Syndicate 2009 Clerk Exam Paper

Banking Clerical and Probationary Officers Exams- Solved Question paper
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BANK CLERKS EXAM (Syndicate Bank) Original Question Paper- Exam held on 17.04.2009 TEST OF REASONING 1. In a certain code, ROAMING is written as APRNGOI. How would PLATEAU be written in the same code? a. AMPTUBE d. AMPUUBE b. PMAUEBU e. None of these c. ALPUUAE
2. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group? a. Horse d. Goat b. Donkey e. Dog c. Cow
3. How many meaningful English words can be formed with the letters of the word STOP each using only once in a word by in different sequence, starting with the letter P? a. One e.None of these 4. Mother is related to off spring in the same way as Tree is related to a. Sapling e. None of these 5. In a certain code, SPRING is written as #2%@4= and GONE is written as 74. How would SIGN be written in the same code? a. #@4=
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b. Two
c. Three
d. More than three
b. Fruit
c. Root
d. Stem
b. 2 @ =4
c. #@=4
d.#%=4
6. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group? a. June b. Year c. Week d. Month e. Day

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7. Date is related to Calendar in the same way as Time is related to ____ a. Day b. Hour c. Sun d. Clock e. None of the these 8. Pointing to Raju, Ayesha says He is the son of my mothers brothers wife. How is Ayesha related to Raju? a. Sister d. Data inadequate b. Niece e. None of these c. Cousin Sister
9. Tom walked 10 miles from point P towards the East. He then took right turn and walked 5 miles and taking another right turn walked again for another 5 miles. In which direction is Point P from where Tom is standing now? a. West d. Cannot be determined b. North-West e. None of these c. North-East
10. Four of the following five are a alike in a certain way and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group? a. 21 b. 51 c. 63 d. 15 e. 23 11. If green is called white white is called yellow yellow is called blue blue is called pink and pink is called black, then what is the colour of milk? a. Green d. Yellow b. Blue e. None of these c. Pink
12. How many such pairs of letters are there in the word CONTROL each of which has as many letters between them in the word as in the English alphabet? a. One b. None of these 13. In a group of six children T, K, V,O, M and W, T is fatter than M but not as fat as W.
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b. Two
c. Three
d. More than three
K is not the fattest nor is W whereas V is the thinnest. Who is the fattest among them all? a. O b. T c. M d. Data inadequate e. None of these

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14. In a certain language, TEMPORARY is written as SELQOQBOZ. How would WONDERFUL be written in the same code? a. VPMEFQGTM d. VPMEESEVK b. VPMEESGTM e. None of these c. XPMEEQGTM
15. Teacher is related to Students in the same way as Coach is related to. a. Team b. Player c. Sports d. Play e. None of the these Directions (Qns. 16-20): Study the following arrangement of letter- number symbol and answer the questions given below. K3A VTR=7BME4WS @ JN9 PUCZ50DIQGLY
16. How many such numbers are there in the above arrangement teach of which is preceded by symbol and immediately followed by a Vowel? a. One e. None of these 17. In the above arrangement what should come in the place of the question mark (?) in the following series? a. SW@ b. S4J c. S4@
d. @WH
b. Two
c. Three
d. More than three
e. None of these
18. How many such Consonants are there in the above arrangement, each of which is preceded by symbol and immediately followed by a number? a. One d. More than three b. Two e. None of these c. Three
19. In the above arrangement if the first twenty elements are written in the reverse order then what is the sixth element to the elft of eighteenth element form the left? a. B
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d. E
e. None of these
20. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on their positions in the above arrangement and form a group. Which is the one that does nto belong to that group?

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a. CP
b. @WJ
c.7RB
d. IOQ
e. A3V
Directions (Qns.21-25): In each of the questions below are given three statements followed by two Conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read all the Conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts . Give answer a) if only Conclusion I follows Give answer b) if only conclusions II follows Give answer c) if either conclusions I or II follows Give answer e) if both Conclusions I and II follow 21. Statements: Some buses are bells. Some bells are horses All trains are horses. Conclusions I. Some buses are horses 22. Statements All goats are kites. All roses are goats Some kites are bees. Conclusions I. Some kites are roses 23. Statements
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II. Some trains are bells
II. Some goats bees
All Classes are lions Some birds are classes All pens are lions

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Conclusions I. No pen is bird 24. Statements Some candles are papers. All papers are trees. Some books are papers. Conclusions I .Some books are candles 25. Statements All bats are elephants. Some balloons are crows. All crows are bats. Conclusions: I. Some baloons are elephants II. Some elephants are crows II. Some trees are books. II. Some birds are pens
Directions (Qns: 26-30): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below: The digits from 0 to 9 are coded as shown below with the exceptions that follow: Digit 0 7 I 3 M 1 P 4 B 6 D 8 H 5 A 9 T 2 N
Code R
Exceptions 1. If number begins and ends with the odd digit (non-zero), then both the first and last digits are to be coded as .
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2. If a number begins and ends with an even digit (including zero), then both the first and last digits are to be coded as #.

