During such periods, the tension between absolute freedom and collective security becomes apparent. When citizens exercise unrestricted liberty without regard for public welfare, crises often intensify. For instance, during pandemics, the refusal of some to comply with health measures can spread disease rapidly, endangering others. Similarly, economic crises can be exacerbated when individuals prioritize personal gain over market stability. Thus, crises reveal that truly functional democracies require a balance: protecting individual freedoms while recognizing that unchecked liberty can harm the greater good. The challenge lies not in eliminating freedom but in establishing reasonable boundaries that preserve both personal rights and societal welfare.
Based on the passage, how does it portray crises in terms of freedom within democracies?ACrises prove that unlimited liberty is bestBCrises demand complete state dominationCCrises expose how uncontrolled freedom can be harmfulDCrises reduce the importance of civil rights - 1143expand_moreIdentify the sentence from the passage which is in the passive voice: Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow: The metamorphosis of a moth exemplifies one of nature's most intricate and fascinating biological transitions. The life cycle commences with the deposition of delicate eggs, typically concealed along the veins of leaves, ensuring immediate sustenance once they hatch. Upon emergence, the larva–or caterpillar–enters a stage of persistent consumption, voraciously feeding on plant matter to accelerate its growth. Throughout this period, it experiences successive molts, discarding its inflexible exoskeleton to accommodate its enlarging structure. This intense feeding phase is indispensable for accumulating the energy necessary for the forthcoming metamorphosis. The progression into the pupal stage, enclosed within a chrysalis, represents an extraordinary biological transformation. Within this enclosure, the caterpillar’s tissues are methodically dismantled and reorganized into entirely new anatomical structures; wings, antennae, and compound eyes develop through a refined mechanism termed histogenesis. After this concealed reconstruction concludes, the adult moth emerges, its fragile wings requiring expansion with hemolymph and sufficient drying before flight can occur. Once airborne, the moth’s existence is primarily devoted to reproduction, thereby ensuring the continuation of the species before its ephemeral lifespan ends. Although frequently idealized, the moth’s life cycle illustrates a demanding narrative of adaptation, endurance, and evolutionary precision, providing profound insight into ecological equilibrium.AThe larva consumes plant matter voraciously.BThe adult moth emerges from the chrysalis.CThe caterpillar’s tissues are methodically dismantled.DThe moth expands its wings.
- 1144expand_moreRead the passage below and answer the question that follows.
Entrepreneurial efforts have long occupied a complex position in society's perception. While many recognize the potential for innovation and economic growth that entrepreneurs bring, societal acceptance of these ventures is not automatic. Initially, new business ideas and startup ventures often face considerable skepticism. Banks and investors scrutinize business plans carefully before committing funds. Family members and friends frequently express doubt about the viability of unconventional ideas. This skepticism is neither entirely unfounded nor permanent; it typically diminishes once entrepreneurs demonstrate measurable success. Companies that achieve profitability, create employment, or bring novel products to market gradually gain acceptance and respect. Over time, successful entrepreneurs are celebrated and their contributions are acknowledged. Thus, while entrepreneurial efforts may begin their journey shrouded in doubt, societal views shift positively once tangible results are achieved and the entrepreneur proves their concept's viability.
How are entrepreneurial efforts generally viewed in society, as described in the passage?AAlways appreciatedBCompletely rejected by everyoneCMostly condemned without exceptionDDoubted until they show results - 1145expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Cultural diversity constitutes the variegated mosaic of human existence–an ever-evolving interplay of languages, traditions, philosophies, and belief systems that define collective and individual identities. Far from being a peripheral feature of global society, cultural diversity operates as a fundamental axis upon which civilizational vitality and epistemic plurality rest. In essence, it encapsulates not merely difference, but the affirmation of multiple ways of knowing, being, and meaning-making. In historical terms, civilizations have flourished not in isolation but at the confluence of diverse cultural streams. The syncretism observable in the Indo-Persian, Greco-Arabic, and Afro-Asian traditions exemplifies how intercultural fertilization catalyzes intellectual innovation and social cohesion. Rather than homogenization, these interactions yielded a dialogical reconstitution of worldviews–proof that cultural divergence can be a crucible for synthesis rather than conflict. At the philosophical level, cultural diversity interrogates the universality of norms. It challenges ethnocentric assumptions embedded within dominant paradigms by foregrounding the contextual nature of truth, morality, and aesthetics. When one engages with other cultures, the epistemological arrogance of singular worldviews is destabilized, allowing for intercultural humility and ethical pluralism to emerge. Thus, cultural diversity operates not just as an external phenomenon, but as an internal process of decentering the self. From a sociopolitical standpoint, societies that safeguard cultural plurality tend to nurture inclusive citizenship and resilience. Multicultural democracies are not only repositories of coexisting identities but also laboratories of conflict negotiation and policy innovation. However, tokenistic inclusion without structural equity often leads to performative multiculturalism–a facade that conceals systemic marginalization. Genuine cultural diversity necessitates decolonized institutional frameworks that recognize historical injustices while fostering intercultural dialogue. Economically and creatively, cultural diversity constitutes an underappreciated asset. Diverse workforces, for example, yield superior problem-solving outcomes due to varied cognitive schemata and adaptive strategies. Similarly, the cultural industries– film, fashion, literature–derive their vibrancy from an eclectic confluence of voices. The commodification of culture, however, poses a paradox: while it amplifies visibility, it risks appropriating identities without accountability. In an era of globalization and algorithmic standardization, cultural diversity confronts unprecedented threats. The transnational flow of capital, information, and labor often engenders monocultural tendencies under the guise of cosmopolitanism. Algorithms, designed for optimization, tend to filter cultural experience through homogenizing lenses–curating identities instead of cultivating them. Hence, preserving cultural diversity is not a nostalgic endeavor but an existential imperative in the face of digital flattening and neoliberal erasures. Ultimately, cultural diversity is not merely about tolerance or celebration–it is about sustaining the ontological multiplicity that renders the human condition richly complex. To uphold it is to affirm that no single narrative, however dominant, can exhaust the spectrum of human meaning.The term "performative multiculturalism" in the passage most closely refers to:AThe institutionalization of cultural rites and festivals.BSuperficial inclusion that conceals deeper systemic inequities.CPublic resistance to cultural plurality in governance.DHonest cultural representation in mass media.
- 1146expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question:
Social media platforms have become powerful instruments in democratic societies, but they also present significant challenges to informed citizenship. Misinformation spreads rapidly, algorithms amplify divisive content, and users often lack understanding of how their data is manipulated. Recent studies highlight that the primary drivers of social media misuse stem from opacity in algorithmic design and low levels of digital literacy among the population. Leading researchers and media scholars argue that the most effective remedy lies in two complementary strategies: first, promoting comprehensive media awareness and digital literacy programmes that teach citizens to critically evaluate online content; and second, demanding greater transparency from platform companies regarding how their algorithms function and what content they prioritize. When users understand the mechanics of algorithmic curation and possess skills to identify misinformation, they are better equipped to resist manipulation and participate meaningfully in democratic discourse. This approach respects freedom of expression while simultaneously protecting the integrity of democratic systems from coordinated abuse.
What remedy does the author emphasize to reduce misuse of social media in democratic systems?APromoting meme-based communicationBAllowing unrestricted posting of all contentCMedia awareness and transparency of algorithmsDEnforcing worldwide censorship - 1147expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Language has seldom been a neutral medium of exchange; in colonial India, it operated as a mechanism of power, ideology, and selfhood. The British regime, while ostensibly pursuing education and reform, carefully engineered linguistic hierarchies to consolidate dominance. English, installed as the official language of administration and law, was not merely functional–it became a marker of intellectual authority and upward mobility. Indigenous tongues, by contrast, were deliberately downgraded, splintered, and rebranded as “vernaculars,” a label that quietly implied provincialism and lesser worth. The enforcement of English education through Macaulay’s Minute of 1835 was not simply an academic shift; it was a strategic cultural project. The cultivation of Indians who were, in Macaulay’s phrase, “Indian in blood and colour, but English in taste,” reflected a form of linguistic hegemony aimed at internalizing colonial norms. English became the channel through which many were trained to evaluate themselves and their traditions through imperial rationality, often producing estrangement from indigenous ways of knowing. At the same time, colonial policy toward regional languages was deeply inconsistent. Although British officials promoted the codification of Indian languages, this process frequently drained them of oral flexibility and lived cultural nuance. Sanskrit and Persian, once symbols of prestige, were steadily displaced, while Hindi and Urdu turned into sites of political and communal rivalry–each advanced by different groups, thereby sharpening social cleavages. This reordering of language served two ends: administrative convenience and the dilution of resistance. A society fractured along linguistic and communal lines was easier to manage. Moreover, proficiency in English became a gatekeeping device for bureaucratic entry and economic advancement, embedding inequality within colonial modernity itself. In short, language under empire was never only about words–it was about access, allegiance, and authority. Even after Independence, the residues of this linguistic stratification continue to echo in schooling, social mobility, and persistent debates over language and identity.What does the passage suggest by labelling native tongues as “vernaculars”?AThey were treated as prestigious languagesBThey were regarded as equivalent to EnglishCThey were celebrated for elite usageDThey were framed as inferior or provincial
- 1148expand_moreThe ascendance of digital platforms has irrevocably altered the architecture of democratic participation, redefining how citizens engage with power and with one another. What began as informal networks for interpersonal interaction have evolved into formidable arenas of political deliberation, activism, and influence. Through platforms such as microblogging sites and multimedia-sharing applications, individuals can now disseminate viewpoints instantaneously, mobilize collective action, and subject public officials to continuous scrutiny. In principle, such immediacy strengthens democratic culture by decentralizing communication and eroding the monopoly once held by traditional media institutions. Political actors no longer rely solely on televised addresses or print editorials; instead, they interface directly with constituents in a dynamic and participatory digital sphere. Nevertheless, this communicative democratization is accompanied by significant vulnerabilities. The velocity with which information circulates online often privileges sensationalism over substantiation, enabling false narratives to gain traction before verification mechanisms can intervene. Algorithmic curation, designed to maximize user engagement, frequently amplifies polarizing content and entrenches ideological echo chambers. Coordinated misinformation campaigns, bot-driven amplification, and digitally orchestrated harassment have, in several instances, compromised public trust in electoral processes and institutional legitimacy. Consequently, while digital platforms expand expressive freedoms, they simultaneously expose democratic systems to novel forms of destabilization. The democratic ramifications of digital media, therefore, hinge not merely on technological innovation but on regulatory foresight and civic responsibility. Robust content moderation policies, enhanced digital literacy, and transparent algorithmic governance are indispensable if societies are to reconcile openness with accountability. Digital platforms, in themselves, are neither guarantors of democratic vitality nor harbingers of its decline; their ultimate impact will be determined by the norms, safeguards, and ethical commitments that shape their use.What democratic transformation brought about by digital platforms is emphasized in the passage?ACentralization of political authorityBExpansion of participatory political engagementCElimination of traditional journalismDReplacement of electoral systems
- 1149expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage:
1. Artificial intelligence (AI) facilitates predictive analytics for businesses.
2. It processes massive amounts of data to uncover trends and patterns.
3. Companies leverage AI tools to enhance decision-making and efficiency.
4. AI adoption is growing rapidly across industries worldwide.A4-1-3-2B4-2-1-3C2-3-4-1D1-2-3-4 - 1150expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In the architecture of human civilization, language operates not merely as a communicative instrument but as the generative substrate upon which collective consciousness is constructed. Communication transcends transactional exchange; it constitutes the epistemic medium through which realities are negotiated, identities are affirmed, and social contracts are sustained. The exigency of communication arises less from logistical coordination than from the ontological necessity of shared meaning. Historically, civilizations have been sculpted by successive transformations in communicative modalities–from oral traditions that encoded cosmologies to print cultures that institutionalized jurisprudence and scientific rationality. Each technological inflection has recalibrated not only the velocity of transmission but also the hierarchy of authority and the legitimacy of knowledge claims. At the interpersonal stratum, communication unfolds across verbal articulation, non-verbal gesturality, and paralinguistic modulation, forming a semiotic constellation wherein silence may signify as profoundly as speech. Misalignment across these strata frequently precipitates alienation or conflict, underscoring that effective communication entails calibrated reciprocity rather than unilateral expression. Within organizational ecosystems, communicative transparency functions as the linchpin of institutional trust. Hierarchical opacity engenders informational asymmetries that corrode cohesion, whereas dialogic engagement fosters adaptive resilience and innovation. Cultural matrices further complicate communicative exchange by embedding within linguistic codes tacit assumptions and normative expectations. What manifests as assertiveness in one milieu may register as impropriety in another, necessitating intercultural literacy and contextual discernment. In the digital epoch, algorithmic mediation amplifies communicative reach while simultaneously engendering echo chambers and epistemic fragmentation. The ethical stewardship of discourse thus assumes heightened urgency. Communicative competence in contemporary society demands not only rhetorical dexterity but also critical reflexivity and moral accountability. Ultimately, to communicate is to participate in the co- authorship of social reality; it is through language that humanity perpetually reconstructs the contours of its shared existence.The tone of the passage is best described as:APolemical and accusatoryBReflective and analyticalCDetached and anecdotalDOptimistic and celebratory
- 1151expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In the tireless pursuit of achievement, the contrast between hard work and smart work appears not simply as a preference but as a subtle interplay within human productivity. Hard work–linked with sustained effort, unwavering perseverance, and sheer diligence–has long been praised as the foundation of accomplishment. Stories and biographies often glorify the individual who relies on grit and time to reach goals. Yet in a world shaped by precision tools, automation, and mental efficiency, these older assumptions are increasingly questioned. By contrast, smart work emphasizes strategic deployment of effort–using reflection, optimal resource use, and careful situational judgment. It attempts to reduce waste in labour while boosting returns on both thought and action. Smart workers examine systems, identify bottlenecks, and exploit tools–digital platforms or networks–to accelerate results. They step off the treadmill of one-direction exertion by embedding intelligence into execution. Still, praising smart work alone creates its own weakness. Intelligence without discipline often ends in shallowness–a surface-level capability that collapses under prolonged pressure. In the same way, relentless hard work without strategic course-correction can cause exhaustion and low effectiveness. Thus, modern success demands a blend: the wise worker mixes determination with strategy, working not only harder but better. The contrast is therefore not an either-or divide but a complementary relationship. Treating either extreme as ideal ignores the complex realities of performance. In today’s demanding landscape, the combined force of persistence and precision makes outcomes sustainable and impact stronger. Success, ultimately, is not produced by blind toil or cleverness alone, but by intelligent perseverance.Which metaphor in the passage refers to repetitive, one-way exertion?APatternBPrecision toolsCDemanding landscapeDTreadmill
- 1152expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage:
1. Mangrove forests are ecologically vital coastal ecosystems.
2. They protect shorelines from erosion while providing habitats for numerous marine species.
3. However, rapid urban expansion and industrial pollution increasingly threaten their stability.
4. Therefore, their conservation requires coordinated environmental planning and regulatory enforcement.A1-2-3-4B2-1-3-4C1-3-2-4D2-3-1-4 - 1153expand_moreThe genesis of railway transportation marks one of humanity's most transformative engineering feats, profoundly reshaping industrial, social, and economic landscapes. Early prototypes, such as horse-drawn wagonways in 16th-century Europe, represented rudimentary precursors to modern trains, utilizing wooden rails to minimize friction and facilitate the movement of goods across short distances. The true revolution, however, ignited in the early 19th century with the advent of steam locomotives. Pioneers like George Stephenson, whose famous "Rocket" epitomized technological prowess, demonstrated the unprecedented potential of steam power to move both people and cargo efficiently. This innovation catalyzed the Industrial Revolution, knitting distant regions into cohesive economic fabrics and accelerating urbanization at an unparalleled pace. Throughout the 20th century, the ascendancy of diesel and electric locomotives superseded steam technology, offering greater efficiency, reliability, and environmental benefits. Bullet trains, inaugurated in Japan as the Shinkansen in 1964, redefined expectations regarding speed, safety, and technological sophistication, inspiring global high-speed rail networks. In the contemporary era, magnetic levitation (maglev) trains and hyperloop prototypes promise to further erode the barriers of distance and time, potentially rendering conventional rail obsolete. Yet, amid this rapid evolution, trains remain emblematic not merely of mechanical ingenuity but of societal progression – testaments to human ambition to connect, accelerate, and transcend physical limitations. The trajectory of railway innovation encapsulates a narrative of relentless adaptation, one wherein each epochal shift reflects broader socio-technological metamorphoses.Which of the following best captures the overall tone of the passage?ANostalgic and criticalBAnalytical and celebratoryCIndifferent and factualDCautionary and skeptical
- 1154expand_moreRead the passage below and answer the question that follows.
Passage:
The phenomenon known as the 'resource curse' or the 'paradox of plenty' refers to the paradox that countries with an abundance of natural resources, such as fossil fuels and certain minerals, tend to have less economic growth, less democracy, and worse development outcomes than countries with fewer natural resources. Economists attribute this to several interconnected factors. Firstly, a heavy reliance on a single lucrative export sector, like oil, often leads to the appreciation of the country's currency. This makes other domestic sectors, such as agriculture and manufacturing, less competitive on the global market–a condition commonly referred to as 'Dutch Disease'. Secondly, the massive influx of resource revenues can foster widespread political corruption, as elites consolidate power to control the lucrative wealth rather than investing in human capital or infrastructure. Finally, these economies become highly vulnerable to the extreme volatility of global commodity prices, leading to unstable boom-and-bust economic cycles that severely hinder long-term, sustainable development.
Question: What is the primary characteristic of the 'resource curse'?AResource-rich countries experience poorer economic and developmental outcomes.BResource-poor countries suffer from uncontrollable inflation and currency depreciation.CCountries with abundant resources easily transition into diversified industrial economies.DNatural resources directly cause an immediate improvement in democratic institutions. - 1155expand_moreWhich word from the passage is derived by adding a Greek-origin suffix meaning “formation” or “origin”? Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow: The metamorphosis of a moth exemplifies one of nature's most intricate and fascinating biological transitions. The life cycle commences with the deposition of delicate eggs, typically concealed along the veins of leaves, ensuring immediate sustenance once they hatch. Upon emergence, the larva–or caterpillar–enters a stage of persistent consumption, voraciously feeding on plant matter to accelerate its growth. Throughout this period, it experiences successive molts, discarding its inflexible exoskeleton to accommodate its enlarging structure. This intense feeding phase is indispensable for accumulating the energy necessary for the forthcoming metamorphosis. The progression into the pupal stage, enclosed within a chrysalis, represents an extraordinary biological transformation. Within this enclosure, the caterpillar’s tissues are methodically dismantled and reorganized into entirely new anatomical structures; wings, antennae, and compound eyes develop through a refined mechanism termed histogenesis. After this concealed reconstruction concludes, the adult moth emerges, its fragile wings requiring expansion with hemolymph and sufficient drying before flight can occur. Once airborne, the moth’s existence is primarily devoted to reproduction, thereby ensuring the continuation of the species before its ephemeral lifespan ends. Although frequently idealized, the moth’s life cycle illustrates a demanding narrative of adaptation, endurance, and evolutionary precision, providing profound insight into ecological equilibrium.
- 1156expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Resilience, frequently romanticized as an innate trait possessed by a fortunate few, is more accurately understood as a cultivated capacity shaped by cognitive framing, social context, and adaptive practice. Rather than signifying mere endurance, resilience entails the dynamic recalibration of perspective in the face of adversity. It is not the negation of vulnerability but the strategic integration of it into a broader narrative of growth. At its psychological core, resilience involves metacognitive awareness–the ability to examine one’s own thought patterns and reconfigure maladaptive interpretations. Individuals who demonstrate resilience often engage in cognitive reappraisal, transforming perceived setbacks into provisional challenges rather than definitive failures. This reframing does not trivialize hardship; instead, it situates difficulty within a continuum of learning and adaptation. Sociologically, resilience is scaffolded by relational networks. Communities that cultivate solidarity, empathy, and reciprocal support provide a buffer against existential uncertainty. Isolation, conversely, amplifies fragility by constricting interpretive flexibility. Thus, resilience is not solely an intrapersonal phenomenon but an emergent property of collective belonging. Educational and organizational institutions further mediate resilience through their tolerance for error and experimentation. Environments that stigmatize failure engender risk aversion, whereas those that normalize iterative learning foster adaptive confidence. Importantly, resilience does not imply stoicism devoid of emotion; it necessitates emotional literacy–the capacity to recognize, articulate, and regulate affective states without repression. Cultural narratives also contour the boundaries of resilience. Societies that equate worth with unbroken success may inadvertently pathologize struggle, obscuring the developmental value of adversity. By contrast, cultures that acknowledge impermanence and flux often embed resilience within their ethical frameworks. Technological acceleration complicates this terrain by compressing feedback cycles and amplifying comparative pressures. Constant exposure to curated portrayals of achievement can distort self- appraisal, undermining resilience through unrealistic benchmarking. Consequently, intentional pauses–moments of reflection and disengagement–become critical to sustaining psychological equilibrium. Ultimately, resilience is neither static nor universally formulaic; it is a recursive praxis of reflection, adaptation, and communal interdependence.What is the closest synonym for “scaffolded” as used in the passage?AUnderminedBStructuredCConcealedDFragmented
- 1157expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has steadily shifted from being a side activity of charity to a core expectation within today’s business environment. Companies now recognise that their obligations extend beyond investors to employees, customers, local communities, and ecological well-being. This change is rooted in the understanding that sustainable profits and long-term stability depend on ethical behaviour and inclusive development. CSR is no longer confined to symbolic giving; it involves planned efforts such as protecting the environment, ensuring fair labour standards, practising transparent governance, and contributing to community upliftment. Organisations may, for example, support tree-plantation programmes, sponsor education, guarantee just compensation, or channel funds into clean-energy solutions. These actions are not purely selfless–they strengthen brand credibility, encourage customer trust, and reduce regulatory uncertainty. In countries such as India, CSR has even taken a legal form, requiring eligible firms to allocate a portion of profits toward social initiatives, thereby formalising responsible capitalism. Still, meaningful CSR differs sharply from surface-level image management. Cosmetic CSR–where firms perform one-off acts mainly to enhance publicity–may backfire when examined closely, revealing moral gaps. By contrast, mission-led CSR integrated into business planning can spur innovation and widen market access, especially in neglected areas. Moreover, stakeholders, particularly socially alert millennials and Gen Z, monitor corporate conduct more intensely than ever. With social platforms amplifying scrutiny, any mismatch between stated principles and real actions can trigger immediate reputational harm. Hence, CSR today functions both as value creation and as risk control. Ultimately, the strongest CSR initiatives are those that connect business goals with social progress, narrowing the distance between profit-making and public good.What does the passage indicate is the purpose of CSR-related laws in some places (like India)?ATo increase dividends for shareholdersBTo impose a baseline obligation for social reinvestmentCTo remove corporate taxation entirelyDTo limit market rivalry among companies
- 1158expand_moreRead the passage below and answer the question that follows.
Passage:
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has emerged as one of the most pressing public health crises of the 21st century. It occurs when bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites evolve over time and no longer respond to medicines, making standard infections significantly harder to treat and increasing the risk of disease spread, severe illness, and death. The primary catalyst for this phenomenon is the widespread misuse and overuse of antibiotics in both human medicine and agriculture. In the agricultural sector, antibiotics are routinely administered to healthy livestock not just to prevent disease, but to promote rapid growth. This constant, low-dose exposure creates the perfect evolutionary pressure for surviving bacteria to develop resilient genetic mutations. These drug-resistant 'superbugs' can then be transmitted to humans through the food chain or direct environmental exposure. Without a coordinated global response–including stricter regulations on antibiotic prescriptions and massive investments in the development of novel therapeutics–common medical procedures like surgeries and chemotherapy could soon become excessively dangerous.
Question: What is the primary catalyst for antimicrobial resistance according to the passage?AThe misuse and overuse of antibiotics in medicine and agriculture.BThe lack of funding for public hospitals and surgical centers.CThe genetic modification of livestock to resist bacterial infections.DThe sudden emergence of entirely new species of fungi and parasites. - 1159expand_moreWhich option most accurately captures the central message of the passage? Read the passage and answer the following questions. India’s COVID-19 vaccination programme–vast in ambition and reach–had to navigate a web of logistical hurdles, social resistance, and policy-level pressures. With a population exceeding a billion, the country had to deliver doses amid shifting supplies, uneven healthcare infrastructure, and varying levels of public confidence. Early distribution patterns were notably uneven: metropolitan regions received a larger share of vaccines compared to rural and remote areas. This gap was driven by centralized decision-making as well as practical constraints like weak cold-chain networks outside cities. In many far-flung locations, unreliable electricity, limited storage, and difficult transport routes made safe delivery challenging. Alongside this, vaccine doubt grew as false claims circulated online, amplifying fears about side effects or alleged motives–particularly through local-language channels. CoWIN, the digital system for registration, was a major step forward, but it also unintentionally left out many who lacked smartphones, internet access, or the skills to use such platforms, widening the digital divide. Over time, the approach was adjusted through greater state-level involvement, community outreach via trusted local and religious figures, and the use of mobile vaccination teams to reach underserved populations. Meanwhile, domestic manufacturing–especially Covishield and Covaxin–reduced reliance on external supply lines and supported “Vaccine Maitri” diplomacy. In the end, the campaign revealed India’s ability to mobilize at scale while underlining the importance of trust-building, infrastructure strength, and inclusive planning in a digitally unequal society.AIndia’s pharmaceutical exports gained global dominanceBVaccine side effects were the biggest threat to public healthCCrisis management alone defined India’s vaccination planDPublic health delivery was shaped by digital inequality and inclusion gaps
- 1160expand_moreRead the passage below and answer the question.
Social media has fundamentally transformed democratic participation by providing unprecedented channels for information dissemination and civic engagement. Unlike traditional broadcast media controlled by a limited number of publishers, social media platforms enable any citizen to share ideas, perspectives, and news with potentially millions of others. This democratization of voice has broadened public discourse, allowing marginalized communities to amplify their concerns and participate in democratic deliberation in ways previously unavailable. Political movements, policy discussions, and civic awareness campaigns have leveraged these platforms to reach wider audiences and mobilize collective action. While social media also presents challenges such as misinformation, its primary democratic function lies in enabling the wider circulation of diverse information and ideas, thereby expanding opportunities for citizen participation beyond traditional gatekeepers of information.
According to the passage, what is the key democratic role of social media?AProviding entertainment content to citizensBEliminating printed newspapersCEnabling wider circulation of information and ideas, broadening participationDHelping labour unions organize and communicate - 1161expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: “In modern discussions, the dichotomy between entrepreneurship and conventional jobs has become increasingly prominent.” Traditional employment is often associated with predictability, structured growth, and a clear career path, whereas entrepreneurship attracts individuals who seek independence, innovation, and the possibility of significantly higher rewards. Yet, both routes come with their own strengths as well as unavoidable uncertainties. Employment– especially in well-established institutions–typically provides steady income, social validation, and organizational support. Employees are generally not exposed to major risks like losing capital or facing sudden market shocks. Instead, they function within defined systems of authority and responsibility, where larger risks are usually handled by senior management. For many people, this arrangement offers mental ease and a visible roadmap for advancement. On the other hand, entrepreneurship requires persistence, ingenuity, and a strong ability to deal with uncertainty. Entrepreneurs must manage fluctuating markets, complicated regulations, and irregular earnings–difficulties that are often underestimated by those who romanticize startups. Still, for people with a higher risk tolerance and creative capability, entrepreneurship can deliver a distinct sense of purpose. It enables individuals to challenge existing systems, create ventures from scratch, and potentially influence entire industries. Social attitudes add another layer to this debate. In several cultures, stable employment is treated as the standard marker of success, while entrepreneurial efforts are seen as risky or unreliable–until they achieve success. However, this mindset is slowly evolving as startup ecosystems expand and innovation becomes closely linked with development. Ultimately, the right choice is not about which option is “better,” but about matching one’s nature, priorities, and long-term vision with what each path demands. Entrepreneurship may bring freedom, but it comes with sacrifice. Employment may offer security, but it can also limit creativity. Therefore, a thoughtful and realistic approach–not blind ambition–is necessary while making this career decision.How are entrepreneurial efforts generally viewed in society, as described in the passage?AAlways appreciatedBCompletely rejected by everyoneCMostly condemned without exceptionDDoubted until they show results
- 1162expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Education and wisdom are frequently treated as interchangeable in everyday discourse, yet a perceptive observer recognises a clear and essential distinction between them. Education refers to the structured acquisition of knowledge, typically validated through degrees, academic achievements, and mastery of formal disciplines. It is imparted via organized curricula, institutional evaluation systems, and theoretical models that emphasize intellectual competence. Wisdom, however, extends beyond formal learning. It represents the thoughtful and ethical application of knowledge in real-world situations, shaped by experience, self-reflection, emotional intelligence, and moral awareness. A person may be highly educated and still lack wisdom if they are unable to translate learning into sound judgement or responsible action. In contrast, many individuals–such as farmers, craftsmen, or elders– may possess limited formal education, yet demonstrate remarkable wisdom through prudent choices informed by lived experience and practical insight. While education sharpens the intellect, wisdom deepens understanding. In the modern age of information overload and algorithm-driven thinking, the gap between education and wisdom has become increasingly pronounced. Educational systems often prioritise rote learning, examination performance, and standardized outcomes, sometimes at the expense of critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and emotional maturity. As a result, society produces individuals adept at solving technical problems but less capable of making balanced decisions that require empathy, patience, and foresight. Unlike education, wisdom cannot be downloaded, accelerated, or certified. It develops gradually through trial and error, failure, reflection, and a nuanced comprehension of human behaviour. Moreover, education is often temporally limited, concluding with academic milestones or formal qualifications, whereas wisdom is a lifelong pursuit. It reveals itself not through certificates, but through humility, consistency in ethical conduct, and the capacity to navigate uncertainty with clarity and grace. Ultimately, the highest form of intelligence lies not merely in knowing what is right, but in consistently choosing to act upon it–even when doing so is difficult or inconvenient.As per the passage, wisdom is mainly developed through:AtextbooksBemotional detachmentCexperience and reflectionDalgorithmic thinking
- 1163expand_moreThe vast expanse of the world's oceans has long captivated the human imagination, representing one of Earth's final unexplored frontiers. Despite covering more than seventy percent of the planet's surface, the deep ocean remains shrouded in mystery, with scientists estimating that less than twenty percent of its floor has been systematically charted. The modern era of oceanographic exploration was catalysed in the mid-20th century by remarkable technological breakthroughs. The development of submersibles and remotely operated vehicles enabled researchers to venture into the hadal zones – regions descending beyond six thousand metres – revealing astonishing ecosystems sustained by hydrothermal vents rather than sunlight. These discoveries fundamentally challenged established notions of life's dependence on solar energy. Throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries, satellite technology and autonomous underwater vehicles have dramatically accelerated the pace of marine cartography. The discovery of vast underwater mountain ranges, submerged canyons, and previously unknown species has reshaped our understanding of biological diversity. Furthermore, oceanographic research has illuminated the ocean's pivotal role in regulating the planet's climate by absorbing excess carbon dioxide and distributing thermal energy across hemispheres. Yet, despite these monumental advances, the oceans remain profoundly vulnerable to anthropogenic pressures – pollution, overfishing, and acidification pose existential threats to marine biodiversity. The trajectory of ocean science thus carries an urgent imperative: to understand these ecosystems fully before irreversible degradation renders such knowledge obsolete.Which of the following best captures the overall tone of the passage?APessimistic and despairingBCelebratory and optimisticCInformative and cautionaryDIndifferent and detached
- 1164expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Over the past ten years, India’s shift toward a digital-first society has been remarkably transformative. What started as an effort to widen internet reach has steadily grown into one of the world’s largest digital networks. Driven by flagship government programmes like Digital India, the nation has seen rapid expansion in internet usage, digital transactions, and e-governance. A defining milestone was the introduction of Aadhaar, a biometric identity platform that made access to multiple public services safer and more efficient. Alongside this, the growth of the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) helped India bypass older banking limitations by enabling instant, affordable transfers across both cities and villages. Notably, the COVID-19 outbreak became an unforeseen accelerator. With restrictions and distancing norms in place, people increasingly depended on digital alternatives–telehealth, virtual learning, and work-from-home became necessities. This sudden reliance pushed institutions to strengthen infrastructure and adopt scalable tech. Yet, challenges remain. The digital gap between urban and rural India continues, with many villages still lacking stable connectivity while metros benefit from faster broadband. Additionally, issues like data privacy, cyber threats, and the spread of misinformation have become serious concerns. Even so, India’s digital rise highlights its flexibility and drive. With more than 850 million internet users and growing, the country now stands at a turning point where strong policy, inclusive connectivity, and responsible innovation will shape what comes next.Which ongoing issue does the passage highlight as a hurdle in India’s digital journey?Acontrol of internet by a single providerBshortage of smartphone factoriesCrural-urban digital gap and privacy risksDtoo much foreign funding pressure
- 1165expand_moreWhich sentence contains a relative clause? Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow: The metamorphosis of a moth exemplifies one of nature's most intricate and fascinating biological transitions. The life cycle commences with the deposition of delicate eggs, typically concealed along the veins of leaves, ensuring immediate sustenance once they hatch. Upon emergence, the larva–or caterpillar–enters a stage of persistent consumption, voraciously feeding on plant matter to accelerate its growth. Throughout this period, it experiences successive molts, discarding its inflexible exoskeleton to accommodate its enlarging structure. This intense feeding phase is indispensable for accumulating the energy necessary for the forthcoming metamorphosis. The progression into the pupal stage, enclosed within a chrysalis, represents an extraordinary biological transformation. Within this enclosure, the caterpillar’s tissues are methodically dismantled and reorganized into entirely new anatomical structures; wings, antennae, and compound eyes develop through a refined mechanism termed histogenesis. After this concealed reconstruction concludes, the adult moth emerges, its fragile wings requiring expansion with hemolymph and sufficient drying before flight can occur. Once airborne, the moth’s existence is primarily devoted to reproduction, thereby ensuring the continuation of the species before its ephemeral lifespan ends. Although frequently idealized, the moth’s life cycle illustrates a demanding narrative of adaptation, endurance, and evolutionary precision, providing profound insight into ecological equilibrium.AEggs are hidden beneath leaf surfaces.BThe larva consumes foliage rapidly.CThe moth, which emerges after transformation, prepares for flight.DWings require drying before use.
- 1166expand_moreRead the passage and answer the question. Passage: A city may have many parks, but their benefits depend on access. If green spaces are concentrated in a few wealthy neighbourhoods, most citizens gain little from them. Urban planners therefore need to consider distance, safety and public transport while designing parks. Equal access can improve health, reduce heat and create shared spaces for communities. Question: Which concern is emphasised in the passage?AGreen spaces should be accessible to different sections of the cityBParks should be built only in wealthy neighbourhoodsCPublic transport should be removed from city planningDUrban parks do not affect health or heat
- 1167expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: “In modern discussions, the dichotomy between entrepreneurship and conventional jobs has become increasingly prominent.” Traditional employment is often associated with predictability, structured growth, and a clear career path, whereas entrepreneurship attracts individuals who seek independence, innovation, and the possibility of significantly higher rewards. Yet, both routes come with their own strengths as well as unavoidable uncertainties. Employment– especially in well-established institutions–typically provides steady income, social validation, and organizational support. Employees are generally not exposed to major risks like losing capital or facing sudden market shocks. Instead, they function within defined systems of authority and responsibility, where larger risks are usually handled by senior management. For many people, this arrangement offers mental ease and a visible roadmap for advancement. On the other hand, entrepreneurship requires persistence, ingenuity, and a strong ability to deal with uncertainty. Entrepreneurs must manage fluctuating markets, complicated regulations, and irregular earnings–difficulties that are often underestimated by those who romanticize startups. Still, for people with a higher risk tolerance and creative capability, entrepreneurship can deliver a distinct sense of purpose. It enables individuals to challenge existing systems, create ventures from scratch, and potentially influence entire industries. Social attitudes add another layer to this debate. In several cultures, stable employment is treated as the standard marker of success, while entrepreneurial efforts are seen as risky or unreliable–until they achieve success. However, this mindset is slowly evolving as startup ecosystems expand and innovation becomes closely linked with development. Ultimately, the right choice is not about which option is “better,” but about matching one’s nature, priorities, and long-term vision with what each path demands. Entrepreneurship may bring freedom, but it comes with sacrifice. Employment may offer security, but it can also limit creativity. Therefore, a thoughtful and realistic approach–not blind ambition–is necessary while making this career decision.According to the passage, which trait is most essential for entrepreneurs?AObedienceBPerseveranceCDelegationDConformity
- 1168expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Emotional intelligence, often abbreviated as EQ, refers to the capacity to recognise, understand, manage, and effectively utilise one's own emotions as well as the emotions of others. Unlike cognitive intelligence, which is largely fixed from birth, emotional intelligence is considered a dynamic and developable skill set. Researchers such as Daniel Goleman have identified five core components of EQ: self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills. Of these, self-awareness is arguably the most foundational, as it enables individuals to perceive their emotional states accurately and understand how these states influence their behaviour and decisions. Without self-awareness, the remaining components of EQ are difficult to cultivate meaningfully. Self-regulation, the second component, refers to the ability to control impulsive reactions and channel emotions constructively. Individuals with high self-regulation are less likely to make decisions driven by momentary emotional surges and are more adept at sustaining composure under stress. Empathy, another vital component, goes beyond mere sympathy; it involves genuinely understanding another person's emotional perspective, which is essential in building trust and fostering collaborative relationships. In professional contexts, leaders with high EQ tend to create psychologically safe environments where team members feel valued and heard. Studies indicate that emotional intelligence is a stronger predictor of professional success than IQ alone, particularly in roles that require interpersonal interaction, conflict resolution, and adaptive leadership. Developing EQ requires consistent self-reflection, feedback from others, and a willingness to remain emotionally open even in adversarial situations. Ultimately, emotional intelligence is not about suppressing emotions but about harnessing them as a source of insight, resilience, and purposeful connection.What does the passage suggest about emotional intelligence in comparison to cognitive intelligence?AIt is less important in professional settingsBIt is fixed from birth, just like IQCIt can be developed and cultivated over timeDIt depends entirely on academic training
- 1169expand_moreRead the passage and answer the questions: The relationship between sleep and cognitive performance has become a focal point of neurological research, with mounting evidence suggesting that sleep deprivation exerts a far more pervasive influence on mental functioning than previously acknowledged. Beyond the well-documented effects on alertness and reaction time, chronic sleep insufficiency has been shown to impair higher-order executive functions, including working memory, decision-making, and the capacity for abstract reasoning. These impairments do not manifest as sudden breakdowns but instead accumulate imperceptibly over time, rendering individuals progressively less capable without their awareness–a particularly treacherous dimension of prolonged sleep debt. At the neurological level, sleep serves as a critical period of cellular restoration and synaptic consolidation. During non- REM sleep, the glymphatic system actively clears metabolic waste products from the brain, including amyloid-beta proteins associated with neurodegenerative conditions. Disruption of this process through habitual short sleep has been tentatively linked to elevated long-term risk of cognitive decline. Simultaneously, REM sleep is integral to emotional regulation and the consolidation of procedural and declarative memory–processes that cannot be compensated by mere wakefulness. Despite the compelling scientific consensus surrounding sleep's restorative function, modern professional culture continues to valorise overwork and dismiss sleep as a concession to weakness. Addressing this cultural inertia requires not only individual behavioural change but also systemic institutional reform: workplaces must actively discourage practices that incentivise sleep deprivation, while public health campaigns should endeavour to reframe adequate sleep as a cornerstone of productivity and cognitive wellbeing rather than a sign of insufficient ambition.According to the passage, what makes prolonged sleep debt particularly treacherous?AIt causes immediate and catastrophic neurological failure.BIndividuals become progressively less capable without realising it.CIt permanently destroys the glymphatic system.DIt prevents all forms of memory consolidation within a single night.
- 1170expand_moreRead the following passage:
Social media has fundamentally reshaped how citizens engage with political information and each other. As a 'double-edged' force on democratic life, it presents both unprecedented opportunities and significant dangers. On one hand, social media platforms enable rapid dissemination of accurate, verified information during elections and civic events, allowing citizens to access facts and participate in informed debate. On the other hand, these same platforms facilitate the rapid spread of false narratives, conspiracy theories, and deliberate disinformation that can manipulate public opinion and undermine trust in institutions. Bad actors exploit the speed and reach of social media to amplify divisive misinformation before fact-checkers can respond. Thus, while social media has strengthened democratic participation by giving voice to previously marginalized communities and enabling grassroots movements, it has simultaneously weakened democratic integrity by enabling the propagation of falsehoods at scale.
Why does the author describe social media as a 'double-edged' force on democratic life?ABecause it is inexpensive and widely accessibleBBecause it uses images and videos to increase engagementCBecause it spreads both reliable information and false narrativesDBecause it connects people globally across borders - 1171expand_moreRead the passage and answer the questions: The relationship between sleep and cognitive performance has become a focal point of neurological research, with mounting evidence suggesting that sleep deprivation exerts a far more pervasive influence on mental functioning than previously acknowledged. Beyond the well-documented effects on alertness and reaction time, chronic sleep insufficiency has been shown to impair higher-order executive functions, including working memory, decision-making, and the capacity for abstract reasoning. These impairments do not manifest as sudden breakdowns but instead accumulate imperceptibly over time, rendering individuals progressively less capable without their awareness–a particularly treacherous dimension of prolonged sleep debt. At the neurological level, sleep serves as a critical period of cellular restoration and synaptic consolidation. During non- REM sleep, the glymphatic system actively clears metabolic waste products from the brain, including amyloid-beta proteins associated with neurodegenerative conditions. Disruption of this process through habitual short sleep has been tentatively linked to elevated long-term risk of cognitive decline. Simultaneously, REM sleep is integral to emotional regulation and the consolidation of procedural and declarative memory–processes that cannot be compensated by mere wakefulness. Despite the compelling scientific consensus surrounding sleep's restorative function, modern professional culture continues to valorise overwork and dismiss sleep as a concession to weakness. Addressing this cultural inertia requires not only individual behavioural change but also systemic institutional reform: workplaces must actively discourage practices that incentivise sleep deprivation, while public health campaigns should endeavour to reframe adequate sleep as a cornerstone of productivity and cognitive wellbeing rather than a sign of insufficient ambition.What is the meaning of the word "imperceptibly" as used in the passage?ARapidly and measurablyBPredictably and systematicallyCIn a manner too gradual to be noticedDOpenly and with full awareness
- 1172expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question.
In recent decades, social media platforms have fundamentally transformed how information spreads in democratic societies. Traditional media outlets once served as gatekeepers, controlling which stories reached the public. Social media, however, has democratized information dissemination by allowing citizens to share news, ideas, and perspectives directly with large audiences without institutional intermediation. This shift has empowered marginalized voices and enabled rapid circulation of information during critical events. While concerns about misinformation exist, the technology's core contribution to democracy lies in its capacity to facilitate broader participation in public discourse. By removing barriers to publishing and distribution, social media has made information and ideas accessible to millions simultaneously, fostering more inclusive democratic engagement.
What key democratic role of social media is highlighted in the passage?AIncreasing entertainment contentBEliminating printed newspapersCEnabling wider circulation of information and ideasDCreating labour unions - 1173expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage:
1. A communication strategy was developed using outreach insights.
2. Demographic data was monitored through campaign dashboards.
3. User engagement was gathered from multiple platforms.
4. Analysts classified users according to age and behaviour.A3-2-4-1B2-3-1-4C3-1-4-2D4-1-2-3 - 1174expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The relationship between authority and legitimacy is neither automatic nor absolute. Though frequently treated as interchangeable in political discourse, they operate within distinct philosophical frameworks. Authority refers to the recognized right to exercise power, often codified through constitutional or institutional mechanisms, whereas legitimacy is rooted in public consent and ethical justification. The tension between authority and legitimacy constitutes a persistent concern in political theory and civic governance. Institutions derive authority from legal mandates, electoral processes, or historical precedent, thereby ensuring procedural continuity and administrative order. However, legitimacy is contingent upon societal trust and normative approval, which may fluctuate over time. Regimes that maintain authority without sustaining legitimacy often encounter dissent, civil unrest, or moral criticism. Historical examples include governments that enacted discriminatory policies under lawful authority yet faced widespread resistance for violating ethical norms. Conversely, reform movements–though initially lacking formal authority–may acquire legitimacy through collective endorsement and moral persuasion. This distinction reveals that authority does not invariably command legitimacy, and legitimacy can at times challenge established authority. Nevertheless, conflating the two concepts can undermine democratic balance. In pluralistic societies, diverse constituencies interpret legitimacy through varying cultural, ideological, and historical lenses. If authority were to enforce a singular conception of legitimacy, it might suppress dissent and erode institutional neutrality. Contemporary debates surrounding surveillance, digital governance, and environmental regulation further illuminate this dynamic. Legal authorization may permit certain actions, yet public legitimacy may question their ethical ramifications. Therefore, a resilient political system must harmonize institutional authority with evolving standards of legitimacy, while citizens remain vigilant participants in shaping both.What contemporary issue does the passage cite to highlight the authority–legitimacy tension?AAgricultural reformsBElectoral fundingCDigital governance and surveillanceDMaritime trade policies
- 1175expand_moreRead the passage below and answer the question that follows.
INDIA'S VACCINATION DRIVE: PROGRESS AND CHALLENGES
India's vaccination programme has achieved significant milestones in recent years. The nation has inoculated over 2 billion doses, demonstrating logistical capability across diverse geographies. Healthcare workers, the elderly, and vulnerable populations have been prioritised, reflecting a structured approach.
However, challenges persist. Rural areas continue to face accessibility issues, vaccine hesitancy remains prevalent in certain communities, and the emergence of new variants necessitates ongoing surveillance. Despite these obstacles, healthcare officials project that coverage targets may be achievable by year-end, though sustained effort and public cooperation will be essential. The infrastructure improvements made during this drive show promise for future health initiatives, yet resource constraints and misinformation remain concerning factors that authorities must address.
Experts acknowledge both the achievements and the work ahead, suggesting a cautiously optimistic outlook is warranted. The programme represents neither a flawless triumph nor a failure, but rather a complex undertaking with notable successes and identifiable shortcomings.
Based on the passage, what is the writer's attitude towards India's vaccination drive?AMocking and dismissiveBEvaluative and balanced with guarded optimismCCelebratory without pointing out flawsDHarshly negative and fear-inducing - 1176expand_moreRead the passage and answer the questions: Nearly 60% of the human body is composed of water, making it extraordinarily indispensable for various physiological processes–many of which remain undiscovered–such as regulating body temperature and enabling metabolic activities. However, despite its significance, people often fail to maintain adequate hydration in their daily routines, a lapse that can become agonizingly apparent when health declines. Even slight dehydration can negatively impact mental alertness, decrease physical stamina, and affect heart function. On the other hand, excessive water intake, though uncommon, may result in hyponatremia–a serious condition caused by an imbalance of sodium in the blood. The quantity of water required differs from person to person, depending on factors like age, physical structure, climatic conditions, and activity levels. While traditional advice recommends consuming eight glasses of water daily, recent findings support a more individualized approach, relying on indicators such as thirst and urine colour to assess hydration needs. Moreover, hydration is not limited to drinking water alone, as fruits and vegetables with high water content also contribute significantly. In today’s world, where caffeinated drinks and processed food consumption is widespread, maintaining proper hydration requires conscious effort. Many beverages tend to increase fluid loss rather than replenish it. Therefore, health experts recommend consistent water intake along with habits such as limiting caffeine and including water-rich foods in the diet.In the context of the passage, what does the word "agonizingly" most nearly mean?AVery quicklyBExtremely slowly and painfullyCAlmost invisiblyDUnexpectedly well
- 1177expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question.
The debate between Test cricket and ODIs has long dominated conversations in cricketing circles. While Test cricket undoubtedly holds a cherished place in the sport's history and tradition, the rise of ODIs cannot be dismissed. Both formats have their unique merits–Test cricket demands patience, technique, and strategic depth, whereas ODIs offer excitement, accessibility, and commercial viability. Yet one must question whether the current structure truly allows both formats to flourish equally. The International Cricket Council's scheduling decisions often seem to favor ODIs, raising concerns about the future of longer-format cricket. Still, it would be unwise to entirely dismiss ODIs as a lesser format. The challenge, then, lies in finding a balanced approach that respects the heritage of Test cricket while acknowledging the legitimate appeal of one-day cricket. Perhaps with thoughtful restructuring and genuine commitment from governing bodies, both formats can coexist and thrive.
What is the writer's tone towards the debate between Test cricket and ODIs?AUnconcernedBSupportive yet questioningCSarcastic and rejectingDLight-hearted and casual - 1178expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Democracy is often praised as the system most capable of protecting personal liberty. Safeguarded by constitutional guarantees and upheld through the rule of law, freedoms of speech, faith, association, and conscience are commonly viewed as defining features of democratic rule. Yet an equally essential element–though less openly emphasized–is responsibility, without which liberty can slide into disorder, division, or even an authoritarian reaction. In a democracy, freedom is not boundless; it functions within shared limits and civic self-restraint. The right to disagree is fundamental, but when expression is used to spread hate, falsehoods, or inflammatory propaganda, it no longer strengthens democracy. Responsibility therefore means thinking deliberately about the impact of one’s actions–not only whether they are legal, but whether they are ethically and civically sound. The real difficulty lies in balancing liberty with accountability in diverse societies. Because democracies contain varied cultural, political, and economic groups, they naturally become spaces of disagreement. In such settings, responsibility requires more than obedience to law; it calls for empathy, reasoned judgment, and dedication to the common good. A citizen’s freedom to protest, for instance, must be exercised with respect for public order and the rights of others. Likewise, the right to vote must be matched by a duty to choose wisely, not driven by prejudice, populist manipulation, or misinformation. This strain between liberty and responsibility becomes most visible during crises–whether a pandemic, communal violence, or constitutional conflict. In such moments, prioritizing individual freedom over collective safety can be disastrous. Refusing basic precautions in a health emergency or circulating unverified claims during unrest shows how unchecked freedom can weaken democratic strength. Moreover, democracy does not sustain itself automatically; it depends on alert citizens who understand that rights endure only through participation and ethical use. When responsibility disappears, democratic institutions become vulnerable from within. Demagogues often gain ground not only because governments fail, but because citizens become indifferent or misuse democratic freedoms. Thus, freedom and responsibility are not rivals in a working democracy; they reinforce each other. Protecting liberty requires citizens capable of ethical thinking, informed debate, and constructive dissent. Without responsibility, freedom can shift from a force for justice into a source of fragmentation. Democracy survives not merely through laws, but through the civic character of its people.How does the passage portray crises in terms of freedom within democracies?ACrises prove that unlimited liberty is bestBCrises demand complete state dominationCCrises expose how uncontrolled freedom can be harmfulDCrises reduce the importance of civil rights
- 1179expand_moreWhat attitude does the writer show regarding the need to safeguard Test cricket? Read the following passage and answer the question based on the passage: Cricket has repeatedly reshaped itself to match shifting viewer tastes and rapid technological change. Among its formats, Test matches and One Day Internationals (ODIs) stand for two very different approaches–one centred on endurance and long-term planning, the other built on speed, excitement, and instant outcomes. Test cricket, widely viewed as the sport’s highest expression, stretches across five days and demands deep patience, refined technique, and strong mental stamina. It allows players to display classical competence and strategic intelligence, with momentum that can swing slowly and suddenly–complex, layered, and uncertain. To traditionalists, this format feels like a craft that honours discipline and persistence more than flashy moments. ODIs, on the other hand, condense the contest into a single day. With restricted overs, they favour attacking stroke-play, inventive bowling, and sharp field strategies. Their fast tempo fits modern lifestyles where time is limited and attention is often brief. For media and sponsors, ODIs also bring clear commercial advantage, turning matches into high-value entertainment. Still, some argue that increased commercialization has reduced the game’s subtlety, as spectacle can overshadow substance. Meanwhile, supporters of Test cricket worry about shrinking audiences, linking it to a sports culture increasingly driven by entertainment. Even so, major rivalries–such as the Ashes or intense India–Australia series–can still capture worldwide attention. Ultimately, the discussion is not only about which format is better, but what cricket should represent. The key challenge is to protect the integrity of Test cricket while keeping ODIs widely engaging–an uneasy balance for cricket authorities to manage in the coming years.AUnconcernedBSupportive yet questioningCSarcastic and rejectingDLight-hearted and casual
- 1180expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: “In modern discussions, the dichotomy between entrepreneurship and conventional jobs has become increasingly prominent.” Traditional employment is often associated with predictability, structured growth, and a clear career path, whereas entrepreneurship attracts individuals who seek independence, innovation, and the possibility of significantly higher rewards. Yet, both routes come with their own strengths as well as unavoidable uncertainties. Employment– especially in well-established institutions–typically provides steady income, social validation, and organizational support. Employees are generally not exposed to major risks like losing capital or facing sudden market shocks. Instead, they function within defined systems of authority and responsibility, where larger risks are usually handled by senior management. For many people, this arrangement offers mental ease and a visible roadmap for advancement. On the other hand, entrepreneurship requires persistence, ingenuity, and a strong ability to deal with uncertainty. Entrepreneurs must manage fluctuating markets, complicated regulations, and irregular earnings–difficulties that are often underestimated by those who romanticize startups. Still, for people with a higher risk tolerance and creative capability, entrepreneurship can deliver a distinct sense of purpose. It enables individuals to challenge existing systems, create ventures from scratch, and potentially influence entire industries. Social attitudes add another layer to this debate. In several cultures, stable employment is treated as the standard marker of success, while entrepreneurial efforts are seen as risky or unreliable–until they achieve success. However, this mindset is slowly evolving as startup ecosystems expand and innovation becomes closely linked with development. Ultimately, the right choice is not about which option is “better,” but about matching one’s nature, priorities, and long-term vision with what each path demands. Entrepreneurship may bring freedom, but it comes with sacrifice. Employment may offer security, but it can also limit creativity. Therefore, a thoughtful and realistic approach–not blind ambition–is necessary while making this career decision.The word “dichotomy” in the passage is closest in meaning to:AA shared understandingBA common benefitCA sharp split between two contrasting thingsDA recurring trend
- 1181expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: While financial inclusion is often praised as a driver of equitable growth, its implementation in rural India presents a paradox. On paper, schemes such as the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), Aadhaar-enabled payment systems, and mobile banking have revolutionized access. Yet, in practice, access does not necessarily translate into utility. A significant number of rural account holders remain dormant users, often constrained by digital illiteracy, infrastructural limitations, and deeply entrenched socio-cultural barriers. In numerous villages, banking correspondents (BCs)–the foot soldiers of India's rural financial architecture–are overburdened, undertrained, and often unsupported by robust technological infrastructure. The notion that a biometric fingerprint or a one-time password could substitute for financial literacy is naïve at best. Many beneficiaries, especially women, face systemic exclusion, not just due to lack of documentation, but because patriarchal norms often discourage or control women's interactions with banking services. Moreover, while financial inclusion aims to integrate the rural poor into the formal economy, the informal credit system continues to flourish. This coexistence is not accidental but symptomatic of a trust deficit and functional inefficiencies within formal institutions. Local moneylenders, albeit exploitative, offer immediacy and familiarity, elements often absent in bureaucratic banking processes. The digital push, accelerated post-2016 demonetization and COVID-19, has undoubtedly expanded the ecosystem. However, digital penetration without digital comprehension can widen the exclusion gap. Without focused digital education, grievance redressal mechanisms, and gender-sensitive outreach, financial inclusion may remain more rhetorical than real. In essence, true inclusion cannot be measured merely by the number of accounts opened but must reflect active participation, trust, and accessibility across gender, literacy, and regional lines. Until then, the dream of a financially empowered rural India will remain aspirational.Which factor does NOT contribute to dormant rural bank accounts, as per the passage?APatriarchal social normsBDigital illiteracyCMobile network expansionDLack of financial literacy
- 1182expand_moreRead the passage below and answer the question that follows.