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26. What will be the code for 3149267? a. MPBDHA d. $PBTN$ b. MPBTND e.None of these c. MPBTNA
27. RATHIM represents which of the following numbers? a. 095873 b. 059673 c. 059871 d.059873
28. What will be the code for 4521736? a. BANPIMD e. None of these 29. What will be the code for 348057? a. $BHRIA e. None of these 30. Which of the following numbers can represent # AMPT #? i. 453198 Codes : a. Only i) or (iii) d. Only (i) or (ii) b. Only (iii) e. None of these c. Only (ii) or (iii) ii. 743198 iii. 653192 b. MBHARI c. $MBHR$ d. $BHRAI$ b. BANPIRD c. #ANPIM# d. #BAMPI#
Directions (Qns: 31-35): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below: Seven friends R, M, K, P, L, W and B live in three different buildings, i.e., X, Y and Z. Not less than two or more than three live in any of the buildings. Each of them has a liking for different fruits among apple, Jackfruit, watermelon, orange, grapes, pineapple and mango, not necessarily in that order. Three among them are girls, one each every building. W likes orange and stays in building Y along with only P M
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lives in building Z and likes jackfruit. None in building Z and likes jackfruit. None in building X likes apple or grapes. R and L dont stay in X building. K in R s close

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friend and she does not like watermelon. L likes pineapple. None of the girls likes orange and one of them likes apple. R does not like grapes. 31. Who likes mango? a. B b. P c. K d. Data inadequate e. None of these
32. Who stay in building Z? a. M, R d. M, K, R 33. Which fruit does R like? a. Apple d. Pineapple b. Watermelon e. None of these c. Mango b. K, B, M e. None of these c. M, R, b
34. Who are the three girls among the friends? a. K, R, W e. None of these 35. Which fruit does B like? a. Mango b. Grapes c. Apple d. Watermelon e. None of these b. R,K, P c. K, M, P d. Data inadequate
Directions (Qns. 36-50): In each of the questions given below which one of the five answer figures on the right should come after the problem figures on the left the problem figures on the left, if the sequence were continued? 36. Problem Figures
37. Problem Figures

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38. Problem figures
39. Problem Figures
40.Problem Figures
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43. Problem Figures
44. Problem Figures
45. Problem figures
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48.Problem figure
49. Problem Figures
50. Problem figures
NUMERICAL ABILITY Directions (Qns. 51-70): What will come in place of the question mark (?) in the
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following equations? 51. 3785 + ? 4297 = 5523?

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a. 6125
b. 6035
c. 6025
d. 6135
52. 11.02x8+1.5x0.6=? a. 89.06 53. of b.89.60 c.89.96 d.89.26 e. None of these
of of 1380=? b.376 c.368 d.386 e. None of these
a. 378
54. 75% of 580+ 58% of 750=? a. 840 55. 36 x 45 +

a. 640 56. 122 +16 =? a. 180 57. 2 b.160 c.240 d.156 e. None of these
b.860
= 1700 b. 860
c.680
d. 780
e. None of these
c. 80
d.6400
e. None of these
a. 58. 107.5x104.5
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c.
d.
e. None of these
102 = 10? b.6 c.8.5 d.9.5 e. None of these
a. 10 59. 362 242 =? a. 840 60. 32 x 15 1850 a. 295 61. 11

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b.640 37=? b.326
c.720
d.960
e. None of these
c.410
d.430
e. None of these
b. 18
c.4
d.7
e. None of these
62. 1087.05 + 187.005+ 87.0005=? a. 1361.066 63.

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a. 1089 64.
b.529
c.23
d.33
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a. 3
b.2
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d. 3
e. None of these
65. 80% of 135 +? % of 750 = 228 a. 25 66. 632 b.20 c.16 d.24 e. None of these
8+ 112 =? b.185
of =12 b.144 c.132 d. None of these
a. 180 67. ? of
a. 108
c.191
d.199
e. None of these
68. 10101.001 + 1001.01+ 101.1=? a. 12121.011 e. None of these 69. 2310 b.11111.111 c.12203.101 d.11203.111
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5 =? b.825 30 = ? b.19 c.96 d.93 e. None of these c.35 d.233 e. None of these
a. 33 70. 198 x 15 a. 98
Directions (Qns- 71-75): What should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following number series? 71. 2 5 11 23 47 ? a. 95 72. 7 8 12 21 37 ?
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b.93
c.98
d.94
e. None of these
a. 64
b.63
c.62
d.61
e. None of these
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a. 387. 5 74. 3 7 19 55 163 ? a. 467 b.487
b.470.5
c.367.5
d.472.5
e. None of these
c.475
d.48
e. None of these
75. 11 16 23 32 43 ? a. 55 b.57 c.58 d.59 e. None of these 76. 40% of the number is equal to three fourth of the another number. What is the ratio between first number and second number? a. 15:16 b.15:8 c.9:15 d.8:17 e. None of thee
77. A 360 meter long train crosses a signal post in 18 seconds. What is the speed of the train in km per hour? a. 76 b.60 c.64 d.72 e. None of these
78. A and B together can do a piece of work in 4 days,. If A alone can do in 6 days. In how many days B can alone complete the same piece of work? a. 12 b.8 c.9 d.16 e. None of these
79. What is the compound interest accrued by Ravindra on an amount of Rs. 18000 at the rate of 10 p.c.p.a at the end of three years? a. Rs. 23498 e. None of these 80. A shopkeeper sells a T.V. set on discount of 85 of print price and gains 25%. If print price was Rs. 20000 then, what was the cost price? a. Rs. 13800 b. None of these
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b. Rs. 23400
c. Rs. 23958
d. Rs. 23900
b. Rs. 14720
c. Rs. 14800
d. 13720
81. The ratio of number of students taking admission in organization X and Y as 5: 8. If 20% of students exceed in organization X and 10% of students exceed in organization Y, then new ratio of students is