Reflective judgement–the ability to think critically and evaluate complex situations–is not exclusive to formally educated individuals. While academic training helps develop systematic thinking, many people acquire this valuable skill through practical experience and hands-on engagement with their work. Farmers and craftsmen exemplify this phenomenon. Through seasons of agricultural practice, farmers learn to assess soil conditions, weather patterns, and crop health, making nuanced decisions that require careful analysis and reflection. Similarly, craftsmen develop sophisticated judgement through years of working with materials, learning to identify quality, anticipate problems, and refine techniques based on experience. These individuals demonstrate that reflective judgement emerges not only from classroom learning but also from sustained, thoughtful engagement with real-world challenges. Corporate executives and policy analysts, while often educated through formal institutions, do not represent cases where reflective judgement develops without such education. Academicians, by definition, operate within formal educational frameworks. However, farmers and craftsmen frequently acquire their reflective capabilities entirely through experiential learning and community knowledge transfer, making them ideal examples of reflective judgement developing outside formal education systems.
Which of the following groups of people is mentioned in the passage as an example of individuals who develop reflective judgement without formal education? - 1183expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has steadily shifted from being a side activity of charity to a core expectation within today’s business environment. Companies now recognise that their obligations extend beyond investors to employees, customers, local communities, and ecological well-being. This change is rooted in the understanding that sustainable profits and long-term stability depend on ethical behaviour and inclusive development. CSR is no longer confined to symbolic giving; it involves planned efforts such as protecting the environment, ensuring fair labour standards, practising transparent governance, and contributing to community upliftment. Organisations may, for example, support tree-plantation programmes, sponsor education, guarantee just compensation, or channel funds into clean-energy solutions. These actions are not purely selfless–they strengthen brand credibility, encourage customer trust, and reduce regulatory uncertainty. In countries such as India, CSR has even taken a legal form, requiring eligible firms to allocate a portion of profits toward social initiatives, thereby formalising responsible capitalism. Still, meaningful CSR differs sharply from surface-level image management. Cosmetic CSR–where firms perform one-off acts mainly to enhance publicity–may backfire when examined closely, revealing moral gaps. By contrast, mission-led CSR integrated into business planning can spur innovation and widen market access, especially in neglected areas. Moreover, stakeholders, particularly socially alert millennials and Gen Z, monitor corporate conduct more intensely than ever. With social platforms amplifying scrutiny, any mismatch between stated principles and real actions can trigger immediate reputational harm. Hence, CSR today functions both as value creation and as risk control. Ultimately, the strongest CSR initiatives are those that connect business goals with social progress, narrowing the distance between profit-making and public good.Why does the passage consider millennials and Gen Z especially significant to CSR discussions?AThey reject all business activityBThey prefer older business modelsCThey closely demand ethical consistency and transparencyDThey stay away from digital platforms
- 1184expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Cultural diversity constitutes the variegated mosaic of human existence–an ever-evolving interplay of languages, traditions, philosophies, and belief systems that define collective and individual identities. Far from being a peripheral feature of global society, cultural diversity operates as a fundamental axis upon which civilizational vitality and epistemic plurality rest. In essence, it encapsulates not merely difference, but the affirmation of multiple ways of knowing, being, and meaning-making. In historical terms, civilizations have flourished not in isolation but at the confluence of diverse cultural streams. The syncretism observable in the Indo-Persian, Greco-Arabic, and Afro-Asian traditions exemplifies how intercultural fertilization catalyzes intellectual innovation and social cohesion. Rather than homogenization, these interactions yielded a dialogical reconstitution of worldviews–proof that cultural divergence can be a crucible for synthesis rather than conflict. At the philosophical level, cultural diversity interrogates the universality of norms. It challenges ethnocentric assumptions embedded within dominant paradigms by foregrounding the contextual nature of truth, morality, and aesthetics. When one engages with other cultures, the epistemological arrogance of singular worldviews is destabilized, allowing for intercultural humility and ethical pluralism to emerge. Thus, cultural diversity operates not just as an external phenomenon, but as an internal process of decentering the self. From a sociopolitical standpoint, societies that safeguard cultural plurality tend to nurture inclusive citizenship and resilience. Multicultural democracies are not only repositories of coexisting identities but also laboratories of conflict negotiation and policy innovation. However, tokenistic inclusion without structural equity often leads to performative multiculturalism–a facade that conceals systemic marginalization. Genuine cultural diversity necessitates decolonized institutional frameworks that recognize historical injustices while fostering intercultural dialogue. Economically and creatively, cultural diversity constitutes an underappreciated asset. Diverse workforces, for example, yield superior problem-solving outcomes due to varied cognitive schemata and adaptive strategies. Similarly, the cultural industries– film, fashion, literature–derive their vibrancy from an eclectic confluence of voices. The commodification of culture, however, poses a paradox: while it amplifies visibility, it risks appropriating identities without accountability. In an era of globalization and algorithmic standardization, cultural diversity confronts unprecedented threats. The transnational flow of capital, information, and labor often engenders monocultural tendencies under the guise of cosmopolitanism. Algorithms, designed for optimization, tend to filter cultural experience through homogenizing lenses–curating identities instead of cultivating them. Hence, preserving cultural diversity is not a nostalgic endeavor but an existential imperative in the face of digital flattening and neoliberal erasures. Ultimately, cultural diversity is not merely about tolerance or celebration–it is about sustaining the ontological multiplicity that renders the human condition richly complex. To uphold it is to affirm that no single narrative, however dominant, can exhaust the spectrum of human meaning.What is the central philosophical function of cultural diversity as conveyed by the passage?AIt reinforces national pride and unity.BIt affirms the universal superiority of traditional values.CIt destabilizes epistemological singularity and fosters pluralistic humility.DIt diminishes intellectual agency by proliferating relativism.
- 1185expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The relationship between authority and legitimacy is neither automatic nor absolute. Though frequently treated as interchangeable in political discourse, they operate within distinct philosophical frameworks. Authority refers to the recognized right to exercise power, often codified through constitutional or institutional mechanisms, whereas legitimacy is rooted in public consent and ethical justification. The tension between authority and legitimacy constitutes a persistent concern in political theory and civic governance. Institutions derive authority from legal mandates, electoral processes, or historical precedent, thereby ensuring procedural continuity and administrative order. However, legitimacy is contingent upon societal trust and normative approval, which may fluctuate over time. Regimes that maintain authority without sustaining legitimacy often encounter dissent, civil unrest, or moral criticism. Historical examples include governments that enacted discriminatory policies under lawful authority yet faced widespread resistance for violating ethical norms. Conversely, reform movements–though initially lacking formal authority–may acquire legitimacy through collective endorsement and moral persuasion. This distinction reveals that authority does not invariably command legitimacy, and legitimacy can at times challenge established authority. Nevertheless, conflating the two concepts can undermine democratic balance. In pluralistic societies, diverse constituencies interpret legitimacy through varying cultural, ideological, and historical lenses. If authority were to enforce a singular conception of legitimacy, it might suppress dissent and erode institutional neutrality. Contemporary debates surrounding surveillance, digital governance, and environmental regulation further illuminate this dynamic. Legal authorization may permit certain actions, yet public legitimacy may question their ethical ramifications. Therefore, a resilient political system must harmonize institutional authority with evolving standards of legitimacy, while citizens remain vigilant participants in shaping both.What central idea does the passage emphasize about authority and legitimacy?AAuthority always guarantees legitimacyBThey are distinct and not always alignedCLegitimacy is legally enforcedDAuthority replaces ethical standards
- 1186expand_more. What best describes the writer’s attitude toward India’s vaccination drive? Read the passage and answer the following questions. India’s COVID-19 vaccination programme–vast in ambition and reach–had to navigate a web of logistical hurdles, social resistance, and policy-level pressures. With a population exceeding a billion, the country had to deliver doses amid shifting supplies, uneven healthcare infrastructure, and varying levels of public confidence. Early distribution patterns were notably uneven: metropolitan regions received a larger share of vaccines compared to rural and remote areas. This gap was driven by centralized decision-making as well as practical constraints like weak cold-chain networks outside cities. In many far-flung locations, unreliable electricity, limited storage, and difficult transport routes made safe delivery challenging. Alongside this, vaccine doubt grew as false claims circulated online, amplifying fears about side effects or alleged motives–particularly through local-language channels. CoWIN, the digital system for registration, was a major step forward, but it also unintentionally left out many who lacked smartphones, internet access, or the skills to use such platforms, widening the digital divide. Over time, the approach was adjusted through greater state-level involvement, community outreach via trusted local and religious figures, and the use of mobile vaccination teams to reach underserved populations. Meanwhile, domestic manufacturing–especially Covishield and Covaxin–reduced reliance on external supply lines and supported “Vaccine Maitri” diplomacy. In the end, the campaign revealed India’s ability to mobilize at scale while underlining the importance of trust-building, infrastructure strength, and inclusive planning in a digitally unequal society.AMocking and dismissiveBEvaluative and balanced with guarded optimismCCelebratory without pointing out flawsDHarshly negative and fear-inducing
- 1187expand_moreAccording to the passage, Meera’s mental and emotional decline was: Read the passage and answer the following questions. For seventeen-year-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic goals; it turned into a space where how she saw herself clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standards of attractiveness, Meera began to feel that even her own reflection was unreliable–almost like it was deceiving her. With every scroll through social media, a constant, nagging gap grew stronger: the difference between who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrated online. This was not ordinary teenage self-doubt; it slowly became a pattern of harsh self-judgment about her appearance. Over time, she started punishing herself in quiet ways–eating felt like something she had to “earn,” mirrors felt like enemies, and even compliments sounded like coded reminders that she still wasn’t enough. Her slide into dysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the surface, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in company, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was breaking down inwardly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mere vanity, and treating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outburst, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy introduced her to the idea that her self-perception was distorted, and helped her develop the emotional support system needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consistent counseling, Meera learned to separate society’s imposed standards from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she started accepting that beauty is not a single fixed model decided by culture; rather, it exists in many forms shaped by diversity, well-being, and self-kindness. Meera’s story is not an isolated case–it reflects a larger crisis in which many teenagers fight invisible battles behind seemingly perfect digital lives. Addressing this problem demands more than simple awareness; it requires sharp media literacy, supportive and empathetic spaces, and a broader redefinition of beauty that goes beyond shallow measurements.ASudden and openly confrontationalBUnpredictable and meant to draw attentionCGradual, hidden, and inwardly damagingDLoud, defiant, and rebellious
- 1188expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage:
1. The team examined the feedback results.
2. The findings were applied to enhance the customer journey.
3. A focused promotional campaign was designed.
4. The information was gathered through multiple sources.A1-4-3-2B3-1-2-4C4-3-1-2D4-1-3-2 - 1189expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The discourse on environmental governance in contemporary India reveals a layered tension between developmental imperatives and ecological sustainability. While legislative frameworks such as environmental impact assessments and conservation statutes ostensibly safeguard natural resources, the implementation of these provisions frequently encounters bureaucratic inertia and political compromise. Economic growth, often valorized as a metric of national progress, tends to eclipse ecological considerations, particularly when infrastructural expansion promises immediate fiscal returns. Consequently, forests, wetlands, and coastal ecosystems are routinely reclassified for industrial or urban use under the rhetoric of modernization. Yet the narrative of development versus conservation is not merely dichotomous. Grassroots movements, indigenous communities, and environmental activists have increasingly articulated alternative paradigms that reconceptualize progress as symbiotic rather than extractive. For instance, community-led forest management initiatives demonstrate that local stewardship can align economic sustenance with biodiversity preservation. However, such models often remain marginalized within mainstream policy discourse, overshadowed by centralized decision-making mechanisms. The role of the judiciary has emerged as a critical mediating force in this landscape. Public interest litigations have compelled governmental agencies to adhere to environmental norms, occasionally halting projects that threaten fragile ecosystems. Nonetheless, judicial intervention, while corrective, is reactive rather than preventative. Sustainable governance necessitates institutional foresight–embedding ecological ethics within planning processes rather than invoking them retrospectively. Moreover, technological advancements complicate environmental governance. While renewable energy and green infrastructure offer promising avenues, they are not devoid of trade-offs. The extraction of rare earth minerals for solar panels and batteries introduces new ecological dilemmas. Thus, sustainability must transcend tokenistic compliance and evolve into a holistic ethic that interrogates consumption patterns, corporate accountability, and citizen responsibility alike. Without such systemic recalibration, environmental governance risks devolving into a performative gesture rather than a transformative praxis.According to the passage, what primarily undermines environmental safeguards?AJudicial activismBBureaucratic inertia and political compromiseCIndigenous resistanceDRenewable energy adoption
- 1190expand_moreRead the passage and answer the question. Passage: Sleep is sometimes treated as lost time, especially by students preparing for competitive examinations. However, research shows that sleep supports memory, attention and emotional control. A tired learner may spend more hours with books but absorb less. Effective preparation therefore requires both disciplined study and adequate rest. Question: Which statement best captures the author’s view?AAdequate sleep is an important part of effective learningBStudents should reduce sleep as much as possibleCLonger study hours always guarantee better learningDEmotional control has no link with preparation
- 1191expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: To divide life into fixed opposites of happiness and grief is to misunderstand its deepest pattern. Human life does not move in a straight line of delight or misery; instead, it flows through a living exchange where one feeling gives depth and definition to the other. Victory feels most intense when it follows defeat, and the sting of losing something gains shape only because we once held it close. Thus, joy and sorrow are not enemies but partners in the same story. Across ages, thinkers have recognized this emotional duality. The Stoics viewed suffering as unavoidable and even useful in reaching calm, while Eastern paths such as Buddhism emphasize that all experiences pass and nothing remains permanent. In both views, the search for lasting happiness requires accepting change. Without grief, joy would lose its sharpness and become plain–without contrast, it would carry little weight. This mutual dependence appears even in everyday life: spring seems brighter after a bitter winter, and quiet solitude matters only to someone who has felt the noise of crowds. Often, personal maturity is shaped in painful trials–loss and hardship carve depth into us, strengthening empathy, resilience, and thankfulness. Wanting uninterrupted happiness is like demanding a life in a single colour–smooth but lifeless. In this sense, joy and sorrow together create a chiaroscuro of the mind, a striking interplay of light and shadow that makes life more vivid and human.What is the central aim of the passage?ATo summarise major philosophical schools in historyBTo contend that sorrow is necessary for genuine joy and should be acceptedCTo mourn how easily happiness disappearsDTo criticise modern society for emotional numbness
- 1192expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Language has seldom been a neutral medium of exchange; in colonial India, it operated as a mechanism of power, ideology, and selfhood. The British regime, while ostensibly pursuing education and reform, carefully engineered linguistic hierarchies to consolidate dominance. English, installed as the official language of administration and law, was not merely functional–it became a marker of intellectual authority and upward mobility. Indigenous tongues, by contrast, were deliberately downgraded, splintered, and rebranded as “vernaculars,” a label that quietly implied provincialism and lesser worth. The enforcement of English education through Macaulay’s Minute of 1835 was not simply an academic shift; it was a strategic cultural project. The cultivation of Indians who were, in Macaulay’s phrase, “Indian in blood and colour, but English in taste,” reflected a form of linguistic hegemony aimed at internalizing colonial norms. English became the channel through which many were trained to evaluate themselves and their traditions through imperial rationality, often producing estrangement from indigenous ways of knowing. At the same time, colonial policy toward regional languages was deeply inconsistent. Although British officials promoted the codification of Indian languages, this process frequently drained them of oral flexibility and lived cultural nuance. Sanskrit and Persian, once symbols of prestige, were steadily displaced, while Hindi and Urdu turned into sites of political and communal rivalry–each advanced by different groups, thereby sharpening social cleavages. This reordering of language served two ends: administrative convenience and the dilution of resistance. A society fractured along linguistic and communal lines was easier to manage. Moreover, proficiency in English became a gatekeeping device for bureaucratic entry and economic advancement, embedding inequality within colonial modernity itself. In short, language under empire was never only about words–it was about access, allegiance, and authority. Even after Independence, the residues of this linguistic stratification continue to echo in schooling, social mobility, and persistent debates over language and identity.What enduring consequence of colonial language policy does the passage emphasize?AUniform literacy growth across villagesBComplete equality among languages after 1947CContinuing stratification in education and opportunityDFully decentralized administrative control
- 1193expand_moreIn the passage, the expression “gnawing dissonance” most nearly refers to: Read the passage and answer the following questions. For seventeen-year-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic goals; it turned into a space where how she saw herself clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standards of attractiveness, Meera began to feel that even her own reflection was unreliable–almost like it was deceiving her. With every scroll through social media, a constant, nagging gap grew stronger: the difference between who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrated online. This was not ordinary teenage self-doubt; it slowly became a pattern of harsh self-judgment about her appearance. Over time, she started punishing herself in quiet ways–eating felt like something she had to “earn,” mirrors felt like enemies, and even compliments sounded like coded reminders that she still wasn’t enough. Her slide into dysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the surface, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in company, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was breaking down inwardly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mere vanity, and treating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outburst, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy introduced her to the idea that her self-perception was distorted, and helped her develop the emotional support system needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consistent counseling, Meera learned to separate society’s imposed standards from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she started accepting that beauty is not a single fixed model decided by culture; rather, it exists in many forms shaped by diversity, well-being, and self-kindness. Meera’s story is not an isolated case–it reflects a larger crisis in which many teenagers fight invisible battles behind seemingly perfect digital lives. Addressing this problem demands more than simple awareness; it requires sharp media literacy, supportive and empathetic spaces, and a broader redefinition of beauty that goes beyond shallow measurements.AThe physical ache of hunger from missing mealsBThe nagging conflict between her real self and online beauty idealsCHer constant arguments with teachers at schoolDHer growing detachment because of academic stress
- 1194expand_moreRead the passage below:
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has evolved from a peripheral concern to a central pillar of modern business strategy. In today's competitive landscape, companies increasingly recognize that sustainable growth depends not solely on profit maximization but on balancing economic success with social and environmental accountability. Leading organizations now integrate CSR initiatives into their core business planning, aligning corporate objectives with stakeholder expectations and societal needs. This integration reflects a fundamental shift: CSR is no longer an afterthought or public relations exercise but an essential component of strategic decision-making. Investors, employees, and consumers increasingly evaluate companies based on their social impact and ethical practices. Consequently, businesses that embed CSR into their operational framework gain competitive advantages, enhanced brand reputation, and stronger stakeholder loyalty. This transformation demonstrates that CSR has become indispensable to contemporary corporate planning and governance.
What central idea does the writer communicate about CSR in the present business era?AIt has become irrelevant todayBIt is compulsory across every nationCIt has become a fundamental part of corporate planningDIt is restricted only to charitable donations - 1195expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question.
Passage:
Entrepreneurs face unique challenges in establishing their ventures. Unlike salaried employees who receive fixed monthly paychecks, entrepreneurs operate in an environment of uncertainty. The absence of assured income means that business revenue fluctuates based on market conditions, consumer demand, and seasonal variations. In the initial years, many entrepreneurs reinvest profits back into the business rather than drawing personal income. This unpredictability requires entrepreneurs to maintain financial reserves and manage cash flow carefully. Those who succeed develop resilience and adaptability to navigate periods of low revenue without jeopardizing their operations.
Question: In the passage, the phrase "absence of assured income" for entrepreneurs implies:AEntrepreneurs work without pay by choiceBNo fixed salary or steady cash flowCProfit is certain from the beginningDEarnings are set by the government - 1196expand_moreAs per the author, what has contributed to the growing divide between education and wisdom in modern times?AExcessive reliance on social mediaBDecline in the value placed on wisdomCEmphasis on rote learning and algorithmic approachesDCessation of learning after formal education
- 1197expand_moreRead the passage below and answer the question that follows.
Passage:
Formal education has long been viewed as the primary pathway to success, yet many of history's greatest innovators and leaders possessed qualities that transcended traditional schooling. While textbooks and classrooms teach specific knowledge and standardized curricula, true wisdom often emerges through lived experience and practical application. A person may memorize facts and formulas, scoring excellently on examinations, yet struggle to solve real-world problems. Conversely, individuals with modest academic credentials have frequently revolutionized industries and societies through creative thinking and hands-on experimentation. The distinction lies not in the amount of information one absorbs, but in the ability to synthesize knowledge and apply it meaningfully. Formal learning provides structure and foundational understanding, but applied wisdom–the capacity to discern what knowledge matters in specific contexts–develops through engagement with actual challenges. History demonstrates that while formal education opens doors, it is applied wisdom that determines how effectively one walks through them. The greatest achievements arise when formal learning and practical wisdom complement each other, creating thinkers who are both knowledgeable and adaptable.
Question: What is the central theme of the passage?AEducation and career growthBIntelligence and memoryCReading and writing skillsDThe distinction between formal learning and applied wisdom - 1198expand_moreThe vast expanse of the world's oceans has long captivated the human imagination, representing one of Earth's final unexplored frontiers. Despite covering more than seventy percent of the planet's surface, the deep ocean remains shrouded in mystery, with scientists estimating that less than twenty percent of its floor has been systematically charted. The modern era of oceanographic exploration was catalysed in the mid-20th century by remarkable technological breakthroughs. The development of submersibles and remotely operated vehicles enabled researchers to venture into the hadal zones – regions descending beyond six thousand metres – revealing astonishing ecosystems sustained by hydrothermal vents rather than sunlight. These discoveries fundamentally challenged established notions of life's dependence on solar energy. Throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries, satellite technology and autonomous underwater vehicles have dramatically accelerated the pace of marine cartography. The discovery of vast underwater mountain ranges, submerged canyons, and previously unknown species has reshaped our understanding of biological diversity. Furthermore, oceanographic research has illuminated the ocean's pivotal role in regulating the planet's climate by absorbing excess carbon dioxide and distributing thermal energy across hemispheres. Yet, despite these monumental advances, the oceans remain profoundly vulnerable to anthropogenic pressures – pollution, overfishing, and acidification pose existential threats to marine biodiversity. The trajectory of ocean science thus carries an urgent imperative: to understand these ecosystems fully before irreversible degradation renders such knowledge obsolete.In the passage, what is the closest meaning of the word "illuminated"?ADecoratedBConcealedCRevealedDReplaced
- 1199expand_moreAccording to the passage, wisdom primarily arises from which of the following?ATextbooksBEmotional detachmentCLived experiences combined with reflective thinkingDAlgorithmic thinking
- 1200expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Cultural diversity constitutes the variegated mosaic of human existence–an ever-evolving interplay of languages, traditions, philosophies, and belief systems that define collective and individual identities. Far from being a peripheral feature of global society, cultural diversity operates as a fundamental axis upon which civilizational vitality and epistemic plurality rest. In essence, it encapsulates not merely difference, but the affirmation of multiple ways of knowing, being, and meaning-making. In historical terms, civilizations have flourished not in isolation but at the confluence of diverse cultural streams. The syncretism observable in the Indo-Persian, Greco-Arabic, and Afro-Asian traditions exemplifies how intercultural fertilization catalyzes intellectual innovation and social cohesion. Rather than homogenization, these interactions yielded a dialogical reconstitution of worldviews–proof that cultural divergence can be a crucible for synthesis rather than conflict. At the philosophical level, cultural diversity interrogates the universality of norms. It challenges ethnocentric assumptions embedded within dominant paradigms by foregrounding the contextual nature of truth, morality, and aesthetics. When one engages with other cultures, the epistemological arrogance of singular worldviews is destabilized, allowing for intercultural humility and ethical pluralism to emerge. Thus, cultural diversity operates not just as an external phenomenon, but as an internal process of decentering the self. From a sociopolitical standpoint, societies that safeguard cultural plurality tend to nurture inclusive citizenship and resilience. Multicultural democracies are not only repositories of coexisting identities but also laboratories of conflict negotiation and policy innovation. However, tokenistic inclusion without structural equity often leads to performative multiculturalism–a facade that conceals systemic marginalization. Genuine cultural diversity necessitates decolonized institutional frameworks that recognize historical injustices while fostering intercultural dialogue. Economically and creatively, cultural diversity constitutes an underappreciated asset. Diverse workforces, for example, yield superior problem-solving outcomes due to varied cognitive schemata and adaptive strategies. Similarly, the cultural industries– film, fashion, literature–derive their vibrancy from an eclectic confluence of voices. The commodification of culture, however, poses a paradox: while it amplifies visibility, it risks appropriating identities without accountability. In an era of globalization and algorithmic standardization, cultural diversity confronts unprecedented threats. The transnational flow of capital, information, and labor often engenders monocultural tendencies under the guise of cosmopolitanism. Algorithms, designed for optimization, tend to filter cultural experience through homogenizing lenses–curating identities instead of cultivating them. Hence, preserving cultural diversity is not a nostalgic endeavor but an existential imperative in the face of digital flattening and neoliberal erasures. Ultimately, cultural diversity is not merely about tolerance or celebration–it is about sustaining the ontological multiplicity that renders the human condition richly complex. To uphold it is to affirm that no single narrative, however dominant, can exhaust the spectrum of human meaning.In what way does the passage portray globalization as a threat to cultural diversity?AIt promotes diverse collaboration across borders.BIt encourages indigenous revivalist movements.CIt fosters algorithmic and commercial standardization that homogenizes identity.DIt reaffirms nationalistic cultural boundaries.
- 1201expand_moreRead the following passage carefully.
Social media's impact on democracy is neither inherently positive nor negative–it depends entirely on how the technology is used. When citizens engage thoughtfully, institutions govern responsibly, and platforms enforce ethical guidelines, social media can amplify marginalized voices, facilitate civic participation, and strengthen democratic discourse. Conversely, when these actors prioritize engagement metrics over truth, spread misinformation unchecked, and exploit user data without consent, social media erodes public trust and polarizes societies. Studies from multiple democracies reveal a consistent pattern: the quality of democratic outcomes correlates directly with the ethical standards upheld by citizens who use the platforms, institutions that regulate them, and platforms that design their systems. Political advertising, celebrity influence, and revenue models are secondary factors that operate within this primary constraint. Ultimately, democracy's resilience in the digital age hinges not on the technology itself, but on the collective commitment to its ethical and responsible deployment.
According to the passage, what is the deciding factor that determines whether social media strengthens or undermines democracy?APolitical advertising and election campaignsBThe revenue model of social media platformsCEthical and responsible use by citizens, institutions, and platformsDThe influence of online celebrities and influencers - 1202expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage.
1. Consequently, adaptability has become a crucial managerial attribute.
2. Strategic agility differs fundamentally from operational efficiency.
3. It involves anticipating change and responding proactively.
4. It also requires aligning organizational resources with evolving market conditions.A2-1-3-4B2-3-4-1C2-4-1-3D3-4-2-1 - 1203expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful passage:
1. Deforestation contributes significantly to rising atmospheric carbon levels.
2. This accelerates climate instability and disrupts ecosystems.
3. Tropical rainforests are particularly susceptible to large-scale clearing.
4. Immediate conservation measures are essential to restore ecological balance.A2-3-1-4B1-3-2-4C3-1-2-4D4-1-2-3 - 1204expand_moreWhat is implied by the statement 'wisdom enriches the soul'?AIt leads to academic achievementBIt nurtures profound moral understandingCIt enhances language skillsDIt strengthens numerical ability
- 1205expand_moreRead the following passage:
Democratic institutions are not self-sustaining entities that function independently. They require active participation and vigilance from citizens to remain healthy and effective. When citizens engage in voting, community service, and public discourse, they reinforce the foundations of democracy. Conversely, when citizens become apathetic or disengaged, democratic institutions weaken and may eventually fail. History demonstrates that democracies collapse not because institutions lack power, but because citizens neglect their responsibilities toward them. The health of a democracy is directly proportional to the commitment its citizens demonstrate toward upholding its values and institutions.
What does the passage imply about citizens in relation to democratic institutions?
A. Citizens have no real impact on institutions
B. Institutions survive on their own without public effort
C. Citizens are essential in maintaining and protecting democracy
D. Institutions should curtail public rights for stability - 1206expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has steadily shifted from being a side activity of charity to a core expectation within today’s business environment. Companies now recognise that their obligations extend beyond investors to employees, customers, local communities, and ecological well-being. This change is rooted in the understanding that sustainable profits and long-term stability depend on ethical behaviour and inclusive development. CSR is no longer confined to symbolic giving; it involves planned efforts such as protecting the environment, ensuring fair labour standards, practising transparent governance, and contributing to community upliftment. Organisations may, for example, support tree-plantation programmes, sponsor education, guarantee just compensation, or channel funds into clean-energy solutions. These actions are not purely selfless–they strengthen brand credibility, encourage customer trust, and reduce regulatory uncertainty. In countries such as India, CSR has even taken a legal form, requiring eligible firms to allocate a portion of profits toward social initiatives, thereby formalising responsible capitalism. Still, meaningful CSR differs sharply from surface-level image management. Cosmetic CSR–where firms perform one-off acts mainly to enhance publicity–may backfire when examined closely, revealing moral gaps. By contrast, mission-led CSR integrated into business planning can spur innovation and widen market access, especially in neglected areas. Moreover, stakeholders, particularly socially alert millennials and Gen Z, monitor corporate conduct more intensely than ever. With social platforms amplifying scrutiny, any mismatch between stated principles and real actions can trigger immediate reputational harm. Hence, CSR today functions both as value creation and as risk control. Ultimately, the strongest CSR initiatives are those that connect business goals with social progress, narrowing the distance between profit-making and public good.Which of the following best represents mission-led CSR as described in the passage?AHolding rare donation camps for publicityBAllocating resources to clean and renewable powerCReleasing attractive promotional reportsDUsing loopholes to reduce tax burden
- 1207expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: To divide life into fixed opposites of happiness and grief is to misunderstand its deepest pattern. Human life does not move in a straight line of delight or misery; instead, it flows through a living exchange where one feeling gives depth and definition to the other. Victory feels most intense when it follows defeat, and the sting of losing something gains shape only because we once held it close. Thus, joy and sorrow are not enemies but partners in the same story. Across ages, thinkers have recognized this emotional duality. The Stoics viewed suffering as unavoidable and even useful in reaching calm, while Eastern paths such as Buddhism emphasize that all experiences pass and nothing remains permanent. In both views, the search for lasting happiness requires accepting change. Without grief, joy would lose its sharpness and become plain–without contrast, it would carry little weight. This mutual dependence appears even in everyday life: spring seems brighter after a bitter winter, and quiet solitude matters only to someone who has felt the noise of crowds. Often, personal maturity is shaped in painful trials–loss and hardship carve depth into us, strengthening empathy, resilience, and thankfulness. Wanting uninterrupted happiness is like demanding a life in a single colour–smooth but lifeless. In this sense, joy and sorrow together create a chiaroscuro of the mind, a striking interplay of light and shadow that makes life more vivid and human.In the passage, the word “chiaroscuro” most nearly means:AEmotional numbnessBA contrast of light and darkCA musical fluctuationDA particular kind of sorrow
- 1208expand_moreWhich option most accurately summarizes how the passage portrays the nature of Test cricket? Read the following passage and answer the question based on the passage: Cricket has repeatedly reshaped itself to match shifting viewer tastes and rapid technological change. Among its formats, Test matches and One Day Internationals (ODIs) stand for two very different approaches–one centred on endurance and long-term planning, the other built on speed, excitement, and instant outcomes. Test cricket, widely viewed as the sport’s highest expression, stretches across five days and demands deep patience, refined technique, and strong mental stamina. It allows players to display classical competence and strategic intelligence, with momentum that can swing slowly and suddenly–complex, layered, and uncertain. To traditionalists, this format feels like a craft that honours discipline and persistence more than flashy moments. ODIs, on the other hand, condense the contest into a single day. With restricted overs, they favour attacking stroke-play, inventive bowling, and sharp field strategies. Their fast tempo fits modern lifestyles where time is limited and attention is often brief. For media and sponsors, ODIs also bring clear commercial advantage, turning matches into high-value entertainment. Still, some argue that increased commercialization has reduced the game’s subtlety, as spectacle can overshadow substance. Meanwhile, supporters of Test cricket worry about shrinking audiences, linking it to a sports culture increasingly driven by entertainment. Even so, major rivalries–such as the Ashes or intense India–Australia series–can still capture worldwide attention. Ultimately, the discussion is not only about which format is better, but what cricket should represent. The key challenge is to protect the integrity of Test cricket while keeping ODIs widely engaging–an uneasy balance for cricket authorities to manage in the coming years.AIt is lengthy and usually uninterestingBIt mirrors layered strategy and uncertain shiftsCIt focuses on personal and sentimental themesDIt is mainly valued for old-time tradition
- 1209expand_moreRead the passage and answer the question. Passage: Remote work has changed how many organisations measure productivity. Earlier, attendance and time spent in office were treated as signs of commitment. Now, managers increasingly look at completed tasks, response quality and collaboration outcomes. This shift rewards planning and accountability, but it also requires clearer communication. Question: What is the main idea of the passage?AWorkplaces are moving from attendance-based judgement to outcome-based productivityBRemote work has made office attendance more important than beforeCManagers no longer need to communicate with employeesDCollaboration has become impossible in remote work
- 1210expand_moreThe genesis of railway transportation marks one of humanity's most transformative engineering feats, profoundly reshaping industrial, social, and economic landscapes. Early prototypes, such as horse-drawn wagonways in 16th-century Europe, represented rudimentary precursors to modern trains, utilizing wooden rails to minimize friction and facilitate the movement of goods across short distances. The true revolution, however, ignited in the early 19th century with the advent of steam locomotives. Pioneers like George Stephenson, whose famous "Rocket" epitomized technological prowess, demonstrated the unprecedented potential of steam power to move both people and cargo efficiently. This innovation catalyzed the Industrial Revolution, knitting distant regions into cohesive economic fabrics and accelerating urbanization at an unparalleled pace. Throughout the 20th century, the ascendancy of diesel and electric locomotives superseded steam technology, offering greater efficiency, reliability, and environmental benefits. Bullet trains, inaugurated in Japan as the Shinkansen in 1964, redefined expectations regarding speed, safety, and technological sophistication, inspiring global high-speed rail networks. In the contemporary era, magnetic levitation (maglev) trains and hyperloop prototypes promise to further erode the barriers of distance and time, potentially rendering conventional rail obsolete. Yet, amid this rapid evolution, trains remain emblematic not merely of mechanical ingenuity but of societal progression – testaments to human ambition to connect, accelerate, and transcend physical limitations. The trajectory of railway innovation encapsulates a narrative of relentless adaptation, one wherein each epochal shift reflects broader socio-technological metamorphoses.In the passage, what is the closest meaning of the word "superseded"?AUpgradedBReplacedCAbandonedDDestroyed
- 1211expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Language has seldom been a neutral medium of exchange; in colonial India, it operated as a mechanism of power, ideology, and selfhood. The British regime, while ostensibly pursuing education and reform, carefully engineered linguistic hierarchies to consolidate dominance. English, installed as the official language of administration and law, was not merely functional–it became a marker of intellectual authority and upward mobility. Indigenous tongues, by contrast, were deliberately downgraded, splintered, and rebranded as “vernaculars,” a label that quietly implied provincialism and lesser worth. The enforcement of English education through Macaulay’s Minute of 1835 was not simply an academic shift; it was a strategic cultural project. The cultivation of Indians who were, in Macaulay’s phrase, “Indian in blood and colour, but English in taste,” reflected a form of linguistic hegemony aimed at internalizing colonial norms. English became the channel through which many were trained to evaluate themselves and their traditions through imperial rationality, often producing estrangement from indigenous ways of knowing. At the same time, colonial policy toward regional languages was deeply inconsistent. Although British officials promoted the codification of Indian languages, this process frequently drained them of oral flexibility and lived cultural nuance. Sanskrit and Persian, once symbols of prestige, were steadily displaced, while Hindi and Urdu turned into sites of political and communal rivalry–each advanced by different groups, thereby sharpening social cleavages. This reordering of language served two ends: administrative convenience and the dilution of resistance. A society fractured along linguistic and communal lines was easier to manage. Moreover, proficiency in English became a gatekeeping device for bureaucratic entry and economic advancement, embedding inequality within colonial modernity itself. In short, language under empire was never only about words–it was about access, allegiance, and authority. Even after Independence, the residues of this linguistic stratification continue to echo in schooling, social mobility, and persistent debates over language and identity.Why does the passage consider Macaulay’s Minute of 1835 especially important?AIt established multilingual schooling for allBIt prioritized oral-language instructionCIt formalized English as an instrument of cultural dominanceDIt restored Sanskrit and Persian to prominence
- 1212expand_moreRead the passage below:
"Liberty is a fundamental right that empowers individuals to make their own choices and express themselves freely. However, liberty without responsibility can lead to serious consequences. When people exercise freedom without considering their duties towards society, they tend to misuse their rights. This misuse causes harm to others and damages the social fabric. History shows numerous examples where unchecked freedoms, unaccompanied by personal responsibility and accountability, have resulted in chaos, conflict, and widespread social damage. A truly free society is one in which citizens balance their personal freedoms with their obligations to respect the rights and well-being of others."
As per the passage, what is the likely outcome when liberty is practiced without responsibility?AIt improves legal enforcementBIt increases social harmonyCIt results in misuse and social damageDIt ensures superior administration - 1213expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Language has seldom been a neutral medium of exchange; in colonial India, it operated as a mechanism of power, ideology, and selfhood. The British regime, while ostensibly pursuing education and reform, carefully engineered linguistic hierarchies to consolidate dominance. English, installed as the official language of administration and law, was not merely functional–it became a marker of intellectual authority and upward mobility. Indigenous tongues, by contrast, were deliberately downgraded, splintered, and rebranded as “vernaculars,” a label that quietly implied provincialism and lesser worth. The enforcement of English education through Macaulay’s Minute of 1835 was not simply an academic shift; it was a strategic cultural project. The cultivation of Indians who were, in Macaulay’s phrase, “Indian in blood and colour, but English in taste,” reflected a form of linguistic hegemony aimed at internalizing colonial norms. English became the channel through which many were trained to evaluate themselves and their traditions through imperial rationality, often producing estrangement from indigenous ways of knowing. At the same time, colonial policy toward regional languages was deeply inconsistent. Although British officials promoted the codification of Indian languages, this process frequently drained them of oral flexibility and lived cultural nuance. Sanskrit and Persian, once symbols of prestige, were steadily displaced, while Hindi and Urdu turned into sites of political and communal rivalry–each advanced by different groups, thereby sharpening social cleavages. This reordering of language served two ends: administrative convenience and the dilution of resistance. A society fractured along linguistic and communal lines was easier to manage. Moreover, proficiency in English became a gatekeeping device for bureaucratic entry and economic advancement, embedding inequality within colonial modernity itself. In short, language under empire was never only about words–it was about access, allegiance, and authority. Even after Independence, the residues of this linguistic stratification continue to echo in schooling, social mobility, and persistent debates over language and identity.What central function did English serve in colonial India, as per the passage?AStrengthening regional harmonyBSustaining oral traditionsCValidating colonial authority and ideologyDReviving indigenous languages
- 1214expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage.
1. This underscores the necessity of interdisciplinary collaboration.
2. Public health crises often expose systemic inequities.
3. Such inequities disproportionately affect marginalized populations.
4. Addressing them requires coordinated policy responses and scientific innovation.A2-3-4-1B3-2-1-4C1-2-3-4D4-3-2-1 - 1215expand_moreWhat best describes the writer's attitude toward India's vaccination drive?
India's COVID-19 vaccination programme–vast in ambition and reach–had to navigate a web of logistical hurdles, social resistance, and policy-level pressures. With a population exceeding a billion, the country had to deliver doses amid shifting supplies, uneven healthcare infrastructure, and varying levels of public confidence. Early distribution patterns were notably uneven: metropolitan regions received a larger share of vaccines compared to rural and remote areas. This gap was driven by centralized decision-making as well as practical constraints like weak cold-chain networks outside cities. In many far-flung locations, unreliable electricity, limited storage, and difficult transport routes made safe delivery challenging. Alongside this, vaccine doubt grew as false claims circulated online, amplifying fears about side effects or alleged motives–particularly through local-language channels. CoWIN, the digital system for registration, was a major step forward, but it also unintentionally left out many who lacked smartphones, internet access, or the skills to use such platforms, widening the digital divide. Over time, the approach was adjusted through greater state-level involvement, community outreach via trusted local and religious figures, and the use of mobile vaccination teams to reach underserved populations. Meanwhile, domestic manufacturing–especially Covishield and Covaxin–reduced reliance on external supply lines and supported "Vaccine Maitri" diplomacy. In the end, the campaign revealed India's ability to mobilize at scale while underlining the importance of trust-building, infrastructure strength, and inclusive planning in a digitally unequal society.AEntirely critical, focusing only on failuresBUncritically celebratory of all government decisionsCBalanced, acknowledging both achievements and shortcomingsDIndifferent to the outcomes of the vaccination campaign - 1216expand_moreAccording to the passage, how do previously unheard citizen-led movements gain public attention on social media?ABy relying on editors and editorial boards to amplify their messageBBy depending on strict gatekeeping by traditional mediaCBy using viral momentum to bring neglected concerns into public focusDBy working through government press agencies
- 1217expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question.
Passage:
Formal learning, obtained through academic institutions and structured curricula, equips individuals with theoretical knowledge and foundational concepts across disciplines. However, applied wisdom–the practical ability to use knowledge effectively in real-world contexts–represents a distinctly different capability. A person may excel in examinations and master complex theories, yet struggle to apply those principles to solve everyday problems or navigate professional challenges. Conversely, individuals with limited formal education often develop remarkable practical skills through experience and observation. The distinction between these two–formal learning rooted in institutions and applied wisdom derived from experience–has long been underestimated in traditional educational systems. True competence requires the integration of both: the structured foundation of formal learning combined with the adaptive capacity of applied wisdom. This complementary relationship reveals why some highly educated individuals may lack practical judgment, while those without formal credentials sometimes demonstrate exceptional problem-solving abilities.
What key distinction does the passage primarily highlight?AEducation and career growthBIntelligence and memoryCReading and writing skillsDFormal learning and applied wisdom - 1218expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The prospect of colonising Mars, long dismissed as the province of science fiction and utopian fantasy, is today the subject of earnest scientific inquiry and substantial corporate investment. The Red Planet, once regarded merely as a distant celestial curiosity, has now become the centrepiece of humanity's interplanetary ambitions. Space agencies and private enterprises alike have announced an array of bold initiatives: NASA's Moon-to-Mars architecture, the European Space Agency's Aurora Programme, and SpaceX's Starship project collectively embody a growing consensus that Martian settlement is not merely conceivable but operationally feasible within this century. Central to these missions is the challenge of sustaining human life across the 54-million-kilometre void–a feat demanding breakthroughs in propulsion technology, closed-loop life-support systems, and radiation-hardened habitat design. The Martian atmosphere, composed predominantly of carbon dioxide and exerting only about one percent of Earth's atmospheric pressure, renders conventional breathing impossible and exposes settlers to lethal doses of solar and galactic radiation. However, in-situ resource utilisation (ISRU) technology offers a partial remedy: converting Martian CO₂ and subsurface water ice into breathable oxygen and rocket propellant, dramatically reducing the payload burden of Earth-launched supply missions. Governance poses an equally formidable challenge. The 1967 Outer Space Treaty, crafted during the Cold War, explicitly prohibits national appropriation of celestial bodies, yet is conspicuously silent on private property rights and corporate resource extraction–a lacuna that could precipitate jurisdictional disputes as commercial actors intensify their Martian interests. Psychological and physiological tolls of a minimum two-year round trip, including prolonged microgravity exposure and isolation-induced cognitive decline, further compound mission planners' concerns. Yet proponents argue that just as the colonisation of the New World–for all its ethical complexities–irrevocably expanded civilisation's horizons, the settlement of Mars represents an existential hedge against planetary catastrophe and an unprecedented catalyst for scientific discovery. Whether Mars becomes humanity's second home or remains a monument to terrestrial aspiration ultimately depends on the convergence of political will, technological ingenuity, and cross-border cooperation on an unprecedented scale.Which of the following best captures the overall tone of the passage?ADismissive of private enterprises involved in space explorationBUnconditionally optimistic about imminent Martian settlementCCautiously hopeful, acknowledging both progress and persistent obstaclesDDeeply sceptical about the feasibility of any human presence on Mars
- 1219expand_moreWhich of the following statements is directly supported by the passage regarding wisdom and formal education?AWisdom can only be gained through formal schoolingBFormal education is the primary source of wisdomCIndividuals like farmers, craftsmen, or elders may possess limited formal education yet demonstrate remarkable wisdomDOnly academically qualified individuals can demonstrate wisdom
- 1220expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The rapid expansion of social media has reshaped democratic life in profound ways, functioning at once as a driver of public participation and a channel for strategic deception. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, once viewed mainly as spaces for personal sharing, have evolved into major arenas of political conversation. They allow citizens to voice opinions, rally around causes, and hold those in power accountable almost instantly. Since democracy depends on the circulation of ideas and information, social media appears to broaden access by weakening the control once exercised by traditional gatekeepers. Political figures can address voters directly without editorial mediation, and citizen-led movements can use viral momentum to bring neglected concerns into public focus. In moments of high political intensity–elections, mass protests, policy disputes–these platforms operate like a modern digital marketplace of ideas, enabling wider involvement than was previously possible through newspapers or public meetings. Yet this openness carries serious risks. The same networks that spread accurate information can also accelerate falsehoods, deepen polarization, and strengthen echo chambers through algorithmic reinforcement. In several democracies, electoral processes have been challenged by fake profiles, coordinated harassment, and organized disinformation efforts. Further, content designed to trigger emotion and maximize engagement often overshadows careful reasoning, turning political discussion into a noisy stream of anger and extremes. Hence, the influence of social media on democracy depends not only on technology, but also on the ethical rules that shape its use. Strong oversight, public media awareness, and transparency in how algorithms rank and recommend content are crucial if societies wish to gain the benefits while limiting the damage. Ultimately, social media is not automatically beneficial or harmful–it reflects collective choices. Whether it strengthens democratic stability or fuels distortion depends on how responsibly it is used by citizens, institutions, and the platforms themselves.What key democratic role of social media is highlighted in the passage?AIncreasing entertainment contentBEliminating printed newspapersCEnabling wider circulation of information and ideasDCreating labour unions
- 1221expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the question.
Passage:
Citizens in a democratic society enjoy fundamental rights, yet these rights must coexist with broader civic responsibilities. The exercise of personal freedoms requires simultaneous consideration of collective welfare. Voting exemplifies this balance perfectly: while citizens possess the right to cast their ballot freely, they also bear the responsibility to participate thoughtfully and respect electoral outcomes. Similarly, the right to peaceful protest is protected, but protesters must recognize duties to maintain public order, respect property, and ensure others' safety is not jeopardized. Both voting and protesting demonstrate that individual rights are not absolute; they function within a framework where citizens must weigh personal liberty against their obligations to society. This equilibrium between rights and duties forms the foundation of stable democratic governance.
Question: What is the author's purpose in referring to voting and protests as examples in the passage?ATo condemn citizen involvementBTo illustrate areas where rights must be balanced with civic dutyCTo argue for major constitutional amendmentsDTo justify authoritarian governance - 1222expand_moreThe ascendance of digital platforms has irrevocably altered the architecture of democratic participation, redefining how citizens engage with power and with one another. What began as informal networks for interpersonal interaction have evolved into formidable arenas of political deliberation, activism, and influence. Through platforms such as microblogging sites and multimedia-sharing applications, individuals can now disseminate viewpoints instantaneously, mobilize collective action, and subject public officials to continuous scrutiny. In principle, such immediacy strengthens democratic culture by decentralizing communication and eroding the monopoly once held by traditional media institutions. Political actors no longer rely solely on televised addresses or print editorials; instead, they interface directly with constituents in a dynamic and participatory digital sphere. Nevertheless, this communicative democratization is accompanied by significant vulnerabilities. The velocity with which information circulates online often privileges sensationalism over substantiation, enabling false narratives to gain traction before verification mechanisms can intervene. Algorithmic curation, designed to maximize user engagement, frequently amplifies polarizing content and entrenches ideological echo chambers. Coordinated misinformation campaigns, bot-driven amplification, and digitally orchestrated harassment have, in several instances, compromised public trust in electoral processes and institutional legitimacy. Consequently, while digital platforms expand expressive freedoms, they simultaneously expose democratic systems to novel forms of destabilization. The democratic ramifications of digital media, therefore, hinge not merely on technological innovation but on regulatory foresight and civic responsibility. Robust content moderation policies, enhanced digital literacy, and transparent algorithmic governance are indispensable if societies are to reconcile openness with accountability. Digital platforms, in themselves, are neither guarantors of democratic vitality nor harbingers of its decline; their ultimate impact will be determined by the norms, safeguards, and ethical commitments that shape their use.According to the passage, what is a consequence of algorithmic curation?ABalanced political representationBIncreased factual reportingCReinforcement of ideological echo chambersDDecline in user engagement
- 1223expand_moreRead the following passage about entrepreneurship versus conventional jobs:
'Entrepreneurship and conventional employment represent two distinct career paths with different risk-reward profiles. While entrepreneurship demands high personal responsibility, financial risk, and creative decision-making, conventional employment offers a structured environment. In a typical job, employees work within an established hierarchy where responsibilities are clearly defined and distributed among different levels of management. This organizational structure significantly reduces personal financial risk, as salary and benefits are guaranteed by the employer regardless of business performance. Moreover, employees are not solely responsible for company-wide strategic decisions; risk is distributed across the organization. This stability and reduced personal liability make conventional employment an attractive option for those seeking security over independence.'
What does conventional employment offer, as described in the passage?AIt encourages flexible creativityBIt removes the need to competeCIt offers hierarchy and lowers personal riskDIt guarantees fast promotions - 1224expand_moreWhich option best expresses the core message of the passage? Read the passage and answer the following questions. For seventeen-year-old Meera, adolescence did not remain just a time of changing emotions and academic goals; it turned into a space where how she saw herself clashed painfully with her sense of worth. Living in a world flooded with polished online images and algorithm-led standards of attractiveness, Meera began to feel that even her own reflection was unreliable–almost like it was deceiving her. With every scroll through social media, a constant, nagging gap grew stronger: the difference between who she truly was and the flawless body types celebrated online. This was not ordinary teenage self-doubt; it slowly became a pattern of harsh self-judgment about her appearance. Over time, she started punishing herself in quiet ways–eating felt like something she had to “earn,” mirrors felt like enemies, and even compliments sounded like coded reminders that she still wasn’t enough. Her slide into dysmorphia was gradual and silent, not dramatic or obvious. On the surface, she remained bright in studies and pleasant in company, carefully wearing an image of normal life. But behind the practiced smiles, she was breaking down inwardly. She began distancing herself emotionally, brushing off her pain as mere vanity, and treating her own value as something insignificant. The moment things changed did not come with an outburst, but with a disturbing silence: she refused to eat for days, and this finally led to medical help. Therapy introduced her to the idea that her self-perception was distorted, and helped her develop the emotional support system needed to rebuild her damaged identity. With consistent counseling, Meera learned to separate society’s imposed standards from her real, inner worth. Slowly, she started accepting that beauty is not a single fixed model decided by culture; rather, it exists in many forms shaped by diversity, well-being, and self-kindness. Meera’s story is not an isolated case–it reflects a larger crisis in which many teenagers fight invisible battles behind seemingly perfect digital lives. Addressing this problem demands more than simple awareness; it requires sharp media literacy, supportive and empathetic spaces, and a broader redefinition of beauty that goes beyond shallow measurements.ATeenagers are mainly affected by peer pressureBModern fashion and cosmetic trends dominate teen lifeCCurated digital beauty standards trigger silent psychological strugglesDAcademic counseling is the most essential need for teens
- 1225expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Art, across its many expressions–painting, theatre, literature, music, and more–moves beyond practical usefulness into the spheres of meaning, emotion, and transformation. Its place in society is not merely ornamental or entertaining; it functions as a medium of critique, a repository of shared memory, and an engine of cultural change. At its centre, art unsettles reality by reshaping how we see. Whether through the disorienting imagery of surrealism or the unsettling textures of experimental sound, art pulls the viewer out of comfort and demands renewed attention to the world. In doing so, art becomes not only aesthetic but an epistemic act–one that questions accepted “truths,” disrupts dominant frameworks, and widens the space for voices kept at the margins. Across history, art has also acted as a record of civilisations, preserving within its forms the desires, fears, conflicts, and ideals of a given age. From sacred temple murals to rebellious street art on crumbling city walls, creative work becomes a language through which authority, resistance, and identity are negotiated at once. This deep historical grounding makes art vital for understanding not only what societies produce, but what they prize and what they dread. In contemporary democracies, art often takes on a political charge. Where speech is curtailed, art can carry dissent; where logic falls short, it can generate empathy. Satire, documentary cinema, and performance frequently communicate what cannot be stated directly, using symbol, metaphor, and suggestion to evade suppression. Yet this very power exposes art to risk–censorship, marketing pressures, and ideological capture. When art loses autonomy, it can slide into propaganda or empty prestige, stripped of its questioning force. Art also performs a social role by building community and inviting self-examination at the same time. Participatory forms–street theatre, public installations, folk practices–blur the line between maker and viewer, broadening access to aesthetic experience. Meanwhile, private engagement with a poem or painting may trigger insight, catharsis, or moral reflection. However, in an algorithm-driven era where visibility and virality often decide worth, art increasingly faces the commodification of art. The aesthetic is repackaged as a spectacle for quick consumption, detached from complexity, nuance, and risk. The challenge, therefore, is to protect artistic integrity against market and media forces that may reduce it to banality. Ultimately, art’s role is neither fixed nor singular: it is a dialectical energy–both mirror and blueprint, disruptive and restorative. To protect art is to protect the human capacity to feel, to question, and to reimagine.As per the passage, what role can art play under politically restrictive conditions?AIt strengthens official propaganda through imagery.BIt becomes irrelevant to society.CIt becomes a vehicle for dissent and expresses what cannot be said openly.DIt remains limited to universities and scholars.