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a. 15: 22
b. 15 : 16
c.5:4
d.5 : 7
e. None of these
82. The number obtained by interchanging the digits of a two digit number is less than the original number by 18. If sum of the digits is 6, what was the original two digit number? a. 51 b.24 c.42 d.15 e.None of these
83. Samar spends 52% of his monthly salary on household expenditures and 23% on miscellaneous expenditure. If he is left with Rs. 4500, what is his monthly salary? a. Rs. 16000 e. None of these 84. Number of girls in a class is 44 which is 55% of the total number of students. How many boys are here in the class? a. 75 b. 76 c. 84 d. 82 e. None of these 85. Average marks obtained in History by 45 students in A divisions are 75 and the average marks obtained by 40 students in B division are 78. What are the overall average marks obtained in History by the students in both the divisions (rounded off to two digits after decimal)? a. 76.81 b.77.11 c.77.41 d.76.41 e. None of these b. Rs. 17500 c. Rs. 17000 d. Rs. 18500
86. A shopkeeper purchased 245 pieces of an article at Rs. 30 per piece. He spent Rs. 980
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on transport and Rs. 1470 on packing the articles. He sold the articles at the rate of Rs. 50% per piece. What is the per cent profit earned? a. 25 b.20 c.28 d.22.5 e. None of these

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87. Difference between the compound interest and simple interest accrued in two years at 8 p.c.p.a is Rs. 128. What is the principal amount? a. Rs. 18000 b. Rs. 16000 c. Rs. 20000 e. None of these
d. Cannot be determined
88. Present ages of father and the son are in the ratio of 5:1 respectively. Seven years hence this ratio becomes 3:1. What is sons present age in years? a. 8 b.5 c.6 d.7 e. None of these
89. What will come in place of both the question\ marks(?) in the following equation?
= a. 45 b.42 c.32 d.37 e. None of these
90. Production of wheat in 2004 from three states X, Y and Z was in the ratio of 5:8:7 respectively. If production of state Y is more than that of state X by 1350 tons, what was the total production of the three states in tons? a. 8500 b.9000 c.9200 e. None of these
d. Cannot be determined
91. If the numerator of a fraction is increased by 20% and the denominator is not changed, the resultant fraction thus obtained is what was the original fraction? a. b. c. d. e. None of these
92. 5 students are to be seated on 5 seats. In how many different ways can they be stated? a. 120 b.20 c.60 d.72 e. None of these
93. If 2x-3y =1 and 3x + y=18 then what is the value of x-y? a. -2

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c.-3
d.3
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94. If the length of a rectangle is increased by 40% and the breadth is reduced by 20%, what will be the effect on its area? a. Increase by 8% b. Increased by 20% c. Increased by 12%

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d. Increase by 16%
e. None of these
95. 40% of 70% of a number is 336. What is one-third of that number? a. 475 b.480 c. 420 d. 450 e. None of these
96. Cost of 5 calculators and 7 wrist watches is Rs. 3650. If the cost of a wrist watch is more than the cost of a calculator by Rs. 110, what is the cost of a calculator? a. Rs. 320 b. None of these 97. Poles are to be created along the boundary of a rectangular field in such a way that distance between any two adjacent poles is 1.5 metres. The perimeter of the field is 21 metres and length and the breadth are in the ratio of 4: 3 respectively. How many poles will be required? a. 14 b.16 c.15 d.20 e. None of these b. Rs. 250 c. Rs. 350 d. Rs. 240
98. What will be the area of a circle whose perimeter is 88 cms? a. 14 b.16 c.15 d.20 e. None of these
99. If 2x + 3y+z=25, x+y+z = 14 and x+ y =z, then what is the value of x? a. 7 b. 4 c. 6 d. 5 e. None of these
100. In a class of 60 students 40% can speak only Hindi, 25% can speak only English and rest of the students can speak both the languages. Total how many students cap speak English? a. 32 b.28 c. 36 d. 15 e. None of these
CLERICAL APTITUDE Directions (Qns 101-135): In each question below a combination of Name and Address is given in the unnumbered first column at the left followed by four such combinations one
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as the combination in the unnumbered first column. The number of that column which contains that combination is the answer. If all the combinations are different, the answer is e)
A 101 B C Usha cheda 17/28 Banipark Jaipur-308605 D Usha cheda None 17/28 Banipark Jaipur-308605 E
Usha cheda Asha Cheda Usha cheda 17/28 Banipark 17/28 Banipark 17/28 Jaipur-308605 Jaipur -398605 Banipark Jaipur-308605
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Manoj Gosai Manoj Gosai Manoj Gosai Manoj Gosai Manoj Gosai Manoj Gosai 15 D/Rajpath 15 D/Rajpath 15 D/Rajpath 15 D/Rajpath 15 D/Rajpath 15 D/Rajpath Bikaner -16 Bikaner -16 Bikaner -16 Bikaner -16 Bikaner -16 Bikaner -16 Amol Chowk, Churu 365311 Bane Amol 2709 Chowk, Churu 365311 Bane Amol Bane Amol Bane Amol Bane Amol Bane 2709 Chowk, 2709 Chowk, 2709 Chowk, 2709 Chowk, 2709 Churu Churu Churu Churu 365311 365311 365311 365311
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Bhola Thukal Bhola Thukal Bhola Thukal Bhola Thukal Bhola Thukal Bhola Thukal Ajmer (South) Ajmer (South) Ajmer (South) Ajmer (South) Ajmer (South) Ajmer (South) Tele 859693 Tele 859693 Tele 859693 Tele 859693 Tele 859693 Tele 859693 Vishwajit 17, Mayo Hostel Ajmer 369381 Vishwajit 17, Mayo Hostel Ajmer 369381 Vishwajit 17, Mayo Hostel Ajmer 369381 Vishwajit 17, Mayo Hostel Ajmer 369381 Vishwajit 17, Mayo Hostel Ajmer 369381 Vishwajit 17, Mayo Hostel Ajmer 369381
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Rajencra Babu Rajendra Babu Rajendra Babu Rajendra Babu Rajendra Babu Rajendra Babu II/C.P. Road III /C.P. Road III /C.P. Road III /C.P. Road III /C.P. Road III /C.P. Road Neemach -14 Neemach-14 Neemach-14 Neemach-14 Neemach-14 Neemach-14 Subhash Shukla Meena Market, Jaipur 3686952 Subhash Shukla Meena Market, Jaipur 3686952 Subhash Shukla Meena Market, Jaipur 3686952 Subhash Shukla Meena Market, Jaipur 3686952 Subhash Shukla Meena Market, Jaipur 3686952 Subhash Shukla Meena Market, Jaipur 3686952
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63/714 Jaipur-324110 117. Reetoo Saksona Tele- 2638291 Fax 3628321
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Directions (Qns. 136-140): Below in each question five words are given. Which of them will come at the fourth place if all of them are arranged alphabetically as in a dictionary? 136. a. Minority d. Minimalist
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b. Miniature e. Miniscule
c. Ministerial
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d. Carburetion 138. a. Fraternity d. Fraught 139. a. Preferential d. Predispose 140. a. Transport d. Transplant Directions (Qns 141-143):
e. Carbonate
b. Franchise e. Fraudulent
c. Frantic
b. Prefabricate e. Reformative
c. Predictor
b. Translate e. Transmit
c. Transition
The letter group in each question below is to be codified in the following number codes: Letters L T 0 P 4 M 9 R 2 D 1 H 5 F 7 K V 6 8
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Codes: you have to find out which of the answer a) or b) or c) or d) has the correct coded form of the given letter group and indicate in on your answer sheet. If none of the coded form is correct, mark e) as the answer. 141. DHFMTRV a. 1570928
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b.1579082 e. None of these
c. 1579028
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142. PRFLKHV a. 1570928 143. MDFHLTR a. 9175320 d. 9175230 144. RPFLVTD a. 2473801 d. 2473081 145. KHVLRDP a. 6538214 d. 65832214 b. 6853214 e. None of these c. 6853124 b. 2437801 e. None of these c. 2743801 b. 9137502 e. None of these c. 9135702 b. 1579082 c.1579028 d. 1570982
Directions (Qns 146-150): The news item in each question below is to be classified into one of the following five areas. a. Political and social b. Sports and Culture d. Science and Health e. Miscellaneous
c. Economics and Commerce
The number of the areas a) or b) or c) or d) or e) as the case may be is the answer 146. Repolling was announced in seven booths of the city due to booth capturing. a. Political and Social c. Economics and Commerce e. Miscellaneous
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b. Sports and Culture d. Science and Health
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c. Economics and Commerce e. Miscellaneous
d. Science and Health
148. Government of State X has made the Hepatitis -B vaccine easily available to the residents. a. Political and Social c. Economics and Commerce e. Miscellaneous 149. Statewide strike of transporters had resulted into heavy financial loss. a. Political and Social c. Economics and Commerce e. Miscellaneous 150. Even the mild earthquake created panic among the residents. a. Political and Social c. Economics and Commerce b. Miscellaneous ENGLISH LANGUAGE Directions (Qns: 151- 165): Read the following passage very carefully and answer the questions given below appropriately. There are certain words in the passage printed in bold letters to lead you to find them out easily in order to help you in answering some of the questions .
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b. Sports and Cultural d. Science and Health
PASSAGE