- 1226expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Within the maze of global exchange–where nations negotiate, corporations collaborate, and communities interact– the challenge of intercultural communication remains a demanding mental territory. Confusion often stems less from a shortage of vocabulary and more from symbolic mismatch, where pauses, tone, facial expressions, personal space, or even silence are decoded through clashing cultural assumptions. Believing that speaking a language well automatically ensures effective communication is a harmful misconception; fluency can sometimes conceal cultural gaps, letting misunderstanding appear as understanding. In high-context settings–seen in cultures such as Japan and parts of the Arab world–meaning is carried through relationships, indirect hints, shared history, and social rank. In contrast, low-context cultures like Germany and the United States value direct statements, objective framing, and individual clarity. When people from these two styles interact, the mismatch may trigger diplomatic strain, inefficient negotiations, or social distance. Even small behaviors–eye contact, conversational timing, or jokes–can create unease when judged from a single-cultural viewpoint. Moreover, mental filters shaped by schooling, tradition, and political conditioning often strengthen in-group approval while branding unfamiliar styles as “wrong” or “inept.” This ethnocentric tendency fuels stereotyping, shrinks empathy, and limits genuine cooperation. Technology, though it seems to shrink distances, can further complicate intercultural exchange. Emojis, for example, are meaning-flexible; the same symbol may convey warmth in one culture and mockery in another. Machine translation, lacking situational nuance, can turn delicate meaning into awkward distortion. Video calls may also compress or hide paralinguistic signals that support understanding across cultures. Ultimately, crossing these gaps requires self-awareness, cultural humility, and flexible dialogue. Strong intercultural communicators do not only master grammar; they build cultural empathy, question their own perceptions, and develop comfort with uncertainty. Often, the deepest growth arises not by removing differences, but by learning to engage with them.The expression “symbolic mismatch” (as used in the passage) most nearly means:ADisagreement in musical notesBWrong decoding of cultural signs and cuesCFailure of internet signalsDComplete agreement over symbols
- 1227expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Cultural diversity constitutes the variegated mosaic of human existence–an ever-evolving interplay of languages, traditions, philosophies, and belief systems that define collective and individual identities. Far from being a peripheral feature of global society, cultural diversity operates as a fundamental axis upon which civilizational vitality and epistemic plurality rest. In essence, it encapsulates not merely difference, but the affirmation of multiple ways of knowing, being, and meaning-making. In historical terms, civilizations have flourished not in isolation but at the confluence of diverse cultural streams. The syncretism observable in the Indo-Persian, Greco-Arabic, and Afro-Asian traditions exemplifies how intercultural fertilization catalyzes intellectual innovation and social cohesion. Rather than homogenization, these interactions yielded a dialogical reconstitution of worldviews–proof that cultural divergence can be a crucible for synthesis rather than conflict. At the philosophical level, cultural diversity interrogates the universality of norms. It challenges ethnocentric assumptions embedded within dominant paradigms by foregrounding the contextual nature of truth, morality, and aesthetics. When one engages with other cultures, the epistemological arrogance of singular worldviews is destabilized, allowing for intercultural humility and ethical pluralism to emerge. Thus, cultural diversity operates not just as an external phenomenon, but as an internal process of decentering the self. From a sociopolitical standpoint, societies that safeguard cultural plurality tend to nurture inclusive citizenship and resilience. Multicultural democracies are not only repositories of coexisting identities but also laboratories of conflict negotiation and policy innovation. However, tokenistic inclusion without structural equity often leads to performative multiculturalism–a facade that conceals systemic marginalization. Genuine cultural diversity necessitates decolonized institutional frameworks that recognize historical injustices while fostering intercultural dialogue. Economically and creatively, cultural diversity constitutes an underappreciated asset. Diverse workforces, for example, yield superior problem-solving outcomes due to varied cognitive schemata and adaptive strategies. Similarly, the cultural industries– film, fashion, literature–derive their vibrancy from an eclectic confluence of voices. The commodification of culture, however, poses a paradox: while it amplifies visibility, it risks appropriating identities without accountability. In an era of globalization and algorithmic standardization, cultural diversity confronts unprecedented threats. The transnational flow of capital, information, and labor often engenders monocultural tendencies under the guise of cosmopolitanism. Algorithms, designed for optimization, tend to filter cultural experience through homogenizing lenses–curating identities instead of cultivating them. Hence, preserving cultural diversity is not a nostalgic endeavor but an existential imperative in the face of digital flattening and neoliberal erasures. Ultimately, cultural diversity is not merely about tolerance or celebration–it is about sustaining the ontological multiplicity that renders the human condition richly complex. To uphold it is to affirm that no single narrative, however dominant, can exhaust the spectrum of human meaning.According to the passage, the economic significance of cultural diversity lies primarily in:AIts ability to create ethnic enclaves that preserve traditional trade.BIts capacity to reinforce bureaucratic efficiency.CThe commodification of uniform cultural products.DThe cognitive and creative advantages generated by heterogeneous inputs.
- 1228expand_moreAccording to the author, which individuals may possess wisdom even without formal education?ACorporate executivesBAcademiciansCFarmers and craftsmenDPolicy analysts
- 1229expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Within the maze of global exchange–where nations negotiate, corporations collaborate, and communities interact– the challenge of intercultural communication remains a demanding mental territory. Confusion often stems less from a shortage of vocabulary and more from symbolic mismatch, where pauses, tone, facial expressions, personal space, or even silence are decoded through clashing cultural assumptions. Believing that speaking a language well automatically ensures effective communication is a harmful misconception; fluency can sometimes conceal cultural gaps, letting misunderstanding appear as understanding. In high-context settings–seen in cultures such as Japan and parts of the Arab world–meaning is carried through relationships, indirect hints, shared history, and social rank. In contrast, low-context cultures like Germany and the United States value direct statements, objective framing, and individual clarity. When people from these two styles interact, the mismatch may trigger diplomatic strain, inefficient negotiations, or social distance. Even small behaviors–eye contact, conversational timing, or jokes–can create unease when judged from a single-cultural viewpoint. Moreover, mental filters shaped by schooling, tradition, and political conditioning often strengthen in-group approval while branding unfamiliar styles as “wrong” or “inept.” This ethnocentric tendency fuels stereotyping, shrinks empathy, and limits genuine cooperation. Technology, though it seems to shrink distances, can further complicate intercultural exchange. Emojis, for example, are meaning-flexible; the same symbol may convey warmth in one culture and mockery in another. Machine translation, lacking situational nuance, can turn delicate meaning into awkward distortion. Video calls may also compress or hide paralinguistic signals that support understanding across cultures. Ultimately, crossing these gaps requires self-awareness, cultural humility, and flexible dialogue. Strong intercultural communicators do not only master grammar; they build cultural empathy, question their own perceptions, and develop comfort with uncertainty. Often, the deepest growth arises not by removing differences, but by learning to engage with them.Which metaphor most appropriately aligns with the passage’s main idea?AA road with no destinationBA window showing only one sideCA maze with shifting pathwaysDA staircase reaching one fixed summit
- 1230expand_moreWhich step mentioned in the passage helped address vaccine rumours and hesitancy? Read the passage and answer the following questions. India’s COVID-19 vaccination programme–vast in ambition and reach–had to navigate a web of logistical hurdles, social resistance, and policy-level pressures. With a population exceeding a billion, the country had to deliver doses amid shifting supplies, uneven healthcare infrastructure, and varying levels of public confidence. Early distribution patterns were notably uneven: metropolitan regions received a larger share of vaccines compared to rural and remote areas. This gap was driven by centralized decision-making as well as practical constraints like weak cold-chain networks outside cities. In many far-flung locations, unreliable electricity, limited storage, and difficult transport routes made safe delivery challenging. Alongside this, vaccine doubt grew as false claims circulated online, amplifying fears about side effects or alleged motives–particularly through local-language channels. CoWIN, the digital system for registration, was a major step forward, but it also unintentionally left out many who lacked smartphones, internet access, or the skills to use such platforms, widening the digital divide. Over time, the approach was adjusted through greater state-level involvement, community outreach via trusted local and religious figures, and the use of mobile vaccination teams to reach underserved populations. Meanwhile, domestic manufacturing–especially Covishield and Covaxin–reduced reliance on external supply lines and supported “Vaccine Maitri” diplomacy. In the end, the campaign revealed India’s ability to mobilize at scale while underlining the importance of trust-building, infrastructure strength, and inclusive planning in a digitally unequal society.AEnforcing a nationwide ban on social media platformsBRelying on community figures and mobile vaccination outreachCDepending only on vaccines sourced from abroadDLimiting access to local news in rural regions
- 1231expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: Democracy is often praised as the system most capable of protecting personal liberty. Safeguarded by constitutional guarantees and upheld through the rule of law, freedoms of speech, faith, association, and conscience are commonly viewed as defining features of democratic rule. Yet an equally essential element–though less openly emphasized–is responsibility, without which liberty can slide into disorder, division, or even an authoritarian reaction. In a democracy, freedom is not boundless; it functions within shared limits and civic self-restraint. The right to disagree is fundamental, but when expression is used to spread hate, falsehoods, or inflammatory propaganda, it no longer strengthens democracy. Responsibility therefore means thinking deliberately about the impact of one’s actions–not only whether they are legal, but whether they are ethically and civically sound. The real difficulty lies in balancing liberty with accountability in diverse societies. Because democracies contain varied cultural, political, and economic groups, they naturally become spaces of disagreement. In such settings, responsibility requires more than obedience to law; it calls for empathy, reasoned judgment, and dedication to the common good. A citizen’s freedom to protest, for instance, must be exercised with respect for public order and the rights of others. Likewise, the right to vote must be matched by a duty to choose wisely, not driven by prejudice, populist manipulation, or misinformation. This strain between liberty and responsibility becomes most visible during crises–whether a pandemic, communal violence, or constitutional conflict. In such moments, prioritizing individual freedom over collective safety can be disastrous. Refusing basic precautions in a health emergency or circulating unverified claims during unrest shows how unchecked freedom can weaken democratic strength. Moreover, democracy does not sustain itself automatically; it depends on alert citizens who understand that rights endure only through participation and ethical use. When responsibility disappears, democratic institutions become vulnerable from within. Demagogues often gain ground not only because governments fail, but because citizens become indifferent or misuse democratic freedoms. Thus, freedom and responsibility are not rivals in a working democracy; they reinforce each other. Protecting liberty requires citizens capable of ethical thinking, informed debate, and constructive dissent. Without responsibility, freedom can shift from a force for justice into a source of fragmentation. Democracy survives not merely through laws, but through the civic character of its people.Why does the author refer to voting and protests in the passage?ATo condemn citizen involvementBTo illustrate areas where rights must be balanced with civic dutyCTo argue for major constitutional amendmentsDTo justify authoritarian governance
- 1232expand_moreRead the passage below and answer the question that follows.
Passage:
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has emerged as one of the most pressing public health crises of the 21st century. It occurs when bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites evolve over time and no longer respond to medicines, making standard infections significantly harder to treat and increasing the risk of disease spread, severe illness, and death. The primary catalyst for this phenomenon is the widespread misuse and overuse of antibiotics in both human medicine and agriculture. In the agricultural sector, antibiotics are routinely administered to healthy livestock not just to prevent disease, but to promote rapid growth. This constant, low-dose exposure creates the perfect evolutionary pressure for surviving bacteria to develop resilient genetic mutations. These drug-resistant 'superbugs' can then be transmitted to humans through the food chain or direct environmental exposure. Without a coordinated global response–including stricter regulations on antibiotic prescriptions and massive investments in the development of novel therapeutics–common medical procedures like surgeries and chemotherapy could soon become excessively dangerous.
Question: What is the primary catalyst for antimicrobial resistance according to the passage?AThe misuse and overuse of antibiotics in medicine and agriculture.BThe lack of funding for public hospitals and surgical centers.CThe genetic modification of livestock to resist bacterial infections.DThe sudden emergence of entirely new species of fungi and parasites. - 1233expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: In contemporary philosophical and sociological discourse, the notion of “autonomy” is frequently invoked as an indispensable pillar of liberal democracies and individual self-realization. Yet upon closer scrutiny, the authenticity of such autonomy becomes increasingly contestable. Modern institutions, while ostensibly endorsing freedom of choice, operate through intricate mechanisms of normalization, surveillance capitalism, and algorithmic mediation that subtly delimit the spectrum of available decisions. What is perceived as spontaneous preference often emerges from preconfigured architectures of influence. Consumer ecosystems, fortified by behavioral analytics and predictive modeling, anticipate inclinations before they are consciously articulated. Recommendation algorithms, framed as neutral facilitators of personalization, in fact channel attention toward outcomes optimized for commercial profitability. Social platforms further intensify this dynamic by curating epistemic environments that reinforce preexisting convictions, thereby transforming deliberative plurality into insulated affirmation. Even civic participation, conventionally regarded as the zenith of democratic agency, is susceptible to psychometric targeting strategies that privilege emotional resonance over rational evaluation. Moreover, normative expectations inculcated through educational curricula, cultural narratives, and socio-economic stratification circumscribe the horizons within which individual aspirations crystallize. A career trajectory, ostensibly self-determined, may thus represent the internalization of external prescriptions. The argument advanced here does not negate the possibility of agency; rather, it underscores the necessity of reflexive awareness. Genuine autonomy entails not the absence of influence but the capacity to interrogate and recalibrate it. Without such vigilance, freedom risks devolving into a performative construct– persuasive in rhetoric yet attenuated in substance.According to the passage, recommendation algorithms primarily:AExpand intellectual diversityBOperate as neutral instrumentsCChannel attention toward commercially advantageous outcomesDEliminate ideological polarization
- 1234expand_moreRead the following passage and answer the questions based on the passage: The prospect of colonising Mars, long dismissed as the province of science fiction and utopian fantasy, is today the subject of earnest scientific inquiry and substantial corporate investment. The Red Planet, once regarded merely as a distant celestial curiosity, has now become the centrepiece of humanity's interplanetary ambitions. Space agencies and private enterprises alike have announced an array of bold initiatives: NASA's Moon-to-Mars architecture, the European Space Agency's Aurora Programme, and SpaceX's Starship project collectively embody a growing consensus that Martian settlement is not merely conceivable but operationally feasible within this century. Central to these missions is the challenge of sustaining human life across the 54-million-kilometre void–a feat demanding breakthroughs in propulsion technology, closed-loop life-support systems, and radiation-hardened habitat design. The Martian atmosphere, composed predominantly of carbon dioxide and exerting only about one percent of Earth's atmospheric pressure, renders conventional breathing impossible and exposes settlers to lethal doses of solar and galactic radiation. However, in-situ resource utilisation (ISRU) technology offers a partial remedy: converting Martian CO₂ and subsurface water ice into breathable oxygen and rocket propellant, dramatically reducing the payload burden of Earth-launched supply missions. Governance poses an equally formidable challenge. The 1967 Outer Space Treaty, crafted during the Cold War, explicitly prohibits national appropriation of celestial bodies, yet is conspicuously silent on private property rights and corporate resource extraction–a lacuna that could precipitate jurisdictional disputes as commercial actors intensify their Martian interests. Psychological and physiological tolls of a minimum two-year round trip, including prolonged microgravity exposure and isolation-induced cognitive decline, further compound mission planners' concerns. Yet proponents argue that just as the colonisation of the New World–for all its ethical complexities–irrevocably expanded civilisation's horizons, the settlement of Mars represents an existential hedge against planetary catastrophe and an unprecedented catalyst for scientific discovery. Whether Mars becomes humanity's second home or remains a monument to terrestrial aspiration ultimately depends on the convergence of political will, technological ingenuity, and cross-border cooperation on an unprecedented scale.Which of the following is NOT stated as a challenge to Mars colonisation in the passage?ALethal radiation exposureBAbsence of adequate atmospheric pressureCScarcity of scientific interest from global governmentsDPsychological effects of prolonged isolation
- 1235expand_moreWhy does the author describe social media as a 'double-edged' force in democracy?AIt is inexpensive to useBIt focuses mostly on images and videosCIt spreads both reliable information and false narrativesDIt connects people globally
- 1236expand_moreAccording to the passage, what crucial biological activity occurs within the chrysalis? Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow: The metamorphosis of a moth exemplifies one of nature's most intricate and fascinating biological transitions. The life cycle commences with the deposition of delicate eggs, typically concealed along the veins of leaves, ensuring immediate sustenance once they hatch. Upon emergence, the larva–or caterpillar–enters a stage of persistent consumption, voraciously feeding on plant matter to accelerate its growth. Throughout this period, it experiences successive molts, discarding its inflexible exoskeleton to accommodate its enlarging structure. This intense feeding phase is indispensable for accumulating the energy necessary for the forthcoming metamorphosis. The progression into the pupal stage, enclosed within a chrysalis, represents an extraordinary biological transformation. Within this enclosure, the caterpillar’s tissues are methodically dismantled and reorganized into entirely new anatomical structures; wings, antennae, and compound eyes develop through a refined mechanism termed histogenesis. After this concealed reconstruction concludes, the adult moth emerges, its fragile wings requiring expansion with hemolymph and sufficient drying before flight can occur. Once airborne, the moth’s existence is primarily devoted to reproduction, thereby ensuring the continuation of the species before its ephemeral lifespan ends. Although frequently idealized, the moth’s life cycle illustrates a demanding narrative of adaptation, endurance, and evolutionary precision, providing profound insight into ecological equilibrium.AStrengthening of the exoskeletonBReorganization of tissues through histogenesisCIncreased consumption of leavesDImmediate preparation for reproduction
- 1237expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Transitioning to clean energy is indispensable for the long-term health of the planet.
2. Wind and solar technologies represent the most viable alternatives to conventional fossil fuels.
3. Public and private investment in renewable infrastructure must be significantly scaled up.
4. Without robust energy storage systems, the reliability of these alternatives cannot be guaranteed.A2-3-1-4B1-2-4-3C3-1-2-4D4-1-3-2 - 1238expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. One major approach is to broaden energy options by shifting from fossil fuels to renewable sources like solar, wind, and geothermal energy.
2. To reduce the most damaging consequences of climate change, nations must significantly cut dependence on carbon-heavy energy production.
3. This transition not only lowers greenhouse gas emissions but also enhances air quality and generates fresh economic prospects.
4. Moreover, measures that increase energy efficiency in buildings and transport can further reduce total energy usage.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C4, 1, 2, 3D2, 3, 1, 4 - 1239expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. The findings were analyzed to understand customer needs.
2. The results were then shared with the development team.
3. Based on the analysis, product enhancements were made.
4. A survey was conducted to gather feedback from customers.A4-1-2-3B1-2-4-3C2-3-1-4D3-4-1-2 - 1240expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Regular check-ups are essential to detect issues early.
2. Maintaining good dental hygiene is crucial.
3. It prevents cavities, gum disease, and other oral problems.
4. Brushing and flossing daily form the core of this practice.A2-1-3-4B2-4-1-3C3-4-2-1D2-3-4-1 - 1241expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. One effective approach is to broaden energy options by moving away from fossil fuels towards renewables such as solar, wind, and geothermal energy.
2. To reduce the severe impacts of climate change, nations must sharply cut dependence on high-carbon energy generation.
3. This transition not only lowers greenhouse gas output but also improves air quality and opens up new economic possibilities.
4. In addition, measures that encourage energy efficiency in buildings and transport can further reduce total energy use.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 4, 3C3, 1, 4, 2D2, 3, 1, 4 - 1242expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Clinical trials assess safety and efficacy before regulatory bodies grant approval.
2. Vaccine development begins with identifying antigens that trigger an immune response.
3. Once approved, mass immunisation campaigns aim to achieve herd immunity.
4. Ongoing surveillance monitors for adverse effects and emerging pathogen variants.A2-3-1-4B2-4-1-3C4-1-2-3D2-1-3-4 - 1243expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. When the droplets become heavy enough, they fall back to Earth as precipitation.
2. The water cycle describes the continuous movement of water within the Earth and its atmosphere.
3. Water evaporates from oceans, lakes, and rivers due to solar energy, rising as vapour into the atmosphere.
4. This vapour cools and condenses around dust particles to form clouds.A2, 3, 4, 1B3, 2, 4, 1C1, 4, 3, 2D4, 3, 1, 2 - 1244expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This sequence is important because it ensures reliability and repeatability in scientific outcomes.
2. Scientific inquiry begins by framing a testable hypothesis from an observation or question.
3. The information from these experiments is then evaluated to draw conclusions about the hypothesis.
4. Next, a controlled experiment is planned and conducted to gather evidence.A2, 4, 3, 1B4, 3, 2, 1C1, 2, 4, 3D3, 1, 4, 2 - 1245expand_moreRearrange the sentences to form a meaningful sequence.
1. Climate change has intensified extreme weather events across continents.
2. Scientific consensus attributes this trend largely to anthropogenic emissions.
3. Mitigation strategies require coordinated international cooperation.
4. Failure to act promptly may exacerbate ecological and economic instability.A1-2-3-4B2-1-4-3C3-1-2-4D4-3-2-1 - 1246expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. It begins with identifying a clear question and collecting relevant information through observation or study.
2. Scientific inquiry plays a crucial role in developing reliable knowledge and improving human life.
3. The results are then analysed and presented so others can examine, replicate, and evaluate them.
4. This approach may be exploratory to understand ideas, or experimental to test a specific hypothesis.A2, 1, 4, 3B1, 2, 4, 3C2, 4, 1, 3D4, 1, 3, 2 - 1247expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Human-driven climate change, caused by greenhouse gas emissions, is disrupting global ecosystems in many ways.
2. Polar ice melt and shrinking glaciers have accelerated, contributing to rising sea levels.
3. This has resulted in more frequent and severe extreme weather events such as droughts, floods, and heatwaves.
4. Together, these impacts pose a major threat to biodiversity and human societies.A2, 4, 3, 1B3, 1, 4, 2C1, 2, 3, 4D1, 4, 2, 3 - 1248expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This natural process is important for the survival of many plant species and supports biodiversity.
2. Seed dispersal is the movement of seeds away from the parent plant to new locations.
3. The movement may occur through wind, water, animals, or even explosive mechanisms.
4. When seeds reach suitable ground, they can germinate and grow into new plants.A2, 3, 4, 1B3, 4, 1, 2C1, 2, 3, 4D2, 4, 3, 1 - 1249expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. It begins with identifying a clear question and collecting relevant information through observation or study.
2. Scientific inquiry plays a crucial role in developing reliable knowledge and improving human life.
3. The results are then analysed and presented so others can examine, replicate, and evaluate them.
4. This approach may be exploratory to understand ideas, or experimental to test a specific hypothesis.A2, 1, 4, 3B1, 2, 4, 3C2, 4, 1, 3D4, 1, 3, 2 - 1250expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Photosynthesis in algae underpins nearly half of global oxygen production.
2. Microscopic in size, algae occupy virtually every aquatic environment on Earth.
3. Their photosynthetic efficiency makes them candidates for biofuel development.
4. Algae convert sunlight and carbon dioxide into organic matter through chlorophyll.A2-4-1-3B1-4-2-3C4-2-1-3D2-1-4-3 - 1251expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Sustainable development seeks to harmonize economic growth with ecological preservation.
2. This objective necessitates policy frameworks that integrate environmental accountability into fiscal planning.
3. Such integration encourages industries to adopt resource-efficient technologies and responsible production models.
4. Consequently, long-term prosperity becomes aligned with environmental resilience.A1-2-3-4B2-1-3-4C1-3-2-4D2-3-1-4 - 1252expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This helps a developer define both the structure and actions of an object-focused program.
2. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is an approach that organizes code around “objects” that bundle data and methods.
3. A core idea in OOP is the “class,” which serves as a template to create objects.
4. The major benefit is that it mirrors real-world entities, making large systems easier to maintain and debug.A2, 3, 1, 4B3, 2, 1, 4C2, 1, 3, 4D4, 2, 3, 1 - 1253expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. The most common model is a peer-to-peer setup, where control is shared rather than held by one authority.
2. A decentralized ledger system records transactions across multiple nodes instead of storing them in a single place.
3. This shared structure increases trust because updates are accepted only after agreement across the network.
4. It works by distributing identical copies of the record to many computers connected through the internet.A2, 4, 1, 3B4, 2, 1, 3C1, 4, 2, 3D2, 1, 3, 4 - 1254expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. A strategy was developed to address key market challenges.
2. Market research was conducted to identify trends.
3. Insights from research were used to finalize the strategy.
4. The strategy was then implemented in phases.A2-3-1-4B1-3-2-4C3-2-1-4D4-1-3-2 - 1255expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful passage:
1. Wind energy is considered a highly useful renewable resource.
2. It produces electricity without releasing large amounts of pollution.
3. Turbines convert wind force into electrical power.
4. However, inconsistent wind patterns remain a major limitation.A2-1-4-3B1-2-4-3C3-2-4-1D4-1-2-3 - 1256expand_moreArrange the following sentences in the correct order to form a coherent paragraph:
1. It may be theoretical, aiming to expand understanding, or applied, seeking solutions to practical issues.
2. Research plays a crucial role in academic and scientific development.
3. The results are then recorded and reviewed by experts to confirm accuracy and reliability.
4. A topic to discover new information or verify what is already known.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 4, 3C4, 3, 2, 1D3, 4, 1, 2 - 1257expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. The digital economy has engendered novel enterprise architectures predicated upon data aggregation and network scale.
2. This dynamic is frequently denominated as the “network effect,” wherein value amplifies with incremental user participation.
3. Platform-based conglomerates exemplify this paradigm by intermediating interactions between heterogeneous user groups.
4. Consequently, such enterprises often consolidate market dominance, culminating in oligopolistic configurations.A1-3-2-4B3-1-2-4C1-2-3-4D2-1-4-3 - 1258expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. International trade facilitates the exchange of goods and services across national boundaries.
2. Tariffs and trade agreements play a decisive role in shaping the volume and direction of such exchanges.
3. It enables countries to specialise in the production of goods they can manufacture most efficiently.
4. Consequently, nations become economically interdependent, making global cooperation indispensable.A1, 3, 2, 4B3, 1, 4, 2C2, 1, 3, 4D1, 2, 3, 4 - 1259expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Blockchain is a decentralised digital ledger that records transactions transparently.
2. Each transaction is verified by a network of computers before being added to the chain.
3. This makes it nearly impossible to alter or tamper with recorded data.
4. As a result, blockchain is increasingly used in finance and supply chain management.A2-1-3-4B1-2-3-4C3-1-2-4D1-3-2-4 - 1260expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This allows them to navigate and perform tasks with a high degree of precision in various environments, from factory floors to surgical theaters.
2. Robotics is an interdisciplinary field of engineering and computer science that deals with the design, construction, and operation of robots.
3. The core of a modern robot is its programming, which utilizes sophisticated algorithms and sensors to process information.
4. These machines are designed to assist humans by automating tasks that are either repetitive, hazardous, or require a level of accuracy beyond human capability.A2, 4, 3, 1B4, 3, 1, 2C3, 1, 2, 4D1, 2, 3, 4 - 1261expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in correct order to make a logical passage:
1. A communication strategy was developed using outreach insights.
2. Demographic data was monitored through campaign dashboards.
3. User engagement was gathered from multiple platforms.
4. Analysts classified users according to age and behaviour.A3-2-4-1B2-3-1-4C3-1-4-2D4-1-2-3 - 1262expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. This, in turn, strengthens the capacity to assess evidence and resist manipulation.
2. Critical thinking is among the most valued competencies in the modern knowledge economy.
3. It encompasses skills such as logical reasoning, structured argumentation, and reflective analysis.
4. Systematic instruction in critical thinking should therefore be embedded across educational curricula.A2-1-3-4B2-3-1-4C3-2-4-1D2-4-1-3 - 1263expand_moreRearrange the given sentences in a proper sequence.
1. One of the most remarkable examples of adaptation in birds is the Arctic Tern, which migrates over 70,000 kilometers annually.
2. Some species of birds have developed migratory behaviors, while others have adapted to stay in one location throughout the year.
3. However, birds that remain in one area have adapted to survive harsh winter conditions by modifying their behaviors and physiological processes.
4. The ability to migrate provides these birds with access to more abundant food sources and better breeding grounds, increasing their chances of survival.
5. Understanding these patterns of migration and adaptation helps researchers learn more about the evolutionary strategies that contribute to species survival.A3-4-1-2-5B2-1-4-3-5C2-4-5-1-3D3-2-5-1-4 - 1264expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This natural process is important for the survival of many plant species and supports biodiversity.
2. Seed dispersal is the movement of seeds away from the parent plant to new locations.
3. The movement may occur through wind, water, animals, or even explosive mechanisms.
4. When seeds reach suitable ground, they can germinate and grow into new plants.A2, 3, 4, 1B3, 4, 1, 2C1, 2, 3, 4D2, 4, 3, 1 - 1265expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. As a result, urban planners are now focusing on climate-resilient infrastructure.
2. Extreme weather events have become more frequent in recent years.
3. These developments have exposed vulnerabilities in existing city systems.
4. Flooded roads, heatwaves, and power outages are increasingly common.A2, 4, 3, 1B4, 2, 1, 3C1, 3, 2, 4D3, 2, 4, 1 - 1266expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This mechanism, integral to ecological balance, ensures nutrient recycling within ecosystems.
2. Decomposers break down organic matter into simpler substances.
3. These substances enrich the soil, promoting plant growth.
4. Over time, accumulated biomass undergoes gradual decomposition.A4, 2, 3, 1B2, 3, 4, 1C1, 4, 2, 3D3, 2, 4, 1 - 1267expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This is particularly helpful in collaborative writing, where several authors can revise the same document without confusion.
2. Version tracking is a method that stores changes made to a document over time, allowing earlier drafts to be restored when required.
3. The process relies on certain tools and steps that help record, compare, and manage updates.
4. With version tracking, a team can preserve a full history of edits, making cooperation and rollback far easier.A2, 4, 3, 1B2, 3, 4, 1C3, 2, 4, 1D4, 1, 2, 3 - 1268expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This method, often called evaporation, plays a key role in the water cycle and helps regulate climate.
2. Water bodies such as rivers, lakes, and oceans constantly release moisture into the air.
3. The sun's heat provides the energy needed for water to change into vapour.
4. It starts when sunlight warms the surface, causing water molecules to rise into the atmosphere.A1, 4, 3, 2B2, 1, 4, 3C4, 3, 2, 1D2, 4, 3, 1 - 1269expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Green spaces and community networks have proven effective in alleviating this burden.
2. Rapid urbanisation has intensified mental health challenges across global cities.
3. Social isolation and noise pollution are among the primary stressors identified.
4. Policymakers are now integrating mental health considerations into urban planning.A2-1-3-4B3-2-1-4C2-3-1-4D1-2-3-4 - 1270expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This mechanism, central to evolution, ensures that individuals best suited to their surroundings survive to reproduce.
2. Over vast periods, the variety of life emerges through slow and continuous change.
3. As a result, beneficial traits gradually become more common within the population.
4. The process begins with inherited differences, where certain individuals possess advantages over others.A4, 2, 3, 1B2, 4, 1, 3C2, 1, 4, 3D1, 4, 3, 2 - 1271expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This glucose serves as the primary source of energy for the plant's growth and reproduction.
2. Chlorophyll in the leaves absorbs sunlight and uses it to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose.
3. Photosynthesis is the process by which green plants manufacture their own food.
4. Oxygen is released as a by-product, making photosynthesis essential for sustaining life on Earth.A2, 3, 1, 4B3, 1, 2, 4C3, 2, 1, 4D2, 1, 3, 4 - 1272expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Deforestation disrupts natural ecosystems and accelerates soil erosion.
2. Sustainable forest management requires the cooperation of governments, industries, and local communities.
3. Forests are among the most vital ecosystems on Earth, housing a vast diversity of species.
4. Without immediate intervention, irreversible damage to biodiversity will continue to mount.A1-3-2-4B3-1-4-2C3-2-1-4D2-3-1-4 - 1273expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The senator’s tenure in office was marked by reform initiatives.AShe celebrated her tenure at the law firm after 20 years.BThe farm’s tenure arrangements were revised by the landowner.CThe professor’s tenure track position ensured job security.DThe artist depicted the tenure of suffering in his sculpture.
- 1274expand_moreSelect the sentence containing the homonym of the highlighted word: The artist painted a vivid tableau of city life.ADuring the play, the actors froze in a dramatic tableau.BThe museum displayed a historical tableau from the Renaissance.CThe economist created a tableau of market trends for the report.DThe interior designer arranged a beautiful tableau on the dining table.
- 1275expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Cultivating creative thinking is therefore essential to driving meaningful progress.
2. Creativity is frequently mistaken for a natural gift rather than an acquired competence.
3. In reality, it is a capacity that can be deliberately practised and refined over time.
4. At its core, it draws on imagination, analytical reasoning, and the ability to solve complex problems.A2-4-1-3B3-4-2-1C2-1-3-4D2-3-4-1 - 1276expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. These developments fundamentally altered the practice of modern medicine.
2. Alexander Fleming's identification of penicillin opened a new chapter in medical science.
3. For the first time, physicians had a reliable tool against life-threatening bacterial infections.
4. Diseases that had claimed millions of lives were now rendered manageable and treatable.A2-4-1-3B3-4-2-1C2-1-3-4D2-3-4-1 - 1277expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Such stories frequently examine the moral and societal impact of technological progress, from AI to genetic modification.
2. Science fiction is a form of speculative writing that commonly presents imaginative ideas related to future science and technology.
3. As a result, it becomes a strong medium for social critique and for forecasting upcoming problems and dilemmas.
4. Though it entertains readers, the genre offers more than simple escapism.A2, 4, 1, 3B1, 3, 2, 4C4, 1, 3, 2D2, 1, 4, 3 - 1278expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. The human circulatory system, an intricate network comprising the heart, blood vessels, and circulating blood, is fundamental to sustaining life.
2. At the center of this system, the heart functions as a highly efficient pump, propelling blood through arteries, veins, and capillaries to reach every tissue and organ.
3. This continuous and coordinated movement ensures that oxygen and essential nutrients are delivered to cells, while carbon dioxide and metabolic waste products are efficiently removed.
4. The interplay between cardiac output, vascular resistance, and blood volume exemplifies the remarkable precision and regulatory mechanisms inherent in human physiology.A1,2,3,4B2,1,4,3C1,4,2,3D3,2,1,4 - 1279expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. It is a process that involves systematic and objective examination of a subject to uncover new facts or verify existing ones.
2. Research serves as a fundamental pillar of academic and scientific advancement.
3. This may be either theoretical, intended to broaden knowledge, or applied, designed to address a practical problem.
4. The results of this investigation are then recorded and peer-reviewed to ensure validity and credibility.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 4, 3C4, 3, 2, 1D3, 4, 1, 2 - 1280expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Hence, safeguarding personal information online is essential.
2. Digital platforms have become integral to everyday life.
3. Nevertheless, they expose users to various cybersecurity threats.
4. Individuals should stay informed and adopt safety measures.A2-1-3-4B2-4-1-3C3-4-2-1D2-3-1-4 - 1281expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Establishing transparent accountability mechanisms is therefore essential to prevent the misuse of algorithmic decision-making.
2. Artificial intelligence is increasingly being deployed across critical sectors such as healthcare, finance, and criminal justice.
3. When these systems produce biased or erroneous outcomes, it can be difficult to identify the responsible party.
4. The rapid pace of AI adoption has outstripped the development of adequate regulatory frameworks in most jurisdictions.A4, 2, 3, 1B2, 4, 3, 1C1, 3, 4, 2D3, 2, 1, 4 - 1282expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence:
1. Data from multiple sources was compiled for the report.
2. The data was analyzed to derive logical insights.
3. The insights were used to make strategic decisions.
4. A report was generated to present the findings.A3-2-1-4B1-3-2-4C1-2-4-3D2-4-1-3 - 1283expand_moreSelect the correct order of the following sentences to form a meaningful paragraph:
1. It follows a systematic method of collecting, studying and analysing facts.
2. Research is an important tool for expanding human knowledge.
3. It may be theoretical, applied, or a combination of both.
4. Finally, its findings are documented and checked by other experts.
Which sequence is correct?A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C3, 2, 1, 4D2, 3, 1, 4 - 1284expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. These influences include how much sunlight is received, the make-up of the atmosphere, and the Earth’s orbital path.
2. Long-term shifts in Earth’s climate are shaped by an intricate mix of natural and human-driven influences.
3. The most prominent human-driven influence is the release of greenhouse gases from industrial processes.
4. Together, these components control the planet’s overall energy balance and, as a result, its average temperature.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C3, 4, 1, 2D4, 2, 3, 1 - 1285expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. The Renaissance signalled a renewed engagement with ancient Greek and Roman thought.
2. Sculptors and painters broke from religious abstraction towards lifelike representation.
3. Wealthy merchant families and city-states became enthusiastic patrons of the arts.
4. Together, these forces transformed the cultural and philosophical foundations of Europe.A2-1-3-4B1-3-2-4C2-3-1-4D1-2-3-4 - 1286expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Consequently, effective communication depends on more than merely the words we speak.
2. Non-verbal signals, such as tone, facial expressions, and gestures, may communicate more than the spoken message itself.
3. Communication is a multifaceted process that involves sharing information, ideas, and emotions between people.
4. Often, it is these subtle cues that reveal how a message is truly meant or received.A3, 2, 1, 4B2, 4, 1, 3C1, 4, 3, 2D3, 4, 2, 1 - 1287expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This process helps ensure that the food we consume is safe and free from harmful microbes or other impurities.
2. Food processing refers to a set of techniques used to convert raw ingredients into edible products.
3. These techniques may include simple steps like chopping and grinding, as well as advanced procedures such as pasteurization and fermentation.
4. In addition, it supports preservation by increasing shelf life and can also improve nutritional value.A2, 3, 1, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C3, 1, 4, 2D4, 2, 1, 3 - 1288expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Constant exposure to curated online personas can distort one's perception of reality.
2. Social media platforms have become an integral part of modern communication.
3. Mental health experts recommend setting screen-time limits to mitigate these effects.
4. This distortion often contributes to anxiety, low self-esteem, and feelings of inadequacy.A1-2-4-3B2-4-1-3C3-1-4-2D2-1-4-3 - 1289expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence:
1. The audit team reviewed all financial transactions for irregularities.
2. Discrepancies were identified and reported to the management.
3. An external audit of the organisation was commissioned.
4. Corrective measures were subsequently implemented.A1-2-3-4B3-1-2-4C2-1-4-3D3-2-1-4 - 1290expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful sequence:
1. The Renaissance marked a revival of classical learning.
2. Artists focused on realism and human emotion.
3. Patronage from wealthy families fueled cultural output.
4. This period reshaped Europe's intellectual landscape.A3-1-2-4B1-2-3-4C2-3-1-4D1-3-2-4 - 1291expand_moreSelect the correct order of sentences to form a meaningful paragraph:
1 – Finally, insights derived from this analysis are used to develop a communication strategy.
2 – Once engagement data is collected, it is quantified and tracked as demographic data via dashboards.
3 – Engagement data is the foundation of modern marketing analytics.
4 – With data available, analysts then classify users by age and behaviour.
Which sequence correctly orders the sentences?A3, 2, 4, 1B2, 4, 1, 3C4, 2, 1, 3D1, 3, 2, 4 - 1292expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. The fast-growing spread of misleading and false content on social media poses a serious threat to healthy public discussion.
2. This approach involves carefully checking claims, evidence, and sources to judge how accurate a statement really is.
3. This trend can weaken people's trust in journalism and damage informed choices in a democratic setup.
4. Therefore, professional fact-checking bodies have become an important shield against the rise of fabricated narratives.A2, 1, 4, 3B3, 1, 2, 4C1, 3, 4, 2D1, 4, 2, 3 - 1293expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in logical sequence:
1. Crop rotation constitutes a sustainable agronomic methodology.
2. It entails sequential cultivation of heterogeneous crops upon identical parcels of land.
3. This practice mitigates nutrient depletion and curtails soil erosion.
4. It simultaneously diminishes reliance on synthetic fertilizers.A1-2-3-4B2-1-3-4C1-3-2-4D2-3-1-4 - 1294expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence:
1. Photosynthesis converts sunlight into chemical energy stored in glucose.
2. Plants absorb carbon dioxide and water to carry out this reaction.
3. This process is fundamental to almost all life on Earth.
4. The oxygen released as a byproduct sustains aerobic organisms.A1-2-4-3B2-3-1-4C3-1-2-4D1-3-2-4 - 1295expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. The fast-growing spread of misleading and false content on social media poses a serious threat to healthy public discussion.
2. This approach involves carefully checking claims, evidence, and sources to judge how accurate a statement really is.
3. This trend can weaken people’s trust in journalism and damage informed choices in a democratic setup.
4. Therefore, professional fact-checking bodies have become an important shield against the rise of fabricated narratives.A2, 1, 4, 3B3, 1, 2, 4C1, 3, 4, 2D1, 4, 2, 3 - 1296expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Consequently, ethical guidelines must evolve alongside technological innovation.
2. Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming multiple industries.
3. However, its deployment raises complex moral and regulatory concerns.
4. Policymakers must balance innovation with accountability.A2-3-4-1B2-1-3-4C3-2-1-4D4-3-2-1 - 1297expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. It is an organised and unbiased inquiry carried out to uncover new information or verify what is already known.
2. Research forms the backbone of progress in academics as well as science.
3. This may be theoretical in nature to expand understanding, or applied to address a real-world issue.
4. The outcomes are then recorded and evaluated through peer review to ensure reliability and authenticity.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 4, 3C4, 3, 2, 1D3, 4, 1, 2 - 1298expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Digital privacy law emerged to protect individuals from unconsented data collection.
2. Early internet frameworks gave little thought to personal data as a legal asset.
3. Landmark regulations such as GDPR have since imposed strict obligations on data processors.
4. Enforcement challenges persist as technologies evolve faster than legislative responses.A2-1-3-4B1-3-4-2C3-1-2-4D4-2-3-1 - 1299expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. One major approach is to broaden energy options by shifting from fossil fuels to renewable sources like solar, wind, and geothermal energy.
2. To reduce the most damaging consequences of climate change, nations must significantly cut dependence on carbon-heavy energy production.
3. This transition not only lowers greenhouse gas emissions but also enhances air quality and generates fresh economic prospects.
4. Moreover, measures that increase energy efficiency in buildings and transport can further reduce total energy usage.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C4, 1, 2, 3D2, 3, 1, 4 - 1300expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Strategies such as green roofing, urban forestry, and reflective pavements have been proposed to counteract this warming effect.
2. The urban heat island effect describes the phenomenon whereby cities experience significantly higher temperatures than surrounding rural areas.
3. This thermal disparity arises primarily from the concentration of heat-absorbing surfaces like asphalt and concrete, coupled with reduced vegetation.
4. Without targeted intervention, escalating urban temperatures are projected to worsen public health outcomes and increase energy consumption.A1, 3, 4, 2B3, 2, 1, 4C2, 3, 1, 4D4, 1, 2, 3 - 1301expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Marine ecosystems are sensitive to temperature shifts.
2. Coral bleaching is one visible consequence.
3. Rising ocean temperatures disrupt symbiotic algae.
4. This affects reef biodiversity and fisheries.A3-2-1-4B2-3-1-4C1-3-2-4D1-2-4-3 - 1302expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This is why it is widely used for tasks such as spam detection, speech recognition, and disease prediction.
2. Data science involves extracting useful insights from data using statistical methods and computational tools.
3. By examining large datasets, it uncovers hidden trends and supports better decision-making.
4. Rather than relying on guesses, analysts work with evidence drawn from real-world data.A2, 4, 3, 1B4, 3, 2, 1C3, 4, 2, 1D2, 3, 4, 1 - 1303expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. It is a process that involves systematic and objective examination of a subject to uncover new facts or verify existing ones.
2. Research serves as a fundamental pillar of academic and scientific advancement.
3. This may be either theoretical, intended to broaden knowledge, or applied, designed to address a practical problem.
4. The results of this investigation are then recorded and peer-reviewed to ensure validity and credibility.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 4, 3C4, 3, 2, 1D3, 4, 1, 2 - 1304expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This sequence is important because it ensures reliability and repeatability in scientific outcomes.
2. Scientific inquiry begins by framing a testable hypothesis from an observation or question.
3. The information from these experiments is then evaluated to draw conclusions about the hypothesis.
4. Next, a controlled experiment is planned and conducted to gather evidence.A2, 4, 3, 1B4, 3, 2, 1C1, 2, 4, 3D3, 1, 4, 2 - 1305expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Consequently, effective communication depends on more than merely the words we speak.
2. Non-verbal signals, such as tone, facial expressions, and gestures, may communicate more than the spoken message itself.
3. Communication is a multifaceted process that involves sharing information, ideas, and emotions between people.
4. Often, it is these subtle cues that reveal how a message is truly meant or received.A3, 2, 1, 4B2, 4, 1, 3C1, 4, 3, 2D3, 4, 2, 1 - 1306expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. It involves a careful and unbiased study of a topic to discover new information or verify what is already known.
2. Research plays a crucial role in academic and scientific development.
3. It may be theoretical, aiming to expand understanding, or applied, seeking solutions to practical issues.
4. The results are then recorded and reviewed by experts to confirm accuracy and reliability.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 4, 3C4, 3, 2, 1D3, 4, 1, 2 - 1307expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. A core concept in this paradigm is the “class,” which serves as a template for creating objects.
2. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a paradigm built around “objects,” which contain data as well as methods.
3. This enables a developer to define the structure and behavior of programs in an object-based manner.
4. A key benefit is that it mirrors real-world entities, making large systems easier to maintain and debug.A2, 1, 3, 4B4, 3, 2, 1C3, 1, 4, 2D1, 2, 3, 4 - 1308expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. These solutions reduce waste by keeping materials in use for as long as possible.
2. As resources become scarce, industries are increasingly shifting toward a circular economy model.
3. This approach emphasizes reuse, repair, and recycling instead of disposal.
4. Therefore, circular strategies are viewed as essential for sustainable growth.A1, 3, 2, 4B2, 3, 1, 4C3, 2, 1, 4D2, 1, 3, 4 - 1309expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Regulatory agencies then conduct independent reviews before granting approval for widespread public use.
2. The development of a vaccine typically begins with extensive laboratory research to identify a suitable antigen.
3. Clinical trials across three phases are subsequently conducted to assess the vaccine’s safety, efficacy, and optimal dosage.
4. Post-approval surveillance continues to monitor for any long-term adverse effects within the broader population.A2-1-3-4B2-3-1-4C3-2-4-1D1-2-3-4 - 1310expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. It is an organised and unbiased inquiry carried out to uncover new information or verify what is already known.
2. Research forms the backbone of progress in academics as well as science.
3. This may be theoretical in nature to expand understanding, or applied to address a real-world issue.
4. The outcomes are then recorded and evaluated through peer review to ensure reliability and authenticity.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 4, 3C4, 3, 2, 1D3, 4, 1, 2 - 1311expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Such stories frequently examine the moral and societal impact of technological progress, from AI to genetic modification.
2. Science fiction is a form of speculative writing that commonly presents imaginative ideas related to future science and technology.
3. As a result, it becomes a strong medium for social critique and for forecasting upcoming problems and dilemmas.
4. Though it entertains readers, the genre offers more than simple escapism.A2, 4, 1, 3B1, 3, 2, 4C4, 1, 3, 2D2, 1, 4, 3 - 1312expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This shift has transformed how businesses interact with customers.
2. The rapid growth of digital payment platforms has redefined commerce.
3. Consumers now expect seamless and contactless transactions.
4. Companies have adapted by investing heavily in cybersecurity and data analytics.A2, 1, 3, 4B3, 2, 1, 4C2, 3, 1, 4D4, 3, 2, 1 - 1313expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Regular reading strengthens vocabulary, analytical thinking, and empathy.
2. Despite the rise of digital media, the habit of reading remains indispensable.
3. Reading literary fiction, in particular, has been shown to enhance theory of mind.
4. Cultivating a reading culture therefore demands deliberate effort from both educators and policymakers.A2-1-3-4B3-1-4-2C1-3-2-4D4-2-1-3 - 1314expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. The preliminary findings were subjected to peer review.
2. Data was collected through structured field surveys.
3. The finalized report was then disseminated to stakeholders.
4. Statistical tools were employed to analyze the responses.A2-4-1-3B2-1-4-3C4-2-1-3D1-2-4-3 - 1315expand_moreRearrange the sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. This divide risks entrenching existing socioeconomic inequalities further.
2. Digital literacy has become an indispensable competency in the modern knowledge economy.
3. Bridging this gap requires coordinated investment in education and accessible infrastructure.
4. Yet a significant proportion of the global population remains without adequate access to digital tools.A2-1-4-3B1-3-2-4C2-4-1-3D4-2-1-3 - 1316expand_moreRearrange the following sentences in the correct order to make a logical sequence.
1. Its vibrant ecosystems support unique flora and fauna.
2. The Amazon rainforest is a global treasure.
3. Deforestation, however, poses a significant threat to its survival.
4. Protecting it is vital for global biodiversity.A2-4-1-3B3-1-2-4C2-1-3-4D4-3-2-1 - 1317expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. These variables include ocean currents, atmospheric pressure, and solar radiation.
2. Changes in global weather patterns occur due to the interaction of several natural and human-induced factors.
3. Among human influences, the release of greenhouse gases plays a dominant role.
4. Collectively, these aspects influence the Earth’s climate system and average temperature.A2, 1, 4, 3B1, 2, 3, 4C3, 4, 1, 2D4, 2, 3, 1 - 1318expand_moreArrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Shifting from fossil fuels to renewables
2. cutting dependence on high-carbon energy to reduce climate change impacts
3. This transition explains its benefits
4. In addition, an extra measure beyond the transition
Choose the correct order:A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C3, 1, 2, 4D2, 3, 1, 4 - 1319expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. Artificial intelligence is a branch of computer science concerned with developing systems capable of simulating human cognitive functions.
2. This capability is typically realized by training machine learning models on extensive datasets to identify patterns and generate predictions.
3. Through such training, these systems progressively refine their performance across diverse practical applications.
4. These applications range from autonomous vehicles to clinical decision-support systems.A1-2-3-4B2-1-3-4C1-3-2-4D2-3-1-4 - 1320expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This helps teams track changes and collaborate without overwriting each other’s work.
2. Version control systems are tools that manage code modifications over time.
3. A widely used example is Git, which stores snapshots of a project in repositories.
4. As a result, software development becomes more organized and reliable.A2, 1, 3, 4B3, 2, 1, 4C2, 3, 4, 1D1, 2, 3, 4 - 1321expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful sequence:
1. Scientists had long theorized the existence of gravitational waves.
2. Their detection confirmed a major prediction of Einstein's theory.
3. They were eventually observed by LIGO in 2015.
4. The event opened new avenues in astrophysics.A1-3-2-4B2-3-1-4C3-2-4-1D4-1-3-2 - 1322expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. This method, often called evaporation, plays a key role in the water cycle and helps regulate climate.
2. Water bodies such as rivers, lakes, and oceans constantly release moisture into the air.
3. The sun’s heat provides the energy needed for water to change into vapour.
4. It starts when sunlight warms the surface, causing water molecules to rise into the atmosphere.A1, 4, 3, 2B2, 1, 4, 3C4, 3, 2, 1D2, 4, 3, 1 - 1323expand_moreRearrange the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
1. The most prevalent of these is the peer review process, where a manuscript is evaluated by other experts in the same field.
2. The integrity of scientific publications is upheld by a series of rigorous checks and balances.
3. The goal of this process is to validate the methodology, findings, and conclusions of the research before it is made public.