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I worked as health secretary for about five years from the middle of 1962 to the middle of 1967. Thereafter I worked as finance secretary until the end of 1969. Indiscipline was rampant in the health department. Intense lobbying to secure plum postings was the order of the day. Ministers, legislators, senior officers and other influential people openly pleaded the cause of their protgs. The Health Minister was an honest, well-meaning politician. He approved my proposals to bring about some system and objectivity in postings and transfers and put an end to lobbying. But those efforts met with only limited success. Doctors succeeded in getting desired postings by resorting to bribery. On the eve of the elections, the then minister sent down over 100 transfer orders from his camp office. They were in conflict with the guidelines and quite a few were confusing in as much as two doctors were posted to the same place, or one person was posted to more than one post. I did not carry out the orders. I submitted a note to Chief Minister through the Chief Secretary pointing out why the orders should not be implemented. The chief Secretary supported me. The Chief Minister decided that the ministers orders should not be implemented. All the doctors who had paid money were disappointed. In several other departments also corruption became widespread. In the works departments corruption had existed since a long time in the matter of awarding contracts. Now bribes were freely offered to secure transfer to particular posts, and even for getting promotions. As Finance Secretary I found that the finances of the state were in a precarious condition. Financial discipline had evaporated. Long before the advent of the wireless and the telephone, the British had included in the Treasury code a rule (Rule 27) empowering collectors to draw money from the treasury to meet emergencies like floods, earthquakes, devastating fires, etc. To my dismay I found that collectors were freely drawing money for
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checks and balances and disappeared. There was no accountability and any one could do what he pleased. Resorting to a number of harsh measures I could restore a measures I could restore a measure of financial discipline. But the administration continued to be in disarray. 151. How many years did the author work as health secretary? a. He worked as health secretary until the end of 1969. b. He worked as health secretary before he took over as finance secretary. c. He worked as health secretary till the health minister was found to be a man of integrity. d. He worked as health secretary for about five years. e. He did not work as health secretary at all 152. According to the author what was the order of the day? a. Strict discipline c. Racial discrimination e. None of these 153. How did the doctors succeed in getting desired postings? a. Through dedicated service. b. By working in the health ministers constituency c. By resorting to sycophancy d. By resorting to bribery. 154. When the health minister sent down 100 transfer orders from his camp office, how did the author react? a. He immediately obeyed the minister
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c. He submitted a note to Chief Minister through the Chief Minister through the Chief Secretary of these statements. a. Only (A) b. Only (B) c. Only (A) (B) d. Only (A) & (B) 155. What happened when the Chief Minister decided that the ministers orders should not be implemented? a. The author was very happy. b. The author arranged a tea party to celebrate his victory. c. The doctors resigned and left the hospitals d. The health minister submitted his resignation. e. All the doctors who had paid money were disappointed Directions (Qns: 156- 165): choose the word which is MOST OPPOSITE in meaning of the word given in bold as used in the passage. 156. Intense a. Active 157. Success a. Defeat 158. Conflict a. Conformity d. Combat 159. Supported a. Advocated d. Abandoned
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b. Vigorous
c. Feeble
d. Inferior
e. Devise
b. Succeed
c. Abrupt
d. Failure
e. Difficult
b. Disagreement e. Manifest
c. Attest
b. Betrayed e. Proposed
c. Opposed
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161. Precarious a. Menacing d. Firmly 162. Discipline a. Orderly d. Turbulence 163. Devastating a. Ravaging d. Restoring 164. Trival a. Perilous d. Weighty b. Frivolous e. Momentous c. Important b. Wrecking e. Replenishing c. Refreshing b. Restrain e. Confusion c. Indiscipline b. Threatening e. Unsafe c. Secured
165. Harsh a. Peculiar d. Melodious b. Blunt e. Coarse c. Mild
Directions (Qns: 166-175): In the following passage, there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out the
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With the (166) of Indian economy (167) various reforms initiated, banking sector (168), a pivotal role in the process of achieving (169) economic growth and also in (170) the social well being at large. The Public sector (171) in India have the twin tasks ahead of meeting the social banking (172) and at the same time generating (173) profits to meet the costs associated with growth. At present, banks have more than 76.1 per cent of their total branch (174) in rural and semi urban (175). 166. a. Nationalization d. Computerization 167. a. From d. Thorough 168. a. Manages d. Naturalize 169. a. fewer d. lower 170. a. increasing
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b. Expansion e. Accommodation
c. Liberalization
b. Over e. thorough
c. Between
b. Occupies e. conquers
c. Facilitates
b. fantastic e. lesser
c. higher
b. enhancing e. innovating
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171. a. Organizations d. banks 172. a. limitations d. facilities 173. a. beautiful d. wonderful 174. a. Map d. system 175. a. Households d. Locals b. Residences e. Suburbs c. Areas b. scenario e. graph c. network b. lumpsum e. everlasting c. adequate b. obligations e. liabilities c. derivatives b. companies e. institutions c. corporations
Directions (Qns: 176-185): In each question below, four words which are numbered a), b), c) and d) have been printed of which one may be wrongly spelt. The number of threat word is answer. If all the ofur words are correctly spelt, mark e) i.e. All correct as the answer
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d. Assembly 177. a. Shoddy d. Beard 178. a. Machstick d. Spark
e. All correct
b. Affair e. All correct
c. Parade
b. Death e. All correct
c. Birth
179. a. Suspect d. Escplode 180. a. Confident d. Hire 181. a. Village d. Enough 182. a. Partition d. Tricolour
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b. Rope e. All correct
c. Religious
b. Strach e. All correct b. Pattrol e. All correct b. Independence e. All collect b. Broad e. All Correct
c. Road
c. Parole
c. Foreigner
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184. a. Welcome d. Smile 185. a. Incarnation d. Authorization
b. Urgent e. All Correct
c. Introduce
b. Adoration e. All correct
c. Administration
Directions (Qns: 186 190): Pick out the most effective word from the given words to make the sentence meaningfully complete. 186. I will.. them for saving me from the agonies of old age. a. Fire d. Admonish b. Beat e. Shout c. Thank
187. I have not done things which anyone else may feel are . Recording a. Useless d. Historic b. Worth e. bad c. Good
188. I was handed .. to Bhai Hari Singh. a. Back d. Upon b. Over e. Again c. Through
189. We were . With the names of notorious criminals a. Constantly d. Obvious

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b. Convenient e. Ignorant
c. Familiar
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d. Asked
e. Thrilled
Directions (Qns: 191-200): Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical/ idiomatic/spelling mistake/error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. Mark the number of that part with error as your answer. If there is no error, mark e) 191. I have criticize a) the remarkable book b) because I benefited c/ from reading it d) no error e ) 192. As Arundhati Roy a) in her foreward write b) John offers c) untold stories of people d. No error e) 193. Citizens needed a) to know that b)/out leader cannot c)/be trusted d) No error e) 194. Responsibilities includes a) working with the editors b/on all aspects c) of the ediotiral process d) No error e) 195. We build a simple model a) to test whether b)/ there is a phase change c)/in the Indian economy d). No error e) 196. Our results a) indicate that b)1991 marked c) the end of an era d) no error e) 197. While grouping the words a) Care have been taken b) to include the role c) grammar plans in a language d) no error e) 198. Between the years a)/1952 to 1962 b)I worked in the field c)/as sub-divisional officer d) No error e) 199. The Chief Minister a) was obliged b) to honour the promise c)/made during the contest d) No error e) 200. Distrust seems a) to be a factor b) borne out of c) prevailing circumstances d) No error e)
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ANSWERS TEST OF REASONING

1. 8. 15 22 36 43 50 (d) (d) (b) (e) (a) (d) (d) 2 9 16 23 37 44 (e) (b) (e) (c) (d) (c) 3 10 17 24 38 45 (b) (e) (b) (b) (e) (a) 4. 11 18 25 39 46 (d) (d) (a) (b) (c) (b) 5. 12 19 26 40 47 (a) (a) (c) (b) (d) (e) 6 13. 20 27 41 48 (a) (a) (a) (d) (d) (e) 7 14 21 28 42 49 (d) (e) (d) (c) (b) (c)
NUMERICAL ABILITY
51 58 65 72 79 86 93 100 (a) (a) (c) (c) (e) (a) (b) (c) 52 59 66 73 80 87 94 (a) (c) (e) (d) (d) (c) (c) 53 60 67 74 81 88 95 (c) (d) (b) (a) (a) (d) (e) 54 61 68 75 82 89 96 (e) (c) (d) (e) (c) (e) (d) 55 62 69 76 83 90 97 (d) (d) (a) (b) (e) (b) (a) 56 63 70 77 84 91 98 (b) (a) (e) (d) (e) (d) (b) 57 64 71 78 85 92 99 (e) (b) (a) (a) (d) (a) (e)
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CLERICAL APTITUDE
101 108 115 122 129 136 143 150 (c) (c) (e) (c) (e) (c) (a) (e) 102 109 116 123 130 137 144 (b) (c) (d) (b) (a) (b) (a) 103 110 117 124 131 138 145 (d) (b) (a) (a) (b) (e) (d) 104 111 118 125 132 139 146 (e) (d) (c) (a) (c) (a) (a) 105 112 119 126 133 140 147 (c) (b) (b) (d) (b) (b) (b) 106 113 120 127 134 141 148 (d) (d) (d) (d) (e) (c) (d) 107 114 121 128 135 142 149 (a) (a) (b) (b) (d) (b) (c)
CLERICAL APTITUDE
151 158 165 172 179 186 193 200 (d) (a) (c) (b) (b) (c) (a) (c) 152 159 166 173 180 187 194 (d) (c) (c) (c) (b) (b) (a) 153 160 167 174 181 188 195 (e) (c) (d) (c) (b) (b) (e) 154 161 168 175 182 189 196 (d) (c) (b) (c) (e) (c) (e) 155 162 169 176 183 190 197 (e) (b) (c) (a) (c) (c) (b) 156 163 170 177 184 191 198 (c) (c) (d) (e) (a) (a) (e) 157 164 171 178 185 192 198 (e) (e) (d) (a) (c) (b) (e)
EXPLANATIONS 1. d)
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2. e) Except dog, all other animals are vegetarians. 3. b) Meaningful words POTS, POST 4. a) The child of mother is referred to as offspring. Similarly, the nascent form of tree is called sapling. 5. a) S P R I N G =
# 2 % @ 4 and G O N E 4
= 7 Therefore S I
G N 4
= 7