4. This external scrutiny helps to ensure that only high-quality, credible research is disseminated to the scientific community.A2, 1, 3, 4B1, 2, 3, 4C3, 4, 1, 2D4, 3, 2, 1
General Awareness
1350 questions- 1expand_moreUnder which section of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) are acts threatening sovereignty covered, replacing the concept of sedition?ASection 150BSection 302CSection 420DSection 124A
- 2expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. The Finance Commission is a constitutional body.
2. Its recommendations are legally binding on the government.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 3expand_moreWhich Article of the Indian Constitution provides for the establishment of the Inter-State Council to facilitate coordination between the Union and the States?AArticle 263BArticle 280CArticle 312DArticle 356
- 4expand_moreAt the commencement of the Indian Constitution, how many languages were listed in the Eighth Schedule?A22B18C16D14
- 5expand_moreWhat does Article 269 of the Indian Constitution primarily deal with?ATaxes levied and collected by the Union and distributed between Union and StatesBTaxes levied by States but collected by the UnionCDistribution of GST between Centre and StatesDGrants-in-aid to States
- 6expand_moreArticle 249 empowers Parliament to legislate on State List when:APresident declares emergencyBRajya Sabha passes a resolutionCSupreme Court ordersDGovernors agree
- 7expand_moreWhich of the following is/are correct about the 106th Constitutional Amendment of India? (I) It introduced Articles 330A and 332A. (II) It amended Article 239AA for Delhi Legislative Assembly. (III) It provides 33% reservation for women in Lok Sabha and State Assemblies.AOnly IBOnly II and IIICOnly I and IIIDAll of the above
- 8expand_moreUnder which Article of the Indian Constitution is President’s Rule in a State proclaimed?A352B356C360D371
- 9expand_moreUnder which constitutional provision can the President of India assume legislative authority for a state?AArticle three hundred fifty-sixBDissolution of the Lok SabhaCRecommendation of the Prime MinisterDDirection of the Supreme Court
- 10expand_moreWhich statement correctly reflects Article 200 regarding state bills?AGovernor must always assent to bills.BGovernor can reserve a bill for the President.CBills cannot be returned to the legislature.DPresident has no role in state legislation.
- 11expand_moreWho is responsible for presiding over a joint sitting of Parliament in India?APresidentBVice PresidentCSpeaker of Lok SabhaDChief Justice of India
- 12expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. The Finance Commission is a constitutional body.
2. Its recommendations are legally binding on the government.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 13expand_moreSchedule VII of the Indian Constitution lists:AElection proceduresBThree legislative listsCEmergency provisionsDJudicial rules
- 14expand_moreWhich Article of the Indian Constitution allows Parliament to legislate on a subject in the State List with the consent of States?AArticle 249BArticle 252CArticle 253DArticle 356
- 15expand_moreWhat does Article 269 of the Indian Constitution primarily deal with?ATaxes levied and collected by the Union and distributed between Union and StatesBTaxes levied by States but collected by the UnionCDistribution of GST between Centre and StatesDGrants-in-aid to States
- 16expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. Article 352 of the Indian Constitution deals with National Emergency.
2. A National Emergency can be proclaimed due to war, external aggression, or armed rebellion.
Which of the above is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 17expand_moreWhat is the main objective of the Right to Information Act, 2005?ATo regulate mediaBTo ensure transparency in governanceCTo control electionsDTo promote digital literacy
- 18expand_moreWith reference to a Money Bill in the Indian Parliament, consider the following statements:
1. The Speaker of the Lok Sabha certifies whether a bill is a Money Bill.
2. A Money Bill must be passed by both Houses of Parliament to become law.
3. The Rajya Sabha must return a Money Bill within 14 days.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB1 and 3 onlyC2 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 19expand_moreWhich Constitutional Amendment is known as the “Mini-Constitution”?A44th AmendmentB42nd AmendmentC73rd AmendmentD86th Amendment
- 20expand_moreConsider the following statements about the Fifth Schedule of the Indian Constitution:
1. It deals with the administration and control of Scheduled Areas and Scheduled Tribes.
2. The Governor of a state with Scheduled Areas can issue regulations to restrict land transfer from tribals to non- tribals.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 21expand_moreSchedule VII of the Indian Constitution deals with which of the following?AElection proceduresBThree legislative listsCEmergency provisionsDJudicial rules
- 22expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. The Inter-State Council was set up in 1990 on the recommendation of the Sarkaria Commission.
2. It is mentioned under Article 263 of the Constitution.
3. It has the authority to impose binding decisions on States.
Which of the above is/are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 23expand_moreRead the following two statements and choose the correct option.
1. India has a written Constitution.
2. India follows a parliamentary system.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 24expand_moreWhich statements about Article 270 are accurate?
1. It regulates tax distribution between the Union and States, covering GST proceeds.
2. Post-101st Amendment, it incorporates Union taxes and GST revenue sharing.
3. GST Compensation Cess distribution falls under Article 270.A1 and 3 onlyB1 onlyC1 and 2 onlyD2 and 3 only - 25expand_moreWhich Article of the Constitution deals with the appointment of the Prime Minister?AArticle 72BArticle 74CArticle 75DArticle 76
- 26expand_moreUnder the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, what is the maximum total period of police custody that can be granted to an accused?A60 daysB90 daysC24 hoursD15 days (initial, extendable)
- 27expand_moreA new All-India Service can be created by Parliament through a resolution passed in the:ALok SabhaBRajya SabhaCSupreme CourtDState Assemblies
- 28expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding Article 361 of the Indian Constitution :
1. The President of India is not answerable to any court for the exercise of official powers and duties.
2. No criminal proceedings can be instituted against the President during the term of office.
3. Civil proceedings can be initiated against the President during the term of office without prior notice.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 29expand_moreWhich Constitutional Amendment made it mandatory for States to establish Panchayati Raj Institutions as units of local self-governance?A42nd AmendmentB74th AmendmentC73rd AmendmentD44th Amendment
- 30expand_moreConsider the statements:
1. Ordinances are issued by the President.
2. They require parliamentary approval later.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 31expand_moreAnglo-Indian nomination in State Assemblies was terminated by:AGovernor's ongoing nomination powerB42nd AmendmentC104th AmendmentDProportional representation election
- 32expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are correct regarding the role of the Rajya Sabha in special legislative and emergency situations?
1. Under Article 249, a Rajya Sabha resolution allowing Parliament to legislate on State List subjects remains valid for one year.
2. The Parliament can extend a proclamation of President's Rule only with the concurrence of the Rajya Sabha.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 33expand_moreFill in the blanks: A Bill that deals with the "appointment or removal of a Governor" is treated in Parliament as an __________ Bill.AMoneyBOrdinaryCFinancial (Category I)DAppropriation
- 34expand_moreSchedule VII of the Indian Constitution lists:AElection proceduresBThree legislative listsCEmergency provisionsDJudicial rules
- 35expand_moreThe Concurrent List is mentioned in which Schedule of the Indian Constitution?AFifth ScheduleBSixth ScheduleCSeventh ScheduleDEighth Schedule
- 36expand_moreWhich Act of the British Parliament introduced a fourth member (a Law Member) to the Governor-General’s Executive Council?APitts India Act 1784BCharter Act 1813CCharter Act 1833DIndian Councils Act 1861
- 37expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding the Election Commission of India:
1. It is a constitutional body.
2. The Chief Election Commissioner is appointed by the President.
3. Its tenure is fixed at ten years.
Which of the above is/are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 38expand_moreUnder the Right to Information Act, information must generally be provided within:A15 daysB30 daysC45 daysD60 days
- 39expand_moreUnder which Governor-General was the first Factory Act of 1881 passed to improve labor conditions in India?ALord RiponBLord LyttonCLord MayoDLord Dufferin
- 40expand_moreHow are Money Bills treated in Parliament under the Constitution?ARajya Sabha has equal powersBRajya Sabha can only delay indefinitelyCRajya Sabha can make recommendations within 14 daysDRajya Sabha can reject Money Bills
- 41expand_moreThe Chief Minister of a state is appointed by:APresidentBGovernorCPrime MinisterDState Assembly
- 42expand_moreWhich administrative body was created under the Regulating Act of 1773 in Bengal?AIndian Civil ServiceBSupreme Court at CalcuttaCPrivy CouncilDBoard of Control
- 43expand_moreWith respect to Article 270 of the Constitution of India and the 101st Constitutional Amendment Act, 2016,
which of the following statements are correct?
1. Article 270 provides for distribution of net tax proceeds between Union and States.
2. After the 101st Amendment, GST is included in the divisible pool.
3. The GST Compensation Cess is distributed under Article 270.A1 and 3 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 2 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 44expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. The President can dissolve the Lok Sabha.
2. The Governor can recommend President's Rule in a state.
Which of the above is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 45expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. The President can dissolve the Lok Sabha.
2. The Governor can recommend President’s Rule in a state.
Which of the above is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 46expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. India has a written Constitution.
2. India follows a parliamentary system.
Which of the statements is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 47expand_moreAssertion (A) and Reason (R) provided. Choose correctly:
Assertion (A): UDAN Scheme boosts regional air links.
Reason (R): It offers viability gap funding to airlines.ABoth true, R explains ABBoth true, R does not explain ACA true, R falseDA false, R true - 48expand_morePanchayati Raj was constitutionalized by which Amendment?A61stB73rdC86thD44th
- 49expand_moreDuring a National Emergency (Article 352), the fundamental rights under Article 19 can be suspended by the:APresidentBParliamentCSupreme CourtDPrime Minister
- 50expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are correct?
1. The Vice-President of India is the ex-officio Chairman of Rajya Sabha.
2. He can vote in Rajya Sabha only in case of a tie.A1 onlyB2 onlyCBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 51expand_moreWhich Article of the Indian Constitution was amended by the 106th Amendment Act to provide 1/3rd reservation for women?AArticle 239AABArticle 330ACArticle 332ADAll of the above
- 52expand_moreWhich GovernorGeneral of India introduced the English Education Act of 1835?ALord William BentinckBLord WellesleyCLord DalhousieDLord Ripon
- 53expand_moreUnder Article 356, what is the consequence of the Proclamation of President's Rule in a state?AThe State High Court is dissolvedBThe Governor assumes the functions of the State GovernmentCThe Lok Sabha is dissolvedDCitizens lose all Fundamental Rights
- 54expand_moreFill in the blanks: Under Article 249, the Rajya Sabha can empower Parliament to legislate on subjects in the ______ List.AStateBUnionCConcurrentDResiduary
- 55expand_moreWhich statement correctly reflects Article 200 regarding state bills?AGovernor must always assent to bills.BGovernor can reserve a bill for the President.CBills cannot be returned to the legislature.DPresident has no role in state legislation.
- 56expand_moreWhich role was Aruna Asaf Ali known for in the Indian freedom movement?AShe was elected as India's first female judge.BShe hoisted the Indian flag during the Quit India Movement.CShe led a military regiment during the eighteen fifty-seven revolt.DShe participated in drafting the Constitution.
- 57expand_moreWhy did the British Parliament and Company authorities initially avoid abolishing Sati in India?AThey supported the practice as part of Indian traditionBThey feared religious backlash and wanted local judgmentCThey lacked legal authority to pass social legislationDThey believed only Hindu priests should make such decisions
- 58expand_moreThe parliamentary practice where demands for grants are put to vote after the discussion period expires is called ______.AGuillotine.BCut motions.CMotions.DPoint of order.
- 59expand_moreArrange the steps in the passage of an Ordinary Bill in Parliament:
A. Introduction in either House
B. Passage by both Houses
D. Consideration in the second House
C. President’s assentAA-B-D-CBA-D-B-CCB-A-D-CDD-A-B-C - 60expand_moreUnder the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, digital evidence is treated as:ASecondary evidence onlyBPrimary evidence if authenticatedCInvalid evidenceDOral testimony
- 61expand_moreRegarding the initial office and organizational structure of Indian Amateur Boxing Federation (IABF):
1) The first office of IABF was established at 62, Majestic Hotel in Bombay.
2) Bombay formed the core of the IABF at its inception, with most office-bearers from the city.
3) The inaugural meeting of the Federation was held at the Governor's Pavilion of the Cricket Club of India.
Which of these statements are correct?AOnly 1 and 2 are CorrectBOnly 2 and 3 are CorrectCOnly 1 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 are Correct - 62expand_moreThe Regulating Act of 1773 mainly aimed to:AEnd Company trade in IndiaBStrengthen parliamentary control over the CompanyCIntroduce local self-governmentDPromote Indian industries
- 63expand_moreAbrogation of Article 370's special status for Jammu and Kashmir occurred via:APresidential Order under Article 370(3)BParliamentary amendment under Article 368CPresidential OrdinanceDArticle 356 Order
- 64expand_moreWhat was a key administrative outcome of the Regulating Act of 1773?AComplete end of Company ruleBCreation of the office of Governor-General of BengalCTransfer of power to Indian rulersDIntroduction of separate electorates
- 65expand_moreArticle 356 of the Constitution deals with:AGoods and Services TaxBPresident’s Rule in statesCFundamental RightsDElection of President
- 66expand_moreAs per Article 368, the Constitution of India can be amended by:ASimple majorityBTwo-thirds majority in ParliamentCUnanimous vote of statesDPresident's ordinance
- 67expand_moreThe Pitt’s India Act of 1784 was significant because it:AEstablished the Supreme Court in Calcutta.BDistinguished between the commercial and political functions of the Company.CEnded the Company's monopoly over tea trade.DIntroduced the Portfolio system.
- 68expand_moreWhich of the following best describes the constitutional status of the Finance Commission of India ?AIt functions as a permanent body with continuous existence.BIt is constituted periodically by the President to make recommendations on fiscal distribution.CIt has the power to levy and collect taxes on behalf of states.DIt is a statutory body created by an Act of Parliament.
- 69expand_moreFill in the blank: The Supreme Court of India commenced its functioning in the year _____.A1949B1950C1952D1956
- 70expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. Article 246A gives concurrent powers to Parliament and State Legislatures to make laws on GST.
2. Parliament has exclusive power to make laws on inter-state supply of goods and services.
3. GST has replaced all indirect taxes levied by the States.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 71expand_moreWhich of the following is NOT a Fundamental Duty as per the 42nd Amendment?ATo safeguard public propertyBTo protect the natural environmentCTo pay taxes on timeDTo abide by the Constitution
- 72expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. The President can grant pardon under Article 72.
2. The Governor can grant pardon under Article 161.
Which of the above is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 73expand_moreWhich article of the Indian Constitution states that the Prime Minister shall be appointed by the President and other Ministers shall be appointed by the President on the advice of the Prime Minister? (Context from solution: Article 75)AArticle 72BArticle 74CArticle 75DArticle 76
- 74expand_moreWhich of the following is NOT a Fundamental Duty as per the 42nd Amendment?ATo safeguard public propertyBTo protect the natural environmentCTo pay taxes on timeDTo abide by the Constitution
- 75expand_moreWho was the Governor-General of India during the Revolt of 1857?ALord DalhousieBLord CanningCLord CurzonDLord Bentinck
- 76expand_moreThe Chief Minister of a state is appointed by:APresidentBGovernorCPrime MinisterDState Assembly
- 77expand_moreUnder the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), the crime of 'Sedition' has been replaced by:ASection 150 (Acts endangering sovereignty, unity and integrity of India)BSection 302CSection 377DSection 420
- 78expand_moreFill in the blank: The Vice-Chairperson of the NITI Aayog is appointed by the ________ of India.APrime MinisterBPresidentCChief JusticeDParliament
- 79expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. The Supreme Court can transfer cases between High Courts.
2. Article 139A empowers the Supreme Court in this regard.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 80expand_moreWhat is the primary purpose of Article 262 of the Indian Constitution?ATo empower Parliament to provide for the adjudication of inter-State river water disputesBTo authorize the President to impose President’s Rule in StatesCTo establish the Inter-State Council for policy coordinationDTo regulate trade and commerce within the territory of India
- 81expand_moreWith reference to the constitutional remedies under the Indian Constitution, consider the following statements:
1. The right guaranteed under Article 32 itself forms a Fundamental Right.
2. Article 226 empowers High Courts to issue writs only for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights.
3. The jurisdiction of High Courts under Article 226 is wider than that of the Supreme Court under Article 32.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?A1 and 3 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 82expand_moreArticle 263 of the Indian Constitution relates to:AEmergency provisionsBInter-State CouncilCFinance CommissionDElection Commission
- 83expand_moreFundamental Duties were added to the Indian Constitution by:A42nd AmendmentB44th AmendmentC52nd AmendmentD61st Amendment
- 84expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. Article 263 of the Constitution provides for the establishment of an Inter-State Council.
2. The Inter-State Council is a permanent constitutional body.
3. It can discuss subjects of common interest between states and the Centre.
Which of the above is/are correct?A1 and 3 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 2 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 85expand_moreWhich of the following statements regarding financial provisions under the Indian Constitution is/are correct?
1. The Public Account of India is mentioned under Article 266 of the Constitution.
2. Money can be withdrawn from the Consolidated Fund of India without parliamentary approval.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 86expand_moreArrange the steps in the passage of an Ordinary Bill in Parliament:
A. Introduction in either House
B. Passage by both Houses
D. Consideration in the second House
C. President's assentAA-B-D-CBA-D-B-CCB-A-D-CDD-A-B-C - 87expand_moreWhich of the following is a fundamental duty under Article 51A of the Indian Constitution?ATo provide free legal aidBTo protect and improve the natural environmentCTo organize village panchayatsDTo separate the judiciary from the executive
- 88expand_moreFill in the blanks: In the State Legislature, a _______ can be introduced only with the prior recommendation of the Governor.AOrdinary BillBMoney BillCConstitutional Amendment BillDPrivate Member's Bill
- 89expand_moreWhich Fundamental Right ensures equality before law?ARight to FreedomBRight to EqualityCRight to ReligionDCultural Rights
- 90expand_moreWho is the 20th governor of Uttar Pradesh since 2019?AAnandiben PatelBSatya Pal MalikCRam Naresh YadavDRajendra Vishwanath Arlekar
- 91expand_moreThe National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC) is provided constitutional status under which Article of the Indian Constitution?AArticle 338BArticle 338ACArticle 338BDArticle 340
- 92expand_moreAs per Article 368, the Constitution of India can be amended by:ASimple majorityBTwo-thirds majority in ParliamentCUnanimous vote of statesDPresident’s ordinance
- 93expand_moreThe Uniform Civil Code (UCC) primarily aims to:AReplace criminal lawsBAbolish parliamentary democracyCEstablish uniform laws on civil matters like marriage, divorce, inheritanceDRegulate foreign trade
- 94expand_morePer Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), the total permissible police custody duration, including periodic extensions by a magistrate, is:A30 daysB60 daysC90 daysD15 days (initial, extendable)
- 95expand_moreThe Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution originally contained how many languages?A14B18C22D15
- 96expand_moreWhich Article of the Indian Constitution allows Parliament to legislate on a subject in the State List with the consent of States?AArticle 249BArticle 252CArticle 253DArticle 356
- 97expand_moreWith reference to a Money Bill in the Indian Parliament, consider the following statements:
1. The Speaker of the Lok Sabha certifies whether a bill is a Money Bill.
2. A Money Bill must be passed by both Houses of Parliament to become law.
3. The Rajya Sabha must return a Money Bill within 14 days.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB1 and 3 onlyC2 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 98expand_moreWhat does Article 356 empower the President to do, and what are its constitutional safeguards?ADissolve Parliament; no further approval requiredBDismiss State government; needs approval within two monthsCDeclare Financial Emergency; approval by Rajya SabhaDSuspend Fundamental Rights; needs Supreme Court approval
- 99expand_moreWhich Constitutional Amendment introduced the Goods and Services Tax (GST)?A101st AmendmentB97th AmendmentC86th AmendmentD44th Amendment
- 100expand_moreWhich commission recommended reforms in Centre-State financial relations?AFinance CommissionBSarkaria CommissionCPlanning CommissionDElection Commission
- 101expand_moreWhich Article of the Indian Constitution was amended by the 106th Amendment Act to provide 1/3rd reservation for women?AArticle 239AABArticle 330ACArticle 332ADAll of the above
- 102expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding the Election Commission of India:
1. It is a constitutional body.
2. The Chief Election Commissioner is appointed by the President.
3. Its tenure is fixed at ten years.
Which of the above is/are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 103expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. Article 352 of the Indian Constitution deals with National Emergency.
2. A National Emergency can be proclaimed due to war, external aggression, or armed rebellion.
Which of the above is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 104expand_moreJudicial review in India is derived from:AUK ConstitutionBUSA ConstitutionCFrench ConstitutionDCanadian Constitution
- 105expand_moreWhich description correctly states the legal and institutional basis of Special Category State status in India?AIt is a constitutional provision granted under Article two seventy-five.BIt is defined in the Constitution and recommended by the Inter-State Council.CIt is not mentioned in the Constitution and was granted by the National Development Council.DIt is conferred by the Finance Commission under Article two eighty.
- 106expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. Article 136 empowers the Supreme Court to grant Special Leave to Appeal from any court or tribunal in India.
2. Article 136 applies automatically to all military court (court-martial) decisions without exception.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 107expand_moreAssertion (A): The first nationwide census in independent India was conducted in 1951.
Reason (R): Census operations are held every ten years in India.ABoth A and R are true, and R explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 108expand_moreIn the book Fraternity: Constitutional Norm and Human Need, what is the central theme explored by the author?AThe economic inequality caused by globalizationBThe legal history of the Indian ConstitutionCThe idea of fraternity as a binding force in democracyDThe role of federalism in India's political system
- 109expand_moreWho was the Governor-General of India during the Revolt of 1857?ALord DalhousieBLord CanningCLord CurzonDLord Bentinck
- 110expand_moreThe provision for the appointment of a Governor for each state appears in which Article of the Indian Constitution?A153B163C165D169
- 111expand_moreWhich Fundamental Right ensures equality before law?ARight to FreedomBRight to EqualityCRight to ReligionDCultural Rights
- 112expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are correct regarding the legislative powers of Parliament in India?
1. Parliament can legislate on any matter in the State List if the Rajya Sabha passes a resolution in the national interest.
2. Parliament has the exclusive power to make any law with respect to any matter not enumerated in the Concurrent List or State List.AStatement 1 is CorrectBStatement 2 is CorrectCStatement 1 and 2 are CorrectDNeither 1 nor 2 are Correct - 113expand_moreRead the below statements marked as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Mark the correct options:
Assertion (A): President is the formal head of executive.
Reason (R): Executive actions are taken in his/her name.ABoth true, R explains ABBoth true, R not explanationCA true, R falseDA false, R true - 114expand_moreWhich feature of the Indian Constitution was inspired by the Irish Constitution?AFundamental DutiesBDirective PrinciplesCFederal CourtDSeparate electorates
- 115expand_moreWhich of the following correctly describes the distribution of GST Compensation Cess?AIt is distributed among states as per Article 270BIt is governed by the GST (Compensation to States) Act, 2017CIt is distributed as per Article 269A dealing with inter-State GSTDIt is collected and retained by the Central Government
- 116expand_moreWhich Article of the Constitution deals with the appointment of the Prime Minister?AArticle 72BArticle 74CArticle 75DArticle 76
- 117expand_moreThe Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution originally contained how many languages?A14B18C22D15
- 118expand_moreA new All-India Service can be created by Parliament through a resolution passed in the:ALok SabhaBRajya SabhaCSupreme CourtDState Assemblies
- 119expand_moreWhich statements are correct?
1. The Home Ministry handles internal security.
2. Cabinet Ministers hold office at President’s pleasure.
3. A minister has a fixed constitutional tenure.A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 120expand_moreWhich of the following is a fundamental duty under Article 51A of the Indian Constitution?ATo provide free legal aidBTo protect and improve the natural environmentCTo organize village panchayatsDTo separate the judiciary from the executive
- 121expand_moreUnder which Article can the President promulgate Ordinances when Parliament is not in session, and how long do these last?AArticle 123; until Parliament reconvenes or 6 weeks thereafterBArticle 213; until next session of state legislatureCArticle 356; during emergencyDArticle 352; during national emergency
- 122expand_moreApproval by both Houses of Parliament for a National Emergency Proclamation is needed within:A1 monthB3 monthsC6 monthsD9 months
- 123expand_morePradhan Mantri Kisan Maandhan Yojana (PM-KMY) enrollment is open to farmers aged:A18–30 yearsB18–40 yearsC21–45 yearsD25–50 years
- 124expand_moreWhich of the following Harappan sites is known for a unique water harnessing system and storm-water drainage?ALothalBDholaviraCKalibanganDBanawali
- 125expand_moreConsider the following statements about Mathura school of art beyond sculptures:
1. Terracotta female figurines with elaborate ornaments were widely produced.
2. Decorated railings with narrative panels were found at ancient shrines.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 126expand_moreWhich ruler established a highly centralized administrative system in ancient India, with direct control over revenue, military, judiciary, and espionage?AHarshavardhanaBSamudraguptaCPulakeshin IIDChandragupta Maurya
- 127expand_moreArrange the following ancient sites in chronological order based on the development of temple architecture:
A. Ellora
B. Ajanta
C. BadamiAB-C-ABC-A-BCB-A-CDA-B-C - 128expand_moreThe Dandi March was started by Gandhi on:A12 March 1930B12 April 1930C6 April 1930D12 March 1931
- 129expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Mahamatya during Mauryan administration is correct?AHe was the chief priest of the kingdomBHe acted as a high-ranking civil administrator assisting the kingCHe was responsible only for military trainingDHe managed temple rituals and donations
- 130expand_moreWhich among the following is NOT true about the Harappan culture?AThey worshipped a male deity called PashupatiBWomen wore ornaments made of gold, silver, copper, and bronzeCThere is clear evidence for the practice of SatiDWheat and barley were the main crops grown
- 131expand_moreWho presided over the Indian National Congress session held at Karachi in 1931?AVallabhbhai PatelBJawaharlal NehruCSubhas Chandra BoseDRajendra Prasad
- 132expand_moreRead the following Assertion (A) and Reason (R) carefully and choose the correct option:
Assertion (A): India adopted economic liberalisation in 1991.
Reason (R): This was done to integrate the Indian economy with the global market.ABoth A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 133expand_moreWho is the author of the famous book "Hind Swaraj"?ABal Gangadhar TilakBMahatma GandhiCJawaharlal NehruDSardar Patel
- 134expand_moreWhich Harappan site is known for its advanced water management system with large stone reservoirs?ALothalBKalibanganCDholaviraDMohenjo-daro
- 135expand_moreWhich ISRO centre is primarily responsible for propulsion systems and liquid stages for launch vehicles?ASatish Dhawan Space CentreBLiquid Propulsion Systems CentreCNational Remote Sensing CentreDISRO Telemetry, Tracking and Command Network
- 136expand_moreThe Curzon Line was proposed as the eastern boundary between which two countries?AGermany and FranceBPoland and RussiaCAustria and HungaryDUkraine and Romania
- 137expand_moreEntry of MNCs is linked with:ALiberalisationBNationalisationCSwadeshiDProtectionism
- 138expand_moreWhat is the central theme of Aravind Adiga’s novel “The White Tiger”, which won the Booker Prize?AIndia’s freedom struggleBRural–urban divide and social inequalityCIndia–China relationsDHistorical trade routes
- 139expand_moreWhich of the following best describes the book “The Discovery of India” by Jawaharlal Nehru?AAutobiography focused on prison lifeBAnalysis of India’s history and cultureCCollection of political speechesDFictional account of freedom struggle
- 140expand_moreLiberalisation refers to:AIncreased government controlBReduction of trade barriersCNationalisationDCurrency demonetisation
- 141expand_moreWhich statement best describes the contribution of Kabir to Indian literature?APromoted ritualistic worshipBCriticized social inequalities through versesCWrote only court poetryDComposed epics in Sanskrit
- 142expand_moreRead the statements below labeled as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Select the appropriate option:
Assertion (A): Humayun's Tomb marked the first significant Mughal garden tomb and served as a direct model for the Taj Mahal's architecture.
Reason (R): It pioneered the charbagh garden design and double-domed structure typical of subsequent Mughal tombs.ABoth A and R are true, and R correctly explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 143expand_moreWhich of the following best describes the book 'The Discovery of India' by Jawaharlal Nehru?AAutobiography focused on prison lifeBAnalysis of India's history and cultureCCollection of political speechesDFictional account of freedom struggle
- 144expand_moreWhich dynasty is credited with early fortifications around the Delhi region before the Sultanate period?AParamarasBChahamanasCTomarasDPalas
- 145expand_moreWhich of the following pairs is correctly matched with Mauryan pillar locations?AVaishali – BiharBDhauli – RajasthanCRampurva – Uttar PradeshDAmaravati – Karnataka
- 146expand_moreConsider the following:
Assertion (A): Humayun's Tomb was the first major Mughal garden tomb and served as the architectural prototype for the Taj Mahal.
Reason (R): The charbagh layout and double-dome structure of Humayun's Tomb explain its influence on later Mughal tombs.
Which of the following is correct?ABoth A and R are true, and R correctly explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not correctly explain ACA true, R falseDA false, R true - 147expand_moreWho authored 'Hind Swaraj', which presents a critique of modern civilization and advocates self-rule based on moral and ethical values?ABal Gangadhar TilakBMahatma GandhiCJawaharlal NehruDGopal Krishna Gokhale
- 148expand_moreWhich is NOT a feature of globalization?AFree flow of capitalBTrade liberalisationCStrict import quotasDTechnological diffusion
- 149expand_moreWhat does "P" in LPG reforms stand for?APlanningBPrivatisationCProductionDPoverty
- 150expand_moreThe Simon Commission, appointed in 1927, was boycotted by the Indian National Congress because:AIt recommended the immediate granting of full independence to IndiaBIt proposed the complete abolition of separate electoratesCIt did not include any Indian membersDIt advocated for the continuation of dyarchy in the province
- 151expand_moreAssertion (A): One objective of liberalisation was to remove barriers to entry and growth of firms.
Reason (R): The license raj restricted entrepreneurial freedom and market competition.ABoth A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 152expand_moreWho founded the Prarthana Samaj?AAtmaram PandurangBJyotiba PhuleCSwami Dayanand SaraswatiDHenry Vivian Derozio
- 153expand_moreWho became the first Viceroy of India after the Crown took control following the Revolt of 1857?AWarren HastingsBLord MountbattenCLord CanningDLord Dalhousie
- 154expand_moreWho inaugurated India's first metro rail service in Kolkata?ARajiv GandhiBIndira GandhiCJyoti BasuDP.V. Narasimha Rao
- 155expand_moreAssertion (A): The Kailashnath Temple at Ellora is a monolithic structure.
Reason (R): It was carved out of a single rock from top to bottom.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 156expand_moreWhat is the primary focus of the book 'Poverty and Un-British Rule in India' by Dadabhai Naoroji?AHistory of Indian social reformsBThe 'Drain of Wealth' from India to BritainCA biography of Mughal emperorsDA guide to the Indian Freedom Struggle
- 157expand_moreThe Pitt's India Act of 1784 is best known for which of the following features?AEstablished the Supreme Court in IndiaBEnded the Company's tea trade monopolyCDistinguished between the commercial and political functions of the CompanyDGranted Indians representation in governance
- 158expand_moreGlacier monitoring in the Himalayas is prominently conducted by:AGeological Survey of IndiaBSurvey of IndiaCBotanical Survey of IndiaDNational Atlas Organisation
- 159expand_moreWhat is the central theme of Salman Rushdie’s novel “Midnight’s Children”, which won the Booker Prize?AIndia’s freedom struggle and post-independence historyBIndo-Persian trade relationsCA political thriller set in DelhiDA romantic tale in colonial India
- 160expand_more‘Marginal utility’ refers to:ATotal satisfaction from consumptionBAdditional satisfaction from one more unitCCost of productionDRevenue earned
- 161expand_moreThe Regulating Act of 1773 mainly reformed the East India Company's administration in which two key domains?AJudicial processes and revenue systemsBMilitary tactics and commercial policiesCHome-country governance and Indian territorial authorityDTies with princely states and international diplomacy
- 162expand_moreWhich description fits The Adventures of Kakababu, Volume 1 by Sunil Gangopadhyaya?
1. A groundbreaking Bengali adventure series starring detective Kakababu, blending mystery and cultural motifs.
2. A satirical critique of governance in independent India.
3. An autobiographical account of the author’s involvement in Bengal’s freedom struggle.AOnly 1BOnly 2C2 and 3D1, 2, and 3 - 163expand_moreThe Battle of Wandiwash (1760) was fought between which two powers?ABritish and DutchBBritish and FrenchCFrench and PortugueseDBritish and Marathas
- 164expand_moreFDI is a part of which reform pillar?ALiberalisationBPrivatisationCGlobalisationDNationalisation
- 165expand_moreWhich ancient Indian ruler's governance was characterized by a strongly centralized administrative framework?AHarshavardhanaBSamudraguptaCChandragupta MauryaDPulakeshin II
- 166expand_moreWhy is Matangini Hazra remembered in Indian history?AFor writing a famous bookBFor being a queenCFor her bravery in the freedom struggleDFor winning a legal case
- 167expand_moreUnder Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP), how many diseases are covered for free immunization nationally and sub-nationally?A5B7C9D12
- 168expand_moreThe Regulating Act of 1773 brought the East India Company under Parliamentary supervision and restructured administration in India. Which of the following best describes the key objective of this Act?
(A) It aimed to curb company misrule and establish a framework of dual control (Company + Crown).
(R) It primarily focused on expanding British territories in India.ABoth A and R are true, and R correctly explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not correctly explain ACHome-country governance and Indian territorial authorityDOnly R is true - 169expand_moreWhich statements about Article 270 are accurate?
1. It regulates tax distribution between the Union and States, covering GST proceeds.
2. Post-101st Amendment, it incorporates Union taxes and GST revenue sharing.
3. GST Compensation Cess distribution falls under Article 270.A1 and 3 onlyB1 onlyC1 and 2 onlyD2 and 3 only - 170expand_moreWhich of the following statements about Red Fort are correct?
1. It was constructed during the reign of Shah Jahan.
2. It is located on the banks of the Yamuna River.
3. It served as the main residence of Mughal emperors.A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 171expand_moreIn Indian philosophy, which two major paths to liberation are emphasized?AKarma and JnanaBBhakti and YogaCDharma and ArthaDMoksha and Kama
- 172expand_moreThe Pitt's India Act of 1784 was significant because it:AEstablished the Supreme Court in Calcutta.BDistinguished between the commercial and political functions of the Company.CEnded the Company's monopoly over tea trade.DIntroduced the Portfolio system.
- 173expand_moreWho was the first Viceroy of India?ALord Warren HastingsBLord CanningCLord MountbattenDLord Dalhousie
- 174expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding river water treaties:
1. The 1996 Mahakali Treaty between India and Nepal provides for integrated development of the Mahakali River, including the Pancheshwar Multipurpose Project.
2. The 1996 Ganga Water Treaty between India and Bangladesh ensures year-round sharing of Ganga waters at Farakka.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?A1 onlyB2 onlyCBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 175expand_moreMatch the dynasties listed in Column A with the regions they primarily ruled over, as given in Column B: Column A: Dynasty (A. Mauryas, B. Guptas, C. Satavahanas, D. Kushanas) Column B: Region (1. Magadha, 2. Deccan, 3. North India, 4. North-West India)AA–1, B–3, C–2, D–4BA–3, B–1, C–2, D–4CA–1, B–2, C–3, D–4DA–4, B–3, C–1, D–2
- 176expand_moreUnder the Pitt's India Act of 1784, the Board of Control supervised:ACommercial affairs onlyBCivil and Military government and RevenuesCJudicial appointments onlyDReligious and social reforms
- 177expand_moreWhat change did the Charter Act of 1813 bring to the East India Company?AEnded Company's trade monopolyBAbolished Company ruleCIntroduced universal suffrageDCreated provincial governments
- 178expand_moreIn the context of Indian planning history, the "Rolling Plan" was introduced by which government?AThe Congress GovernmentBThe Janata GovernmentCThe National Front GovernmentDThe United Front Government
- 179expand_moreUnder the Indus Waters Treaty (1960), India has unrestricted rights over which set of rivers?AIndus, Jhelum, ChenabBRavi, Beas, SatlujCJhelum, Chenab, RaviDIndus, Beas, Satluj
- 180expand_moreRead the below statements marked as Assertion (A) and Reason (R).
Assertion (A): The 'Ozone Hole' is most prominent over the Antarctic region during the spring months.
Reason (R): Polar Stratospheric Clouds (PSCs) provide the surface on which chemical reactions produce active chlorine that destroys ozone.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 181expand_moreWhich corridor is associated with enhancing India's connectivity with Russia and Europe via Iran?AEast–West CorridorBInternational North–South Transport CorridorCIndia–Myanmar HighwayDTrans-Asian Railway
- 182expand_moreWhat is the basic unit of quantum computing that can exist in a superposition of 0 and 1 simultaneously?ATransistorBQubitCLogic GateDClassical Bit
- 183expand_moreWhich of the following crops is correctly matched with its cropping season and sowing condition in India?AWheat – Kharif crop – Sown with onset of monsoonBMustard – Zaid crop – Sown in summerCMaize – Kharif crop – Requires high temperature and rainfallDBarley – Rabi crop – Requires heavy rainfall
- 184expand_moreIn Quantum Computing, the basic unit of information that can exist in multiple states simultaneously is called:ABitBQubitCLogic GateDTransistor
- 185expand_moreWhich gland in the human body secretes insulin?AThyroidBPancreasCPituitaryDAdrenal
- 186expand_moreA satellite remains in a stable orbit around the Earth because of its sufficient:AMassBGravitational pull aloneCOrbital velocityDAtmospheric drag
- 187expand_moreAssertion (A): The Western Ghats receive heavy rainfall.
Reason (R): They intercept the southwest monsoon winds.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth true but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 188expand_moreIndia and Bhutan mainly coordinate on hydropower development and management of shared river systems through which bilateral arrangement?AIndia–Bhutan Energy DialogueBJoint Group of Experts on HydropowerCSouth Asian Power PoolDHimalayan River Commission
- 189expand_moreChoose the correctly matched landform and its formation:ADelta – Formed by glacial erosionBMeander – Formed by river depositionCGorge – Created by wind actionDDune – Created by tectonic forces
- 190expand_moreThe 'Blue Carbon' refers to:ACarbon captured by industrial scrubbersBCarbon stored in coastal and marine ecosystems like mangrovesCCarbon emissions from shipping vesselsDCarbon stored in the deep Arctic permafrost
- 191expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the atmosphere is correct?
1. Troposphere is the lowest layer of the atmosphere.
2. Ionosphere lies above the mesosphere.AStatement 1 onlyBStatement 2 onlyCBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 192expand_moreWhich landslide type features rotational backward movement of the displaced material?ARockslideBRock fallCSlumpDDebris fall
- 193expand_moreWhich river is known as the 'Sorrow of Bihar' due to its frequent floods and course changes causing large-scale devastation?AGandakBKosiCSonDGhaghara
- 194expand_moreThe PM-PRANAM scheme aims to:APromote religious tourismBReduce the use of chemical fertilizers by promoting alternativesCProvide pension to small shopkeepersDDigitalize land records
- 195expand_moreIn which region of India is the 'Amw' (Monsoon type with short dry season) climate found?AWestern Coast of IndiaBCoromandel CoastCInterior of the Deccan PlateauDNortheast India
- 196expand_moreWhich gland is often referred to as the 'Master Gland' of the human body?AThyroidBAdrenalCPituitaryDPancreas
- 197expand_moreLysosomes primarily function in cells to:ASynthesize proteinsBPerform intracellular digestionCGenerate energyDStore genetic data
- 198expand_moreUnder recent climate action plans, which sector receives major focus for adaptation?ADefenceBAgricultureCSpace researchDBanking
- 199expand_moreRead the statements about blood components:
1. Plasma transports nutrients and hormones.
2. Red blood cells contain haemoglobin.
3. Platelets are responsible for oxygen transport.AOnly 1 and 2 are correctBOnly 2 and 3 are correctCOnly 1 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 all are correct - 200expand_moreUnder the Indus Waters Treaty, India has full rights over which of the following rivers?AIndus, Jhelum, ChenabBRavi, Beas, SatlujCRavi, Indus, JhelumDBeas, Chenab, Satluj
- 201expand_moreThe process of 'Nitrification' in the nitrogen cycle involves:AConversion of nitrogen gas to ammoniaBConversion of ammonia to nitrites and then nitratesCRelease of nitrogen back into the atmosphereDAbsorption of nitrogen by animals
- 202expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Baisakhi festival is correct?AIt marks the harvest season in PunjabBIt is celebrated only in winterCIt is a Buddhist festivalDIt is observed during monsoon
- 203expand_moreAssertion (A): Population growth can be expressed in absolute and percentage terms.
Reason (R): Percentage growth alone provides complete demographic trends.
Which of the following is correct?ABoth A and R are true, and R explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 204expand_moreBuilding sea walls and elevating structures to reduce vulnerability from sea-level rise is an example of which of the following?AClimate Change MitigationBCarbon SequestrationCGeoengineeringDClimate Change Adaptation
- 205expand_moreWhich chemical element produces green colour in firework displays?AStrontiumBBariumCSodiumDCopper
- 206expand_moreStatement I: The city of Chennai is popularly known as the Detroit of India.
Statement II: The city is a hub of the petrochemical industry and a leader in petrochemical product manufacturing in India.
Which of the following Statements is/are CORRECT?ABoth Statements are correct, and Statement II is the correct explanation for Statement IBBoth Statements are correct, and Statement II is not the correct explanation of Statement ICStatement I is correct, but Statement II is incorrectDStatement I is incorrect, and Statement II is correct - 207expand_moreWhich defines light industries accurately?AProcessing of heavy ores and mineralsBManufacturing of large industrial equipmentCDependence on bulky raw materialsDUtilizing lightweight inputs for consumer products
- 208expand_moreIf Earth's radius decreases by 1% while its mass remains constant, what will happen to the surface gravitational acceleration?ARise by about 1%BFall by about 2%CRise by about 2%DFall by about 1%
- 209expand_moreThe Teesta River is a tributary of which river system?AGangaBBrahmaputraCNarmadaDGodavari
- 210expand_moreEvaluate these statements on India’s water-sharing agreements with neighbors:
1. The 1996 Mahakali Treaty with Nepal covers joint Mahakali River development and the Pancheshwar Project.
2. The 1996 Ganga Water Treaty with Bangladesh enables year-round Ganga water allocation at Farakka.
Which is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 211expand_moreThe Chambal river basin is geographically associated with ravine landscapes mainly across which states?AMadhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and RajasthanBRajasthan, Gujarat and HaryanaCMadhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and GujaratDUttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand
- 212expand_moreWhat is the primary function of Mitochondria in a cell?
A. Protein synthesis
B. Energy production
C. Cell division
D. Waste removal - 213expand_moreAssertion (A): India is developing small satellite launch vehicles (SSLVs).
Reason (R): SSLVs are designed to provide cost-effective and rapid launch capabilities.
A. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A B. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A C. A is true, but R is false
D. A is false, but R is true - 214expand_moreWhich river originates from the Amarkantak Plateau?AGodavariBNarmadaCKrishnaDKaveri
- 215expand_moreWhen light travels from water to air, which property remains unchanged?ASpeedBFrequencyCWavelengthDIntensity
- 216expand_moreWhich of the following best distinguishes a delta from an estuary?ADelta forms by river deposition; estuary by tidal actionBDelta has deep channels onlyCEstuary always has freshwater onlyDDelta forms only in deserts
- 217expand_moreExamine the statements about Chandrayaan-3 mission:
1. It successfully landed near the Moon's south pole.
2. It carried an orbiter along with the lander and rover.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 218expand_moreIn which layer of the Earth's atmosphere is the ozone layer located?ATroposphereBStratosphereCMesosphereDThermosphere
- 219expand_moreWhich river is known as the "Sorrow of Bihar"?AGandakBKosiCSonDGhaghara
- 220expand_moreWhich of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding plants?ARoots take water from the soilBPhloem tubes of cells specialized for water transportCChlorophyll absorbs lightDStomata are pores for gaseous exchange
- 221expand_moreAccording to recent energy transition strategies, which measure improves grid stability?AIncreasing coal importsBExpanding energy storage systemsCReducing renewable energy capacityDLimiting digital monitoring
- 222expand_moreWhich river originates from the Amarkantak Plateau?AGodavariBNarmadaCKrishnaDKaveri
- 223expand_moreWhich of the following crops is correctly matched with its cropping season and sowing condition in India?AWheat – Kharif crop – Sown with onset of monsoonBMustard – Zaid crop – Sown in summerCMaize – Kharif crop – Requires high temperature and rainfallDBarley – Rabi crop – Requires heavy rainfall
- 224expand_moreWhich of the following statements about India's cement industry is correct?AIt depends entirely on imported limestone.BIt is one of the largest producers in the world.CProduction is limited to coastal states.DIt is controlled only by public sector companies.
- 225expand_moreWhy are footballs generally spherical in shape?AFor aesthetic appealBTo ensure uniform motionCTo reduce frictionDTo increase weight
- 226expand_moreWhich river is known as the “Sorrow of Bihar”?AGandakBKosiCSonDGhaghara
- 227expand_moreWhich of the following are features of glacial landforms?AFormation of moraines and drumlinsBDevelopment of sand dunesCCreation of coral reefsDFormation of deltas
- 228expand_moreConsider the following statements:
Statement 1: The Strait of Malacca is one of the most important sea routes in the world.
Statement 2: It connects the Indian Ocean with the Pacific Ocean.
Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth statements 1 and 2 are correctDNeither statement 1 nor 2 is correct - 229expand_moreAssertion (A) and Reason (R) follow. Select the right choice:
Assertion (A): Population explosion happens when death rates drop sharply while birth rates stay elevated.
Reason (R): Changes in societal reproductive patterns occur immediately with healthcare advancements.ABoth A and R true, R explains ABBoth true, R does not explain ACA true, R falseDA false, R true - 230expand_moreWhat is the primary energy currency produced by mitochondria through cellular respiration?AGlucoseBDNACATPDProtein
- 231expand_moreWhich of the following best distinguishes a delta from an estuary?ADelta forms by river deposition; estuary by tidal actionBDelta has deep channels onlyCEstuary always has freshwater onlyDDelta forms only in deserts
- 232expand_moreWhy is aluminium widely used in aircraft construction?AHigh densityBCorrosion resistance and light weightCLow melting pointDMagnetic properties
- 233expand_moreWhich of the following are features of glacial landforms?AFormation of moraines and drumlinsBDevelopment of sand dunesCCreation of coral reefsDFormation of deltas
- 234expand_more‘Mission Mausam’, approved by the Cabinet in 2024, focuses on:AArtificial rain and weather modification technologiesBCrop insurance for farmersCBuilding cyclone shelters in OdishaDSatellite tracking of monsoon clouds only
- 235expand_moreWhich river basin is associated with major iron ore deposits in India?AMahanadi basinBGodavari basinCNarmada basinDKaveri basin
- 236expand_moreWhich of the following statements regarding human immunoglobulins is/are correct?
1. IgM is usually the first antibody produced in a primary immune response.
2. IgD is mainly found on the surface of B cells and functions as a receptor.
3. IgG is the principal antibody present in mucosal secretions like tears and saliva.AOnly 1 and 2 are correctBOnly 2 and 3 are correctCOnly 1 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 all are correct - 237expand_moreUnder the Indus Waters Treaty (1960), India has unrestricted rights over which set of rivers?AIndus, Jhelum, ChenabBRavi, Beas, SatlujCJhelum, Chenab, RaviDIndus, Beas, Satluj
- 238expand_moreWhich instrument is used to measure atmospheric pressure and helps in weather prediction?AHygrometerBAltimeterCBarometerDThermometer
- 239expand_moreConsider the following:
Assertion (A): Population explosion occurs when mortality declines rapidly due to better healthcare, sanitation, and nutrition, while fertility remains high.
Reason (R): Reproductive behavior changes immediately with healthcare improvements.
Which of the following is correct?ABoth A and R are true, and R correctly explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not correctly explain ACA true, R falseDA false, R true - 240expand_moreWhat is the primary function of mitochondria?AProtein synthesisBEnergy productionCCell divisionDWaste removal
- 241expand_moreThe 2025 ‘Mangrove Cell’ program is associated primarily with which state?AOdishaBAndhra PradeshCMaharashtraDWest Bengal
- 242expand_moreStatement 1: Polar satellites move in low Earth orbit.
Statement 2: They are useful for earth observation.AOnly Statement 1 is correctBOnly Statement 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 243expand_moreOne ampere of electric current is correctly defined as:AFlow of 1 coulomb charge in 1 minuteBFlow of 1 coulomb charge in 1 secondCFlow of 1 joule energy in 1 secondDFlow of 1 volt potential per second
- 244expand_moreChoose the correctly matched landform and its formation:ADelta – Formed by glacial erosionBMeander – Formed by river depositionCGorge – Created by wind actionDDune – Created by tectonic forces
- 245expand_moreAt which location is the acceleration due to gravity (g) equal to zero?AAt the equatorBAt the polesCAt the surface of the EarthDAt the center of the Earth
- 246expand_moreIn aerospace engineering, what is the primary purpose of using generative design?ACreating designs for artistic appealBRefining structures for lowest weight and highest durabilityCDesigning traditional aircraft using manual methodsDIncreasing the weight of structures for stability
- 247expand_moreConsider the following statements on the PM-PRANAM scheme:
1. It aims to incentivize states to promote alternative and organic fertilizers.
2. It focuses on reducing the subsidy burden on chemical fertilizers.
3. It is a 100% centrally funded scheme with no state contribution.AOnly 1 and 2 are correctBOnly 2 and 3 are correctCOnly 1 and 3 are correctDAll 1, 2 and 3 are correct - 248expand_moreThe key quantity allowing a satellite to sustain orbit without ongoing thrust is:AMassBGravitational forceCOrbital velocityDAtmospheric drag
- 249expand_moreWhich statements correctly describe rivers in arid regions?AMost rivers are perennialBRivers often dry up seasonallyCRivers originate from glaciersDRivers flow in deep valleys
- 250expand_moreAssertion (A): In the Demographic Transition Model, India is currently in the late third stage.
Reason (R): Birth rates are falling significantly while death rates have already stabilized at a low level.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 251expand_moreThe speed required by a satellite to remain in a circular orbit around Earth is known as:AEscape VelocityBTerminal VelocityCCritical/Orbital VelocityDRelative Velocity
- 252expand_moreIf Earth's radius shrinks by 1% with mass constant, surface gravitational acceleration would:ARise by about 1%BFall by about 2%CRise by about 2%DFall by about 1%
- 253expand_moreWhy is aluminium widely used in aircraft construction?AHigh densityBCorrosion resistance and light weightCLow melting pointDMagnetic properties
- 254expand_moreWhich chemical element produces green colour in firework displays?AStrontiumBBariumCSodiumDCopper
- 255expand_moreAssertion (A): The National Sports Awards recognize excellence in sports.
Reason (R): They are awarded by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.ABoth A and R are true, and R explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 256expand_moreWhat is the primary function of mitochondria?AProtein synthesisBEnergy productionCLipid storageDCell division
- 257expand_moreIdentify the incorrectly matched pair of satellite category and its primary application:AMeteorological satellite – Monsoon and cloud pattern monitoringBNavigation satellite – Positioning and timing servicesCReconnaissance satellite – Ocean salinity measurementDEarth observation satellite – Crop and soil assessment
- 258expand_moreNitrification in the nitrogen cycle involves which of the following processes?AConversion of nitrogen gas to ammoniaBConversion of ammonia to nitrites and then nitratesCConversion of nitrates to nitrogen gasDConversion of organic nitrogen to ammonia
- 259expand_moreWhich of the following best reflects the significance of the Wangala Festival of Meghalaya?ACelebration of the sea-faring traditionBPost-harvest thanksgiving to the Sun GodCRituals to welcome the spring seasonDWorship of sacred rivers
- 260expand_moreWhich river basin is associated with major iron ore deposits in India?AMahanadi basinBGodavari basinCNarmada basinDKaveri basin
- 261expand_moreThe value of 'g' (acceleration due to gravity) is minimum at:AThe EquatorBThe North PoleCThe South PoleDThe center of the Earth
- 262expand_moreIn which type of terrain are waterfalls most commonly formed?ADesert plainsBPlateau regionsCCoastal plainsDFloodplains
- 263expand_moreWhich layer of the atmosphere contains Ozone Layer?ATroposphereBStratosphereCMesosphereDThermosphere
- 264expand_moreMitochondria are known as the powerhouse of the cell because they produce:ADNABATPCRNADGlucose
- 265expand_morePopulation density refers to:AIndividuals per householdBPersons per square kilometreCPersons per geographic regionDPersons per district
- 266expand_moreWhat is the primary function of lysosomes in a cell?AProtein synthesisBPerform intracellular digestionCEnergy generationDStore genetic data
- 267expand_moreChoose the CORRECT statements about the Ken-Betwa River Link Project:
1. It is the first project under the National Perspective Plan for interlinking of rivers.
2. It aims to transfer surplus water from the Ken river to the Betwa river.
3. The project will primarily benefit the Bundelkhand region.A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 268expand_moreThe orbit of geostationary satellites is:APolarBElliptical low-earthCCircular equatorialDSun-synchronous
- 269expand_moreWhich of the following best describes the Ladakh festival of Losar?AMonastic festival marking Tibetan New Year with masked dancesBHarvest fair dedicated to local river deitiesCTribal hunting festival before winterDCamel trading fair in cold deserts
- 270expand_moreThe process of "coral bleaching" within the Indian Ocean is most directly linked to:AAnthropogenically induced sea surface temperature increasesBIncreased deep-sea miningCIncreased levels of ocean acidification from river runoffDThe effects of increased Arctic ice melt
- 271expand_moreWhich of the following best defines population density?AAverage number of persons per household in a regionBTotal population divided by total area of a regionCDistribution of population across various districtsDNumber of persons living in urban areas of a region
- 272expand_moreAssertion (A): PSLV is ISRO's reliable mainstay launch vehicle.