6. a) June is a name of month. 7.d) We can see dates in calendar. Similarly, we can see time in clock. 8. d) Raju is the only son of Ayeshas maternal uncles wife/. Therefore, Raju is the cousin
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9.b)
It is clear from the diagram that point P is in North West direction. 10.e) 23 is a Prime Number. All other numbers are multiples of 3. 21=3x7;51=3x17 63=3x21;15=3x5 11.d) The colour of milk is white. But here white is called yellow 12.a) 3 C 15 O 14 N 20 T 18 R 15 O 12 L
13. a) W > T> M and V is the thinnest Thus, W> T> M> V K or W is not the fattest. Therefore, O is the fattest. K or W is not the fattest. Therefore. O is the fattest.
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15.b) Teachers train students Similarly, coach trains players 16 (e) There is no such combination 17. b)
18. a) There is only one such combination :

Z5
19. c) Sixth to the left of 18th from left means 18-6=12th from left. But the order of the first twenty elements has been reversed. Therefore, 1st element from left has become 20th from left and vice-versa. 2nd element from left has become 19th from left and vice-versa. 3rd element from left has become 18th from left and vice-versa. And so on Therefore, 9th element from the left would become the 12th from left.
20.e)
21.d) First and second premises are particular Affirmative (I type). Third premise is
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Some horses are bells. We know that, A+I => No conclusions 22. a) First and second Premises are Universal Affirmative (A-Type). Third Premise is Particular Affirmative (I-type)/ All roses are goats.
All goats are kites. We know that, A+ A A- type Conclusion Thus, our derived conclusion would be : All roses are kites. Conclusion I is the converse of this conclusion 23.c) First and third Premises are Universal Affirmative (A-type) Second Premise is Particular Affirmative (I-Type) Some birds are classes.
All classes are lions We know that, I + A I type Conclusion Thus, our derived conclusion would be: Some birds are lions
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Conclusions I and II from Complementary Pair. Therefore, either conclusion I or II follows. 24. b) First and third premises are particular Affirmative (I-type)

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Second Premises is Universal Affirmative (A-Type). Some candles are papers.
All papers are trees. We know that, I + A I- type conclusions. Thus, our derived conclusion would be: some candles are trees Some books are papers.
All papers are trees. We know that, I + A = > I type conclusion all roses are kites. Conclusion II is the converse of this derived conclusion 25. b) first and third Premises are universal Affirmative (a- type) Second Premise is Particular Affirmative (I-Type) Some balloons are crows.
All crows are bats. We know that, I + A I type conclusion.

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All bats are elephants, we know that, A+ A A type conclusion Thus, our derived Conclusion would be: All crows are elephants Conclusion II is the converse of this derived Conclusion 26. b) 3 1 4 9 2 6
M P B T 27. d) R A T 0 5 28.c) 4 5 2 1 9
N D
H I 8 7
M 3
7 I
# A N P 29.e) 3 4
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30.a # Even Digit A M P

5 3
T #
9
Even
digit
(31-35): On the basis of given information and conclusions drawn we can construct the following table . Friends Boy Girl R M K P L W B Girl Boy Girl Girl Boy Boy Boy Z Z X Y Z Y X Apple Jackfruit Mango Grape Pineapple Orange Watermelon or Building Fruit
31.c) K likes mango.