Reason (R): PSLV's flexibility allows multi-payload launches to multiple orbits with excellent reliability.ABoth true, R explains ABBoth true, R does not explain ACA true, R falseDA false, R true - 273expand_moreMitochondria are known as the powerhouse of the cell because they produce:ADNABATPCRNADGlucose
- 274expand_moreWhich Indian city is known as the Silicon Valley of India?AHyderabadBPuneCBengaluruDNoida
- 275expand_moreOx-bow lakes are most commonly formed in:AGlacial regionsBFloodplains of meandering riversCCoastal desertsDMountain plateaus
- 276expand_moreLysosomes primarily function in cells to:ASynthesize proteinsBPerform intracellular digestionCGenerate energyDStore genetic data
- 277expand_moreWhich type of volcanic eruption is characterized by the most explosive activity and high-viscosity lava?AHawaiianBStrombolianCPlinianDIcelandic
- 278expand_moreAssertion (A): Chotanagpur Plateau forms the eastern continuation of Central Highlands.
Reason (R): It is chiefly drained by Chambal and Betwa rivers.ABoth A and R true, R explains ABBoth true, R does not explain ACA true, R falseDA false, R true - 279expand_moreWhich river, called the Lion's Mouth or Singi Khamban in Tibet, flows northwest between Ladakh and Zaskar, cuts a gorge near Gilgit, and enters Pakistan near Nanga Parbat?AShayok RiverBSutlej RiverCIndus RiverDGalvan River
- 280expand_moreWhich type of volcanic eruption is the most explosive, involving high-viscosity, silica-rich magma that traps gases and produces towering ash columns?AHawaiian eruptionBPlinian eruptionCStrombolian eruptionDIcelandic eruption
- 281expand_moreWhich type of landslide is characterized by rotational movement of soil or rock along a curved slip surface, forming a stepped or terraced appearance?ARockslideBRock fallCSlumpDDebris fall
- 282expand_moreWhat primarily drives the use of generative design in aerospace engineering?AEnabling smooth multi-payload system integrationBRefining structures for lowest weight and highest durabilityCBoosting crew safety through redundant life-support featuresDDeveloping flexible propulsion systems
- 283expand_moreWhich of the following best reflects a distinct cultural feature of the Festival of Salhesh?AHarvest ceremonies involving animal sacrifice by elders in MithilaBDramatic retelling of Salhesh legends by a Bhagat and ManariasCBuddhist chants invoking Salhesh for monsoon rainsDSword dances performed by women warriors in tribal hill regions
- 284expand_moreWhich of the following minerals is abundantly found in India and is a major raw material for the aluminium industry?ACoalBBauxiteCManganeseDLimestone
- 285expand_moreIn which type of landform do waterfalls typically form due to the necessary vertical drop for water to fall freely?ADesert plainsBPlateaus (escarpments)CCoastal plainsDFloodplains
- 286expand_moreAscorbic Acid is a water-soluble vitamin deficiency of which leads to scurvy. Identify the correct option.AVitamin ABVitamin B12CVitamin CDVitamin D
- 287expand_moreConstructing sea walls and raising structures in a coastal area against sea-level rise mainly exemplifies:AClimate Change MitigationBCarbon SequestrationCGeoengineeringDClimate Change Adaptation
- 288expand_moreOx-bow lakes are most commonly formed in:AGlacial regionsBFloodplains of meandering riversCCoastal desertsDMountain plateaus
- 289expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding the National Monsoon Mission:
1. It aims to improve the accuracy of monsoon forecasting in India.
2. It is implemented under the Ministry of Earth Sciences.
3. It focuses exclusively on agricultural subsidies for farmers.AOnly 1 and 2 are correctBOnly 2 and 3 are correctCOnly 1 and 3 are correctDAll 1, 2 and 3 are correct - 290expand_moreEvaluate these statements on India's water-sharing agreements with neighbors:
1. The 1996 Mahakali Treaty with Nepal covers joint Mahakali River development and the Pancheshwar Project.
2. The 1996 Ganga Water Treaty with Bangladesh enables year-round Ganga water allocation at Farakka.
Which is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 291expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. Comets are icy bodies that develop a glowing coma when they approach the Sun.
2. Asteroids are mostly found in the Kuiper Belt beyond Neptune.
Which of the above is/are correct?AStatement 1 onlyBStatement 2 onlyCBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 292expand_moreA key characteristic of nuclear fusion is that:AA heavy nucleus splits into lighter onesBTwo light nuclei combine to form a heavier nucleusCMass is converted into chemical energyDIt requires extremely low temperatures
- 293expand_moreThe 'Curzon Line' is the boundary between:AIndia and PakistanBPoland and RussiaCNorth and South KoreaDUSA and Canada
- 294expand_moreWhat is the primary purpose of the IRNSS/NavIC satellite system?AWeather monitoringBNavigation and positioning servicesCDeep-space explorationDTelevision broadcasting
- 295expand_moreWhich of the following sequences correctly represents the flow of energy in an ecosystem?AProducer → Decomposer → ConsumerBConsumer → Producer → DecomposerCProducer → Consumer → DecomposerDDecomposer → Producer → Consumer
- 296expand_moreWhich Indian state has the highest literacy rate as per Census 2011?AKeralaBTamil NaduCHimachal PradeshDPunjab
- 297expand_moreKaziranga National Park is famous for the conservation of:AAsiatic LionBOne-horned rhinocerosCSnow leopardDBlack buck
- 298expand_moreThe Ramsar Convention is primarily concerned with the conservation and wise use of which type of ecosystem?AForestsBWetlandsCCoral ReefsDGrasslands
- 299expand_moreWhat is the primary function of ribosomes?AEnergy productionBProtein synthesisCLipid storageDDNA repair
- 300expand_morePopulation density is measured as which of the following?APersons per hectareBPersons per square kilometreCHouseholds per square kilometreDPersons per square mile
- 301expand_moreAll eukaryotic cells are supported structurally by an internal network of proteins known as:AcytoskeletonBnucleusCmitochondriaDribosomes
- 302expand_moreWhich instrument is used to measure atmospheric pressure?AHygrometerBBarometerCAmmeterDAltimeter
- 303expand_moreWhich government programme aims to enhance foundational literacy and numeracy skills among primary school children?ASkill India MissionBNational Education Policy CellCNIPUN Bharat MissionDMake in India
- 304expand_moreWhich gland is called the 'Master Gland' because it controls most other endocrine glands by secreting hormones regulating growth, metabolism, and reproduction?AThyroidBAdrenalCPituitaryDPancreas
- 305expand_moreThe SI unit "Ohm" measures:AElectric CurrentBPotential DifferenceCElectrical ResistanceDCapacitance
- 306expand_moreWhich of the following is a consumer goods industry product?ACementBSteelCSoapDAluminium
- 307expand_moreThe Bhilai Steel Plant, one of India's major public sector steel plants, is located in which state?AOdishaBJharkhandCChhattisgarhDWest Bengal
- 308expand_moreThe "Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha evam Utthan Mahabhiyan (PM-KUSUM)" scheme has a focus on the energy sector within agriculture. What is the primary objective of this scheme?ATo provide free electricity to all agricultural consumersBTo promote the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides for higher yieldsCTo encourage the installation of solar pumps and grid-connected solar power plants in rural areasDTo improve the rural electricity grid infrastructure for better power supply
- 309expand_moreWhich river was linked under the Ken–Betwa River Linking Project, India’s first interlinking of rivers project?AKen and ChambalBBetwa and YamunaCKen and BetwaDSon and Narmada
- 310expand_moreIn the context of disinvestment policy in India, what does ‘strategic sale’ refer to?ASale of minority government stake without management transferBComplete sale with transfer of management controlCLeasing of PSU assets to private firmsDConversion of PSU into cooperative
- 311expand_moreAssertion (A): Financial intermediaries are essential in transmitting monetary policy to the real economy.
Reason (R): They adjust lending and deposit rates in response to policy rates set by the MPC.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 312expand_moreFor the Assertion (A) and Reason (R) below,
choose the correct option.
Assertion (A): The 1991 reforms led to the opening of the Indian economy to foreign investors.
Reason (R): The government wanted to increase domestic savings rate rapidly.ABoth A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 313expand_moreIn the context of the Indian economy, 'Liquidity Trap' refers to a situation where:AInterest rates are very highBPeople prefer to hold cash despite low interest ratesCBanks refuse to give loans to startupsDInflation is zero
- 314expand_moreThe Logistics Performance Index (LPI) is published by which international organization?AWorld BankBIMFCWTODUNCTAD
- 315expand_moreWho was appointed as the Chairperson of the State Bank of India (SBI) in early 2025?ADinesh KharaBCS SettyCRajnish KumarDArundhati Bhattacharya
- 316expand_moreWhat is the primary objective of the National Food Security Act, 2013?APromote exportsBProvide subsidized food grainsCIncrease agricultural taxesDEncourage private farming
- 317expand_moreThe terms 'Bull' and 'Bear' are associated with:ABankingBStock MarketCE-commerceDAgriculture
- 318expand_moreRead the following Assertion (A) and Reason (R) carefully and choose the correct option:
Assertion (A): India adopted economic liberalisation in 1991.
Reason (R): This was done to integrate the Indian economy with the global market.ABoth A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 319expand_moreWhat was the main focus of the First Five-Year Plan?AHeavy industriesBAgricultureCUrbanizationDInformation Technology
- 320expand_moreThe Global Energy Transition Index is published by:AWorld BankBWorld Economic ForumCIMFDUNESCO
- 321expand_moreDuring which Five-Year Plan was the concept of the Twenty-Point Programme first introduced to accelerate poverty alleviation and economic reforms?AFourth PlanBFifth PlanCSixth PlanDSeventh Plan
- 322expand_moreWhat was the main focus of India's Sixth Five-Year Plan (1980-1985)?AFocus on heavy industrialisation and capital goodsBFocus on food self sufficiency through agricultureCFocus on poverty alleviation and technology modernisationDFocus on economic liberalisation and globalisation
- 323expand_moreWhat does the term "Kunbis" refer to in the context of Maratha society?AA warrior caste of the Rajput clansBA class of temple priestsCA group of peasant-pastoralistsDA community of merchant bankers
- 324expand_moreAmong the BRICS nations, which country currently has the largest GDP (nominal)?ABrazilBChinaCIndiaDSouth Africa
- 325expand_moreWhich of the following is a mineral-based industry?APaperBSugarCIron and steelDCotton textiles
- 326expand_moreMixed economy implies:AState ownership onlyBPrivate ownership onlyCCoexistence of public and private sectorsDForeign investment only
- 327expand_moreIndia approached which of the following international financial institutions for balance of payments assistance during the 1991 economic crisis?AInternational Monetary Fund and World BankBAsian Development Bank and UNESCOCWorld Trade Organization and UNDPDIMF and World Health Organization
- 328expand_moreWhich initiative promotes afforestation along river banks under rural employment?AGreen India MissionBNamami Gange Plantation DriveCJal Shakti AbhiyanDRiver Green Scheme
- 329expand_moreAssertion (A): GDP does not fully reflect income distribution.
Reason (R): GDP measures total output, not equality.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth A and R are true but R does not explain ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 330expand_moreEnergy transition investment depends greatly on:AFossil fuel importsBPolicy stabilityCHigh tariffsDCoal reserves
- 331expand_moreWhich initiative was launched by India under G20 to promote startup ecosystems among member nations?AG20 Innovation NetworkBStartup Bridge ForumCGlobal MSME PlatformDDigital Economy Alliance
- 332expand_moreAssertion (A): Public sector played a leading role in early Five-Year Plans.
Reason (R): Private capital was limited after independence.ABoth A and R true and R explains ABBoth true but R not explanationCA true, R falseDA false, R true - 333expand_moreThe First Five-Year Plan emphasized:AHeavy industriesBAgriculture and irrigationCServices sectorDDefence
- 334expand_moreWhy is revenue deficit a concern for the economy?AIt increases productive investmentBIt improves trade surplusCIt indicates borrowing for current spendingDIt boosts capital creation
- 335expand_moreThe economic policy reforms of 1991 are popularly known as:AFive-Year PlanBNew Fiscal PolicyCNew Economic PolicyDEconomic Reconstruction Plan
- 336expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs):
1. They are issued for electricity generated from renewable sources.
2. They help utilities meet renewable purchase obligations.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 337expand_moreThe dependency ratio refers to:ARatio of imports to exportsBRatio of dependent population to working populationCRatio of GDP to populationDDifference between birth and death rates
- 338expand_moreThe dependency ratio refers to:ARatio of imports to exportsBRatio of dependent population to working populationCRatio of GDP to populationDDifference between birth and death rates
- 339expand_moreWhich of the following best describes light industries?AUsing bulky raw materials for industrial productionBProducing capital goods for other industriesCUtilizing lightweight inputs for consumer productsDRequiring high capital investment and large infrastructure
- 340expand_moreWhich organization releases the Global Innovation Index?AWorld BankBIMFCWIPODUNDP
- 341expand_moreStrict regulation of cricket ball weight and size in international games ensures:AAdvantage to bowlers with heavier balls, batsmen with lighter onesBConsistent bounce, swing, and equity on uniform pitchesCCost savings as per ICC rulesDApplies solely to red balls
- 342expand_moreWhich sector suffered due to reduction in fertilizer subsidies post-1991?AIndustrialBBankingCAgricultureDService
- 343expand_moreA higher Human Development Index (HDI) indicates:ALower literacyBHigher life expectancy and educationCHigh inflationDPoor income levels
- 344expand_moreRead the following statements carefully and choose the correct option regarding Assertion (A) and Reason (R).
Assertion (A): Disinvestment in India has often sparked public and political debate.
Reason (R): Disinvestment involves dilution of government ownership in public sector enterprises.ABoth A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true but R is false.DA is false but R is true. - 345expand_moreArrange chronologically:
A) Planning Commission setup
B) NITI Aayog formation
C) First Five-Year PlanAA–C–BBC–A–BCA–B–CDC–B–A - 346expand_moreWhich of the following statements about factors affecting the Money Multiplier (MM) is/are correct?
1. Cash held by individuals acts as a leakage and reduces the money multiplier.
2. Higher reserves held by banks with the RBI increase the money multiplier.
3. A higher Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) reduces the banking system's capacity to create money.AOnly 1 and 3BOnly 2 and 3COnly 1 and 2DAll 1, 2 and 3 - 347expand_moreWhich of the following is an example of a tertiary sector activity?AMiningBManufacturing carsCBanking servicesDAgriculture
- 348expand_moreWhat is the primary objective of the PLI (Production Linked Incentive) Scheme?APromote domestic manufacturing and exportsBProvide crop insurance to farmersCRegulate prices of essential medicinesDImprove cold storage infrastructure
- 349expand_moreThe terms ‘Bull’ and ‘Bear’ are associated with:ABankingBStock MarketCE-commerceDAgriculture
- 350expand_moreAssertion (A): GST is a destination-based tax.
Reason (R): GST is levied only on manufacturing.ABoth A and R are true, and R explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 351expand_moreIn the Union Budget 2024–25, which sector received the highest percentage increase in allocation to promote “Viksit Bharat”?AInfrastructureBRural DevelopmentCSpace EconomyDTourism
- 352expand_moreWhy was the 'Import Substitution' strategy adopted in India's industrial policy during 1950-1980?ATo encourage foreign direct investment in retailBTo protect domestic industries from foreign competitionCTo increase the import of luxury goodsDTo shift labor from industry to agriculture
- 353expand_moreAssertion (A): Nominal GDP might increase even if the actual physical output of production remains constant.
Reason (R): This happens because Nominal GDP is calculated at current market prices, which includes the effect of inflation.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 354expand_moreChoose the correct option regarding Statement 1 and
Statement 2: Statement 1: Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) involves management control.
Statement 2: Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) involves the purchase of securities.AOnly Statement 1 is correctBOnly Statement 2 is correctCBoth Statement 1 and Statement 2 are correctDNeither Statement 1 nor Statement 2 is correct - 355expand_moreWhich of the following statements about Red Fort are correct?
1. It was constructed during the reign of Shah Jahan.
2. It is located on the banks of the Yamuna River.
3. It served as the main residence of Mughal emperors.A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 356expand_moreAccording to Mahalanobis strategy, growth should primarily be driven by investment in:AAgricultural inputsBConsumer goods sectorCCapital goods sectorDImport-led services sector
- 357expand_moreThe Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) of India plays a central role in the electoral system. In light of the current legal framework, which of the following statements best describes the position of the CEC?AThe CEC is appointed for a fixed five-year term that cannot be curtailed.BThe CEC holds office for six years or until the age of 65, whichever is earlier.CThe CEC is appointed by the Supreme Court collegium for a non-renewable term.DThe CEC automatically assumes office on the basis of seniority within the Election Commission.
- 358expand_moreThe Corruption Perception Index (CPI) 2024 is released by which global civil society organization?AWorld BankBTransparency InternationalCUNODCDOECD
- 359expand_moreAssertion (A): GDP includes final goods and services only.
Reason (R): Counting intermediate goods would lead to double counting.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 360expand_moreRead the following Assertion (A) and Reason (R) carefully and choose the correct option.
Assertion (A): The New Industrial Policy, 1991 reduced the role of industrial licensing in India.
Reason (R): The policy aimed to promote liberalization, privatization, and greater participation of the private sector in the economy.ABoth A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true but R is false.DA is false but R is true. - 361expand_moreAssertion (A): Increase in government spending can raise aggregate demand in the economy.
Reason (R): Government expenditure forms a component of aggregate demand.ABoth A and R true and R explains ABBoth A and R true but R not explanationCA true but R falseDA false but R true - 362expand_moreUnder recent climate action plans, which sector receives major focus for adaptation?ADefenceBAgricultureCSpace researchDBanking
- 363expand_moreWhat is the primary objective of the PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan?AIntegrated development of multimodal infrastructureBProviding minimum support price to farmersCRegulating drug pricesDExpanding cold storage facilities
- 364expand_moreThe Human Development Index (HDI) measures progress in:AIncome, health, and educationBAgriculture and industryCDefence and securityDTrade and commerce
- 365expand_moreThe lead bank scheme was introduced in which year?A1969B1975C1980D1990
- 366expand_moreWhich prominent freedom fighter is associated with the foundation of the Punjab National Bank (PNB) in 1894?ALala Lajpat RaiBBal Gangadhar TilakCDadabhai NaorojiDBipin Chandra Pal
- 367expand_moreWhich of the following is an example of a Revenue Expenditure for the government?ARepayment of loansBInvestment in sharesCInterest payments on debtDConstruction of a highway
- 368expand_moreConsider the following statements and choose the correct option:
Statement 1: Income tax and dividends from PSUs are classified as revenue receipts in the government budget.
Statement 2: Disinvestment in PSUs is also a revenue receipt as it brings income to the government.AOnly Statement 1 is correctBOnly Statement 2 is correctCBoth Statement 1 and Statement 2 are correctDNeither Statement 1 nor Statement 2 is correct - 369expand_moreWhich of the following industries is classified as a heavy industry?AToy manufacturingBSteel productionCHandloom weavingDPaper crafts
- 370expand_moreThe Vice-Chairman of a Zonal Council is chosen from among the Chief Ministers of member states and holds office on what basis?ANomination by the PresidentBFixed five-year tenureCRotation among member statesDAppointment by the Governor
- 371expand_moreWho is known as the architect of India's Five-Year Plans?ASardar PatelBJawaharlal NehruCB R AmbedkarDP C Mahalanobis
- 372expand_moreWhat was the main objective of the policy of industrial licensing followed during India’s early Five-Year Plans?ATo encourage unrestricted foreign competitionBTo regulate and control private sector expansionCTo promote complete trade liberalisationDTo abolish public sector enterprises
- 373expand_moreAccording to recent Global Innovation Index reports, innovation performance is largely influenced by:AMilitary alliancesBInstitutional quality and research investmentCGeographic sizeDPopulation density
- 374expand_moreWhat is the eligible age group for enrollment under Pradhan Mantri Kisan Maandhan Yojana (PM-KMY)?A18–30 yearsB18–40 yearsC21–40 yearsD25–40 years
- 375expand_moreWhich statement highlights a key feature of India's IT industry?ADepends entirely on importsBStrong global outsourcing presenceCLimited to domestic marketsDControlled only by government
- 376expand_moreWhy did the Indian government prioritize the development of Heavy Industries in the Second Five-Year Plan (1956–1961)?ATo reduce the dependence on agricultural exportsBTo achieve self-reliance and rapid industrializationCTo decrease the role of the public sectorDTo encourage the import of consumer goods
- 377expand_moreThe "Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme" has been introduced for various sector in India. What is the primary goal behind the implementation of this scheme?ATo reduce the fiscal deficit of the governmentBTo boost domestic manufacturing and attract investmentsCTo promote exports of agricultural commoditiesDTo improve the skill development of the workforce
- 378expand_moreAssertion (A): Liberalisation reduced quantitative restrictions on imports.
Reason (R): The aim was to integrate India with the global economy.ABoth A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true but R is false.DA is false but R is true. - 379expand_moreThe Global Hunger Index ranks countries based on:AMilitary spendingBNutritional and child health indicatorsCGDP growthDLiteracy rates
- 380expand_moreWhich of the following statements about output markets in an open economy is correct?AA country can only produce what it consumesBConsumers are restricted to domestically produced goodsCTrade in goods and services allows wider consumer and producer choiceDOnly producers benefit from international trade
- 381expand_moreHow did the LPG (Liberalization, Privatization, Globalization) reforms of 1991 affect the Indian economy?AIt increased the state's monopoly in all sectorsBIt reduced the growth of the IT sectorCIt promoted competition and efficiency in the private sectorDIt led to a total ban on foreign exports
- 382expand_moreThe Gini Coefficient is a measure of:APoverty lineBIncome inequalityCUnemployment rateDInflation
- 383expand_moreIn the context of the Indian economy, 'Disinvestment' refers to:AAcquiring private companies by the governmentBSelling government equity in public enterprises to private partiesCClosing down all loss-making public unitsDMerging public sector banks with the central bank
- 384expand_moreIn the context of the Indian economy, ‘Liquidity Trap’ refers to a situation where:AInterest rates are very highBPeople prefer to hold cash despite low interest ratesCBanks refuse to give loans to startupsDInflation is zero
- 385expand_moreWhich of the following statements best describes Arundhati Bhattacharya's professional achievement?AShe was the first woman Chairperson of State Bank of IndiaBShe founded the first private airline in IndiaCShe was the first female Governor of RBIDShe pioneered India's first tech unicorn
- 386expand_moreWhich of the following statements about M.S. Swaminathan is correct?AHe is known as the "Father of the Green Revolution" in IndiaBHe was the first Governor of the Reserve Bank of IndiaCHe founded the Indian Space Research OrganisationDHe pioneered the "Operation Flood" programme
- 387expand_moreWhich Nigerian author received the 2021 PEN Pinter Prize for their "unflinching" exploration of identity, gender, and migration?ATeju ColeBChimamanda Ngozi AdichieCBen OkriDTsitsi Dangarembga
- 388expand_moreThe National Games 2022 in India were hosted by:AKeralaBMaharashtraCGujaratDPunjab
- 389expand_moreWhich of the following best characterizes the Mathura school of Buddhist art and architecture?AUse of sandstone and floral archesBHellenistic drapery and realismCIndigenous features with Yaksha influenceDPredominantly wooden monastery design
- 390expand_moreArrange the following ancient sites in chronological order based on the development of temple architecture:
A. Ellora
B. Ajanta
C. BadamiAB-C-ABC-A-BCB-A-CDA-B-C - 391expand_moreTana Bhagat led a tribal movement among the Oraon community in which modern-day state?AChhattisgarhBMadhya PradeshCJharkhandDWest Bengal
- 392expand_moreWhich two gases dominate Earth's surface atmosphere?AO2 & ArBN2 & NeCN2 & O2DO2 & Ne
- 393expand_moreIn taekwondo competitions:
1. The contest area is square-shaped.
2. Red competitor is announced before blue.AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 are correct - 394expand_moreThe Surface Tension of a liquid:AIs a force per unit area, independent of temperatureBIs a vector quantity, increasing with temperatureCIs a scalar quantity, generally decreasing as temperature increasesDIs a dimensionless constant for all fluids
- 395expand_moreAssertion (A) and Reason (R) follow. Select the right choice:
Assertion (A): Population explosion happens when death rates drop sharply while birth rates stay elevated.
Reason (R): Changes in societal reproductive patterns occur immediately with healthcare advancements.ABoth A and R true, R explains ABBoth true, R does not explain ACA true, R falseDA false, R true - 396expand_moreWhat specific provision is introduced in the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023 to modernise the trial process?AMandatory use of AI for sentencingBAllowing trials in absentia for proclaimed offendersCRemoval of the right to legal counselDCompulsory physical presence for all preliminary hearings
- 397expand_moreAssertion (A): In the Demographic Transition Model, India is currently in the late third stage.
Reason (R): Birth rates are falling significantly while death rates have already stabilized at a low level.**ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 398expand_moreIn Jain philosophy, what does the term 'Ahimsa' signify?ARenunciation of wealthBNon-violence towards all living beingsCFasting for purificationDWorship of nature
- 399expand_moreWhich of the following is a cybercrime related to identity theft under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023?AUsing public Wi-Fi to access online accountsBStealing personal details to create fake identities and commit fraudCDownloading free music from unofficial websitesDPosting harmless pictures on a social media profile
- 400expand_moreThe ritual dance ‘Padayani’, performed in temples of Kerala, is traditionally accompanied by which percussion instrument?AChendaBMardalaCPungDKhol
- 401expand_moreWhich Indian para-athlete won gold in men’s javelin (F64 category) at the Tokyo Paralympics?ADevendra JhajhariaBSumit AntilCMariyappan ThangaveluDYogesh Kathuniya
- 402expand_moreExpansionary fiscal policy is NOT characterised by:ADecrease in personal taxesBIncrease in government spendingCDecrease in government spendingDDecrease in business taxes
- 403expand_moreThe joint military exercise “Maitree” is conducted between India and which country?AThailandBNepalCSri LankaDMyanmar
- 404expand_moreAssertion (A): India’s literacy rate has increased since 2001.
Reason (R): Expansion of primary education programs improved enrollment.ABoth true, R explains ABBoth true, R not explanationCA true, R falseDA false, R true - 405expand_moreWhich among the following is NOT a Vedanga, or the limbs of the Veda?AKalpaBVaisheshikaCVyakaranaDJyotisha
- 406expand_moreWhich commission recommended reforms in Centre-State financial relations?AFinance CommissionBSarkaria CommissionCPlanning CommissionDElection Commission
- 407expand_moreArrange the following Mughal rulers chronologically from earliest to latest:
1. Jahangir
2. Babur
3. Shah Jahan
4. HumayunA2-4-1-3B4-2-1-3C2-1-4-3D1-2-4-3 - 408expand_moreWhich education-related document, issued in 1854, laid the foundation for modern education in India?AMacaulay's MinuteBHunter CommissionCWood's DespatchDIndian Education Act
- 409expand_moreWhy does food cook faster in a pressure cooker?ALower temperature inside cookerBIncreased boiling point of waterCReduced heat transferDMore evaporation
- 410expand_moreWhich of the following is a main goal of the proposed Shukrayaan-1 mission by ISRO?AStudy the surface and atmosphere of VenusBObserve asteroids located near EarthCExplore the ring system of SaturnDStudy the atmospheric conditions of Mars
- 411expand_moreThe joint military exercise 'Yudh Abhyas' is conducted between India and which country?AFranceBUnited StatesCRussiaDJapan
- 412expand_moreIf price rises by 5% and demand falls by 5%, demand is:AElasticBInelasticCUnitary elasticDPerfectly elastic
- 413expand_moreIdentify the correctly matched Gupta-era term and meaning:AUparikara – Additional taxBVishti – Land grantCBhoga – Judicial penaltyDKara – Religious donation
- 414expand_moreWhich architectural style predominantly defines the churches of Old Goa?AIndo-SaracenicBMughalCBaroque and ManuelineDGothic Revival
- 415expand_moreWhich of the following is a typical feature of Buddhist Stupa architecture?ATall shikhara with amalakaBHemispherical dome with harmikaCOrnate spires and flying buttressesDFlat roof with wooden beams
- 416expand_moreThe approximate percentage of nitrogen in Earth’s atmosphere is:A58%B68%C78%D88%
- 417expand_more______ was commissioned into the Indian Navy in July 1985 and was Vice Chief of Naval Staff and Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Western Naval Command.AAdmiral Karambir SinghBAdmiral Sunil LanbaCAdmiral R Hari KumarDAdmiral Dinesh K Tripathi
- 418expand_moreConsider the statements about Sattriya:
1. It is a classical dance form of Assam, traditionally performed in monasteries (Sattras).
2. It was introduced by the saint-scholar Srimanta Sankaradev.
Which is/are correct?AOnly 1 correctBOnly 2 correctCBoth 1 & 2 correctDNeither 1 nor 2 correct - 419expand_moreIn historical texts, Baji Rao I is popularly referred to as:APeshwa VishwajeetBBalaji RaoCBaji Rao BallalDShahu's Commander
- 420expand_moreWhat is the primary purpose of the IRNSS/NavIC satellite system?AWeather monitoringBNavigation and positioning servicesCDeep-space explorationDTelevision broadcasting
- 421expand_moreRegarding climate and seasons of the Earth:
1. Equatorial regions experience high temperatures throughout the year due to near-vertical sun rays.
2. Polar regions receive low solar insolation and remain extremely cold for most of the year.
Which of the above is/are correct?AStatement 1 onlyBStatement 2 onlyCBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 422expand_moreIn which year was the National Food Security Act passed?A2011B2013C2015D2010
- 423expand_moreWhich high jump technique involves bending the back, crossing the bar backwards, and landing on the shoulders?AScissor JumpBStraddle TechniqueCWestern RollDFosbury Flop
- 424expand_moreThe 'Hornbill Festival', also known as the 'Festival of Festivals', is celebrated by the tribal communities of which state?AArunachal PradeshBNagalandCMeghalayaDTripura
- 425expand_moreRead the statements below:
1. The Attorney General of India is appointed by the President of India.
2. The security deposit for contesting the Vice-President election is ₹15,000.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly statement 1BOnly statement 2CBoth statements 1 and 2DNeither statement 1 nor 2 - 426expand_moreConsider the following statements about Mathura school of art beyond sculptures:
1. A terracotta female figurines with elaborate ornaments were widely produced.
2. Decorated railings with narrative panels were found at ancient shrines.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 427expand_moreWhat is the primary objective of the PLI (Production Linked Incentive) Scheme?APromote domestic manufacturing and exportsBProvide crop insurance to farmersCRegulate prices of essential medicinesDImprove cold storage infrastructure
- 428expand_moreThe use of "Metronymics" (names derived from the mother) was a unique characteristic of which ruling dynasty?AVakatakasBSatavahanasCPallavasDCholas
- 429expand_moreWho is the author of the book 'The Ocean of Churn'?ASanjeev SanyalBTony JosephCDevdutt PattanaikDRohan Mukherjee
- 430expand_more“Interpreter of Maladies” was written by:AKiran DesaiBAravind AdigaCJhumpa LahiriDAnita Nair
- 431expand_moreWho inaugurated the PM GatiShakti National Master Plan?ANitin GadkariBNarendra ModiCPiyush GoyalDAmit Shah
- 432expand_moreIn which year was the Sports Authority of India (SAI) established?A1982B1984C1986D1988
- 433expand_moreMatch the Scientific Law with its Propounder:
Column A Column B A. Law of Constant Proportions 1. Joseph Proust B. Law of Multiple Proportions 2. John Dalton C. Law of Conservation of Mass 3. Antoine Lavoisier AA-1, B-2, C-3BA-2, B-1, C-3CA-3, B-2, C-1DA-1, B-3, C-2 - 434expand_moreThe Pola festival, celebrated in the Balaghat district of Madhya Pradesh, is dedicated to which of the following?ACow worshipBRain prayerCBull worshipDHarvest sale
- 435expand_moreThe PM Gati Shakti initiative primarily aims at:AAgricultural subsidiesBIntegrated infrastructure planningCDigital literacyDRural healthcare
- 436expand_moreThe folk dance ‘Chhau’ is associated with which region?ARajasthanBEastern IndiaCWestern HimalayasDDeccan Plateau
- 437expand_moreIn the 38th National Games (Uttarakhand), which of the following sports were initially included as demonstration events and subsequently upgraded to official medal sports?ATraditional wrestling and kalaripayattuBArchery and canoe slalomCYoga and mallakhambDMartial arts and triathlon
- 438expand_moreWhat is the term for a successful shot in basketball where the ball goes directly through the hoop?ASlam dunkBSwishCLayupDAlley-oop
- 439expand_moreWhich of the following pairs related to karst cave formations is correctly matched ?AStalactite – Deposits growing upward from the cave floorBStalagmite – Formed from mineral-rich water dripping from the roof onto the floorCSoda straw – Thick column joining roof and floorDFlowstone – Pointed formation hanging from the ceiling
- 440expand_moreAfter 1947, the process of integrating princely states into the Indian Union was shaped by multiple pressures. Which of the following factors played the most decisive role in limiting the ability of several princely rulers to sustain claims of separate sovereignty?AThe absence of international recognition for independent princely statesBContinued administrative control exercised by the British Crown after independenceCPopular political mobilization within the states demanding democratic integration with IndiaDEconomic incentives offered by foreign powers to maintain autonomous rule
- 441expand_moreThe 'Ramsar Convention' is related to the conservation of:ATigersBWetlandsCCoral reefsDElephants
- 442expand_moreIncorrect match:ATroposphere – weatherBStratosphere – ozoneCMesosphere – satellitesDThermosphere – auroras
- 443expand_moreWhich gharana was influenced directly by the dhrupad tradition?AGwalior GharanaBAgra GharanaCJaipur Atrauli GharanDRampur Saheswan Gharana
- 444expand_moreWhich scheme focuses on improving soil fertility through balanced nutrient use?APMFBYBPKVYCSoil Health Card SchemeDPMKSY
- 445expand_moreThe Government of India Act 1935 proposed a Federation of India consisting of British Indian Provinces and:APrincely StatesBChief Commissioner’s ProvincesCUnion TerritoriesDOverseas Territories
- 446expand_morePopulation density refers to:AIndividuals per householdBPersons per square kilometreCPersons per geographic regionDPersons per district
- 447expand_moreIn Hindustani music, the term describing the permitted notes and their sequence in a raga is:ATalaBBandishCAroha–AvarohaDLaya
- 448expand_moreWho inaugurated the 'Statue of Equality' in Hyderabad in February 2022?ADraupadi MurmuBNarendra ModiCM. Venkaiah NaiduDAmit Shah
- 449expand_moreNavigation satellites under India’s NavIC system are primarily placed in:APolar orbitBLow Earth OrbitCGeostationary/Geosynchronous orbitDSun-synchronous orbit
- 450expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are INCORRECT regarding road density in India?
A. Level of economic development and terrain are the determinants of road density in a region.
B. Road density is higher in the North-Eastern states than in the Southern states of India.
C. Road density of Kerala is higher than the national road-density norm.AA onlyBB onlyCC onlyDBoth B and C - 451expand_moreWhich of the following pairs of type of nutrient – nutrient is correctly matched?AMicronutrient – NitrogenBMacronutrient – CopperCMicronutrient – MolybdenumDMacronutrient – Zinc
- 452expand_moreWhich of the following works was composed by the Vijayanagara ruler Krishnadevaraya and is renowned for its poetic richness and devotion to Lord Vishnu?ARamacharitamBAmuktamalyadaCGita GovindaDManimekalai
- 453expand_moreIn which year was the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) founded?A1928B1932C1947D1950
- 454expand_moreWhich rule in badminton relates to a rally being replayed due to interruption?AFaultBLetCSmashDDrive
- 455expand_moreThe traditional dance form ‘Bagurumba’ is primarily performed by which community of Northeast India?AMishingBBodoCKarbiDNyishi
- 456expand_moreEach Mandala of the Rigveda is further subdivided into ___.ASuktasBKandasCPuranasDSamhitas
- 457expand_moreWhat does an alpha particle represent in the process of alpha decay?AHydrogenBHeliumCLithiumDDeuterium
- 458expand_moreAssertion (A): India is developing small satellite launch vehicles (SSLVs).
Reason (R): SSLVs are designed to provide cost-effective and rapid launch capabilities.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 459expand_moreIn the Rigveda, what term is used for a collection of hymns?AGāyatrīsBPuranasCSuktasDSūtras
- 460expand_moreConsider the following statements about the Hubble Space Telescope (HST):
1. It operates mainly in the visible, ultraviolet, and near-infrared wavelengths.
2. It is placed in a geostationary orbit above the Earth.
3. It has contributed to measuring the rate of expansion of the Universe.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 and 2BOnly 1 and 3COnly 2 and 3DAll 1, 2 and 3 - 461expand_moreWhich wetland is famous for migratory birds in Rajasthan?AKeoladeo National ParkBDal LakeCChilika LakeDLoktak Lake
- 462expand_moreAssertion (A) and Reason (R) provided. Choose correctly:
Assertion (A): UDAN Scheme boosts regional air links.
Reason (R): It offers viability gap funding to airlines.ABoth true, R explains ABBoth true, R does not explain ACA true, R falseDA false, R true - 463expand_moreWho was the first Indian woman badminton player to win an individual Olympic medal?AP.V. SindhuBSaina NehwalCJwala GuttaDAshwini Ponnappa
- 464expand_moreWhy "Space Situational Awareness (SSA)" program by ISRO important?ATracks energy usage in orbitBMonitors space debris and protects Indian space assetsCObserves black holes in the deep skyDProvides satellite TV services across Asia
- 465expand_moreFiscal policy deals with:AInterest ratesBGovernment revenue and expenditureCForeign tradeDExchange rates
- 466expand_moreWhat is a "mandapa" in traditional Indian temple architecture?AGateway towerBOuter boundary wallCPillared hall for worshippersDWater tank
- 467expand_moreWhat does the term 'Gadhaiya' refer to in the context of early medieval Western India?AA type of silver and copper coinageBA village headmanCA revenue administrative unitDA temple architecture style
- 468expand_moreThe Sun Temple at Konark looks like a big chariot. How many horses does it have?A5B6C8D7
- 469expand_moreThe Asian Games were first hosted by India in:A1951B1962C1982D1990
- 470expand_moreWhich of the following temple style–region pairs are correctly matched?
1. Nagara – North India
2. Dravida – South India
3. Vesara – Indo-Gangetic plainsA1 & 2 onlyB2 & 3 onlyC1 & 3 onlyD1, 2 & 3 - 471expand_moreThe Kaladan Multi-Modal Project connects India with which neighboring country?ANepalBBhutanCMyanmarDSri Lanka
- 472expand_moreThe speed required by a satellite to remain in a circular orbit around Earth is known as:AEscape VelocityBTerminal VelocityCCritical/Orbital VelocityDRelative Velocity
- 473expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are correct about 'The Adventures of Kakababu, Volume 1'?
1. It is an adventure-mystery series created by Sunil Gangopadhyaya.
2. It is a satirical political commentary on Bengal.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 474expand_moreWho joined as the CEO of NITI Aayog in February 2023?AParameswaran IyerBV.K. PaulCB.V.R. SubrahmanyamDAmitabh Kant
- 475expand_moreWith reference to Aditya-L1, which of the following instrument–function pairs is correctly matched?AVELC – Measures in-situ solar wind particles near L1BSUIT – Captures full-disk ultraviolet images of the SunCASPEX – Studies solar corona in visible wavelengthsDHEL1OS – Maps photospheric magnetic fields
- 476expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding renewable energy certificates (RECs):
1. They are issued for electricity generated from renewable sources.
2. They help utilities meet renewable purchase obligations.AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 477expand_moreIn the context of the Samaveda, what does the term 'Saman' signify?ARitualistic chant or melodyBPhilosophical proseCMagic spellDHistorical chronicle
- 478expand_moreAt the 1980 Moscow Olympics, which timing did India record in men's hockey final?A2–1B3–2C1–0D4–3
- 479expand_moreWhat distinguishes ISRO's Aditya-L1 mission from other solar observatories?AIt uses radar waves to study the SunBIt orbits the Sun directlyCIt will study the solar corona from Lagrange Point 1DIt is placed in a lunar orbit
- 480expand_moreWhich of the following best reflects the economic significance of the India–UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) in its initial years of operation?AIt eliminated tariffs on all petroleum exports from the UAE to IndiaBIt focused only on government-to-government procurement contractsCIt expanded bilateral trade by reducing duties on a wide range of goods and promoting services tradeDIt replaced all previous trade arrangements with a single currency mechanism
- 481expand_moreMatch the rulers with their dynasties: Rulers A. Krishnadevaraya B. Pulakeshin II C. Dantidurga D. Harsha Dynasties
1. Chalukya
2. Rashtrakuta
3. Vijayanagara
4. PushyabhutiAA-3, B-1, C-2, D-4BA-1, B-3, C-4, D-2CA-2, B-4, C-1, D-3DA-3, B-2, C-1, D-4 - 482expand_moreWhich of the following statements about India's National and Institutional Sports Competitions is/are correct?
1. National Games began in 1924 at Lahore and were renamed from the IX Games in Bombay.
2. SGFI holds nationals only for boys under 17 in contact sports like Wrestling and Kabaddi.
3. Inter-University tournaments use knockout or league formats and allow one team per university.AOnly 1 and 2 are CorrectBOnly 1 and 3 are CorrectCOnly 2 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 are Correct - 483expand_moreConsider the statements about castling in chess:
1. Castling cannot be done if the king is in check.
2. Castling is permitted even if the rook has moved earlier.AOnly 1 is CorrectBOnly 2 is CorrectC1 and 2 are CorrectDNeither 1 nor 2 are Correct - 484expand_moreWhich of the following is true about the Deogarh temple built in the early 6th century CE?AIt follows a panchayatana layout and is an early example of Nagara styleBIt was built by Chandela rulers and faces east like most Hindu templesCIts main deity is Shiva in the form of MahadeoDIt is entirely rock-cut with vaulted interiors
- 485expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding minerals in India:
1. The Himalayan belt of India consists of copper, zinc, cobalt, and lead.
2. Most of the building stones, such as granite, marble, and gypsum, are found in Rajasthan. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are CORRECT?AStatement one onlyBStatement two onlyCBoth statements one twoDNeither statement one two - 486expand_moreWhich Constitutional Amendment is known as the 'Mini-Constitution'?A44th AmendmentB42nd AmendmentC73rd AmendmentD86th Amendment
- 487expand_moreIn which city did India win its first-ever Test match against England in 1952?AChennaiBMumbaiCKolkataDDelhi
- 488expand_moreWhich of the following statements about India at the 2012 London Olympics is correct?
1. India won six medals in total.
2. Saina Nehwal won a bronze medal in badminton.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 489expand_moreJayaprakash Narayan's concept of Total Revolution included
which of the following components?
1. Social reforms to eradicate corruption
2. Political reforms to decentralize power
3. Armed struggle against the government
4. Economic reforms focusing on privatization
Which of these are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1, 3 and 4 onlyD1, 2, 3 and 4 - 490expand_moreWhich scheme focuses on crop insurance?APMFBYBGati ShaktiCStartup IndiaDMake in India
- 491expand_moreIn Tennis, which of the following is considered a 'Double Fault'?AHitting the ball out during a rallyBTouching the net during a pointCFailing to land two consecutive serves in the service boxDHitting the ball twice in a row
- 492expand_moreConsider the statements about the Global Hunger Index (GHI):
1. It is released annually to measure hunger at the global, regional, and national levels.
2. It is prepared jointly by Concern Worldwide and Welthungerhilfe.
Which is/are correct?AOnly 1 correctBOnly 2 correctCBoth 1 and 2 correctDNeither 1 nor 2 correct - 493expand_moreIncreased ionization in the ionosphere mainly affects:AOcean tidesBRadio communicationCSoil fertilityDRainfall
- 494expand_moreWhat makes the SSLV (Small Satellite Launch Vehicle) distinct from PSLV and GSLV?AIt uses a hybrid liquid-solid engineBIt is designed for on-demand, low-cost launchesCIt operates from a sea-based platformDIt can only launch foreign satellites
- 495expand_moreWho among the following was awarded Padma Shri for contribution to traditional Pattachitra art?AJitendra MaharanaBRameshwar BrootaCBhuri BaiDSyed Haider Raza
- 496expand_moreMatch the following Yoga terms: 1. Asana 2. Pranayama 3. Dhyana 4. Samadhi | A. Meditation B. Breath control C. Posture D. Complete absorptionA1- C,
2- B,
3- A,
4- DB1- B,
2- C,
3- D,
4- AC1- C,
2- A,
3- B,
4- DD1- D,
2- B,
3- A,
4- C - 497expand_moreConsider the following pairs of folk dances and the states with which they are associated:
1. Yakshagana – Karnataka
2. Chhau – Odisha
3. Rouf – Himachal Pradesh
4. Lai Haraoba – Manipur. Which of the pairs given above are correctly matched?A1, 2 and 4 onlyB1 and 3 onlyC2, 3 and 4 onlyD1, 2, 3 and 4 - 498expand_moreIn athletics, how many lanes are there in a standard Olympic track?A6B7C8D9
- 499expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Mahamatya during Mauryan administration is correct?AHe was the chief priest of the kingdomBHe acted as a high-ranking civil administrator assisting the kingCHe was responsible only for military trainingDHe managed temple rituals and donations
- 500expand_moreWhich mission is India’s first solar mission?AChandrayaan-1BMangalyaanCAditya-L1DAstrosat
- 501expand_more'Why Nations Fail' is co-authored by Daron Acemoglu and ________.AFareed ZakariaBAbhijit BanerjeeCJames RobinsonDRaghuram Rajan
- 502expand_morePer Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), the total permissible police custody duration, including periodic extensions by a magistrate, is:A30 daysB60 daysC90 daysD15 days (initial, extendable)
- 503expand_moreWhich of the following is a characteristic feature of the Basilica of Bom Jesus in Goa?AUse of Corinthian columns on the façadeBRock-cut prayer hallsCWooden pagoda-style roofDStucco domes with minarets
- 504expand_moreDifficulty in starting or stopping motion of a body is due to:AMomentumBInertiaCGravityDFriction
- 505expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are INCORRECT regarding the production of bauxite in India?
1. In India, the largest deposits of bauxite occur in the Dharwar rock systems.
2. Jharkhand is the largest producer of bauxite in India.
3. Most of the bauxite is found in the laterite rocks on the plateau or hill ranges of the peninsula.A1 onlyB2 onlyCBoth 1 and 2D3 only - 506expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the 2021 SAFF Championship final is correct?AIndia defeated Nepal in Kathmandu.BIndia defeated Bangladesh in Dhaka.CIndia defeated Nepal in Malé.DIndia defeated Sri Lanka in Colombo.
- 507expand_moreWhich of the following options is the correct order of the prehistoric periods?AMesolithic, Paleolithic, Neolithic, Metal AgeBPaleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Metal AgeCPaleolithic, Neolithic, Mesolithic, Metal AgeDNeolithic, Mesolithic, Paleolithic, Metal Age
- 508expand_moreWhere is the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium located?AKolkataBNew DelhiCChennaiDHyderabad
- 509expand_moreThe ‘Ambubachi Mela’ held at the Kamakhya Temple in Assam is associated with which belief?AThe annual menstruation of Goddess KamakhyaBCelebration of the harvest seasonCWorship of the Sun God during summer solsticeDCommemoration of the temple’s foundation
- 510expand_moreWho is the author of the famous book “Hind Swaraj”?ABal Gangadhar TilakBMahatma GandhiCJawaharlal NehruDSardar Patel
- 511expand_moreWhich of the following features introduced by the Government of India Act, 1919 is correctly matched with its implication?ADyarchy in provinces – Division of subjects into Reserved and Transferred listsBBicameralism at Centre – Gave complete budgetary control to the Legislative AssemblyCSeparate electorates – Introduced universal adult franchiseDPublic Service Commission – Made it mandatory for Indians to hold higher posts
- 512expand_moreA higher Human Development Index (HDI) indicates:ALower literacyBHigher life expectancy and educationCHigh inflationDPoor income levels
- 513expand_moreWhat is the term for rhythmic cycles in Hindustani classical music?ARagaBTalaCAlapDShruti
- 514expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding the South Asian Games:
1. The first edition was held in Kathmandu in 1984.
2. Sri Lanka has never hosted the Games.ABoth 1 and 2 are correctBOnly 1 is correctCOnly 2 is correctDNeither 1 nor 2 are correct - 515expand_moreAssertion (A): India and China have held multiple rounds of Corps Commander-level talks to ease border tensions since 2020.
Reason (R): The Line of Actual Control is clearly demarcated and mutually accepted by both nations.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth A and R are true but R does not explain ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 516expand_moreWhich of the following terms in Athletics is correctly matched?AFosbury Flop – High JumpBSteeplechase – 100m SprintCBaton Exchange – Shot PutDLane Infringement – Chess
- 517expand_moreHumayun’s Tomb in Delhi is mainly constructed using:ALaterite and graniteBMarble and red sandstoneCBrick and timberDConcrete and lime
- 518expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding the development of railways in India:
1. The first railway line was started in 1853 from Bombay to Pune.
2. The broad gauge covers the highest proportion of tracks of Indian railways. Which of the statement(s) given is/are INCORRECT?AStatement one onlyBStatement two onlyCBoth statements one twoDNeither statement one two - 519expand_moreThe Jagannath Temple in Puri is an example of which style of architecture?ADravidianBMarathaCNagara (Kalinga)DVesara
- 520expand_moreWhat was one major provision introduced by the Pitt's India Act of 1784 concerning the Court of Directors?AIt granted them authority to make laws for Indian statesBIt allowed them to dissolve Indian provincial courtsCIt made them accountable to the British Government in civil/military affairs.DIt merged them with the Board of Control
- 521expand_moreWhich of these statements is/are correct regarding the Census of India, 2011?
1. Muslims outnumber all other minorities in India, but they do not form a majority in any of the Indian states.
2. Christian population is distributed mostly in urban areas of India.
3. Jains have a major concentration in the urban areas of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra, while the Buddhists are concentrated mostly in Maharashtra.A1 and 3 onlyB3 onlyC2 and 3 onlyD1 and 2 only - 522expand_moreWhich of the following best describes the central theme of the book The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank?AA historical analysis of World War II military strategiesBPersonal experiences of a Jewish girl hiding during the Nazi occupationCA fictional story about life in post-war EuropeDA biography of political leaders during World War II
- 523expand_moreAbout enzymes:
1. They lower activation energy.
2. They are substrate specific.
3. They are unaffected by temperature.A1 and 2B2 and 3C1 and 3D1, 2, and 3 - 524expand_moreWhich of the following Buddhist Councils and their locations are correctly matched?AFirst Buddhist Council - RajagrihaBSecond Buddhist Council - LumbiniCThird Buddhist Council - KashmirDFourth Buddhist Council - Pataliputra
- 525expand_moreThe Hornbill Festival is a major cultural event celebrated primarily in the state of ______.AManipurBMizoramCNagalandDArunachal Pradesh
- 526expand_moreWhich unique feature was discovered at the Harappan site of Dholavira, setting it apart from other Harappan cities?AEvidence of rice cultivationBA sophisticated water conservation system with reservoirsCRemains of a horseDDiscovery of a stone plough
- 527expand_moreWhich ISRO mission achieved the first soft landing near the lunar south pole?AChandrayaan-1BChandrayaan-2CChandrayaan-3DAditya-L1
- 528expand_moreIn which year did Babur defeat Ibrahim Lodi in the First Battle of Panipat?A1519 CEB1526 CEC1529 CED1530 CE
- 529expand_moreThe Tutsa tribe of Arunachal Pradesh observes the Pongtu Festival mainly to invoke blessings from which god prior to millet sowing?ADonyi-PoloBRangkhothakCRangfraaDNyegi-Nyapa
- 530expand_moreWhich among the following was NOT a Mughal provincial capital?ALahoreBAllahabadCAjmerDBidar
- 531expand_moreWhich of the following refers to the extent to which demand for a particular commodity decreases because others are also consuming the same commodity?ASnob effectBDemonstration effectCBandwagon effectDVeblen effect
- 532expand_moreKaziranga National Park is famous for the conservation of:AAsiatic LionBOne-horned rhinocerosCSnow leopardDBlack buck
- 533expand_moreWhich feature is most associated with Baul folk music of Bengal?AStrict classical grammarBDevotional and philosophical lyricsCMilitary band instrumentsDOnly instrumental pieces
- 534expand_moreRead the following statements carefully:
Statement 1: The dockyard at Lothal indicates maritime trade activity.
Statement 2: Harappans used standardized weights for commerce.
Which of the following is/are correct?AOnly S1BOnly S2CBoth S1 and S2 are correctDNeither S1 nor S2 is correct - 535expand_moreWhat happens to the perceived frequency when both the source and the listener move at the same pace in the same direction?AIt increasesBIt decreasesCIt remains unchangedDIt fluctuates rapidly
- 536expand_moreWhich type of volcanic eruption is characterized by the most explosive activity and high-viscosity lava?AHawaiianBStrombolianCPlinianDIcelandic
- 537expand_moreIn basketball, how many players usually make up each team on the court during official play?A7B6C8D5
- 538expand_moreArrange the following segments of a traditional Kathak dance performance in order:
1. Tatkar (Footwork)
2. Thaat (Initial posture)
3. Amad (Entry/Introduction)
4. Tarana (Conclusion/Fast pace)A2-3-1-4B1-2-3-4C3-2-1-4D2-1-3-4 - 539expand_moreThe "El Niño" phenomenon, which affects global weather patterns, is primarily characterized by:ACooling of surface waters in the North Atlantic OceanBAbnormal warming of surface waters in the central and eastern Pacific OceanCSudden increase in atmospheric pressure over the ArcticDChanges in the salinity levels of the Indian Ocean
- 540expand_moreMatch the dance with state:
Dance State 1. Bhangra A. Gujarat 2. Garba B. Punjab 3. Lavani C. Maharashtra 4. Yakshagana D. Karnataka A1- B
2- A
3- C
4- DB1- A
2- B
3- D
4- CC1- B
2- C
3- A
4- DD1- D
2- A
3- B
4- C - 541expand_moreIn Hindustani Classical music, the Thaat system was classified into 10 basic scales by:APandit Vishnu Narayan BhatkhandeBTansenCAmir KhusrauDPandit Ravi Shankar
- 542expand_moreThe primary focus of the Quad is in which region?AEuropeBAfricaCIndo-PacificDSouth America
- 543expand_moreRead the below statements marked as Assertion (A) and
Reason (R):
Assertion (A): Midnight’s Children explores India’s post-independence history through magical realism.
Reason (R): The novel received the Booker Prize for its innovative narrative style.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 544expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Hornbill Festival is correct?AIt is celebrated in Kerala during Onam.BIt is held annually in Nagaland.CIt is a harvest festival of Punjab.DIt is celebrated in winter in Rajasthan.
- 545expand_moreThe Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 has been enacted to replace which of the following colonial-era laws?AIndian Penal Code, 1860BCode of Criminal Procedure, 1898CIndian Evidence Act, 1872DPolice Act, 1861
- 546expand_moreAssertion (A): Census data is crucial for planning social welfare policies.
Reason (R): Census operations are conducted every five years in India.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth A and R are true but R does not explain ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 547expand_moreWhich of the following best reflects the significance of the Wangala Festival of Meghalaya?ACelebration of the sea-faring traditionBPost-harvest thanksgiving to the Sun GodCRituals to welcome the spring seasonDWorship of sacred rivers
- 548expand_moreWhich optical device uses a convex mirror to provide a wider field of view?AMicroscopeBPeriscopeCRearview mirror of vehiclesDTelescope
- 549expand_moreThe Bailadila mines in Chhattisgarh are primarily known for the extraction of which mineral?ABauxiteBCopperCIron oreDLimestone
- 550expand_moreWhich Indian city is known for its abundance of buildings featuring French colonial architecture?AGoaBPuducherryCHyderabadDKolkata
- 551expand_moreConsider the following statements about Amrita Pritam:
1. She was a noted Punjabi poet.
2. She wrote the novel "Pinjar".
3. She received the Jnanpith Award.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?A1 onlyB1 and 2 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 552expand_moreWhich government initiative focuses on improving basic urban services like water supply, sewerage, and urban infrastructure in cities across India?ASmart Cities MissionBAtal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT)CSwachh Bharat Mission (Urban)DPradhan Mantri Awas Yojana
- 553expand_moreIdentify the tribal leader who led the Kol Revolt (1831–1832) in Chotanagpur against British exploitation.ABudhu BhagatBRaghunath MahatoCRaghoji BhangareDTantia Tope
- 554expand_moreIndia’s first female Olympic medallist won her medal in which sport and at which Olympic Games?ABoxing – London 2012BBadminton – London 2012CWeightlifting – Sydney 2000DAthletics – Los Angeles 1984
- 555expand_moreWho among the following is NOT a disciple of Buddha?AAnandaBUpaliCSariputtaDSusima
- 556expand_moreWhich digital initiative was introduced under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act for grievance redressal?AManual filing of complaintsBEstablishment of a Consent Manager frameworkCCompulsory offline verification of dataDAbolition of digital signatures
- 557expand_moreIn satellite communication, what is the primary function of a transponder?AGenerate electricityBAmplify and retransmit signalsCControl rocket thrustDMonitor fuel levels
- 558expand_moreThe Nehru Trophy Boat Race held in Kerala is mainly associated with which activity?AElephant processionsBSnake boat racingCTemple ritualsDFolk theatre
- 559expand_moreIn basketball, which of the following is considered a violation?ADribbling the ballBPassing to a teammateCRunning without dribbling the ballDShooting from outside the arc
- 560expand_moreIn boxing, a bout may be stopped if:AA boxer receives three standing counts in a roundBThe referee declares technical knockoutCA boxer commits a minor foulDAudience protests
- 561expand_moreWhat was the main objective of the Industrial Policy of 1956?AProfit MaximizationBGrowth with equityCLaissez-faire policyDOpen market reforms
- 562expand_moreWhich of the following pairs of Indian folk dance and its state is correctly matched?AGarba – PunjabBBihu – AssamCLavani – OdishaDGhoomar – Himachal Pradesh
- 563expand_moreThe term "Bully" is associated with which of the following sports?ABasketballBHockeyCVolleyballDFootball
- 564expand_moreRegarding the Khelo India Youth Games:
1. Hosted by state governments in rotation
2. Supported by the Sports Authority of India
3. Conducted every two yearsA1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 565expand_moreUnder the SLKIC (State Level Khelo India Centre) component of the Khelo India Scheme, how many Kendriya Vidyalayas have been selected in collaboration with the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS)?A2B4C6D8
- 566expand_moreWhich battle marked the final defeat of Prithviraj Chauhan?AFirst Battle of TarainBSecond Battle of TarainCBattle of KhanwaDBattle of Panipat
- 567expand_moreThe composition “Vaishnava Jana To” is commonly rendered in which tala?ADadraBTeentaalCEktaalDJhaptaal
- 568expand_moreWhich nuclear decay alters atomic number but not mass?AAlpha DecayBBeta DecayCGamma DecayDFission
- 569expand_moreOperation Flood is associated with:AFlood control in North IndiaBMilk production (White Revolution)CFish productionDDrinking water mission
- 570expand_moreWho is the author of the book 'Why I am a Hindu'?APavan K. VarmaBShashi TharoorCAravind AdigaDGurcharan Das
- 571expand_moreIn the Wangala festival, the term 'Rongchugala' symbolizes:AWarBHarvest celebrationCMourningDIsolation
- 572expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the 2022 SAFF Championship final is correct?AIndia defeated Nepal in Kathmandu.BIndia defeated Bangladesh in Dhaka.CIndia defeated Nepal in Malé.DIndia defeated Sri Lanka in Colombo.
- 573expand_moreWhich traditional percussion instrument is commonly used in folk performances of Rajasthan and resembles a pair of small drums?AAlgozaBKhartalCNagaraDDholak
- 574expand_moreThe color order in a secondary rainbow is:ASame as primary rainbowBReversed compared to primary rainbowCRandom and variableDDepends on humidity
- 575expand_moreWhich of the following materials was primarily used for the construction of the 'Buland Darwaza' at Fatehpur Sikri?AWhite MarbleBRed and Buff SandstoneCGraniteDBaked Bricks
- 576expand_moreWhen did India successfully conduct the first Gaganyaan TV-D1 test flight?AOctober 2022BOctober 2023CJanuary 2024DDecember 2024
- 577expand_moreHow is urban India aiming to reduce vehicular pollution?APromoting diesel carsBExpanding electric mobilityCRemoving emission normsDEncouraging old vehicles
- 578expand_moreNeither the Pallava nor the Pandya dynasty was primarily responsible for the architectural development of:AShore Temple at MahabalipuramBRock-cut Kailashnath Temple at ElloraCFive Rathas of MamallapuramDMeenakshi Amman Temple complex foundations
- 579expand_moreWho received the Padma Shri for promoting traditional Puppetry art in Rajasthan?ARam Chandra BhattBMahipat KaviCShankar Lal MeghwalDDevendra Sharma
- 580expand_moreThe Taj Mahal was inspired by which famous monument?AHumayun's TombBJama MasjidCVictoria MemorialDQutub Minar
- 581expand_moreRecognition of electronic records in Indian courts is primarily supported by provisions under which law?AThe Information Technology Act, 2000BThe Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988CThe Companies Act, 2013DThe Official Secrets Act, 1923
- 582expand_moreWhy does the Ladakh region remain a cold desert with very scanty rainfall throughout the year?ADue to high-velocity winds that prevent cloud formationBBecause it lies in the rain shadow area of the HimalayasCDue to the absence of any water bodies in the vicinityDBecause it is located close to the Equator
- 583expand_moreWhich of the following initiatives focuses on enhancing climate resilience in drought-prone regions through integrated watershed management and community participation?ANational Afforestation ProgrammeBIntegrated Watershed Management ProgrammeCGreen India MissionDDesert Development Scheme
- 584expand_moreUnder which Five Year Plan was the Green Revolution introduced in India?AFirst PlanBSecond PlanCThird PlanDFourth Plan
- 585expand_moreWhich Indian leader received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014?ANarendra ModiBKailash SatyarthiCManmohan SinghDAmartya Sen
- 586expand_moreIndia’s population is approximately what percentage of the world’s population?A10%B14%C18%D22%
- 587expand_moreWhich of the following statements about entropy is/are correct?
1. Entropy increases in spontaneous processes.
2. Entropy of the universe remains constant for irreversible processes.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBothDNeither - 588expand_moreWhich of the following statements about basketball rules and skills is/are correct?
1. A team gaining ball possession must attempt a shot within 24 seconds, or it results in a shot clock violation.
2. A disqualification foul is awarded only when a player accumulates five personal fouls.
3. Reverse spin dribble is a defensive manoeuvre used exclusively for ball interception.AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCOnly 3 is correctD1, 2 and 3 all are correct - 589expand_moreMatch the dynasties listed in Column A with the regions they primarily ruled over, as given in Column B:
Column A: Dynasty Column B: Region A. Mauryas 1. Magadha B. Guptas 2. Deccan C. Satavahanas 3. North India D. Kushanas 4. North-West India AA–1, B–3, C–2, D–4BA–3, B–1, C–2, D–4CA–1, B–2, C–3, D–4DA–4, B–3, C–1, D–2 - 590expand_moreWhat does the term "Zero FIR" imply under the new law?AFIR can be filed at any police station, regardless of jurisdictionBFIR can be withdrawn at zero costCFIR can be digitally deleted if not verifiedDFIR can be filed without police verification
- 591expand_moreWho won India’s first athletics gold at CWG 2022?AAvinash SableBEldhose PaulCMurali SreeshankarDNeeraj Chopra
- 592expand_moreThe Subsidiary Alliance system had which of the following conditions for the allied Indian rulers?AThey were allowed to maintain their own independent armies.BThey had to keep a British Resident in their court.CThey were free to enter into alliances with other Indian rulers without British consent.DThey were not required to pay any revenue to the British.
- 593expand_moreWhich act introduced the system of dyarchy (dual government) in the provinces of British India?AThe Indian Councils Act of 1861BThe Morley-Minto Reforms of 1909CThe Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms of 1919DThe Government of India Act of 1935
- 594expand_moreWhich of the following is a typical feature of Buddhist Stupa architecture?ATall shikhara with amalakaBHemispherical dome with harmikaCOrnate spires and flying buttressesDFlat roof with wooden beams
- 595expand_moreThe National Food Security Act primarily aims to:APromote exportsBProvide subsidized food grainsCIncrease agricultural taxesDEncourage private farming
- 596expand_moreWhich of the following materials was primarily used for the construction of the 'Buland Darwaza' at Fatehpur Sikri?AWhite MarbleBRed and Buff SandstoneCGraniteDBaked Bricks
- 597expand_moreThe process of ‘Nitrification’ in the nitrogen cycle involves:AConversion of nitrogen gas to ammoniaBConversion of ammonia to nitrites and then nitratesCRelease of nitrogen back into the atmosphereDAbsorption of nitrogen by animals
- 598expand_moreWhat is the main objective of the International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC)?AExpansion of military alliancesBDevelopment of nuclear energy tradeCFacilitation of faster trade between India, Central Asia and EuropeDPromotion of tourism in Central Asia
- 599expand_moreThe National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 primarily aims to:AReplace all private institutions with public universitiesBIntroduce a 5+3+3+4 curricular structureCAbolish board examinations permanentlyDRemove vocational education streams
- 600expand_moreRegarding the rural-urban linkages, which of the following statements is/are CORRECT? 1 Rural and urban regions are often in competition with each other. 2 Rural and urban regions are complementary to each other. 3 There is a continuous exchange of commodities between rural and urban areas through trade ties.A1 and 3 onlyB1 and 2 onlyC2 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3
- 601expand_moreIn Kho-Kho, a defender is declared out when:AHe crosses the central laneBHe is touched by an active chaserCHe steps outside the pole lineDTime expires
- 602expand_moreWhich Article provides the President with the power to declare Financial Emergency?AArticle 352BArticle 356CArticle 360DArticle 365
- 603expand_moreWhich of the following statements accurately describes the law of demand in microeconomics?AAs price increases, demand increases.BAs price decreases, demand decreases.CAs price increases, demand decreases, ceteris paribus.DPrice has no effect on demand.
- 604expand_moreWhich statement about India at the 2012 London Olympics is correct?AIndia won more than five medalsBIndia won its first athletics goldCIndia did not win any medalsDIndia topped the medal tally
- 605expand_moreWhich government initiative aims to empower women through skill development and providing support for entrepreneurship?ABeti Bachao Beti Padhao SchemeBMahila Shakti Kendra SchemeCPradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana PMMYDNational Mission for Empowerment of Women
- 606expand_moreIn the context of Indian hydrogeology, which region is most characterized by 'Artesian wells' where groundwater rises to the surface under natural pressure?ADeccan TrapBTarai region of the HimalayasCMalwa PlateauDThar Desert
- 607expand_moreMatch the dance–state:
1. Bihu – Assam
2. Ghoomar – Rajasthan
3. Lavni – Maharashtra
4. Yakshagana – KarnatakaAAll correctB1,2,3 onlyC2,3,4 onlyD1,3,4 only - 608expand_moreWhich of the following is a classical percussion instrument strongly associated with Andhra Pradesh?AGhatamBSantoorCRababDAlgoza
- 609expand_moreWhich pair correctly pairs a temple roof type with its structural feature?ALatina – rectangular, wagon-likeBPhamsana – flat slabs sloping upward to a ridgeCValabhi – steeply curving inwardDLatina – wide with tiered steps
- 610expand_moreWhat is a significant reform introduced in the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023 regarding crimes against women?ADeath penalty for all theft casesBIntroduction of 'Community Service' as a punishment for petty crimesCRemoval of life imprisonment for all offensesDA new chapter specifically addressing sexual offenses against women and children
- 611expand_moreIn which Olympic Games did Vijender Singh win India's first-ever Olympic medal in boxing?A2008 BeijingB2004 AthensC2012 LondonD2016 Rio
- 612expand_moreDr. Tessy Thomas is also known as the 'Missile Woman of India'. She is best associated with which of the following achievements?ALed Agni-V project; began career at LRDEBWas Chairperson of ISROCFounded a private satellite companyDHeaded HAL's aeronautics division
- 613expand_moreIn BNSS, what provision strengthens witness protection during trial?AAnonymous jury systemBUse of video conferencing and identity concealment for vulnerable witnessesCWitnesses can choose to record statements via SMSDWitnesses are not required to attend trial
- 614expand_moreExamine the statements about long jump technique phases:
1. The run-up on the runway builds peak momentum prior to takeoff.
2. Takeoff involves pushing from the weaker leg to ensure stability. Which statements are accurate?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 615expand_moreThe ‘Mission Karmayogi’ programme is implemented by which department?ADepartment of Personnel and TrainingBMinistry of DefenceCMinistry of FinanceDNITI Aayog
- 616expand_moreIn ancient Indian revenue terminology, which term referred to tax collected in cash?ABhogaBHiranyaCBaliDKara
- 617expand_moreWhich tribal leader from Jharkhand led the 'Ulgulan' (Great Rebellion) movement against British exploitation of tribal lands?ASidhu MurmuBKanhu MurmuCBirsa MundaDTilka Manjhi
- 618expand_moreIn Punjab, the traditional ballad singing style known as ‘Vaar’ is best classified as:AHarvest chantBDevotional hymnCHeroic folk narrativeDLullaby song
- 619expand_moreIn the context of Indian ecology, the Mangrove ecosystem is characterized by:
1. Prevalence of halophytic plants with pneumatophores.
2. Location in the intertidal zones of tropical and subtropical sheltered coasts.
3. High levels of salt tolerance and anaerobic soil conditions.A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyDAll of the above - 620expand_moreUnder the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), the crime of ‘Sedition’ has been replaced by:ASection 150 (Acts endangering sovereignty, unity and integrity of India)BSection 302CSection 377DSection 420
- 621expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are correct regarding the first Commonwealth Games held in 1930?
A) They were hosted in Hamilton, Canada.
B) Eleven countries participated in the event.AOnly A is correctBOnly B is correctCBoth A and B are correctDNeither A nor B is correct - 622expand_moreThe Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) is associated with:ACivil procedure reformsBCriminal procedure reformsCCorporate law regulationDElectoral reforms
- 623expand_moreAssertion (A): The novel ‘The White Tiger’ highlights social inequalities in modern India.
Reason (R): The novel primarily documents ancient Indian history.ABoth A and R are true, and R explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 624expand_moreIn which language was Heart Lamp originally written?ATamilBKannadaCHindiDMalayalam
- 625expand_moreWhat change did the Charter Act of 1813 bring to the East India Company?AEnded Company's trade monopolyBAbolished Company ruleCIntroduced universal suffrageDCreated provincial governments
- 626expand_moreWhich of the following correctly describes the evolution of Ragas in Indian classical music?ARagas were directly created by Bharata Muni in the 13th centuryBRagas derived from jatis, with 72-mela system formulated by VenkatamakhiCThe 72-mela system is the foundation of folk music traditionsDRagas were standardized by Tansen during the Mughal period
- 627expand_moreWhich classical dance form is associated with the ‘Sattra’ monasteries of Assam?AKathakaliBSattriyaCKuchipudiDMohiniyattam
- 628expand_moreOne of the key technological shifts in the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) includes the introduction of which system?AAI-based trial judgement generator.BDrone-based crime scene scanning.CVirtual trial-only courts for all offences.De-FIR, e-summons and e-warrants.
- 629expand_moreWhich of the following traditional dances is associated with the 'Chapchar Kut' festival of Mizoram?ACherawBHojagiriCBardo ChhamDNongkrem
- 630expand_moreThakkar Bapa was a dedicated social worker and freedom fighter primarily known for his lifelong efforts towards the upliftment and welfare of which section of Indian society?AWomenBChildrenCTribal (Adivasi) communitiesDIndustrial workers
- 631expand_moreWhat is the maximum payload capacity of India’s Next Generation Launch Vehicle (NGLV) to Low Earth Orbit (LEO)?A10 tonnesB20 tonnesC30 tonnesD40 tonnes
- 632expand_moreWhich writer won the International Booker Prize 2021 with translator Megan McDowell?AOlga TokarczukBJokha AlharthiCDavid DiopDMariana Enriquez
- 633expand_moreWhich of the following statements correctly describes a characteristic feature of the Vijayanagara administration?ALand revenue was collected exclusively in cash across the empire.BThe empire was divided into provinces known as ‘Mandalam’ governed by Nayakas.CThe capital city had no fortification walls for defence.DTrade with foreign merchants was completely prohibited.
- 634expand_moreGolden visa programs are criticized because they:ARaise tax revenueBEncourage migrationCAllow money laundering risksDPromote tourism
- 635expand_moreIn which year was the Sports Authority of India (SAI) established?A1982B1984C1986D1988
- 636expand_moreThe sacred Cham dances performed in monasteries of Sikkim primarily symbolize various ________ within Vajrayana Buddhism.Amerchant guild leadersBroyal patronsCprotective deitiesDvillage elders
- 637expand_moreThe Planning Commission was established in which year?A1947B1949C1950D1952
- 638expand_moreBharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) introduces:AFull replacement of IPC provisionsBVideo recording of confessionsCAssumption of guiltDElimination of bail provisions
- 639expand_moreIn highlevel pole vault competitions, athletes generally use how many steps in their approach run?A8–10B12–14C16–20D22–26
- 640expand_moreDetermine the correctly matched Chola administrative term with its meaning.AVetti – voluntary donationBKadamai – land taxCUrar – village assemblyDKanikai – royal gift
- 641expand_moreThe key quantity allowing a satellite to sustain orbit without ongoing thrust is:AMassBGravitational forceCOrbital velocityDAtmospheric drag
- 642expand_moreWhat does the designation PSLV stand for in the context of Indian space missions?APowerful Satellite Launch VehicleBPolar Satellite Launch VehicleCPrimary Space Launch VehicleDPrecision Satellite Lift Vehicle
- 643expand_moreThe Rauf folk dance is associated with which State/UT?ALadakhBJammu & KashmirCHimachal PradeshDUttarakhand
- 644expand_moreConsider the statements:
1. Finance Commission is constituted every five years.
2. It is mentioned under Article 280.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 645expand_moreA raga that uses five notes is classified under which jaati?ASampoornaBShadavCAudavDMishra
- 646expand_moreIndia’s first individual Olympic gold medal in athletics was won in:ATokyo OlympicsBRio OlympicsCParis OlympicsDBeijing Olympics
- 647expand_moreWhich of the following correctly identifies India's first Paralympic medallist and his achievement?ADevendra Jhajharia - Gold, javelin throw, Athens 1975BMurlikant Petkar - Gold, men's 50m freestyle, Heidelberg 1972CMariyappan Thangavelu - Gold, high jump, Rio 1973DAvani Lekhara - Gold, air rifle, Tokyo 1976
- 648expand_moreWhich region in India is famous for mangrove forests?AThar DesertBSundarbansCDeccan PlateauDAravalli Hills
- 649expand_moreAssertion (A): Liberalization reduced import licensing.
Reason (R): It aimed to promote global trade integration.ABoth true, R explains ABBoth true, R not explanationCA true R falseDA false R true - 650expand_moreWhich of the following statements about scoring and penalties in field hockey is/are correct?
1) A field goal is valid only if played from inside the shooting circle.
2) In a penalty corner, the ball must exit and re-enter the circle before a goal.
3) A penalty stroke may be lifted to any height if pushed or flicked.AOnly 1 and 2 are CorrectBOnly 2 and 3 are CorrectCOnly 1 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 are Correct - 651expand_moreKalbelia dance gained international recognition around:A2008B2010C2013D2016
- 652expand_moreThe ‘Pravasi Bharatiya Divas’ is celebrated on:A12th JanuaryB9th JanuaryC15th JanuaryD26th January
- 653expand_moreHow is the Rigveda best described in the context of ancient Indian literature?AA compilation of Upanishads.BA collection of royal chronicles.CA collection of hymns across ages.DA religious code.
- 654expand_moreWhich of the following scholars wrote the Ashtanga Sangraha?ACharakaBSushrutaCBhaskaracharyaDVagbhata
- 655expand_moreGatka is a traditional martial art of which state?APunjabBAssamCOdishaDGujarat
- 656expand_moreWhat is the meaning of Samhita in the context of the Rigveda?AA commentary explaining each verse of the RigvedaBA collection of hymns arranged in prose formCA systematic compilation of hymns and mantrasDA ritual handbook for Vedic sacrifices
- 657expand_moreFill in the Blank: Jhumar is a folk dance of ______.AOdishaBWest BengalCJharkhandDGujarat
- 658expand_moreThe Human Development Index (HDI) measures progress in:AIncome, health, and educationBAgriculture and industryCDefence and securityDTrade and commerce
- 659expand_moreWhich two basic postures form the foundation of Odissi dance?ATandava and LasyaBChowk and TribhangaCChakkar and MudraDNatya and Nritya
- 660expand_moreAssertion (A): A confession made to a police officer is inadmissible in court.
Reason (R): Section 23 of Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam retains the principle of voluntariness in confession.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, R is false.DA is false, R is true. - 661expand_moreIn Hindustani Classical Music, the specific melodic framework is known as:ATaalBLayaCRagaDGharana
- 662expand_moreWhich American author received the Pulitzer Prize for "Beloved" and was later awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993?AToni MorrisonBAlice WalkerCMaya AngelouDZora Neale Hurston
- 663expand_moreThe typical base plan of a Dravida-style temple is:ACircular with domeBSquare with pyramidal towerCRectangular with flat roofDOctagonal with spire
- 664expand_moreThe Uniform Civil Code would primarily impact:ACriminal sentencingBPersonal laws governing marriage and inheritanceCEnvironmental clearancesDElectoral reforms
- 665expand_moreIndia's first dedicated multi-wavelength space observatory is:AAstroSatBCartosat-1CINSAT-3DRDHysIS
- 666expand_moreAssertion (A): The PM-eBus Sewa aims to deploy 10,000 electric buses in cities.
Reason (R): It is designed to reduce carbon emissions and promote green mobility in public transport.**ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 667expand_moreWhich of the following fiscal terms related to Gupta dynasty is correctly matched?AUtkhetayita - temple priestBBhaga - judicial feeCVaishthika - forced labourDDasaparadha - annual cattle tax
- 668expand_moreStatement I: The Charter Act of 1833 centralized legislative powers in India.
Statement II: It ended the East India Company’s commercial activities.AOnly I trueBOnly II trueCBoth trueDNeither true - 669expand_moreGreen Credit Programme rewards:APollutersBVoluntary eco-friendly actionsCIndustrial taxesDMining firms
- 670expand_moreAssertion (A): The Kailashnath Temple at Ellora is a monolithic structure.
Reason (R): It was carved out of a single rock from top to bottom.**ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 671expand_moreAccording to Census 2011, which state recorded the highest sex ratio?AKeralaBTamil NaduCHimachal PradeshDAndhra Pradesh
- 672expand_moreWhich of the following statements best reflects the symbolic significance of the Ashoka Chakra in the Indian National Flag?AIt represents royal authority of ancient kingsBIt symbolizes the cycle of law, motion, and progressCIt signifies agricultural prosperityDIt is associated with seasonal festivals
- 673expand_moreTo which level of government do taxes on railway fares and freights accrue?AUnionBStateCMunicipal CorporationDPanchayat
- 674expand_moreWhich of the following statements best reflects the symbolic significance of the Ashoka Chakra in the Indian National Flag?AIt represents royal authority of ancient kingsBIt symbolizes the cycle of law, motion, and progressCIt signifies agricultural prosperityDIt is associated with seasonal festivals
- 675expand_moreWhich government initiative serves as a multi-purpose and multi-modal platform for Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation?APRAGATIBBHASHINICSWAYAMDSAUBHAGYA
- 676expand_moreThe Punchhi Commission on Centre-State relations was set up in:A2000B2005C2007D2010
- 677expand_moreWhich of the following architectural features is a hallmark of the Dravidian style, predominantly found in South India?ACurved ShikharaBVimana with tiered pyramid structureCAbsence of boundary wallsDMandapa with barrel vaults
- 678expand_moreGiven the assertion and reason below, pick the most appropriate option.
Assertion (A): The government's revenue receipts do not bring any burden of repayment or financial liability.
Reason (R): These earnings are not meant to be returned and generally come from either tax-related sources or other regular inflows.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 679expand_moreWhich sport is the term "zugzwang" associated with?AKabaddiBChessCShootingDTable Tennis
- 680expand_moreThe folk dance 'Chhau' is associated with which region?ARajasthanBEastern IndiaCWestern HimalayasDDeccan Plateau
- 681expand_moreAlauddin Khalji's market control policy was primarily aimed at:AIncreasing the wealth of the nobilityBPromoting international tradeCMaintaining a large standing army at low costsDEncouraging the growth of local artisans
- 682expand_moreWhich government scheme aims to provide social security to workers in the unorganized sector?AMahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA)BAtal Pension Yojana (APY)CPradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY)DNational Health Mission (NHM)
- 683expand_moreWhich Air Chief joined IAF in 1984 fighter stream?ARKS BhadauriaBAP SinghCB S DhanoaDVivek Ram Chaudhari
- 684expand_moreThe Human Development Index mainly considers:AIncome, health, and educationBPopulation growthCInflation rateDExport levels
- 685expand_moreWhich factor poses a major threat to coral reefs worldwide?ASoil erosionBOcean warming and acidificationCDesertificationDUrban housing
- 686expand_moreThe value of ‘g’ (acceleration due to gravity) is minimum at:AThe EquatorBThe North PoleCThe South PoleDThe center of the Earth
- 687expand_moreThe Rauf folk dance is associated with which State/UT?ALadakhBJammu & KashmirCHimachal PradeshDUttarakhand
- 688expand_moreThe bending of sound waves around obstacles is known as:AReflectionBRefractionCDiffractionDInterference
- 689expand_moreWhich Article deals with the President’s ordinance-making power?AArticle 110BArticle 123CArticle 356DArticle 368
- 690expand_moreThe authority to certify a Bill as a Money Bill rests with the:APresident of IndiaBFinance SecretaryCSpeaker of the Lok SabhaDChairman of Rajya Sabha
- 691expand_moreConsider the following statements about the book 'The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World':
1. It is authored by S. Jaishankar and discusses India's foreign policy challenges.
2. It focuses exclusively on India's internal agricultural reforms since 1947.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly statement 1 is correctBOnly statement 2 is correctCBoth statements 1 and 2 are correctDNeither statement 1 nor 2 is correct - 692expand_moreRani Gaidinliu was known as a 'Naga spiritual and political leader' who led a fierce armed rebellion against the British in which region of Northeast India?AArunachal Pradesh (Naga Hills)BMeghalaya (Khasi Hills)CManipur (Naga Hills)DMizoram (Lushai Hills)
- 693expand_moreThe 2023 Asian Games were officially hosted in which city?ABeijingBHangzhouCShanghaiDGuangzhou
- 694expand_moreThe Kodava festival that marks the beginning of the agricultural season and involves rituals dedicated to ancestral spirits and weapons worship is:AHuthariBKailmurthaCKaveri SankramanaDMadikeri Dasara
- 695expand_moreIn the Global Firepower (GFP) Index methodology, why are special modifiers such as bonuses and penalties incorporated into the ranking formula?ATo eliminate countries without standing armies from evaluationBTo assign automatic higher ranks to nuclear-armed statesCTo adjust rankings by accounting for strategic advantages and limitations beyond raw manpower and equipmentDTo compute per capita military expenditure ratios
- 696expand_moreConsider the following statements about 'Negotiating Mughal Law' by Nandini Chatterjee:
1) The book explores legal pluralism and property rights through a landlord family's experience across Indian empires.
2) It is a literary biography focusing on Mughal emperors' personal lives and poetic patronage.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly statement 1 is correctBOnly statement 2 is correctCBoth statements 1 and 2 are correctDNeither statement 1 nor 2 is correct - 697expand_moreAssertion (A): The Deccan Plateau supports extensive black soil agriculture.
Reason (R): Black soil retains moisture and is ideal for cotton cultivation.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth true but R not explanationCA true R falseDA false R true - 698expand_moreBased on the statements given below,
choose the correct option:
Statement I: Gandhara art was influenced by Greco-Roman styles.
Statement II: Gandhara sculptures avoided depicting human figures.AStatement I and II both are correctBOnly statement I is correctCOnly statement II is correctDNeither I nor II - 699expand_moreWhich country has consistently been ranked as the world's most peaceful country in the Global Peace Index?ANew ZealandBDenmarkCIcelandDSwitzerland
- 700expand_moreConsider the following statements: Statement
1. Jalal-ud-din Khalji was the founder of the Khalji Dynasty. Statement
2. The Tughlaq dynasty was established immediately following the end of the Slave Dynasty.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 701expand_moreThe term 'Maharatna' in the context of Indian Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) refers to:ACompanies that are being prepared for total privatizationBCompanies granted maximum financial and operational autonomyCSmall-scale industries in the textile sectorDFirms that operate exclusively in rural welfare
- 702expand_moreWhat is the primary function of ribosomes?AEnergy productionBProtein synthesisCLipid storageDDNA repair
- 703expand_moreWhich medieval text by Matanga is an important source for early Indian music theory?ANatya ShastraBBrihaddeshiCDattilamDRaga Tarangini
- 704expand_moreWhich government scheme aims to provide financial assistance to women Self-Help Groups (SHGs)?ARashtriya Mahila Kosh (RMK)BDeendayal Antyodaya Yojana-National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM)CPradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY)DMahila E-Haat
- 705expand_moreIn the Vijayanagara polity, the title ‘Hinduraya Suratrana’ signified:ASultan of the DeccanBProtector of the Hindu realmCCommander of cavalryDTemple administrator
- 706expand_moreWhich of the following terms in Athletics is correctly matched?AFosbury Flop – High JumpBSteeplechase – 100m SprintCBaton Exchange – Shot PutDLane Infringement – Chess
- 707expand_moreStatement 1: British colonial Indian architecture has prominently adopted the utilization of lime mortar as well as extensive foundation platforms.
Statement 2: These design methods enabled the incorporation of arches, domes, and large colonnaded verandas in public structures.ABoth statements are correct, and Statement 2 correctly explains Statement 1BBoth statements are correct, but Statement 2 does not correctly explain Statement 1CStatement 1 is true, Statement 2 is incorrectDBoth statements 1 and 2 are incorrect - 708expand_moreWhich phenomenon causes geomagnetic storms on Earth?AOcean currentsBSolar flares and coronal mass ejectionsCEarth’s rotationDLunar eclipses
- 709expand_moreIn Table Tennis service rules, the minimum height the ball must be thrown is:A10 cmB16 cmC20 cmD25 cm
- 710expand_moreAssertion (A): Cryogenic engines are crucial for launching heavy payloads into geostationary orbit.
Reason (R): Cryogenic propellants provide high efficiency and greater thrust performance.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth A and R are true but R does not explain ACA true but R falseDA false but R true - 711expand_moreThe Mars Orbiter Mission of India is popularly known as:AChandrayaanBGaganyaanCMangalyaanDSuryaan
- 712expand_moreWho is the author of the novel ‘The Guide’?AR.K. NarayanBKhushwant SinghCChetan BhagatDVikram Seth
- 713expand_moreThe Adi tribe of Arunachal Pradesh performs the Ponung dance during which festival?ASolungBLosarCMopinDDree
- 714expand_moreWhat was the defining milestone of Neeraj Chopra's performance in the men's javelin throw at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics?AHe broke the Olympic record on his final attempt.BHe became the first Indian track and field athlete to win a gold medal.CHe defeated the defending champion by a margin of over five metres.DHe was the only athlete in the final to throw beyond eighty metres.
- 715expand_moreWho among the following was awarded Padma Shri for contribution to traditional Pattachitra art?AJitendra MaharanaBRameshwar BrootaCBhuri BaiDSyed Haider Raza
- 716expand_moreWhich statement best reflects the outcome of land reforms in India between 1950-1970?AIntermediaries were abolished but tenancy reforms varied by stateBAll land was equally distributed to landless laborersCPrivate ownership of land was completely prohibitedDAgriculture was entirely corporatized
- 717expand_moreWhat is the standard distance of a Marathon race?A21.09 kmB42.195 kmC50 kmD38.5 km
- 718expand_moreThe Gini Coefficient is a measure of:APoverty lineBIncome inequalityCUnemployment rateDInflation
- 719expand_moreWhich classical dance form is associated with the 'Sattra' monasteries of Assam?AKathakaliBSattriyaCKuchipudiDMohiniyattam
- 720expand_moreThe International Space Station orbits Earth at roughly:A50 kmB400 kmC2000 kmD36,000 km
- 721expand_morePeer Ali Khan was a prominent leader in the 1857 Revolt who organized rebels and challenged British rule in which major city of Bihar?AGayaBPatnaCBhagalpurDMuzaffarpur
- 722expand_moreArmenia has unveiled a butterfly-based logo for COP17 featuring which endemic species?AMonarch ButterflyBApollo ButterflyCErivan Anomalous BlueDSwallowtail Butterfly
- 723expand_moreIn Indian philosophy, which two major paths to liberation are emphasized?AKarma and JnanaBBhakti and YogaCDharma and ArthaDMoksha and Kama
- 724expand_moreWhich of the following is a mineral-based industry?APaperBSugarCIron and steelDCotton textiles
- 725expand_moreWhich layer of the atmosphere contains Ozone Layer?ATroposphereBStratosphereCMesosphereDThermosphere
- 726expand_moreApproximately how many massive gates (Pols) are there in the Kumbhalgarh Fort in Rajasthan?A3B5C7D9
- 727expand_moreRead the below statements marked as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Mark the correct option:
Assertion (A): Mission LiFE encourages sustainable lifestyles to address climate change.
Reason (R): It promotes mindful consumption and environmentally responsible daily practices among citizens.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 728expand_moreWhich of the following pairs is correctly matched with Mauryan pillar locations?AVaishali – BiharBDhauli – RajasthanCRampurva – Uttar PradeshDAmaravati – Karnataka
- 729expand_moreWhich of the following statements regarding the National Games is/are correct?
1. They are organized by the Indian Olympic Association.
2. They include multiple sports disciplines.AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 are correct - 730expand_moreWhich statement best describes a Tillana in Carnatic music?AA slow devotional hymnBA rhythmic composition often concluding a concertCA purely instrumental ragaDA narrative dance drama
- 731expand_moreWhich one of the following National Park–State pairs is correctly matched?AKeibul Lamjao National Park – MizoramBHemis National Park – Himachal PradeshCSilent Valley National Park – KeralaDKanger Valley National Park – Odisha
- 732expand_moreConsider the following statements about Biosphere Reserves in India:
1. They aim to conserve biodiversity and promote sustainable development.
2. Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve was the first biosphere reserve established in India.
3. All biosphere reserves are strictly protected with no human activity allowed.
Which of the above is/are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 733expand_moreWhich of the following statements accurately reflects the biomechanical coordination during the throwing phase of discus throw?AThe shoulders and trunk continue rotating till 1 minute after the discus is released to maintain momentumBThe left foot remains fixed while the right foot rotates and stays straight throughout the motionCBoth knees stay straight during rotation, but the right knee bends after forward extension for balanceDThe body's weight shifts entirely to the left foot while the right leg stabilizes the upper body lean
- 734expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Hornbill Festival is correct?AIt is celebrated in Kerala during Onam.BIt is held annually in Nagaland.CIt is a harvest festival of Punjab.DIt is celebrated in winter in Rajasthan.
- 735expand_moreWhich global agreement was specifically designed to protect the ozone layer by phasing out the production of numerous substances responsible for ozone depletion?AKyoto ProtocolBMontreal ProtocolCParis AgreementDNagoya Protocol
- 736expand_moreWhich statement best describes the contribution of Kabir to Indian literature?APromoted ritualistic worshipBCriticized social inequalities through versesCWrote only court poetryDComposed epics in Sanskrit
- 737expand_moreWhat is the central theme of Salman Rushdie's novel "Midnight's Children", which won the Booker Prize?AIndia's freedom struggle and post-independence historyBIndo-Persian trade relationsCA political thriller set in DelhiDA romantic tale in colonial India
- 738expand_moreWhich of the following best defines Capital Receipts?AReceipts that increase government revenue permanentlyBReceipts that reduce financial liabilities of the governmentCReceipts that create liability or reduce government assetsDReceipts that do not impact government assets or liabilities
- 739expand_moreFill in the Blank:The traditional dance-drama form Ankiya Naat is primarily associated with the state of ________.AManipurBOdishaCAssamDWest Bengal
- 740expand_more
- 741expand_moreWho scored the highest number of goals for India in the 1952 Helsinki Olympic hockey final?ABalbir Singh Sr.BDhyan ChandCRoop SinghDLeslie Claudius
- 742expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Finance Commission of India is correct?
A) It is constituted by the President of India.
B) It recommends distribution of tax revenues between Centre and States.AOnly ABOnly BCBoth A and BDNeither A nor B - 743expand_moreWhy are modern tennis rackets commonly made with graphite composites?AThey are heavier for powerful shotsBThey reduce vibration and improve controlCThey are cheaper than woodDThey do not bend at all
- 744expand_moreWhich macromolecule primarily stores genetic information?AProteinsBLipidsCCarbohydratesDNucleic acids
- 745expand_moreArrange the following historical events in their correct chronological order, from the earliest to the latest:
1. Completion of Qutub Minar
2. Foundation of the city of Agra
3. Battle of TalikotaA1-2-3B2-1-3C3-2-1D1-3-2 - 746expand_moreRead the below statements marked as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Mark the correct option:
Assertion (A): The Human Development Index (HDI) includes indicators of health, education, and income.
Reason (R): The HDI is published by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 747expand_moreWho is the author of The Lowland , a novel shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2013?AArundhati RoyBKiran DesaiCJhumpa LahiriDAnita Desai
- 748expand_moreA sound wave travels from air into water. What happens to its travel rate and wavelength?ASpeed increases, wavelength decreases.BSpeed decreases, wavelength increases.CSpeed increases, wavelength increases.DSpeed decreases, wavelength decreases.
- 749expand_moreWhich of the following statements about Kolkata's colonial architecture is/are correct?
1. Indo-Saracenic buildings combine Indian and European elements.
2. Neoclassical structures in Kolkata emerged largely in the 20th century.
3. The Maidan area separates many colonial administrative buildings from native settlements.AOnly 1 and 2 are correctBOnly 1 and 3 are correctCOnly 2 and 3 are correctDAll 1, 2 and 3 are correct - 750expand_moreWhich of the following Harappan sites is known for a unique water harnessing system and storm-water drainage?ALothalBDholaviraCKalibanganDBanawali
- 751expand_moreConsider the following about Bihu dance:
1. Associated with Assamese New Year
2. Performed only by menAOnly 1 correctBOnly 2 correctCBoth correctDNeither correct - 752expand_moreUnder the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, digital evidence is treated as:ASecondary evidence onlyBPrimary evidence if authenticatedCInvalid evidenceDOral testimony
- 753expand_moreThe PM-Fasal Bima Yojana primarily aims to:AProvide health insuranceBProtect farmers against crop lossCSubsidize fertilizersDPromote exports
- 754expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. Comets are icy bodies that develop a glowing coma when they approach the Sun.
2. Asteroids are mostly found in the Kuiper Belt beyond Neptune.
Which of the above is/are correct?AStatement 1 onlyBStatement 2 onlyCBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 755expand_moreConsider the following statements about badminton strokes:
1. Backhand Net Kill and Forehand Net Kill are examples of forecourt strokes played near the net.
2. Backhand Drive and Forehand Drive are midcourt strokes played from the middle of the court.
3. Forehand Clear is a type of rear court stroke played from the back of the court.
Which of the statements given above are correct?AOnly 1 and 2 are CorrectBOnly 2 and 3 are CorrectCOnly 1 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 are Correct - 756expand_moreWhich mission is India's first solar mission?AChandrayaan-1BMangalyaanCAditya-L1DAstrosat
- 757expand_moreIn which event did Mary Kom secure her latest international gold medal?AAsian Games, HangzhouBPresident’s Cup, IndonesiaCCommonwealth Games, BirminghamDOlympic Games, Tokyo
- 758expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding Taekwondo competitions:
1. Black belt indicates advanced proficiency.
2. A safety zone is maintained around the competition area.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 759expand_moreWhich factor primarily causes orographic rainfall?AIntense surface heatingBAir rising over mountain barriersCCyclonic convergenceDCold polar winds
- 760expand_moreMary Kom became the first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal in which sporting discipline?AWrestlingBBadmintonCBoxingDAthletics
- 761expand_moreWhich of the following statements regarding manganese production in India is INCORRECT?AOdisha is a major producer of manganese.BIndia imports all its manganese requirements.CKarnataka has significant manganese reserves.DManganese is used in steel manufacturing.
- 762expand_moreWhat is the standard distance of a Marathon race?A21.09 kmB42.195 kmC50 kmD38.5 km
- 763expand_moreIn athletics, the term “foul line” is commonly associated with:AHigh jumpBShot putCMarathonDHurdles
- 764expand_moreAccording to recent energy transition strategies, which measure improves grid stability?AIncreasing coal importsBExpanding energy storage systemsCReducing renewable energy capacityDLimiting digital monitoring
- 765expand_moreThe folk dance Dangi Nritya, associated with tribal traditions, originates from which region of Gujarat?ADang districtBKutchCKathiawar plainsDCentral Gujarat
- 766expand_moreWhich statement correctly represents the Nobel Prize in Literature?AAwarded annually for scientific discoveriesBRecognizes outstanding literary contributionsCGiven only to novelistsDLimited to European authors
- 767expand_moreThe famous Meenakshi Temple in Madurai is known for which architectural feature?AWhite marble wallsBHidden underground shrinesCShikhara covered in goldDGigantic Gopurams (gateway towers)
- 768expand_moreWhich of the following statements about backstroke swimming technique is correct?AThe swimmer breathes only on alternate lapsBArms move alternately in a continuous circular motionCKicking is performed only during turnsDThe swimmer faces downward in water
- 769expand_moreThe Madai festival, associated with the worship of local deities and celebrated over several weeks in different villages, is primarily observed in which state?AChhattisgarhBJharkhandCOdishaDAssam
- 770expand_moreMarco Polo, during his return from China, described the pepper trade in which region of India?AKonkanBBengalCMalabarDOdisha
- 771expand_moreConsider the following about photosynthesis:
1. It requires sunlight.
2. Chlorophyll absorbs light.
3. It occurs in mitochondria.AOnly 1 and 2 are correctBOnly 2 and 3 are correctCOnly 1 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 are correct - 772expand_moreMineral-rich regions generally experience population growth because:AThey promote tourism onlyBThey ensure better rainfallCThey generate employment through industriesDThey discourage migration
- 773expand_moreConsider the following statements about the impact of foreign trade on aggregate demand in India:
Statement 1: Imports by Indian consumers act as a leakage from the circular flow of income, hence reducing aggregate demand.
Statement 2: Exports from India to foreign markets act as an injection into the circular flow, increasing aggregate demand.
Which of the following is correct?AOnly Statement 1 is correctBOnly Statement 2 is correctCBoth Statement 1 and Statement 2 are correctDNeither Statement 1 nor Statement 2 is correct - 774expand_moreWhich of the following is NOT an expected outcome of India’s Aditya-L1 mission?AStudy of solar coronaBMonitoring of solar windCDirect landing on the Sun’s surfaceDUnderstanding space weather dynamics
- 775expand_moreWhich Indian state has the largest bauxite reserves?AGujaratBOdishaCBiharDRajasthan
- 776expand_moreWhich of the following is performed by women during the Sikkim weddings?AMaruniBChhauCGiddhaDLavani
- 777expand_moreWhich instrument is used to measure atmospheric pressure?AHygrometerBBarometerCAmmeterDAltimeter
- 778expand_moreThe David Dixon Award is presented at the Commonwealth Games to whom?AThe overall winning nationBThe best athleteCThe team with the best sportsmanshipDThe host city
- 779expand_moreWhat was a key equity-based goal of land reforms implemented after independence?AImport substitution as an economic strategyBExpansion of credit to industrial sectorsCAbolition of intermediaries and land ceiling lawsDEncouragement to zamindars through land ownership
- 780expand_moreOne major reason for uneven benefits of the Green Revolution in India was:AAbsence of agricultural universitiesBLimited irrigation and infrastructure in some regionsCBan on fertilizer usageDDecline in global wheat demand
- 781expand_moreWhen light travels from air to glass, what happens to its speed?AIncreasesBDecreasesCRemains sameDBecomes zero
- 782expand_moreThe term ‘polygenic inheritance’ refers to:AOne gene controlling multiple traitsBMultiple genes controlling one traitCMutation in a single geneDDuplication of chromosomes
- 783expand_moreLight pollution most severely affects observation of:ASolar eclipsesBMeteors during daytimeCFaint galaxies and nebulaeDMoon phases
- 784expand_moreAssertion (A): The novel 'The White Tiger' highlights social inequalities in modern India.
Reason (R): The novel primarily documents ancient Indian history.ABoth A and R are true, and R explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 785expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the atmosphere is correct?
1. Troposphere is the lowest layer of the atmosphere.
2. Ionosphere lies above the mesosphere.AStatement 1 onlyBStatement 2 onlyCBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 786expand_moreAssertion (A): The Green Revolution increased wheat production.
Reason (R): High-yield variety seeds and irrigation were introduced.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth true but R not explanationCA true R falseDA false R true - 787expand_moreWhich Indian sportsperson became the first from India to win an individual Olympic gold medal in athletics?ANeeraj ChopraBAbhinav BindraCP.T. UshaDMilkha Singh
- 788expand_moreThe Startup India initiative includes which of the following components to financially support early-stage start- ups?AFund of Funds for Startups (FFS)BAtal Tinkering LabsCPradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas YojanaDNational Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme
- 789expand_moreThe Government of India Act of 1935 primarily aimed to:AGrant complete independence to IndiaBEstablish a Dominion status for IndiaCProvide for a federal structure with provincial autonomyDIntroduce universal adult suffrage
- 790expand_moreEconomic reforms in India were introduced in which year?A1991B1984C2001D1977
- 791expand_moreWhich ancient Indian ruler's governance was characterized by a strongly centralized administrative framework?AHarshavardhanaBSamudraguptaCChandragupta MauryaDPulakeshin II
- 792expand_moreWhat is the primary objective of the PM-PRANAM scheme?APromote digital farming technologiesBReduce the use of chemical fertilizers by promoting alternativesCProvide minimum support price to farmersDImprove rural road connectivity
- 793expand_moreKorba, a major thermal power station in India, is located in:AJharkhandBChhattisgarhCMaharashtraDWest Bengal
- 794expand_moreWhich pair is correctly matched?ALord Dalhousie – Doctrine of LapseBLord Curzon – Vernacular Press ActCLord Ripon – Subsidiary AllianceDLord Hastings – Permanent Settlement
- 795expand_moreStatement 1: CoWIN portal was used for vaccination management.
Statement 2: Aarogya Setu provided health risk alerts.AOnly Statement 1BOnly Statement 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 796expand_moreWhich of the following is a key requirement for admissibility of an electronic record under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA), even if it's a secondary evidence?AIt must be handwritten and notarizedBIt must be part of a hard drive submitted to courtCIt must be published in the GazetteDIt must be accompanied by a certificate
- 797expand_moreRead the statements below and choose the correct option regarding the 37th National Games:
Statement 1: The 37th National Games were held in Goa.
Statement 2: The event involved competitions across multiple venues in the state.AOnly Statement 1BOnly Statement 2CBoth Statement 1 and 2DNeither Statement 1 nor 2 - 798expand_moreThe reign of Prithviraj Chauhan concluded in which year?A1175 CEB1192 CEC1206 CED1210 CE
- 799expand_moreWhat was the role of the India Council established by the Government of India Act, 1858?ATo control trade with IndiaBTo advise the Secretary of StateCTo represent Indian opinion in BritainDTo review court judgments
- 800expand_morePrivatization refers to transfer of ownership from:APrivate to publicBPublic to privateCState to NGOsDCooperatives to state
- 801expand_moreAssertion (A): The National Sports Awards recognize excellence in sports.
Reason (R): They are awarded by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.
A. Both A and R are true, and R explains A B. Both A and R are true, but R does not explain A C. A is true, but R is false
D. A is false, but R is true - 802expand_moreWhich traditional musical instrument from Assam is made from buffalo horn and is closely associated with Bihu festivals and indigenous cultural rituals?APepaBGogonaCXutuliDDhol
- 803expand_moreIn the context of Gupta dynasty's administration, which of the following officers is correctly paired with their respective role?AUtkhetayita - Keeper of Royal KitchenBDhruvadhikaranika - Chief Judicial OfficerCPustapala - Notary and Keeper of RecordsDBhandagaradhikrita - Head of Village Watchmen
- 804expand_moreWho gave the scarcity definition of economics?AAdam SmithBP.A. SamuelsonCAlfred MarshallDLionel Robbins
- 805expand_moreThe Golden Gate, a novel written entirely in verse and set in California, was authored by which Indian writer?AVikram SethBSalman RushdieCKiran DesaiDArundhati Roy
- 806expand_moreThe Battle of Wandiwash (1760) was fought between:ABritish and FrenchBBritish and MarathasCFrench and DutchDBritish and Tipu Sultan
- 807expand_moreThe rock-cut Kailasa temple at Ellora was carved out of how many rocks?AOne single rockBCement blocksCThree adjoining rocksDA cluster of stones
- 808expand_moreWho is the author of the book 'The Great Indian Novel'?ADevdutt PattanaikBShashi TharoorCSanjeev SanyalDGurcharan Das
- 809expand_moreUnder the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which offence would qualify as organized crime?ASingle act of shopliftingBCoordinated cyber fraud by a groupCMinor traffic violationDPersonal dispute assault
- 810expand_moreIshwar Chandra Vidyasagar is best remembered for his role in:ALeading peasant uprisingsBReforming widow remarriage lawsCEstablishing armed resistance groupsDIntroducing English education alone
- 811expand_moreWhich government programme focuses on providing allweather road connectivity to unconnected habitations in rural India?ASagarmala ProgrammeBBharatmala PariyojanaCPradhan Mantri Gram Sadak YojanaDSmart Cities Mission
- 812expand_moreAssertion (A): The first nationwide census in independent India was conducted in 1951.
Reason (R): Census operations are held every ten years in India.ABoth A and R are true, and R explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 813expand_moreIn which year was the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) in India formed?A2000B2005C2009D2012
- 814expand_moreWhat is the official height of a badminton net at the center?A1.55 mB1.50 mC1.524 mD1.45 m
- 815expand_moreWho led the Paika Rebellion of 1817 in Odisha?ABakshi JagabandhuBTantia TopeCRani LakshmibaiDKunwar Singh
- 816expand_moreMatch each ruler listed in Column A with their respective period of reign given in Column B:
Column A: Ruler Column B: Reign Period A. Babur 1. 1526–1530 B. Humayun 2. 1530–1540 C. Akbar 3. 1556–1605 D. Jahangir 4. 1605–1627 AA–1, B–2, C–3, D–4BA–2, B–1, C–3, D–4CA–1, B–3, C–2, D–4DA–3, B–2, C–1, D–4 - 817expand_moreWho authored the book “Ignited Minds”?AR. NarayanBA.P.J. Abdul KalamCVikram SethDAmartya Sen
- 818expand_moreWho founded the Prarthana Samaj?AAtmaram PandurangBJyotiba PhuleCSwami Dayanand SaraswatiDHenry Vivian Derozio
- 819expand_moreRani Gaidinliu is best known for her leadership in which movement?AJoined the Heraka movement against British missionariesBPeasant uprising in BengalCArmed revolt in PunjabDNon-cooperation movement in Andhra Pradesh
- 820expand_moreWhich Indian martial art, originating from Manipur, primarily utilizes the 'Sarit Sarak' (unarmed combat) and 'Thang' (sword) techniques?AMardani KhelBThang-TaCPaika AkhadaDMusti-yuddha
- 821expand_moreRead the statements below labeled as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Select the appropriate option:
Assertion (A): Humayun’s Tomb marked the first significant Mughal garden tomb and served as a direct model for the Taj Mahal's architecture.
Reason (R): It pioneered the charbagh garden design and double-domed structure typical of subsequent Mughal tombs.ABoth A and R are true, and R correctly explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 822expand_moreAssertion (A): The Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) is India's premier nuclear research facility.
Reason (R): BARC focuses on the development of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes and reactor technology.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 823expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding G20 cooperation in science and technology:
1. It encourages collaborative innovation among member nations.
2. It operates only through annual leaders’ summits.
Which of the statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 824expand_moreConsider the following about population growth in India:
Statement-I: The population pyramid in India is broad at the base and top and narrow in the middle.
Statement-II: India has a large proportion of young population due to high birth rates and declining death rates.
Which one of the following is CORRECT in respect of the above statements?ABoth Statement-I and Statement-II are correct and Statement-II is the correct explanation for Statement-IBBoth Statement-I and Statement-II are correct and Statement-II is not the correct explanation for Statement-ICStatement-I is correct but Statement-II incorrectDStatement-I incorrect but Statement-II is correct - 825expand_moreAssertion (A): A relay team was disqualified despite finishing first.
Reason (R): One runner crossed into another lane during baton exchange.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth A and R are true but R does not explain ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 826expand_more'Kyoto Protocol' is related to:ABiodiversityBGreenhouse gasesCOzone depletionDHazardous waste
- 827expand_moreWhich describes the "bunch start" position in sprinting?ABlocks 25–30 inches from line, feet parallelBBlocks 16–19 inches from line, rear toe and front heel alignedCHips below shoulders, arms bentDToes ahead of starting line
- 828expand_moreThe Bhilai Steel Plant, one of India’s major public sector steel plants, is located in which state?AOdishaBJharkhandCChhattisgarhDWest Bengal
- 829expand_moreThe dispersed rural settlements can be found predominantly in
which of the following areas of India?
1. Bundelkhand region of Central India
2. Chhattisgarh
3. Lower plains of Ganga
4. Hilly states of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh
Select the CORRECT answer using given code below:A1, 2 and 3 onlyB1 and 4 onlyC1, 2, 3 and 4D4 only - 830expand_moreConsider the following statements about 'The Golden Gate' by Vikram Seth:
1. The novel, written entirely in verse, was shortlisted for the Whitbread Book Award.
2. It won the Booker Prize for its expansive narrative on Indian society and culture.
3. The book was honored with the Sahitya Akademi Award.AOnly statement 1 is correctBOnly statement 2 is correctCStatements 1 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 all are correct - 831expand_moreWhich of the following statements most accurately describes a key difference between the Mathura and Gandhara schools of art, as broadly understood in Indian architectural history?AMathura art primarily used green phyllite, while Gandhara art used spotted red sandstoneBGandhara art developed on purely indigenous lines, whereas Mathura art showed foreign influencesCMathura art predominantly focused on Buddhist themes, while Gandhara focused on Hindu deitiesDMathura art depicted Buddha in an indigenous Yaksha-like style, whereas Gandhara art reflected Hellenistic (Greco- Roman) features
- 832expand_moreWhich harvest festival of Assam is celebrated with community feasts and bonfires in January?ARongali BihuBKongali BihuCBhogali BihuDKati Bihu
- 833expand_moreThe trio of Binoy, Badal, and Dinesh are remembered for their daring armed attack on which building, a symbol of British administration in Calcutta?AVictoria MemorialBFort WilliamCWriters' BuildingDHowrah Station
- 834expand_moreAssertion (A): GST is a destination-based tax.
Reason (R): GST is levied only on manufacturing.ABoth A and R are true, and R explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 835expand_moreWhich Veda is mainly concerned with chants and melodies used during sacrificial rituals?ARigvedaBYajurvedaCSamavedaDAtharvaveda
- 836expand_moreNon-metallic minerals in India are best described as:AScarce for industrial applicationsBMainly gemstones with little industry roleCAbundant and essential for key sectorsDSecondary to metallic minerals in growth
- 837expand_moreThe Garia Carnival is conducted according to the guidance of which community leader?AOchaiBLamaCOjhaDDolo
- 838expand_moreWangala Festival is associated with which of the following tribe of India?AGaro tribe of Meghalaya.BBhotia tribes of Uttarakhand.CBalti tribes of Jammu and Kashmir.DNyishi tribes of Arunachal Pradesh.
- 839expand_moreExamine the statements about Chandrayaan-3 mission:
1. It successfully landed near the Moon’s south pole.
2. It carried an orbiter along with the lander and rover.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 840expand_moreWhich option accurately describes the development of Indian classical music traditions?AJatis developed from ragas according to early scripturesBThe 72-mela system originated with Bharata in the 13th centuryCFolk traditions initially relied on mela and grama scalesDRagas derived from jatis, with 72-mela system by Venkatamakhi
- 841expand_moreOn MISHTI Scheme:
1. Targets mangrove afforestation via scientific techniques.
2. Introduced in Budget 2023–24.
3. Permits commercial mangrove leasing.A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyDAll 1, 2, and 3 - 842expand_more'Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao' scheme focuses on:AAgricultureBGirl child welfareCElderly careDSkill development
- 843expand_moreUnder the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which punishment was introduced for petty offences for the first occasion?ACommunity ServiceBSolitary confinementCPublic floggingDAsset seizure
- 844expand_more‘ The Ministry of Utmost Happiness was written by which author who is also a recipient of the Sahitya Akademi Award?AKiran DesaiBArundhati RoyCJhumpa LahiriDAnita Desai
- 845expand_moreWhich butterfly has been featured in the official logo for COP17 (17th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity)?ABlue MorphoBErivan Anomalous BlueCMonarch ButterflyDPainted Lady
- 846expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are correct?
1. Kuchipudi originated in Andhra Pradesh.
2. It is performed only by men.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 847expand_moreFill in the blank: During India’s G20 Presidency in 2023, key initiatives included the Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) framework and the ______ for sustainable development.AGreen Development PactBClimate Finance RoadmapCGlobal Biofuel AllianceDSustainable Energy Charter
- 848expand_moreThe Ilbert Bill controversy of 1883-84 was related to:AThe imposition of new taxes on agricultural produceBThe issue of allowing Indian judges to try European offenders in criminal casesCThe introduction of English as the medium of instruction in all schoolsDThe demarcation of boundaries between British India and princely states
- 849expand_moreWhat primarily drives the use of generative design in aerospace engineering?AEnabling smooth multi-payload system integrationBRefining structures for lowest weight and highest durabilityCBoosting crew safety through redundant life-support featuresDDeveloping flexible propulsion systems
- 850expand_moreUnder the Right to Information Act, information must generally be provided within:A15 daysB30 daysC45 daysD60 days
- 851expand_moreStandard athletics tracks mark each lane with lines of:A2 cmB5 cmC10 cmD15 cm
- 852expand_moreWhich hormone is often called the "Emergency Hormone"?AInsulinBThyroxineCAdrenalineDEstrogen
- 853expand_moreFill in the blank: During Losar celebrations, households prepare ceremonial offerings including grains, butter lamps, and symbolic figures of ______.Abarley stalksBcranesCconch shellsDprayer wheels
- 854expand_moreA person needs spectacles with a power of -2.5 D. This indicates that the person is suffering from:AHypermetropia and needs a converging lensBMyopia and needs a diverging lensCPresbyopia and needs a bifocal lensDAstigmatism and needs a cylindrical lens
- 855expand_moreIn the photoelectric effect:
1. Emission depends on frequency threshold.
2. Higher intensity increases number of electrons.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBothDNeither1 or 2 - 856expand_moreIn the Wangala festival, the term ‘Rongchugala’ symbolizes:AWarBHarvest celebrationCMourningDIsolation
- 857expand_moreWhich description fits The Adventures of Kakababu, Volume 1 by Sunil Gangopadhyaya?
1. A groundbreaking Bengali adventure series starring detective Kakababu, blending mystery and cultural motifs.
2. A satirical critique of governance in independent India.
3. An autobiographical account of the author's involvement in Bengal's freedom struggle.AOnly 1BOnly 2C2 and 3D1, 2, and 3 - 858expand_moreThe Subsidiary Alliance system of the British aimed primarily to:APromote Indian industriesBCreate buffer alliances under British controlCEncourage local self-ruleDAbolish princely states
- 859expand_moreTemperature and precipitation play an important role in determining the climate of a region. Consider the following statements regarding temperature variation in southern India:
1. Due to the presence of southern India in the tropical zone, the diurnal range of temperature is high.
2. Due to the continental influence, the annual mean range of temperature is greater in the coastal regions.
Which of the statements given above is/are CORRECT?AStatement one onlyBStatement two onlyCBoth statements one twoDNeither statement one two - 860expand_moreThe Hornbill Festival is a major cultural event celebrated primarily in the state of ______.AManipurBMizoramCNagalandDArunachal Pradesh
- 861expand_moreWhich country is the world's largest landlocked country?AMongoliaBKazakhstanCChadDNiger
- 862expand_moreWhich plan gave prominence to the Industrial Policy Resolution of 1956, emphasizing the 'commanding heights' doctrine?AFirst Five Year PlanBSecond Five Year PlanCThird Five Year PlanDFourth Five Year Plan
- 863expand_moreWhat is the standard duration of a men's international hockey match?A60 minutesB70 minutesC80 minutesD90 minutes
- 864expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the long jump is/are correct?
1. The run-up phase is meant to build maximum horizontal speed and momentum before takeoff.
2. Takeoff is executed using the stronger leg.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 865expand_moreThe Green Revolution in India was introduced during which plan?ASecondBThirdCFourthDFifth
- 866expand_moreThe Digital India initiative primarily focuses on:AAgricultural reformsBDigital infrastructure and servicesCDefence modernizationDSpace research
- 867expand_moreRead the below statements marked as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Mark the correct options:
Assertion (A): Gandhara images frequently feature halo and curly hair. Reasoning (R): These elements symbolise Graeco-Roman influence in North-West India.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 868expand_moreRead the following statements about photosynthesis:
1. Chlorophyll absorbs light energy.
2. It occurs only at night.
3. Oxygen is released as a by-product.
Which are correct?A1 and 3 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 869expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding the Red Fort in Delhi:
1. It was commissioned by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan.
2. The DiwaniAam and DiwaniKhas are located inside the complex.
3. It was constructed during the reign of Aurangzeb.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 870expand_moreWhich is generally not classified as a weather parameter?ATemperatureBHumidityCSoil pHDWind
- 871expand_moreThe Deccan Trap region of India is primarily associated with which type of rock?AGraniteBBasaltCSandstoneDMarble
- 872expand_moreThe Aravalli Green Wall Project mainly focuses on:ACoastal afforestationBDesert irrigationCReviving degraded landscapesDUrban forestry only
- 873expand_moreWith reference to the theory of demographic transition, consider the following statements:
1. For the initial two stages of the demographic cycle, a high fertility rate and death rate would result in high population growth.
2. In the third stage, both fertility and mortality factors would decline significantly.
3. The demographic transition theory does not explicitly take into account the migration factor.
4. Social and cultural factors can greatly affect the population, which can impact what the theory predicts.
Which of the statements given above is/are CORRECT?A1, 2, and 3 onlyB2, 3, and 4 onlyC1, 3, and 4 onlyD2 and 4 only - 874expand_moreExamine the statements about long jump technique phases:
1. The run-up on the runway builds peak momentum prior to takeoff.
2. Takeoff involves pushing from the weaker leg to ensure stability. Which statements are accurate?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 875expand_moreAs an object is moved further away from the Earth's surface, its gravitational potential energy relative to the surface:AIncreasesBDecreasesCRemains zeroDFirst increases then decreases
- 876expand_moreWhich landslide type features rotational backward movement of the displaced material?ARockslideBRock fallCSlumpDDebris fall
- 877expand_moreWhich Indian state became the first to achieve 100% functional tap water connections in rural households under the Jal Jeevan Mission?AGoaBTelanganaCHaryanaDGujarat
- 878expand_moreGatka is a traditional martial art of which state?APunjabBAssamCOdishaDGujarat
- 879expand_moreWhich sectors were largely excluded from industrial licensing after 1991?ADefense and TelecomBAlcohol, Cigarettes, ExplosivesCTextiles and FertilizersDAgriculture and Education
- 880expand_moreWhat is the total distance of a standard 4 × 100 metre relay race?A200 metresB300 metresC400 metresD800 metres
- 881expand_moreThe book “The Idea of India” is authored by:AShashi TharoorBSunil KhilnaniCAmartya SenDRamachandra Guha
- 882expand_moreThe minimum number of rays required to locate the image formed by a spherical mirror is ______.AOneBTwoCThreeDFour
- 883expand_moreWho is the author of the novel "Victory City", which tells the epic saga of a woman who creates a fantastical empire through her poetic powers?AAmitav GhoshBSalman RushdieCJhumpa LahiriDVikram Seth
- 884expand_moreThe 'Pravasi Bharatiya Divas' is celebrated on:A12th JanuaryB9th JanuaryC15th JanuaryD26th January
- 885expand_moreWhich of the following statements regarding the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award is/are correct?
1. When instituted in 1991–92, the award carried a cash prize of ₹1 lakh, which has been revised upward over time.
2. The award was renamed after Major Dhyan Chand in 2021.AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 are correct - 886expand_moreA higher ranking in the World Press Freedom Index indicates:AMore government control over media.BGreater journalistic freedom.CIncreased media censorship.DLower public trust in media.
- 887expand_moreIn tribal traditions of Odisha, the 'Chaitra Parva' festival primarily symbolizes:ABeginning of the agricultural seasonBVictory in warCFuneral ritualsDTrade activities
- 888expand_moreIn ancient Indian music, Desi Sangeet refers to:AFolk traditionsBVedic chantsCCourt musicDWestern classical music
- 889expand_more'Jinnah: His Successes, Failures and Role in History' was authored by?AH.M. SeervaiBIshtiaq AhmedCMaulana AzadDRafiq Zakaria
- 890expand_moreWhich of the following pairs is correctly matched?AWood’s Despatch – Promotion of English education systemBHunter Commission – Abolition of universitiesCSadler Commission – Focus on primary schooling onlyDRaleigh Commission – Vernacular press control
- 891expand_moreThe objective of import substitution industrialization was to:AEncourage free tradeBReduce dependency on importsCPromote foreign dominanceDIncrease luxury imports
- 892expand_moreThe first edition of Khelo India University Games was held in:A2018B2019C2021D2023
- 893expand_moreThe primary instrument used in Pandavani folk performance is:ATambura (or Ektara)BSarangiCVeenaDSantoor
- 894expand_moreFill in the Blank: Dumhal dancers wear ______ during the performance.AColorful robesBMasksCVeilsDBells
- 895expand_moreConsider the following statements about Boxing techniques and training:
1. Offensive boxing actions include "Straight Left to the Body" and "Right Uppercut to the Head".
2. Methods like "Shadow Boxing" and "Mirror Boxing" are used for developing boxing techniques.
3. The four boxing distances or ranges are Long Distance, Medium Distance, Close Distance, and Infighting.AOnly 1 and 2 are CorrectBOnly 2 and 3 are CorrectCOnly 1 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 are Correct - 896expand_moreConsider the following statements about the book ‘Playing It My Way’:AIt is an autobiography of a former Indian cricketer.BIt was written by a sports journalist.CIt focuses only on domestic cricket tournaments.DIt was published by the ICC.
- 897expand_moreWhy is the Sundarbans region globally important?AMajor mineral reservesBUnique mangrove ecosystemCLargest coral reefDCold desert ecology
- 898expand_moreUnder the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, which type of evidence is admissible in digital form?AOral testimony onlyBElectronic recordsCAnonymous pamphletsDReligious scriptures
- 899expand_moreFill in the blank: The Vernacular Press Act of 1878 was primarily intended to __________.ARestrict the freedom of non-English Indian newspapersBPromote education in local Indian languagesCProvide subsidies to vernacular journalistsDRegulate the printing of religious textbooks
- 900expand_moreWhich Indian state is famous for the traditional buffalo race known as "Kambala"?AKeralaBKarnatakaCAndhra PradeshDMaharashtra
- 901expand_moreBy which year does Indian Railways plan to double originating train capacity in 48 major cities?A2027B2028C2030D2035
- 902expand_moreWhich city frequently ranks high in clean air surveys?ASuratBKanpurCPatnaDVaranasi
- 903expand_more‘Kyoto Protocol’ is related to:ABiodiversityBGreenhouse gasesCOzone depletionDHazardous waste
- 904expand_moreThe revolutionary Bagha Jatin (Jatindranath Mukherjee) was known for his valiant fight and for inspiring revolutionaries in which Indian state?APunjabBUttar PradeshCBengalDBihar
- 905expand_moreThe Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam primarily relates to:ACivil lawBEvidence lawCContract lawDAdministrative law
- 906expand_moreWhose administrative system later became the model for Emperor Akbar's consolidation of the Mughal Empire?ABabarBHumayunCSher Shah SuriDJahangir
- 907expand_moreThe Santosh Trophy is associated with which sport?AHockeyBFootballCCricketDVolleyball
- 908expand_moreWhich of the following statements correctly reflect India's recent digital governance initiatives?
1. DigiLocker enables citizens to store official documents digitally.
2. BharatNet focuses on urban metro connectivity only.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 909expand_more‘SAMPADA’ scheme is related to:AEducationBAgro-Marine Processing (Food Processing)CMiningDTextiles
- 910expand_moreWhich Indian city is known as the Silicon Valley of India?AHyderabadBPuneCBengaluruDNoida
- 911expand_moreWhich of the following pairs of Indian folk dance and its state is correctly matched?AGarba – PunjabBBihu – AssamCLavani – OdishaDGhoomar – Himachal Pradesh
- 912expand_moreRead the below statements marked as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Mark the correct options:
Assertion (A): President is the formal head of executive.
Reason (R): Executive actions are taken in his/her name.ABoth true, R explains ABBoth true, R not explanationCA true, R falseDA false, R true - 913expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Badami Caves is correct?AThey were commissioned by the Mauryan Empire.BThey represent the earliest known examples of Hindu temple architecture in the Deccan.CThe caves are exclusively dedicated to Jain Tirthankaras.DThey are located in the Aurangabad district of Maharashtra.
- 914expand_moreA 'Double Dribble' violation in basketball occurs when a player:ADribbles the ball with both hands simultaneouslyBTakes three steps without dribblingCDribbles the ball above shoulder heightDFouls an opponent during a layup
- 915expand_moreWhat is the significance of the Bharatiya Antariksh Station?AIt will be the first Indian lunar baseBIt will be India's space station in orbitCIt is a deep-space observatoryDIt aims to mine asteroids
- 916expand_moreWith reference to administrative offices in early historic India, which of the following officer–function pairs is correctly matched?AAyuktaka – Provincial revenue officerBSenapati – Chief judicial authorityCNagaraka – Head of temple ritualsDDandapala – Supervisor of trade guilds
- 917expand_moreWhich of the given statements is/are CORRECT regarding solar power production?
1. Solar power is a renewable energy source with low operational costs and minimal environmental impact.
2. Kamuthi Solar Power Project is one of the largest single-location solar power plants in India, with a capacity of 648 MW.ABoth 1 and 2B1 onlyC2 onlyDNeither 1 nor 2 - 918expand_moreWho scored the highest number of goals for India in the 1952 Helsinki Olympic hockey final?ABalbir Singh Sr.BDhyan ChandCRoop SinghDLeslie Claudius
- 919expand_moreIn Indian classical music, Sushira Vadya refers to:AInstruments producing sound by stretched membranesBString instruments played with fingers or bowCWind instruments where sound is produced by air vibrationDSolid instruments struck together for rhythm
- 920expand_moreConstructing sea walls and raising structures in a coastal area against sea-level rise mainly exemplifies:AClimate Change MitigationBCarbon SequestrationCGeoengineeringDClimate Change Adaptation
- 921expand_moreThe Regulating Act of 1773 mainly reformed the East India Company’s administration in which two key domains?AJudicial processes and revenue systemsBMilitary tactics and commercial policiesCHome-country governance and Indian territorial authorityDTies with princely states and international diplomacy
- 922expand_moreAscorbic Acid is a water-soluble vitamin deficiency of which leads to scurvy. Identify the correct option.AVitamin ABVitamin B12CVitamin CDVitamin D
- 923expand_moreIn the context of Indian classical music, which statement correctly explains the concept of Vikrit swaras?AThey are notes that remain constant in every ragaBThey refer to altered notes such as Komal and TivraCThey are notes sung only in fast tempo compositionsDThey are exclusive to folk music traditions
- 924expand_moreWho was the first Tirthankara of Jainism?AParshvanathBRishabhadevCSambhavnathDChandraprabha
- 925expand_moreWhen light travels from water to air, which property remains unchanged?ASpeedBFrequencyCWavelengthDIntensity
- 926expand_moreWhich script is predominantly used in the inscriptions of Emperor Aśoka?AKharosthiBDevanagariCTamilDBrahmi
- 927expand_moreConsider:
1. GST Council decisions are recommendatory.
2. States can tax intra-state supply.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 928expand_moreIn Garba dance, performers traditionally move in:AStraight linesBCircular formationsCPairs onlyDRandom patterns
- 929expand_moreAfter the death of Shivaji, which group came to hold effective political power in the Maratha state?AMughalsBDeshmukhsCKunbisDChitpavan Brahmanas
- 930expand_moreIn the traditional performance of Kudiyattam , which of the following elements is essentially used to maintain rhythmic timing during long dramatic enactments?AHand-held cymbals (Ilathalam)BBamboo clappers struck on the floorCHeavy wooden pestlesDStone slabs beaten with metal rods
- 931expand_moreAs per international standards, the weight of a table tennis ball is:A2.7 gB3.0 gC3.5 gD4.0 g
- 932expand_moreWhat was the aim of the Sixth Plan (1980–85)?ADefense expansionBFaster industrializationCPoverty reduction and modernizationDExport-led growth
- 933expand_moreWho among the following rulers commissioned the construction of the Shore Temple at Mamallapuram, a prominent example of early structural temple architecture?AMahendravarman IBNarasimhavarman I (Mamallan)CNarasimhavarman II (Rajasimha)DNandivarman II
- 934expand_moreWhich of the following best describes the core rituals and symbolism associated with the Mopin festival of the Galo tribe in Arunachal Pradesh?AIt centres on warrior initiation ceremonies marked by spear duels and oath-taking.BIt involves ritual smearing of rice paste, community feasting, and prayers for prosperity and protection from evil spirits.CIt commemorates a historical treaty through drum processions and royal proclamations.DIt is fixed exclusively on a solar eclipse day determined by hereditary astrologers.
- 935expand_moreWhich of the following is/are correct about the National Games in India?
1. Indian Olympic Games began in 1924 at Lahore due to efforts of Noehren and Buck.
2. Renamed as National Games in 1940 after the 10th edition in Delhi.AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 are Correct - 936expand_moreConsider the following:
1. Police is a State subject.
2. Defence is a Union subject.
3. Education is in the Concurrent List.
Which are correct?A1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1, 2 and 3D1 and 3 only - 937expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Badami Caves is correct?AThey were commissioned by the Mauryan Empire.BThey represent the earliest known examples of Hindu temple architecture in the Deccan.CThe caves are exclusively dedicated to Jain Tirthankaras.DThey are located in the Aurangabad district of Maharashtra.
- 938expand_moreThe commonly accepted boundary between Earth’s atmosphere and outer space, often used in aerospace records, is located at approximately:A80 kmB100 kmC500 kmD1,000 km
- 939expand_moreReplacementlevel fertility implies:AZero population growthBTwo children per couple on averageCEqual migration rateDFalling mortality rate
- 940expand_moreWhich is NOT caused by geomagnetic storms?AGPS disruptionBPower grid failureCRadio blackoutDEarthquakes
- 941expand_moreAssertion (A): Digital India promotes e-governance.
Reason (R): It aims to improve online infrastructure.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth A and R are true but R does not explain ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 942expand_moreWhich statement correctly represents the Nobel Prize in Literature?AAwarded annually for scientific discoveriesBRecognizes outstanding literary contributionsCGiven only to novelistsDLimited to European authors
- 943expand_moreRead the below statements marked as Assertion (A) and
Reason (R):
Assertion (A): The National Single Window System simplifies business approvals.
Reason (R): It integrates clearances from multiple ministries on one platform.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 944expand_moreIndia’s first lithium refinery project is planned in:AGujaratBKarnatakaCRajasthanDOdisha
- 945expand_moreWhen was the concept of QUAD first proposed?A2004B2007C2017D2020
- 946expand_moreStatement 1: Polar satellites move in low Earth orbit.
Statement 2: They are useful for earth observation.AOnly Statement 1 is correctBOnly Statement 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 947expand_moreSelect the author who wrote the Booker Prize-winning novel named in the source.AAnita DesaiBKiran DesaiCJhumpa LahiriDChitra Banerjee
- 948expand_moreIn the context of medieval Islamic taxation, what did Khums refer to?AA tax on agricultural produceBOne-fifth of war booty and hidden wealthCA levy on trade caravansDA land revenue assessed annually
- 949expand_moreConsider the following statements about Olympic track events:
1. The 100 m and 200 m races are conducted for both men and women.
2. The 3000 m steeplechase is held only for men in the Olympics.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 are correct - 950expand_moreWhich of the following statements about football rules is correct?AA goalkeeper cannot handle the ball inside the penalty area.BOffside is judged only when the ball is passed forward.CA player is sent off for receiving two yellow cards.DA corner kick is taken from the centre circle.
- 951expand_moreWhich government scheme provides a monthly pension to workers in the unorganised sector after they reach the age of 60?APradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maandhan (PM-SYM)BPradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY)CPradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY)DPradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY)
- 952expand_moreThe Green Revolution in its first phase (mid-1960s to mid-1970s) was largely ineffective in which of the following regions?APunjabBTamil NaduCBiharDHaryana
- 953expand_moreThe Puranas, ancient Indian texts, are traditionally considered to be how many in number?A12B18C24D108
- 954expand_moreThe main objective of the ‘National Green Hydrogen Mission’ is to:APromote nuclear energyBDevelop hydrogen as a clean energy sourceCExpand coal miningDIncrease petroleum imports
- 955expand_moreThe SIMBEX naval exercise is conducted between India and:AIndonesiaBSingaporeCVietnamDMalaysia
- 956expand_moreWhich school of ancient Indian art is known for its strong Greco-Roman (Hellenistic) influence on its sculptures?AMathura SchoolBAmravati SchoolCGandhara SchoolDNagara School
- 957expand_moreDuring the 16th century, the Ahom kingdom ruled primarily in which region?ABengal deltaBMalabar coastCAssam valleyDBundelkhand
- 958expand_moreFill in the Blank: Panthi dancers wear ______ during performance.AKurtaBDhotiCSareeDLungi
- 959expand_moreWhich of the following Mughal emperors was responsible for the construction of the Red Fort in Delhi?ABaburBAkbarCShah JahanDAurangzeb
- 960expand_moreWhich Mahajanapada was located in the region of present-day eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar and became the nucleus of the Mauryan Empire?AKosalaBMagadhaCVajjiDMalla
- 961expand_moreWhich of the following complexes is also called a light-harvesting complex?AAntenna complexBATP synthase complexCRibosome complexDSpliceosome complex
- 962expand_moreConsider the following statements about early medieval political struggles in northern India:
Statement I: The GurjaraPratiharas, Palas and Rashtrakutas competed for dominance over Kanauj.
Statement II: The Palas were mainly centred in the Bengal region.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?AOnly Statement IBOnly Statement IICBoth Statement I and IIDNeither Statement I nor II - 963expand_moreIn cricket, what does the term ‘maiden over’ mean?AOver with a wicketBOver with no runs concededCOver with six balls bowled fastDOver ending a spell
- 964expand_moreWho was the first Viceroy of India?ALord Warren HastingsBLord CanningCLord MountbattenDLord Dalhousie
- 965expand_moreWhat is the central theme of Aravind Adiga's novel 'The White Tiger', which won the Booker Prize?AIndia's freedom struggleBRural-urban divide and social inequalityCIndia-China relationsDHistorical trade routes
- 966expand_moreThe ‘Ramsar Convention’ is related to the conservation of:ATigersBWetlandsCCoral reefsDElephants
- 967expand_moreWhat is the main objective of the International Solar Alliance?APromote nuclear energyBEncourage solar energy adoption globallyCRegulate oil pricesDFund coal projects
- 968expand_moreWhich district–state pair is correctly matched for bauxite reserves?AKoraput – OdishaBGaya – BiharCJalgaon – MaharashtraDHisar – Haryana
- 969expand_moreIn which year was the National Food Security Act passed?A2011B2013C2015D2010
- 970expand_moreHow many gold medals did India win in 2022 Commonwealth Games?A15B22C26D20
- 971expand_moreConsider the following statements: The Strait of Malacca is one of the most important sea routes in the world. It connects the Indian Ocean with the Pacific Ocean. Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth statements 1 and 2 are correctDNeither statement 1 nor 2 is correct
- 972expand_moreWhich Western Chalukya ruler is known for defeating the Chola king Rajadhiraja I in the Battle of Koppam (1054 CE)?APulakeshin IIBVikramaditya VICSomeshvara IDTailapa II
- 973expand_moreIn the context of light, the splitting of white light into its constituent colors is known as:AReflectionBRefractionCDispersionDScattering
- 974expand_moreAlluri Sitarama Raju led the Rampa Rebellion in the 1920s, mobilizing tribal communities against British rule. He primarily operated in which modern-day Indian state?AOdishaBMadhya PradeshCAndhra PradeshDChhattisgarh
- 975expand_moreFill in the blanks: The Summer Olympics held in _______ in September 2000 featured India's first individual Olympic medal won by a woman, Karnam Malleswari.ASydney, AustraliaBAthens, GreeceCBarcelona, SpainDSeoul, South Korea
- 976expand_moreThe festival of "Harela" is primarily celebrated in which of the following Indian regions?ADeccan PlateauBMalwa PlateauCKumaon HillsDWestern Ghats
- 977expand_morePradhan Mantri Kisan Maandhan Yojana (PM-KMY) enrollment is open to farmers aged:A18–30 yearsB18–40 yearsC21–45 yearsD25–50 years
- 978expand_moreWhich term-meaning pair is accurate in relation to early historic land revenue?AUparikara – supplementary taxBBhukti – forced labourCVishaya – irrigation cessDPanyadhyaksha – village headman
- 979expand_moreKalbelia dance symbolizes the sinuous motion of ______.ACamelsBSnakesCBirdsDHorses
- 980expand_moreThe traditional Dumhal dance of Jammu & Kashmir is especially known for which distinctive feature?ADancers carrying tall conical headgearBPerformers balancing earthen potsCUse of large percussion drums onlyDSolo devotional singing
- 981expand_moreThe sanctum tower in a Nagara-style temple is known as:AGopuramBVimanaCShikharaDMandapa
- 982expand_moreWhich of the following is another name for the "Capital Account" of the government budget?AAsset budgetBOperating budgetCCapital budgetDConsumption budget
- 983expand_moreWhich of the following pairs is correctly matched regarding electromagnetic devices?AElectric Motor : Converts electrical energy into electrical energyBTransformer : Works only with direct current (DC)CElectromagnet : Loses magnetism when current is switched offDElectric Fuse : Uses magnetic effect of electric current
- 984expand_moreFill in the Blank: Thoda combines martial art with ______ in Himachal Pradesh.AArcheryBSwordplayCStick-fightingDWrestling
- 985expand_moreWhich landforms are typical of arid plateau regions?
1. Inselbergs
2. Yardangs
3. Alluvial fansA1 and 2 onlyB2 and 3 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 986expand_moreThe Digital India initiative primarily focuses on:AAgricultural reformsBDigital infrastructure and servicesCDefence modernizationDSpace research
- 987expand_moreThe concept of “agroforestry” primarily refers to:ACultivation of crops only in forest areasBIntegration of trees with crops and livestock systemsCPlantation of ornamental plants in citiesDIntensive irrigation practices in deserts
- 988expand_moreThe National Air Quality Index (AQI) uses how many pollutants to calculate the index?A5B8C10D12
- 989expand_moreHow many storeys are there in the main vimana (tower) of the Brihadeeswara Temple at Thanjavur?A9B11C13D15
- 990expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Asian Games is/are correct?
1. They are regulated by the Olympic Council of Asia.
2. They are held every four years.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 - 991expand_moreUnder the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, the offence of sedition has been:AStrengthened with higher punishmentBCompletely removed and replacedCRenamed with expanded scope on sovereigntyDShifted to civil law
- 992expand_moreConsider the statements about Kalbelia:
1. Female costumes are black swirling skirts richly embroidered with reflective work.
2. It entered UNESCO Representative List in 2010.
Which is/are correct?AOnly 1 correctBOnly 2 correctCBoth 1 & 2 correctDNeither 1 nor 2 correct - 993expand_moreUnder the BSA, 2023, oral evidence must be:ADirect and related to what the witness saw or heardBBased on assumptionsCOnly admissible if in EnglishDHearsay only
- 994expand_moreWhy is renewable energy expansion important for India’s climate commitments?ATo increase dependence on coalBTo reduce greenhouse gas emissionsCTo promote deforestationDTo increase fossil fuel imports
- 995expand_moreThe first edition of Khelo India University Games was held in:A2018B2019C2021D2023
- 996expand_more
- 997expand_moreFollowing his victory over Humayun at the Battle of Chausa (1539) and later at Kannauj (1540), which ruler assumed the title “Hazrat-i-Ala” and established a short-lived Afghan administrative system noted for revenue and road reforms?AMuhammad Adil Shah SuriBSher Shah SuriCSikandar SuriDIbrahim Lodi
- 998expand_moreAccording to recent tourism indices, strong infrastructure contributes to:ALower tourist inflowBHigher tourism competitivenessCDecline in service qualityDReduced employment
- 999expand_moreIf the speed of light in vacuum is 3 × 10⁸ m/s and its frequency is 6 × 10¹⁴ Hz, what is its wavelength?A0.5 μmB2 μmC0.05 μmD5 μm
- 1000expand_moreWhich of these is NOT a nucleotide?AAdenineBCytosineCRiboseDGuanine
- 1001expand_moreConsider the statements about "Kalbelia" dance:
1. It is a folk dance performed by the snake charmer community of Rajasthan.
2. It was included in UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2010.AOnly 1 correctBOnly 2 correctCBoth 1 & 2 correctDNeither 1 nor 2 correct - 1002expand_moreIn the Indus Valley Civilization, Lothal was especially famous for:ADockyard and maritime tradeBStone sculpture workshopsCIron smelting industriesDLarge agricultural granaries
- 1003expand_moreConsider the following statements.
1. At present, there are no active volcanoes in India.
2. The main cause of volcanic eruption is associated with plate tectonics, orogeny and sea-floor spreading processes.
Which of the above statements is/are CORRECT?AStatement 1 onlyBStatement 2 onlyCBoth statements 1 and 2DNone of these - 1004expand_moreThe Battle of Wandiwash (1760) was fought between:ABritish and FrenchBBritish and MarathasCFrench and DutchDBritish and Tipu Sultan
- 1005expand_moreConsider the statements about Garba:
1. It is a traditional folk dance of Gujarat performed mainly during the Navratri festival.
2. Dancers perform in circular formations around a lamp or image of the goddess, using rhythmic clapping and footwork.
Which is/are correct?AOnly 1 correctBOnly 2 correctCBoth 1 and 2 correctDNeither 1 nor 2 correct - 1006expand_moreIn long jump:
1. The take-off board is placed before the sand pit.
2. The landing area must contain soft sand.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBothDNone - 1007expand_moreWhich of the following statements about Sir M. Visvesvaraya is correct?AHe was the first recipient of the Bharat RatnaBHe was known for his role in India's hydroelectric projectsCHe designed the first Indian Rail budget modelDHe was a noted industrialist from pre-Independence India
- 1008expand_moreEvaluate Assertion (A) and Reason (R).
Assertion (A): Globalization has led to increased outsourcing of services to India.
Reason (R): India offers high-cost, low-skill services to foreign companies.ABoth A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 1009expand_moreThe traditional martial dance ‘Thoda’ is primarily associated with which community?ARajputsBGujjarsCAhirsDMarathas
- 1010expand_moreThe first offering of newly harvested grain during the Rongali Bihu festival in Assam is traditionally dedicated to:ALord JagannathBGoddess LakshmiCCattle and household deitiesDVillage headman
- 1011expand_moreIn judo, which action results in scoring an ippon?AStepping outside the matBExecuting a perfect throwCHolding opponent’s uniformDVerbal warning
- 1012expand_moreMatangini Hazra, an elderly revolutionary, was martyred while leading a procession during the "Quit India Movement" in which town of West Bengal?AMidnapore (Tamluk)BChittagongCBarrackporeDDarjeeling
- 1013expand_moreThe traditional dance Gaur Maria , featuring headgear with bison horns and vigorous movements, is associated with which tribe and state?ASanthal – JharkhandBGaur (Maria) – ChhattisgarhCBhil – RajasthanDToda – Tamil Nadu
- 1014expand_moreThe Green Revolution in India mainly focused on:APulsesBOilseedsCWheat and riceDCotton
- 1015expand_moreRead the statements marked as Assertion (A) and Reason (R).
Assertion (A): Regional trade agreements often include safeguard measures.
Reason (R): Such measures allow temporary restrictions to protect domestic industries.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 1016expand_moreKhudiram Bose, one of the youngest revolutionaries of the Indian independence movement, was executed by the British at what age?A15 years oldB18 years oldC21 years oldD25 years old
- 1017expand_moreGiven below are two statements:
Statement I: The torana of a stupa serves as an ornamental gateway marking the sacred precinct.
Statement II: The torana functioned as the chamber where Buddhist relics were preserved.
Which of the following statements is/are correct?ABoth statements are true and Statement II is the correct explanation of Statement IBBoth statements are true but Statement II is not the correct explanation of Statement ICStatement I is true but Statement II is falseDStatement II is true but Statement I is false - 1018expand_moreWhich of the following statements about India’s cement industry is correct?AIt depends entirely on imported limestone.BIt is one of the largest producers in the world.CProduction is limited to coastal states.DIt is controlled only by public sector companies.
- 1019expand_moreThe Ghoomar dance is traditionally performed by women of which community in Rajasthan?AMeenaBBhilCSahariyaDGarasia
- 1020expand_moreThe initial module of Bharatiya Antariksh Station (BAS) is slated for launch in:A2028B2030C2035D2040
- 1021expand_moreWhich Sultan of Delhi is credited with introducing the 'True Arch' and 'True Dome' into the architectural landscape of the Indian subcontinent?AQutb-ud-din AibakBIltutmishCGhiyasuddin BalbanDAlauddin Khalji
- 1022expand_moreThe SI unit “Ohm” measures:AElectric CurrentBPotential DifferenceCElectrical ResistanceDCapacitance
- 1023expand_moreWhat is the role of WTO with respect to globalization?AProvide military supportBMonitor human rights violationsCEnsure fair trade rules among nationsDControl migration policies
- 1024expand_moreThe PM-KUSUM (Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha evam Utthaan Mahabhiyan) scheme is implemented by which Union Ministry?AMinistry of New and Renewable EnergyBMinistry of Agriculture & Farmers WelfareCMinistry of Jal ShaktiDMinistry of Power
- 1025expand_moreConsider the following statements about the book 'Playing It My Way':
A. It is an autobiography of a former Indian cricketer.
B. It was written by a sports journalist.
C. It focuses only on domestic cricket tournaments.
D. It was published by the ICC. - 1026expand_moreThe orbit of geostationary satellites is:APolarBElliptical low-earthCCircular equatorialDSun-synchronous
- 1027expand_moreWhat does ASSOCHAM stand for?AAssociated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of IndiaBAssociation of Small Scale Chambers of Commerce and ManagementCAll State Society of Commerce and Human ManagementDAssociation of Scientific and Social Chambers of India
- 1028expand_moreIn which Olympics did Abhinav Bindra participate before winning gold in 2008?AAthens OlympicsBSydney OlympicsCBeijing OlympicsDLondon Olympics
- 1029expand_moreIn which Asian Games did India first win a gold medal in athletics?A1951B1962C1970D1982
- 1030expand_moreAssertion (A): Potti Sriramulu fasted unto death for the formation of Andhra Pradesh.
Reason (R): His death marked the beginning of linguistic state formation in India.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 1031expand_moreFor the Assertion (A) and Reason (R) below,
choose the correct option.
Assertion (A): WTO encourages free and fair trade across nations.
Reason (R): It allows countries to impose arbitrary restrictions to protect domestic industries.ABoth A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 1032expand_moreThe Wangala festival of the Garo community in Meghalaya is traditionally associated with the celebration of the harvest and is performed in honour of which deity?ASaljong, the Sun GodBThangjing, the guardian deityCDonyi-Polo, the Sun–Moon spiritDKamakhya, the mother goddess
- 1033expand_moreThe rock-cut temples at Mahabalipuram were primarily patronized by which dynasty?ACholasBPallavasCPandyasDSatavahanas
- 1034expand_moreWhich corridor is associated with enhancing India’s connectivity with Russia and Europe via Iran?AEast–West CorridorBInternational North–South Transport CorridorCIndia–Myanmar HighwayDTrans-Asian Railway
- 1035expand_more"Yakshagana" is a traditional folk dance from which state?AKarnatakaBGujaratCOdishaDWest Bengal
- 1036expand_moreWho authored the book The Discovery of India?AJawaharlal NehruBMahatma GandhiCS. RadhakrishnanDB. R. Ambedkar
- 1037expand_moreStatements about Bihu dance:
1. It is associated with Assam.
2. It celebrates the harvest season.AOnly 1 correctBOnly 2 correctCBoth 1 & 2 correctDNeither 1 nor 2 correct - 1038expand_moreUnder GST voting rules:ACentre has one-third weightBStates have equal individual votesCDecisions need three-fourths weighted majorityDCentre alone can veto
- 1039expand_moreThe ‘Blue Carbon’ refers to:ACarbon captured by industrial scrubbersBCarbon stored in coastal and marine ecosystems like mangrovesCCarbon emissions from shipping vesselsDCarbon stored in the deep Arctic permafrost
- 1040expand_moreGiven the assertion and reason below, mark the correct option.
Assertion (A): Alluri Sitarama Raju led the Rampa Rebellion against the British.
Reason (R): He protested against the forest laws that restricted tribal access to resources.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 1041expand_moreWhy is Yakshagana considered a composite art?AIt combines dance, music, and dialogueBIt is purely ritualisticCIt avoids costumesDIt uses only narration
- 1042expand_moreWhich of the following statements regarding volleyball court specifications is correct?AThe court measures 18 m by 9 mBThe net height is 3 meters for menCThe attack line is 2 meters from the netDThe ball circumference must exceed 75 cm
- 1043expand_moreThe Green Hydrogen Mission aims to:APromote coal-based energyBDevelop renewable hydrogen fuelCIncrease diesel productionDExpand nuclear reactors
- 1044expand_moreIn Teen Taal from Hindustani music, the Khali beat falls on the ______ matra.A1B5C9D13
- 1045expand_moreWhich Indian-origin writer won the 2022 International Booker Prize for the novel Tomb of Sand (originally written in Hindi as Ret Samadhi )?AGeetanjali ShreeBPerumal MuruganCAnuradha RoyDKiran Desai
- 1046expand_moreThe introduction of the Permanent Settlement in Bengal by Lord Cornwallis in 1793 primarily aimed to:AEnsure the welfare of peasant farmersBCreate a class of loyal zamindars who would ensure regular land revenue collectionCPromote the cultivation of cash crops like indigo and cottonDAbolish the zamindari system altogether
- 1047expand_moreWhat is the primary objective of the Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project?AConnecting India's West Coast to the Persian GulfBLinking Kolkata port with Sittwe port in MyanmarCCreating a direct rail link between Delhi and HanoiDEnhancing maritime security in the South China Sea
- 1048expand_moreWhich of the following pairs is NOT correctly matched?ABhabar – Pebble belt along foothillsBTerai – Marshy land south of BhabarCKhadar – Older alluviumDBhangar –Older alluvium
- 1049expand_moreIndia’s first lunar mission was:AChandrayaan-1BMangalyaanCGaganyaanDAditya-L1
- 1050expand_moreAt the 1980 Moscow Olympics, which timing did India record in men's hockey final?A2–1B3–2C1–0D4–3
- 1051expand_moreWhich program enables postmen to deliver financial services?ANSAPBIPPBCPMJAYDPRAGATI
- 1052expand_moreWhat was the major role of Batukeshwar Dutt in the Indian freedom movement?AHe organized the Bardoli SatyagrahaBHe participated in the Kakori ConspiracyCHe threw non-lethal bombs in the Central Legislative Assembly with Bhagat SinghDHe negotiated the Gandhi-Irwin Pact
- 1053expand_moreWhich payload on the Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) captured full-disk colour images of Mars?ALAMBM3CTMCDMCC
- 1054expand_moreThe "Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana - Urban (PMAY-U)" aims to address the housing shortage in urban areas. Which of the following approaches is a key component of this scheme to achieve its objectives?APrimarily focusing on providing rental housing for migrant workersBProviding financial assistance to beneficiaries for the construction, purchase, or enhancement of affordable housingCMandating the use of only indigenous building materials in all PMAY-U projectsDConcentrating housing development efforts in Tier-1 and Tier-2 cities
- 1055expand_moreWhat is the primary literary importance of the book Malgudi Days by R. K. Narayan?AIt presents futuristic scientific innovations in India.BIt portrays everyday life in a fictional South Indian town through short stories.CIt is a political biography of a national leader.DIt is a translated version of ancient Sanskrit drama.
- 1056expand_moreJoint sector enterprises involve:AOnly private ownershipBGovernment and private ownership togetherCComplete foreign ownershipDCooperative societies only
- 1057expand_moreAssertion (A): Scramjet engines are considered critical for the development of India's future hypersonic flight vehicles.
Reason (R): Scramjet engines operate by utilizing atmospheric oxygen as an oxidizer, making them efficient at supersonic speeds.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 1058expand_moreWhat was the diplomatic outcome of Chandragupta Maurya’s treaty with Seleucus I?ASpread of JainismBTerritorial exchange and marriage allianceCNaval cooperationDEstablishment of Greek colonies
- 1059expand_moreWhich statement about India's performance at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics is correct?
1. India won its highest-ever total tally of 7 medals.
2. Neeraj Chopra won India's first-ever gold in athletics.AOnly 1 is CorrectBOnly 2 is CorrectCBoth 1 and 2 are CorrectDNeither 1 nor 2 is Correct - 1060expand_moreWhich musical form is described as having a 'sombre atmosphere' and emphasizing rhythm?AKhyalBDhrupadCThumriDTappa
- 1061expand_moreThe life-size standing Yakshini sculpture holding a chauri (flywhisk) is an example of the sculptural tradition of which period?AMauryan PeriodBGupta PeriodCKushan PeriodDSunga Period
- 1062expand_moreThe Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR) that introduced the classification of industries into Schedule A, B, and C, clearly defining the role of the public and private sectors, was adopted in which year?A1948B1956C1969D1977
- 1063expand_moreConsider the statements about the novel ‘The Palace of Illusions’:
Statement I :It retells the Mahabharata from Draupadi’s perspective.
Statement II: It is a biography of an Indian freedom fighter.
Statement III: It is a futuristic science fiction novel.AOnly statement 1 is correctBOnly statement 2 is correctCStatements 2 and 3 are correctDAll statements are correct - 1064expand_moreWhat is the primary objective of 'Project Zorawar' recently in news regarding Indian defense?AInduction of light tanks for high altitudeBDevelopment of hypersonic missilesCNaval fleet expansion in Indian OceanDCybersecurity infrastructure upgrade
- 1065expand_moreWhich of the following is the objective of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam?AReduce the role of evidence in trialsBEnsure admissibility of modern evidenceCMake only physical evidence validDAllow anonymous evidence without checks
- 1066expand_moreWhich of these countries is known as the "Land of the White Elephant"?AMyanmarBThailandCCambodiaDVietnam
- 1067expand_moreWhich of the following is a traditional folk song genre of Rajasthan often linked with heroic ballads?ABorgeetBPowadaCPabuji ki PhadDKajri
- 1068expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding Taekwondo competitions:
1. Black belt indicates advanced proficiency.
2. A safety zone is maintained around the competition area.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 1069expand_moreAssertion (A): GST created a unified tax system.
Reason (R): It replaced multiple indirect taxes.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth true but R not explanationCA true, R falseDA false, R true - 1070expand_moreWhich statement correctly describes a feature of the Giddha dance?APerformed only by monksBExclusive to harvest ritualsCWomen perform it with rhythmic clapping and boliyanDIt involves masked performers
- 1071expand_moreWhich of the following statements correctly reflect India's recent digital governance initiatives?
1. DigiLocker enables citizens to store official documents digitally.
2. BharatNet focuses on urban metro connectivity only.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 1072expand_moreMatch the feature with boundary:
1. Rift valley
2. Island arc
3. Strike-slip faultA1- Divergent,
2- Convergent,
3- TransformB1- Convergent,
2- Transform,
3- DivergentC1- Transform,
2- Divergent,
3- ConvergentD1- Divergent,
2- Transform,
3- Convergent - 1073expand_moreAssertion (A): The Human Development Index (HDI) includes indicators of health, education, and income.
Reason (R): The HDI is published by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 1074expand_moreThe Netaji Subhas National Institute of Sports is located in:APatialaBLucknowCPuneDKolkata
- 1075expand_moreWhich statement highlights a key feature of India's IT industry?ADepends entirely on importsBStrong global outsourcing presenceCLimited to domestic marketsDControlled only by government
- 1076expand_moreArrange the following monuments in chronological order (earliest to latest):AQutub Minar -> Humayun’s Tomb -> Taj MahalBHumayun’s Tomb -> Qutub Minar -> Taj MahalCTaj Mahal -> Humayun’s Tomb -> Qutub MinarDQutub Minar -> Taj Mahal -> Humayun’s Tomb
- 1077expand_moreTippani is a traditional folk dance performed mainly by women in which Indian state?ARajasthanBGujaratCMaharashtraDPunjab
- 1078expand_moreWhich title was adopted by Samudragupta to signify supreme sovereignty?AChakravartinBMaharajadhirajaCDevaputraDSamrat
- 1079expand_moreIn ancient Indian administration, the term ‘Nagaraka’ referred to:AVillage headmanBCity superintendentCMilitary commanderDChief priest
- 1080expand_moreWhich of the following books on modern Indian history and society is authored by Shashi Tharoor?AInglorious EmpireBIndia After GandhiCThe Discovery of IndiaDAn Uncertain Glory
- 1081expand_moreIn the Nagara temple, which element is the projecting central offset of the wall face?AKarna SringaBPratirathaCAnurathaDBhadra
- 1082expand_moreWhat is the proportion of 'Juvenile Population' (0-14 years) in India, as per 2011 Census?A29.33% of total populationB30.76% of total populationC27.64% of total populationD33.54% of total population
- 1083expand_moreFill in the blank: At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Abhinav Bindra won India’s first individual Olympic gold medal in ______.AWrestlingBShootingCBoxingDBadminton
- 1084expand_moreThe Trilateral Highway project connects India with Myanmar and:AThailandBLaosCCambodiaDVietnam
- 1085expand_moreRegarding the 61st National Chess Championship:
1. GM Karthik Venkataraman triumphed in Gurgaon, earning ₹6 lakh.
2. IM Neelash Saha took silver but was edged out in a tiebreak against Ganguly.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 1086expand_moreWho was the prominent leader during the Quit India Movement, remembered for hoisting the Indian flag at the Gowalia Tank Maidan in Mumbai in 1942?ASucheta KriplaniBAruna Asaf AliCAnnie BesantDVijayalakshmi Pandit
- 1087expand_moreAssertion (A): Cotton textile industries are widespread in India.
Reason (R): India has diverse climatic conditions suitable for cotton cultivation.ABoth A and R true and R explains ABBoth true but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 1088expand_moreThe book 'Wings of Fire' is primarily about:AIndian mythologyBSpace science theoriesCThe life of A.P.J. Abdul KalamDAncient wars
- 1089expand_moreWhich global agreement was specifically designed to protect the ozone layer by phasing out the production of numerous substances responsible for ozone depletion?AKyoto ProtocolBMontreal ProtocolCParis AgreementDNagoya Protocol
- 1090expand_moreWhich biomolecule forms the basic structure of enzymes?ALipidsBProteinsCCarbohydratesDNucleic acids
- 1091expand_moreFor ideal gases:
1. Molecular size negligible.
2. No intermolecular attraction.
3. Inelastic collisions occur.A1 and 2 onlyB1 and 3 onlyC2 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 1092expand_moreIn Quantum Computing, the basic unit of information that can exist in multiple states simultaneously is called:ABitBQubitCLogic GateDTransistor
- 1093expand_moreIn Carnatic music, which type of composition is most commonly performed during a concert, focusing on a fixed melody and rhythm?AVarnamBKritiCRaga AlapanaDTillana
- 1094expand_moreWhich Mughal structure is known for its extensive use of red sandstone combined with white marble decoration?AJama Masjid, DelhiBAgra FortCBibi Ka MaqbaraDMoti Masjid
- 1095expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are correct?
1. Money Bills can be introduced only in Lok Sabha.
2. Rajya Sabha can amend a Money Bill.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 1096expand_moreChoose the correct country name: BIMSTEC assigns the Agriculture and Food Security portfolio to which member state?AIndiaBMyanmarCThailandDBhutan
- 1097expand_moreThe book 'The Idea of India' is authored by:AShashi TharoorBSunil KhilnaniCAmartya SenDRamachandra Guha
- 1098expand_moreMatch the classical dance form with its state of origin:
1. Sattriya
2. Kuchipudi
3. MohiniyattamA1- Assam,
2- Andhra Pradesh,
3- KeralaB1- Kerala,
2- Assam,
3- Andhra PradeshC1- Andhra Pradesh,
2- Kerala,
3- AssamD1- Assam,
2- Kerala,
3- Andhra Pradesh - 1099expand_moreWhy are footballs generally spherical in shape?AFor aesthetic appealBTo ensure uniform motionCTo reduce frictionDTo increase weight
- 1100expand_moreWhat happens to a nucleus during Alpha (\alpha) decay?AProton number decreases by 2, mass number decreases by 4BProton number increases by 1, mass number remains unchangedCProton number remains same, mass number decreases by 1DBoth proton and mass number remain unchanged
- 1101expand_moreWhich of the following statements about football rules is correct?AA goalkeeper cannot handle the ball inside the penalty area.BOffside is judged only when the ball is passed forward.CA player is sent off for receiving two yellow cards.DA corner kick is taken from the centre circle.
- 1102expand_moreThe folk dance Chhau, known for its martial movements and elaborate masks, is traditionally associated with which community or tradition?AFishing communitiesBPastoral nomadsCMartial and warrior traditionsDMonastic rituals
- 1103expand_moreThe Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1929 initially fixed the minimum marriage age for girls at:A12 yearsB14 yearsC16 yearsD18 years
- 1104expand_moreAssertion (A): The National Green Hydrogen Mission promotes clean energy.
Reason (R): It is implemented by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth A and R are true but R does not explain ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 1105expand_moreWhich All-India Service is allotted to State cadres but controlled jointly by Centre and State?AIASBDSCCState PCSDIndian Post
- 1106expand_moreComplete the statement: Through the SLKIC component of Khelo India, ______ Kendriya Vidyalayas have been selected in collaboration with KVS.A3B4C5D6
- 1107expand_moreWhat does the "GSLV" rocket stand for?AGlobal Satellite Launch VehicleBGeosynchronous Satellite Launch VehicleCGeostationary Space Launch VehicleDGeneral Satellite Launch Vehicle
- 1108expand_moreWhich is the largest monastery in Sikkim known for murals and mask dances?AEnchey MonasteryBRumtek MonasteryCPemayangtse MonasteryDTashiding Monastery
- 1109expand_moreRead the following statements and choose the correct option:
Statement 1: The kalasha is placed at the top of the shikhara in Nagara temples.
Statement 2: In Dravida architecture, the gopuram refers to the sanctum tower.ABoth Statement 1 and Statement 2 are correctBBoth Statement 1 and Statement 2 are incorrectCStatement 1 is correct, but Statement 2 is incorrectDStatement 1 is incorrect, but Statement 2 is correct - 1110expand_moreThe Chandrayaan-3 lander, Vikram, used which advanced technology for hazard detection and avoidance during landing?ALander Hazard Detection and Avoidance Camera with processing algorithmBSynthetic aperture radar SAR landing systemCLaser Doppler imaging with AI assisted navigationDLaser Doppler velocimeter based landing sensor
- 1111expand_moreWhich of the following best represents the key feature of the Hornbill Festival of Nagaland?AExclusive religious rituals inside monasteriesBDisplay of tribal culture, dance, and traditional sportsCA harvest-only farming fairDA coastal boat race festival
- 1112expand_moreThe ‘Curzon Line’ is the boundary between:AIndia and PakistanBPoland and RussiaCNorth and South KoreaDUSA and Canada
- 1113expand_moreThe World Competitiveness Index primarily assesses a country's ability to:AAttract touristsBCreate and maintain an environment for enterprises to competeCInnovation in cultural heritageDConserve natural resources
- 1114expand_moreIn the agrarian system of the Vijayanagara Empire , which factor was a key constraint that rulers tried to address through the construction of tanks and canals?AShortage of metal toolsBIrregular water supply for irrigationCScarcity of draft animalsDDecline in soil fertility due to salinity
- 1115expand_moreConsider the following statements about the Lok Sabha:
1. It can be dissolved before completion of its term.
2. Its maximum strength is fixed at 552 members.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 1116expand_moreConsider the following statements with reference to mineral oil production in India.
1. Ankleshwar, Kalol, Mehsana and Kosamba are the important Mineral oil producing regions of Maharashtra.
2. Mineral oil deposits have been found in the Krishna-Godavari-Kaveri basin in South India. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are CORRECT?AStatement 1 onlyBStatement 2 onlyCBoth statements 1 and 2DNeither statement 1 nor 2 - 1117expand_moreIn tribal traditions of Odisha, the ‘Chaitra Parva’ festival primarily symbolizes:ABeginning of the agricultural seasonBVictory in warCFuneral ritualsDTrade activities
- 1118expand_moreWhat is the primary objective of the PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan?AIntegrated development of multimodal infrastructureBProviding minimum support price to farmersCRegulating drug pricesDExpanding cold storage facilities
- 1119expand_moreAssertion (A): Iron and steel qualifies as a heavy industry.
Reason (R): It uses lightweight inputs such as cotton and rubber.ABoth true, R explains ABBoth true, R does not explain ACA true, R falseDA false, R true - 1120expand_moreConsider the following statements about the book 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' by Gabriel Garcia Marquez:
1. The novel employs magical realism to narrate the rise and fall of the Buendía family in the fictional town of Macondo.
2. It presents a linear historical account focused solely on Colombia's political events in the 20th century.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly statement 1 is correctBOnly statement 2 is correctCBoth statements 1 and 2 are correctDNeither statement 1 nor 2 is correct - 1121expand_moreTemporary human settlements are usually built in which of the following regions?ACold desert regionsBDeep forested areasCRugged mountain slopesDAll of these
- 1122expand_moreWhich of the following is typically excluded from the calculation of National Income using the Expenditure Method?ATransfer payments like old-age pensionsBPrivate final consumption expenditureCGross domestic capital formationDNet exports
- 1123expand_moreWhich significant political move by Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi ensured that Assam remained a part of India in 1946?AOpposing the grouping of Assam with BengalBLaunching the Quit India Movement in AssamCSigning the Assam AccordDRejecting the Instrument of Accession
- 1124expand_moreArrange chronologically:
1. Golaknath case
2. Kesavananda Bharati case
3. Minerva Mills caseA1–2–3B2–1–3C3–2–1D1–3–2 - 1125expand_moreIn the traditional accounts of Vijayanagara, who were referred to as narapati or "lord of men"?AMughalsBDeccan SultansCCholasDRayas
- 1126expand_moreAssertion (A): The Gupta period is often referred to as the Golden Age of Indian art.
Reason (R): Extensive temple architecture and refined sculpture developed during this period.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 1127expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are true?
Statement 1: The Shore Temple at Mahabalipuram exemplifies Dravidian architecture built of carved granite blocks.
Statement 2: This temple showcases architectural continuity from Pallava-era rock-cut cave temples to fully structural stone constructions.ABoth statements are true, and Statement 2 is the correct explanation of Statement 1BBoth statements are correct, but Statement 2 is not the correct explanation of Statement 1CStatement 1 is correct, Statement 2 is falseDNeither 1 nor 2 - 1128expand_moreWhich architectural features define the distinct style of the Konark Sun Temple?AMarble minarets and central domesBStepped pyramids and wooden balconiesCChariot-shaped structure with carved stone wheelsDStucco figures and sloping thatched roofs
- 1129expand_moreArrange the following in chronological order:
1. Inter-State Council constituted
2. Sarkaria Commission constituted
3. First meeting of the Inter-State Council held
Choose the correct chronological sequence:A2-1-3B1-2-3C2-3-1D1-3-2 - 1130expand_moreMatch the festival with its significance:
1. Baisakhi
2. Pongal
3. OnamA1- Punjab (Harvest),
2- Tamil Nadu (Harvest),
3- Kerala (Harvest)B1- Kerala,
2- Punjab,
3- Tamil NaduC1- Tamil Nadu,
2- Kerala,
3- PunjabD1- Punjab,
2- Kerala,
3- Tamil Nadu - 1131expand_moreThe India–France naval exercise VARUNA mainly focuses on:AMountain warfareBMaritime cooperation and naval drillsCCyber warfareDSpace coordination
- 1132expand_moreThe architectural style of ancient temples in Uttarakhand is primarily influenced by:ANorth Indian Nagara styleBIndo-Gothic styleCVesara styleDChalukyan style
- 1133expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are correct?
1. The Vice-President of India is the ex-officio Chairman of Rajya Sabha.
2. He can vote in Rajya Sabha only in case of a tie.A1 onlyB2 onlyCBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 1134expand_moreWhich gland in the human body secretes insulin?AThyroidBPancreasCPituitaryDAdrenal
- 1135expand_moreThe term BOP refers to balance of:AProductionBPaymentsCPowerDPrices
- 1136expand_moreWhich category of prohibited substances in sports includes drugs that increase alertness and reduce fatigue?AAnabolic AgentsBPeptide HormonesCBeta-2 AgonistsDStimulants
- 1137expand_moreWho authored the book “The Argumentative Indian”?ARamachandra GuhaBAmartya SenCSunil KhilnaniDMeghnad Desai
- 1138expand_moreThe naval exercise ‘Varuna’ is conducted between India and which country?AAustraliaBJapanCFranceDIndonesia
- 1139expand_moreIf Earth’s radius shrinks by 1% with mass constant, surface gravitational acceleration would:ARise by about 1%BFall by about 2%CRise by about 2%DFall by about 1%
- 1140expand_moreWhich Five Year Plan laid the foundation of India's socialist pattern of society?AFirst PlanBSecond PlanCThird PlanDFourth Plan
- 1141expand_moreWhat does the BSA, 2023 provide about secondary evidence (like photocopies or scanned documents)?AIt is always preferred over primary evidenceBIt is admissible only if the original is lost, destroyed, or unavailable for valid reasonsCIt must be printed in color onlyDIt cannot be used in criminal cases
- 1142expand_morePerini Shivatandavam , a vigorous dance tradition associated with warrior rituals and later revived in the 20th century by Nataraja Ramakrishna, is primarily linked to which Indian state?AOdishaBTelanganaCTamil NaduDKarnataka
- 1143expand_moreAssertion (A): The Global Competitiveness Index ranks countries based on productivity and competitiveness factors.
Reason (R): It evaluates indicators such as infrastructure, innovation and macroeconomic stability.ABoth A and R true and R explains ABBoth A and R true but R not explanationCA true but R falseDA false but R true - 1144expand_more
- 1145expand_moreAssertion (A): India has increased coastal radar cooperation with neighbors.
Reason (R): Maritime domain awareness is vital for regional security.ABoth A and R true, R explains ABBoth true but R not explanationCA true R falseDA false R true - 1146expand_moreWhy does a person feel lighter inside an elevator that is moving downward with acceleration?AIncrease in gravitational forceBDecrease in apparent weightCIncrease in massDAir resistance increases
- 1147expand_moreConsider the following statements about Amrita Pritam:
1. She was a noted Punjabi poet.
2. She wrote the novel “Pinjar”.
3. She received the Jnanpith Award.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?A1 onlyB1 and 2 onlyC1 and 3 onlyD1, 2 and 3 - 1148expand_moreConsider the following statements about Pranav Soorma’s performance at the Khelo India Para Games 2023:
1. He broke his own previous club throw record of 30.01 m.
2. He set a new Asian record with a throw of 33.54 m.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly Statement 1 is correctBOnly Statement 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 1149expand_moreWho inaugurated India's first metro rail service in Kolkata?ARajiv GandhiBIndira GandhiCJyoti BasuDP.V. Narasimha Rao
- 1150expand_moreUnder the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, statutory (default) bail becomes enforceable when the investigation is not completed within the prescribed period. Before which authority must the accused apply to avail this right in the first instance?ACourt of SessionBJurisdictional MagistrateCHigh Court directlyDSpecial Investigation Court
- 1151expand_moreOne ampere of electric current is correctly defined as:AFlow of 1 coulomb charge in 1 minuteBFlow of 1 coulomb charge in 1 secondCFlow of 1 joule energy in 1 secondDFlow of 1 volt potential per second
- 1152expand_moreWhy are crude birth rates limited as indicators?AIgnore migrationBDo not reflect age compositionCOverestimate literacyDInclude income bias
- 1153expand_moreThe Lavani dance is traditionally associated with which community?AFarmersBFisherfolkCTribal groupsDUrban youth
- 1154expand_moreFill in the blank: In many tribal traditions of central India, the peacock feather symbolizes beauty and ________.AbraveryBfertilityCsorrowDsilence
- 1155expand_moreWhich of the following industries is classified as a heavy industry?AToy manufacturingBSteel productionCHandloom weavingDPaper crafts
- 1156expand_moreStatement 1: Inflation reduces purchasing power.
Statement 2: Inflation always benefits savers.AOnly Statement 1 is correctBOnly Statement 2 is correctCBoth are correctDNeither is correct - 1157expand_moreWhich of the following G20 countries has the longest total coastline?ACanadaBAustraliaCUSADIndia
- 1158expand_moreWhich of the following is NOT a type of raga-based performance?AThumriBDhrupadCPrabandhaDSonata
- 1159expand_moreHow does satellite imagery help in managing natural disasters in India?ABy creating three-dimensional video games of landscapes.BBy connecting people to mobile towers.CBy tracking migratory birds.DBy providing real-time data on floods, cyclones and droughts.
- 1160expand_moreWhich of the following is the most reliable literary source for the Mauryan administration?AHarshacharita of BanabhattaBRajatarangini of KalhanaCArthashastra of KautilyaDVikramankadevacharita of Bilhana
- 1161expand_moreWhich curve represents combinations of two goods that yield equal utility?ADemand curveBIndifference curveCProduction possibility curveDEngel curve
- 1162expand_moreWhich French author was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2022 for her courage and clinical acuity in uncovering personal memory?AAnnie ErnauxBLeila SlimaniCMarie NdiayeDDelphine de Vigan
- 1163expand_moreConsider the following details about the 36th National Games of India:
1. It was held in 2022 in Gujarat across six cities.
2. Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Surat, Vadodara, Rajkot, and Bhavnagar hosted the events.
Which of the statements is/are correct?AOnly statement 1 is correctBOnly statement 2 is correctCBoth statements 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 1164expand_moreAssertion (A): In 1991, India undertook a two-step devaluation of the rupee.Reason (R): The objective was to improve export competitiveness and ease the balance-of-payments crisis.ABoth A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true
- 1165expand_moreWhat is the central theme of Yuval Noah Harari’s book “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind”?AEvolution of digital technologyBHuman history from cognitive revolution to modern eraCColonial history of EuropeDIndustrial Revolution in Asia
- 1166expand_moreWhere is the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium located?AKolkataBNew DelhiCChennaiDHyderabad
- 1167expand_moreWhat was a key feature of the Industrial Policy Resolution of 1956?AFull privatizationBAbolition of licensingCEmphasis on small-scale industryDExpansion of public sector
- 1168expand_moreThe inaugural edition of the Indian Super League (ISL) football in 2014 was won by which team?AKerala BlastersBFC GoaCAtletico de KolkataDChennaiyin FC
- 1169expand_moreWhich of the following motifs is NOT attested among the animal figures carved on the abaci or capitals of Ashokan pillars?AHumped bullBGalloping horseCElephantDPeacock
- 1170expand_moreThe Ghoomar dance is traditionally performed by women of which community in Rajasthan?AMeenaBBhilCSahariyaDGarasia
- 1171expand_moreWhich gland is often referred to as the ‘Master Gland’ of the human body?AThyroidBAdrenalCPituitaryDPancreas
- 1172expand_moreMatch the classical dance form with its state of origin:
1. Sattriya
2. Kuchipudi
3. MohiniyattamA1- Assam,
2- Andhra Pradesh,
3- KeralaB1- Kerala,
2- Assam,
3- Andhra PradeshC1- Andhra Pradesh,
2- Kerala,
3- AssamD1- Assam,
2- Kerala,
3- Andhra Pradesh - 1173expand_moreWhich of the following statements correctly identifies the author and thematic focus of the novel "A Fine Balance"?ASalman Rushdie, focusing on post-colonial identity and magical realismBRohinton Mistry, exploring social injustices during India's Emergency periodCJhumpa Lahiri, depicting the immigrant experience in 1980s New YorkDArundhati Roy, examining environmental activism and political corruption
- 1174expand_moreWhich type of radioactive decay results in an increase in the atomic number of the parent nucleus by one, while keeping the mass number unchanged?AAlpha decayBBeta-minus decayCBeta-plus decayDGamma decay
- 1175expand_moreConsider the statements about Karma:
1. The ritual honours the Karam tree on Bhadra Ekadashi in Chhattisgarh.
2. The drum most associated is the Madal.
Which is/are correct?AOnly 1 correctBOnly 2 correctCBoth 1 & 2 correctDNeither 1 nor 2 correct - 1176expand_moreWhich pair is correctly matched?
1. Neeraj Chopra – Javelin
2. Mirabai Chanu – WeightliftingAOnly 1BOnly 2CBothDNeither - 1177expand_moreWhich country helped develop Chabahar Port?AChinaBIndiaCRussiaDUnited States
- 1178expand_moreConsider the statements about Garba:
I. It is performed during Navratri in Gujarat.
II. It is traditionally performed only by men.AOnly statement I is correctBOnly statement II is correctCBoth statements are correctDNeither statement is correct - 1179expand_moreWhich Indian state has the highest literacy rate as per Census 2011?AKeralaBTamil NaduCHimachal PradeshDPunjab
- 1180expand_moreSelect the correct count of India hosting the Asian Games.AOnceBTwiceCThree timesDFour times
- 1181expand_moreWhich one of the following pairs is correctly matched (Ancient Officer–Role)?ASamaharta – Chief revenue collectorBSenapati – Head priestCPurohita – Military commanderDGramika – Royal treasurer
- 1182expand_moreWhich technological achievement was demonstrated in ISRO’s reusable launch vehicle landing experiment?ADeep-space dockingBAutonomous precision landingCNuclear propulsionDUnderwater recovery
- 1183expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding athlete responsibilities in anti-doping procedures:
1. Athletes must provide accurate whereabouts information and comply with all sample collection procedures.
2. Athletes are allowed to delegate the sample collection process to a team official if they have a valid reason.AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 are correct - 1184expand_moreUnder the Pitt’s India Act of 1784, the Board of Control supervised:ACommercial affairs onlyBCivil and Military government and RevenuesCJudicial appointments onlyDReligious and social reforms
- 1185expand_moreWhich of the following best describes the role and personality traits of Shaheed Kanhu and Sidhu Murmu during the Santhal Rebellion of 1855?AVisionary tribal leaders who united the Santhal community to resist exploitation with courage and strategic acumenBPassive intermediaries who negotiated peace treaties between the British and Santhals without resorting to conflictCReligious preachers who inspired rebellion solely through spiritual teachings without active participation in battlesDLocal zamindars who switched allegiance from British rulers to lead a revolt for personal gains
- 1186expand_moreChandrayaan-2 orbiter operates mainly in:ALow Earth orbitBLunar polar orbitCGeostationary orbitDTransfer orbit
- 1187expand_moreAssertion (A): The 'Loo' is a strong, gusty, hot, and dry wind blowing during the day over northern India.
Reason (R): It is caused by the intense heating of the land surface during the summer months.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 1188expand_moreIn Madhya Pradesh, the unmarried girls place lamps inside a decorated earthen pot called ___ during Gangaur.AKalashBGhudliaCMatkiDDeepdan
- 1189expand_moreIn the question given below, an Assertion (A) is given, followed by a Reason (R) which may or may not explain the assertion. From the given options, choose the right answer.
Assertion (A): Population growth can be expressed in absolute and percentage terms.
Reason (R): Percentage growth alone provides complete demographic trends.ABoth A and R are true, and R explains ABBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 1190expand_moreWhy is tungsten used almost exclusively for the filament of incandescent electric lamps?AIt has a low melting point and high resistivityBIt has a high melting point and high resistivityCIt is a very good conductor of heatDIt does not oxidize at high temperatures
- 1191expand_moreWhich universities collaborate to produce the Environmental Performance Index (EPI)?AHarvard & StanfordBYale & ColumbiaCOxford & CambridgeDMIT & Caltech
- 1192expand_moreA 100 W bulb operates 4 hours daily. Energy consumed in 25 days equals:A10 unitsB1 unitC25 unitsD100 units
- 1193expand_moreIn Hindustani Classical music, the Thaat system was classified into 10 basic scales by:APandit Vishnu Narayan BhatkhandeBTansenCAmir KhusrauDPandit Ravi Shankar
- 1194expand_moreWhat is the term for rhythmic cycles in Hindustani classical music?ARagaBTalaCAlapDShruti
- 1195expand_moreMatch the festival with its significance:
1. Baisakhi
2. Pongal
3. OnamA1- Punjab (Harvest),
2- Tamil Nadu (Harvest),
3- Kerala (Harvest)B1- Kerala,
2- Punjab,
3- Tamil NaduC1- Tamil Nadu,
2- Kerala,
3- PunjabD1- Punjab,
2- Kerala,
3- Tamil Nadu - 1196expand_moreThe Ranji Trophy is named after:ARanjit Singh of KapurthalaBRanjitsinhji of NawanagarCRanjit DesaiDRanjit Rathore
- 1197expand_moreHow does a concave mirror form an image when an object is located at its center of curvature?AReal, inverted, and diminishedBReal, inverted, and same sizeCVirtual, erect, and magnifiedDReal, erect, and diminished
- 1198expand_moreThe NISAR mission is particularly useful for studying:AOcean salinity variationsBLand surface deformation and earthquakesCSolar radiation patternsDDeep-space objects
- 1199expand_moreTwo resistors, one with a resistance of 2 ohms and the other with a resistance of 4 ohms, are connected in parallel to a 6-volt battery. What is the total current flowing through the circuit?A1 AmpereB2 AmperesC3 AmperesD4.5 Amperes
- 1200expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Indian Super League (ISL) is correct regarding its inaugural match in 2014?AThe first ISL match in 2014 was held in Mumbai.BThe first ISL match in 2014 was held in Goa.CThe first ISL match in 2014 was held in Kolkata.DThe first ISL match in 2014 was held in Delhi.
- 1201expand_moreWhich defines light industries accurately?AProcessing of heavy ores and mineralsBManufacturing of large industrial equipmentCDependence on bulky raw materialsDUtilizing lightweight inputs for consumer products
- 1202expand_moreAssertion (A): Gothic Revival buildings in colonial India often employed pointed arches and ribbed vaults.
Reason (R): These elements were unknown in traditional European cathedrals.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 1203expand_moreCore inflation declines when:ACommodity prices fallBWages riseCTaxes increaseDCurrency weakens
- 1204expand_moreWhich of the following statements correctly describes modern currency systems?ACurrencies are fully backed by goldBCurrencies are not readily convertible into goldCCurrencies can always be exchanged for barrels of oilDCurrencies are backed by silver
- 1205expand_moreWhat defensive feature was used in Rajput forts to protect gates from battering by enemy war elephants?ADeep underground tunnelsBIron spikes embedded on fort gatesCFire trenches around wallsDRotating wooden doors
- 1206expand_moreIn Hindustani Classical Music, the specific melodic framework is known as:ATaalBLayaCRagaDGharana
- 1207expand_moreAssertion (A): In squash, the serve must hit the front wall between the service line and out line and land in the opposite half of the court beyond the half-court line for it to be legal.
Reason (R): Players must alternate between service boxes after each successful serve to maintain fairness and court coverage during the match.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 1208expand_moreThe President of India promulgates ordinances under:AArticle 110BArticle 123CArticle 356DArticle 368
- 1209expand_moreWhich option accurately describes the development of Indian classical music traditions?AJatis developed from ragas according to early scripturesBThe 72-mela system originated with Bharata in the 13th centuryCFolk traditions initially relied on mela and grama scalesDRagas derived from jatis, with 72-mela system by Venkatamakhi
- 1210expand_moreWhich traditional percussion instrument is commonly used in folk performances of Rajasthan and resembles a pair of small drums?AAlgozaBKhartalCNagaraDDholak
- 1211expand_moreIn which state is the dance form 'Pandwani' performed?AMadhya PradeshBChhattisgarhCJharkhandDKerala
- 1212expand_moreWhich of the following statements about Kho-Kho rules is/are correct?
1. Pole height is 1.20–1.25 m with a fixed 9 cm diameter.
2. Total match duration including intervals is 48 minutes.
3. Sub-junior chasers’ block distance is same as juniors: 2.30 m.AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCOnly 3 is correctD1, 2 and 3 are correct - 1213expand_moreWhere does oxygenated blood from the lungs enter the heart?ARight atriumBRight ventricleCLeft atriumDLeft ventricle
- 1214expand_moreHarappan houses were notable for:AGlass windowsBAttached granariesCPrivate wells and bathroomsDIron pillars
- 1215expand_moreThe ceremonial procession of Lord Dharnath in Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh is locally referred to as a:AJhankiBChhabinaCRathDSawari
- 1216expand_moreWhat characterizes the book ‘Hot Stage’?AAnthology of contemporary Indian plays addressing societal concernsBChronicle of the independence movementCMythological fictionDNarrative of Himalayan journeys
- 1217expand_moreMaharashtra accounted for approximately what percent of India’s total population in 2011?A6%B8%C9%D12%
- 1218expand_moreA ball is thrown vertically upwards with an initial velocity of 10 m/s. Ignoring air resistance, what is the maximum height it will reach? (Assume g = 9.8 m/s2)A1.02 mB5.10 mC10.2 mD20.4 m
- 1219expand_moreConsider the following statements about the novel "Train to Pakistan":
1. It was written by Khushwant Singh and is set during the Partition of India in 1947.
2. The novel focuses on the events in a fictional village named Mano Majra.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 1220expand_moreWhich of the following sequences correctly represents the flow of energy in an ecosystem?AProducer → Decomposer → ConsumerBConsumer → Producer → DecomposerCProducer → Consumer → DecomposerDDecomposer → Producer → Consumer
- 1221expand_moreWho was the first Indian woman to win a medal at the Asian Games in athletics?AP.T. UshaBM.L. ValsammaCKamaljeet SandhuDAnju Bobby George
- 1222expand_moreConsider the following statements regarding NADA India's Education Plan objectives:
1) It aims to promote values of sportsmanship and fair play within India's sports ecosystem.
2) It focuses on penalizing athletes caught doping rather than education.
3) It provides accurate and timely anti-doping information to all stakeholders.
Which of the statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 and 2 are CorrectBOnly 2 and 3 are CorrectCOnly 1 and 3 are CorrectD1, 2 and 3 are Correct - 1223expand_moreWhich factor is NOT part of demographic transition?AFertility rateBMortality rateCMigration rateDLiteracy curriculum
- 1224expand_moreIn which type of terrain are waterfalls most commonly formed?ADesert plainsBPlateau regionsCCoastal plainsDFloodplains
- 1225expand_moreThe annual cultural festival that showcases the traditions of multiple Naga tribes is organized to coincide with the Statehood Day of Nagaland.This festival is scheduled every year beginning on which date?A1 DecemberB15 JanuaryC26 NovemberD5 March
- 1226expand_moreWhich Article deals with the Election Commission of India?AArticle 280BArticle 324CArticle 356DArticle 370
- 1227expand_moreConsider the following statements about the National Games in India :
1. Services Sports Control Board has frequently finished at or near the top of the medal tally in recent editions.
2. The 2022 National Games were hosted by Gujarat across multiple cities.
Which of the statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 1228expand_moreWhat makes the Goa Civil Code distinct from other personal laws in India?AIt applies only to the Hindu community in GoaBIt is a uniform civil code applicable to all communitiesCIt is based on British common lawDIt allows separate personal laws for different religions
- 1229expand_moreWhat is the name of the world’s longest expressway tunnel recently opened by China in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region?AKarakoram Mega TunnelBPamir Victory TunnelCTianshan Shengli TunnelDSilk Route Express Tunnel
- 1230expand_moreConsider the following pairs of folk dances and the states with which they are associated:
1. Yakshagana – Karnataka
2. Chhau – Odisha
3. Rouf – Himachal Pradesh
4. Lai Haraoba – Manipur Which of the pairs given above are correctly matched?A1, 2 and 4 onlyB1 and 3 onlyC2, 3 and 4 onlyD1, 2, 3 and 4 - 1231expand_moreIn Carnatic music, “alankaras” are:AMusical ornaments and note patternsBTypes of percussion instrumentsCForms of devotional songsDRare ragas
- 1232expand_moreAssertion (A): Inflation reduces the purchasing power of money.
Reason (R): During inflation, the general price level rises.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.CA is true, but R is false.DA is false, but R is true. - 1233expand_moreReplacement-level fertility refers to:AZero population growthBBirth rate equal to death rateCFertility rate required to replace parentsDFertility decline in old age
- 1234expand_moreMumbai High and Bassein oil fields are located in:AEastern offshore basinBWestern offshore basinCKrishna-Godavari basinDCauvery basin
- 1235expand_moreThe policies of Lord Curzon as Viceroy of India (1899-1905) are often viewed as a mix of progressive reforms and measures aimed at consolidating British control. Which of the following best exemplifies a policy that was primarily intended to strengthen British administration and strategic interests?AThe establishment of the Imperial Department of Agriculture to promote agricultural research and education.BThe reorganization of the police and the establishment of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID).CThe introduction of education reforms, including the Universities Act.DThe preservation of ancient monuments and the establishment of the Archaeological Survey of India.
- 1236expand_moreWhat is the main objective of the Right to Information Act, 2005?ATo regulate mediaBTo ensure transparency in governanceCTo control electionsDTo promote digital literacy
- 1237expand_moreOrder these classical dance forms by their earliest documented mentions (earliest first):
1. Bharatanatyam
2. Kathak
3. Mohiniyattam
4. ManipuriA1–3–2–4B1–2–4–3C1–3–4–2D1–4–3–2 - 1238expand_moreIdentify the incorrectly paired athlete and sport:AMirabai Chanu – WeightliftingBSaina Nehwal – BadmintonCBajrang Punia – BoxingDHarmanpreet Singh – Hockey
- 1239expand_moreWhich of the following Padma award and field pairs is correctly matched?ABhuri Bai – Tribal ArtBRakesh Sharma – LiteratureCMilkha Singh – AgricultureDSatyajit Ray – Sports
- 1240expand_moreA raga that uses five notes is classified under which jaati?ASampoornaBShadavCAudavDMishra
- 1241expand_moreWhich Indian leader spoke at a 2025 special session titled "Environment, COP-30, and Global Health"?APiyush GoyalBHardeep PuriCNarendra ModiDS. Jaishankar
- 1242expand_moreWhich initiative was launched in 2024 to strengthen regional digital payment cooperation in South Asia?ASAARC Digital BridgeBRegional FinTech FrameworkCSouth Asia Payment Connectivity InitiativeDIndo-Pacific Digital Corridor
- 1243expand_moreWho addressed the 2025 special session on 'Environment, COP-30, and Global Health'?ADroupadi MurmuBS. JaishankarCNarendra ModiDBhupender Yadav
- 1244expand_moreWhere was the Yonex-Sunrise 47th Inter State – Inter Zonal & Junior National Badminton Championships 2024 held?ABhubaneswar, OdishaBHyderabad, TelanganaCLucknow, Uttar PradeshDGuwahati, Assam
- 1245expand_moreRegarding the 2025 Global Innovation Index:
1. It ranks countries based on innovation capabilities.
2. It is jointly published by WIPO and other global institutions.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 1246expand_moreAccording to the World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report 2024, which region has achieved the highest gender parity score?ASouthern AsiaBEuropeCMiddle East and North AfricaDLatin America
- 1247expand_moreWho was appointed as the Chief of the Army Staff of India in June 2024?AGeneral Manoj PandeBGeneral Upendra DwivediCAdmiral R. Hari KumarDAir Chief Marshal V.R. Chaudhari
- 1248expand_moreAccording to the World Press Freedom Index 2024, what is India's rank?A150B159C161D142
- 1249expand_moreOn Electrical Safety Day 2025, MoS Power and New & Renewable Energy Shri Shripad Naik unveiled:ANational Fire Safety CodeBSuraksha Shakti mascotCSmart Meter Rollout InitiativeDGrid Digitalization Platform
- 1250expand_moreWhich state in India enacted legislation to implement the Uniform Civil Code in 2024?AUttarakhandBGoaCHimachal PradeshDRajasthan
- 1251expand_moreWhich of the following statements correctly identifies the venue and schedule of the BWF World Championships 2025?AIt was held at Istora Senayan, Jakarta, from August 21 to 27, 2025, as part of the BWF World Tour.BIt was conducted at OVO Arena Wembley, London, from July 15 to 21, 2025, under the BWF Super 750 category.CIt was hosted at Adidas Arena, Paris, from August 25 to 31, 2025, as the BWF World Championships.DIt took place at Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, from September 10 to 16, 2025, under the BWF Super Series.
- 1252expand_moreWhat is the name of the world's longest expressway tunnel recently opened by China in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region?AKarakoram Mega TunnelBPamir Victory TunnelCTianshan Shengli TunnelDSilk Route Express Tunnel
- 1253expand_moreWho won the national record in the men's 10,000m event at the National Athletics Meet 2024?AGulveer SinghBSuresh RanaCNeeraj ChopraDDutee Chand
- 1254expand_moreIn the Union Budget 2024–25, which sector received the highest percentage increase in allocation to promote "Viksit Bharat"?AInfrastructureBRural DevelopmentCSpace EconomyDTourism
- 1255expand_moreWhich theme was adopted for World Environment Day 2025?ABeat Plastic PollutionBLand Restoration, Desertification and Drought ResilienceCEcosystem RestorationDSolutions to Plastic Pollution
- 1256expand_moreWhat role did Bairam Khan play in Akbar’s early reign?AChief architectBMilitary regent and guardianCRevenue ministerDDiplomatic envoy
- 1257expand_moreWho secured India’s medal in men’s 57 kg freestyle wrestling at the Paris 2024 Olympics?ARavi Kumar DahiyaBAman SehrawatCDeepak PuniaDBajrang Punia
- 1258expand_moreWhich Indian state launched the 'Mukhyamantri Nijut Moina' scheme in 2024 to promote girl education?AAssamBOdishaCWest BengalDMadhya Pradesh
- 1259expand_moreConsider the following statements about the UDAN (Ude Desh ka Aam Naagrik) Scheme:
Assertion (A): The UDAN Scheme aims to enhance regional air connectivity by making flights on underserved and unserved routes viable.
Reason (R): Viability Gap Funding (VGF) compensates airlines for operating losses on these routes, encouraging them to connect smaller cities.
Which of the following is correct?ABoth true, R explains ABBoth true, R does not explain ACA true, R falseDA false, R true - 1260expand_moreWhich entity/entities publish the Climate Change Performance Index 2025?AUNEPBIPCCCGermanwatch & NewClimate InstituteDWWF
- 1261expand_moreWhat is India’s urban population percentage as per the UN World Urbanization Prospects (latest estimate, around 2025)?A31%B34%C36%D41%
- 1262expand_moreWho is serving as the Chief Statistician of India (CSI) as of 2024–25?ADr. Saurabh GargBRajeeva Laxman KarandikarCGP SamantaDArvind Subramanian
- 1263expand_moreConsider the following statements about Olympic track events:
1. The 100 m and 200 m races are conducted for both men and women.
2. The 3000 m steeplechase is held only for men in the Olympics.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 are correct - 1264expand_moreWho won a bronze medal in wrestling at the 2024 Paris Olympics, becoming India's youngest-ever individual Olympic medallist?ARavi Kumar DahiyaBBajrang PuniaCAman SehrawatDDeepak Punia
- 1265expand_moreThe naval exercise 'Varuna' is conducted between India and which country?AAustraliaBJapanCFranceDIndonesia
- 1266expand_moreThe 2023 Asian Games were officially hosted in which city?ABeijingBHangzhouCShanghaiDGuangzhou
- 1267expand_morePer Oxford Economics’ Global Cities Index 2025, which pair of cities held onto their leading ranks?ATokyo and BeijingBLondon and New YorkCParis and RomeDBerlin and Moscow
- 1268expand_moreWhich factor poses a major threat to coral reefs worldwide?ASoil erosionBOcean warming and acidificationCDesertificationDUrban housing
- 1269expand_moreRegarding the 75th All India Inter Services Basketball Championship 2025 :
1. It was hosted by the Western Command at the DSOI Stadium, Pune.
2. The Indian Air Force team defeated the Indian Army team to clinch the title.AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 1270expand_moreThe Civil Disobedience Movement was formally launched after the:AJallianwala Bagh incidentBSimon Commission reportCDandi MarchDLucknow Pact
- 1271expand_moreThe Index of Economic Freedom 2025 is published by which conservative think tank?ACato InstituteBHeritage FoundationCAmerican Enterprise InstituteDBrookings Institution
- 1272expand_moreConsider the following statements about Khelo India Winter Games 2024:
1. Indian Army topped the medal tally with 10 golds.
2. Jammu & Kashmir finished second in 2024 with nine gold medals.AOnly 1 is correctBOnly 2 is correctCBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 are correct - 1273expand_moreWhich of the following accurately represents India's performance in the World Press Freedom Index 2024?AIndia achieved a rank in the top tenBIndia's rank improved to 100CIndia was ranked at 159th positionDIndia remained at the same rank as 2010
- 1274expand_moreWhat is the Sex Ratio of India as per the NFHS-5 (2019–21) report?A943 females per 1000 malesB1020 females per 1000 malesC933 females per 1000 malesD919 females per 1000 males
- 1275expand_moreRecent Human Development Reports suggest that the global Human Development Index (HDI) trend over the past few decades has generally shown:AContinuous decline across all regionsBOverall long-term improvement despite periodic setbacksCNo measurable change since 1990DComplete convergence among all countries
- 1276expand_moreBy which year does Indian Railways plan to double originating train capacity in 48 major cities?A2027B2028C2030D2035
- 1277expand_moreWhat was the official mascot of the Khelo India Winter Games 2024?ABharati the LeopardBMauliCVeera the BullDSnow leopard 'Sheen-e She' (Shan)
- 1278expand_moreNeeraj Chopra won his first Olympic gold medal in:ARio 2016BTokyo 2020CParis 2024DLondon 2012
- 1279expand_moreWhich Indian wrestler won the bronze medal in the Men's 57kg freestyle category at the Paris 2024 Olympics?AAman SehrawatBBajrang PuniaCRavi Kumar DahiyaDDeepak Punia
- 1280expand_moreWhich Indian leader spoke at a 2025 special session titled “Environment, COP-30, and Global Health”?APiyush GoyalBHardeep PuriCNarendra ModiDS. Jaishankar
- 1281expand_moreWhich of the following about the weightlifting events at the 38th National Games 2025 is/are correct?
1. Weightlifting was included as a medal sport at the 38th National Games 2025.
2. Medals won in weightlifting contributed to the overall medal tally of the states.
3. Only men’s weightlifting events were conducted at the Games.ABoth 1 and 2 are correctBBoth 1 and 3 are correctCBoth 2 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 are correct - 1282expand_moreWhich senior IPS officer was appointed as the Director General of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) in 2025?ASanjay SinghBR. SwainCGaurav SharmaDT. P. S. Rawat
- 1283expand_moreHow many sports disciplines are included in the 2nd edition of the Khelo India Para Games 2025?A4B5C6D7
- 1284expand_moreFill in the blank: The final match of the 133rd Durand Cup, held between 26 July and 31 August 2024, featured Northeast United FC competing against ______.ABengaluru FCBEast Bengal FCCMohun Bagan SGDFC Goa
- 1285expand_moreFill in the blanks: Cricket is set to make its Olympic return at the _______ Games, marking the return of the sport to the Olympics after more than a century since its debut in 1900.A2024 ParisB2028 Los AngelesC2032 BrisbaneD2036 Ahmedabad
- 1286expand_moreArticle 17 of the Indian Constitution deals with which of the following?AAbolition of untouchabilityBRight to educationCFreedom of religionDProtection against arrest
- 1287expand_moreWho was appointed as the Chief of the Army Staff of India in June 2024?AGeneral Manoj PandeBGeneral Upendra DwivediCAdmiral R. Hari KumarDAir Chief Marshal V.R. Chaudhari
- 1288expand_moreWho won the national record in the men's 10,000m event at the National Athletics Meet 2024?AGulveer SinghBSuresh RanaCNeeraj ChopraDDutee Chand
- 1289expand_moreAssertion (A): Digital India promotes e-governance.
Reason (R): It aims to improve online infrastructure.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth A and R are true but R does not explain ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true - 1290expand_moreWhich Indian shooter was part of the gold medal-winning 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team at the ISSF World Cup 2024 in Cairo?AManu BhakerBRhythm SangwanCEsha SinghDSift Kaur Samra
- 1291expand_moreComplete the statement: Through the SLKIC component of Khelo India, ______ Kendriya Vidyalayas have been selected in collaboration with KVS.A3B4C5D6
- 1292expand_moreWho won the International Booker Prize 2025 for a work translated into English?AJenny ErpenbeckBFernanda MelchorCGeetanjali ShreeDWlodek Goldkorn
- 1293expand_moreWhat is the maximum payload capacity of India's Next Generation Launch Vehicle (NGLV) to Low Earth Orbit (LEO)?A10 tonnesB20 tonnesC30 tonnesD40 tonnes
- 1294expand_moreAt the 87th Senior National Badminton Championships 2025 , held in Vijayawada, who won the men’s and women’s singles titles , respectively?AKiran George and Tanvi SharmaBRithvik Sanjeevi and Surya Charishma TamiriCRithvik Sanjeevi and Tanvi PatriDKiran George and Surya Charishma Tamiri
- 1295expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Pro Kabaddi League 2025 is/are correct?
1. Dabang Delhi K.C. won the title by defeating Puneri Paltan in the final.
2. The tournament followed a league stage followed by playoffs format.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 is correct - 1296expand_moreAt which SAARC Summit was the SAARC Development Fund formally launched?A14th SummitB15th SummitC16th SummitD17th Summit
- 1297expand_moreWhich of the following statements about the Indian Space Programme are correct?
1. ISRO’s Chandrayaan-3 mission achieved a successful soft landing near the Moon’s south pole.
2. Aditya-L1 mission was launched to study the Sun from the Sun–Earth L1 point.
3. Gaganyaan mission successfully completed India’s first human spaceflight in 2023.ABoth 1 and 2 are correctBBoth 1 and 3 are correctCBoth 2 and 3 are correctD1, 2 and 3 are correct - 1298expand_moreWhich Indian state launched the ‘Mukhyamantri Nijut Moina’ scheme in 2024 to promote girl education?AAssamBOdishaCWest BengalDMadhya Pradesh
- 1299expand_moreThe 'Mission Karmayogi' programme is implemented by which department?ADepartment of Personnel and TrainingBMinistry of DefenceCMinistry of FinanceDNITI Aayog
- 1300expand_moreConsider the following statements on the International Solar Alliance (ISA):
1. It was launched by India and France in 2015.
2. Its headquarters is in Gurugram, India.
3. It aims to scale up solar energy applications.AOnly 1 and 2 are correctBOnly 2 and 3 are correctCOnly 1 and 3 are correctDAll 1, 2 and 3 are correct - 1301expand_moreWho was appointed as the Chief Election Commissioner of India in early 2026?AShri Rajiv KumarBShri Anup Chandra PandeyCShri Gyanesh KumarDShri Sukhbir Singh Sandhu
- 1302expand_moreAccording to the World Happiness Report 2025, which nation has consistently ranked at the top for consecutive years?AFinlandBDenmarkCIcelandDNorway
- 1303expand_moreWho among the following was the Chief Guest at India's Republic Day celebrations in 2024?AEmmanuel MacronBAbdel Fattah el-SisiCCyril RamaphosaDAnthony Albanese
- 1304expand_moreUnder the "Namami Gange" program, which state was recognized in 2025 for implementing the most successful 'Ganga Gram' model for village-level sanitation?ABiharBUttar PradeshCUttarakhandDWest Bengal
- 1305expand_moreWho is the Chairperson of the National Commission for Minorities (NCM) in 2025?AWajahat HabibullahBIqbal Singh LalpuraCSyed Ghayorul Hasan RizviDZafar Sareshwala
- 1306expand_moreWho was appointed as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) in March 2025?AAjay BhadooBRajneet KohliCDr. Ajit Ratnakar JoshiDAnju Rathi Rana
- 1307expand_moreThe main objective of the 'National Green Hydrogen Mission' is to:APromote nuclear energyBDevelop hydrogen as a clean energy sourceCExpand coal miningDIncrease petroleum imports
- 1308expand_moreWho was appointed as the Secretary of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) in 2025?ARajesh Kumar SinhaBLeena NandanCAbhishek SinghDSantosh Kumar Sarangi
- 1309expand_moreArmenia has unveiled a butterfly-based logo for COP17 featuring which endemic species?AMonarch ButterflyBApollo ButterflyCErivan Anomalous BlueDSwallowtail Butterfly
- 1310expand_moreIndia’s Gaganyaan mission aims to send Indian astronauts into space by the year ____.A2025B2026C2027D2030
- 1311expand_moreWhich theme was adopted for World Environment Day 2025?ABeat Plastic PollutionBLand Restoration, Desertification and Drought ResilienceCEcosystem RestorationDSolutions to Plastic Pollution
- 1312expand_moreThe latest LPI reports include:AOnly shipping dataBSurvey-based perception onlyCBig-data tracking indicatorsDTourism metrics
- 1313expand_moreWhat is the Sex Ratio of India as per the NFHS-5 (2019–21) report?A943 females per 1000 malesB1020 females per 1000 malesC933 females per 1000 malesD919 females per 1000 males
- 1314expand_moreThe 2024 Thomas Cup final, where India's men's badminton team showcased a historic performance, was held in which city?ABangkokBChengduCJakartaDKuala Lumpur
- 1315expand_moreAccording to recent reports, which factor has significantly impacted global peace trends?ATechnological innovationBArmed conflictsCTourism growthDAgricultural productivity
- 1316expand_moreWho claimed India’s inaugural Paralympic archery gold at Paris 2024?ASheetal DeviBHarvinder SinghCRakesh KumarDPreethi Pal
- 1317expand_moreIndian Railways has announced a plan to double originating train capacity in 48 major cities by which year?A2025B2027C2030D2035
- 1318expand_moreWhere was the 2nd Para Table Tennis National Ranking Championships 2024-25 held?AJaipur, RajasthanBVadodara, GujaratCPune, MaharashtraDIndore, Madhya Pradesh
- 1319expand_moreAccording to the World Press Freedom Index 2024, what is India's rank?A150B159C161D142
- 1320expand_moreAssertion (A): PM-eBus Sewa targets deployment of 10,000 electric buses in cities.
Reason (R): The scheme is designed to reduce carbon emissions and promote green mobility in public transport.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 1321expand_moreAccording to recent reports, which factor has significantly impacted global peace trends?ATechnological innovationBArmed conflictsCTourism growthDAgricultural productivity
- 1322expand_moreOperation Flood is associated with:AFlood control in North IndiaBMilk production (White Revolution)CFish productionDDrinking water mission
- 1323expand_moreConsider the following statements:
1. Both the Union Council of Ministers and the State Council of Ministers are collectively responsible to their respective legislatures.
2. The President of India acts on the aid and advice of the Union Council of Ministers in the exercise of most of his functions.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2DNeither 1 nor 2 - 1324expand_moreWho was appointed as the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) of India in 2025?AGeneral Anil ChauhanBGeneral Manoj PandeCAir Chief Marshal V. R. ChaudhariDAdmiral R. Hari Kumar
- 1325expand_moreWhich statement about Fit India Movement is correct?ALaunched in 2015BEncourages mass fitness awarenessCFocuses only on schoolsDManaged by IOA
- 1326expand_moreConsider the following statements about the 38th National Games Judo 2025 Final Results:
1. Sidharth Rawat from Uttarakhand won the gold medal in the men's 60 kg category, while Asmita Dev from Uttar Pradesh won the women's 48 kg category.
2. Rohit Majgul of Gujarat won gold in men's -66 kg, and Shraddha Chopade of Maharashtra won gold in women's 52 kg.
Which of the statements is/are correct?AOnly 1 is CorrectBOnly 2 is CorrectC1 and 2 are CorrectDNeither 1 nor 2 are Correct - 1327expand_moreThe Digital India campaign was launched with the vision to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy. E-governance is a core component of this vision. To enable e-governance, a robust digital infrastructure is mandatory.ABoth A and R are true and R explains ABBoth A and R are true but R does not explain ACA is true but R is falseDA is false but R is true
- 1328expand_moreWho won the gold medal in the Women’s 10m Air Pistol event at the ISSF World Cup 2024?AManu BhakerBRhythm SangwanCEsha SinghDSift Kaur Samra
- 1329expand_moreThe BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting on 4 June 2018 took place in which city?APretoria, South AfricaBBrasília, BrazilCBeijing, ChinaDNew Delhi, India
- 1330expand_moreWhy is renewable energy expansion important for India's climate commitments?ATo increase dependence on coalBTo reduce greenhouse gas emissionsCTo promote deforestationDTo increase fossil fuel imports
- 1331expand_moreThe National Air Quality Index (AQI) uses how many pollutants to calculate the index?A5B8C10D12
- 1332expand_moreWhich initiative was launched by India under G20 to promote startup ecosystems among member nations?AG20 Innovation NetworkBStartup Bridge ForumCGlobal MSME PlatformDDigital Economy Alliance
- 1333expand_moreWho was the Solicitor General of India in 2024, who was re-appointed in 2023?ARanjit KumarBMukul RohatgiCTushar MehtaDK.K. Venugopal
- 1334expand_moreAccording to the Oxford Economics Global Cities Index 2025, which two cities retained their top global rankings?ATokyo and BeijingBParis and RomeCLondon and New YorkDBerlin and Moscow
- 1335expand_moreWho was the first Indian woman badminton player to win an individual Olympic medal?AP.V. SindhuBSaina NehwalCJwala GuttaDAshwini Ponnappa
- 1336expand_moreIMD World Competitiveness Ranking 2025 shows Switzerland topping which dimension in both 2024 and 2025?ABusiness EfficiencyBInfrastructureCEconomic PerformanceDEmployment
- 1337expand_moreWhen did India successfully conduct the first Gaganyaan TV-D1 test flight?AOctober 2022BOctober 2023CJanuary 2024DDecember 2024
- 1338expand_moreAssertion (A): The Global Hunger Index (GHI) report for 2024 was released jointly by Concern Worldwide and Welthungerhilfe.
Reason (R): GHI score is calculated based on undernourishment, child stunting, wasting, and mortality.ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of ABBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of ACA is true, but R is falseDA is false, but R is true - 1339expand_moreMission Mausam, approved by the Cabinet in 2024, focuses on:AArtificial rain and weather modification technologiesBCrop insurance for farmersCBuilding cyclone shelters in OdishaDSatellite tracking of monsoon clouds only
- 1340expand_moreWhich tunnel was recently opened by China as the world's longest expressway tunnel?AGotthard Base TunnelBLaerdal TunnelCTianshan Shengli TunnelDZhongnanshan Tunnel
- 1341expand_moreWhat initiative was launched by the Government of India in 2025 to promote citizen-centric digital governance and faster public service delivery?ANational e-Governance PortalBDigital India DashboardCMyGov 2.0 PlatformDBharatNet Expansion Scheme
- 1342expand_moreWhich city was selected under the PM MITRA (Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel) Scheme for setting up a textile park in 2024?ASuratBLucknowCCoimbatoreDIndore
- 1343expand_moreMary Kom won a gold medal at the 23rd President's Cup boxing tournament in 2019. In which country was the tournament held?AChinaBIndonesiaCThailandDJapan
- 1344expand_moreThe "Jal Jeevan Mission" aims to provide functional household tap connections (FHTCs) to all rural households by 2024. Which of the following is a key challenge?ALack of fundingBEnsuring sustainability and water qualityCLimited community participationDLack of monitoring
- 1345expand_moreWhat is India's urban population percentage as per the UN World Urbanization Prospects (latest estimate, around 2025)?A31%B34%C36%D41%
- 1346expand_more'SAMPADA' scheme is related to:AEducationBAgro-Marine Processing (Food Processing)CMiningDTextiles
- 1347expand_moreWhich of the following statements is/are correct regarding the Indian domestic cricket season 2024-25?
1. The Ranji Trophy is scheduled to be played in two distinct phases to manage player workload.
2. The Duleep Trophy will be played in a zonal format after several years.AOnly 1BOnly 2CBoth 1 and 2 are correctDNeither 1 nor 2 - 1348expand_morePer Oxford Economics' Global Cities Index 2025, which pair of cities held onto their leading ranks?ATokyo and BeijingBLondon and New YorkCParis and RomeDBerlin and Moscow
- 1349expand_moreWho did Maharashtra's Kavya Bhatta defeat to win gold at the Khelo India Youth Games 2025 in the girls' singles table tennis final?AP.B. AbhinandBPriyanuj BhattacharyyaCSuhana SainiDM. Hansini
- 1350expand_moreWhich of the following statements correctly identifies the venue and schedule of the BWF World Championships 2025?AIt was held at Istora Senayan, Jakarta, from August 21 to 27, 2025, as part of the BWF World Tour.BIt was conducted at OVO Arena Wembley, London, from July 15 to 21, 2025, under the BWF Super 750 category.CIt was hosted at Adidas Arena, Paris, from August 25 to 31, 2025, as the BWF World Championships.DIt took place at Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, from September 10 to 16, 2025, under the BWF Super Series.
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