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35. d) B likes watermelon 36.a) In each subsequent figure one design is added in the corner in anticlockwise direction and after every two figures the designs of corners are inverted. In the subsequent figures respectively one and two designs(s) is/are inverted in the middle. 37. d) From first figure to second figure the small designs move one step in anticlockwise direction and they are enclosed by such designs if the smaller designs move in clockwise direction. Similar changes would occur from problem figure e) to Answer Figure. 38.e) Problem figure e) is the water image of the problem figure a). Therefore, Answer figure would be the water image of the problem figure b). 39. c) The top design descends stepwise after being rotated through 90 0 anticlockwise and inverted laterally and ascends in one step. After every two figures the arrow moves one step in anticlockwise direction and in each step it is rotated through 180 0 and then inverted laterally. Now we can eliminate Answer Figures a), b) and d) the third design moves to left or right after every two figures and it changes a set order. 40. d) The outer design of problem figure a)become the inner design in problem figure d) and the outer design of problem figure b) becomes the inner design in Answer Figure. There-fore, we can eliminate the Answer Figure. Therefore, we can eliminate the Answer Figures b) and c). The same pattern in followed in the case of outer design but it gets inverted. 41. d) In the subsequent figures respectively two and three line segments change their positions in a set order. 42.b) In the subsequent figures the plane of designs rotate through 45 0 anticlockwise direction and the designs interchange positions in a set order. The first design becomes the third design, the second design becomes the fourth design, the third design becomes the
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43. d) In the subsequent, figures the arrow head moves two steps in anticlockwise direction. 44. c) In each subsequent figure one line segment is added and design reoriented in a set order. 45. a) In each subsequent figure all the designs move in anticlockwise direction and the first design moves to the central positions and it is replaced by a new design and the central design moves to the middle position (second position) and the last design moves to the first position. 46. b) From problem figure a) to b) one curve and an arrow head are inverted. From Problem Figure b) to c) both the curves and an arrow head are inverted. From Problem Figure c) to d) both the arrow heads are inverted. From Problem figure d) to e) both the curves and an arrow head are inverted. Therefore, from Problem Figure e) to Answer Figure one curve and an arrow head would be inverted. 47. e) In the subsequent figures the plane of designs rotates through 45 0 anticlockwise. From Problem Figure a) to b) the first two designs interchange positions, the third design moves to the fourth position and the fifth design moves to the third position. The fourth design moves to the fifth position and it is replaced with a new design. From Problem Figure b) to c) the first design moves to the second position and the third design moves to the first position. The second design moves to the third position and it is replaced with a new design. The fourth and the fifth designs interchange positions. These two steps are repeated alternately. 48. e) From Problem Figure a) to b) both the designs move one step in anticlockwise direction and the first design is replaced with a new design. From Problem Figure b) to c) both the designs move one step in anticlockwise direction and interchange positions and one of the designs is replaced with a new design. These two steps are repeated alternately.
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49. c) Alternately the designs move one step in clockwise direction and in each subsequent figure one new design appears in front of the pre-existing designs. Alternately, the first design moves to the last and it is replaced with a new design. 50. d) In the subsequent figures respectively three and two line segments are added in a set order. 51. b) 3785 + ? =4297 = 5523 = >? =5523 + 4297 3785 =9820 3785 = 6035
52. a) ? = 11.02 x 8+1.5x0.6 =88.16+0.9=89.06
53. c)? = of of of 1380

= x x x1380 = 368
54. e) ? = 75% of 580 +58% of 750 = =435+435=870

55. d) 36x45 +
=1700
1620 +
45
=1700
=1700-1620 =80
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56. b) ? = 122 + 16
= 144 + 16 = 160 57. e) ? =
= = =
58.a) =107=107.5x104.5 102

=107.5x
=
= 59. c) =(36+24) (36-24) =60x12 = 720 60. d) =
=
61. c)
= 62. d)
63. a)
+187=220
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64.b)
65. c) 80% of 135 + ? % of 750 = 228
=228
66. e) =632 8+112

=
=200
67.b) =?=
68.d)
+101.1=11203.111 69.a) =
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Hence, 95 will replace the question mark. 72. c) The given series is based on the following pattern
Hence, 62 will replace the question mark
73. d) The given series is based on the following pattern:
Hence, 472. 5 will replace the question mark.
74. b) The given series is based on the following pattern:
Hence, 487 will replace the question mark.
75. e) The given series is based on the following pattern
Hence, 56 will replace the question mark.
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77. d) When a train crosses a signal post it travels its own length.
=72 kmph
78.a) (A+B)s 1 days work =

As 1 days work =
=
B alone can complete the work in 12 days.
79.e) Amount =P(1+
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80.b) Discount =8% of printed price =
Gain % =25
Cost price
81. a) Let the number of students in organization X be 5x and that in organization Y be 8x. New number of students in organization X =
x5x=6x
New number of students in organization Y =

x8.8x
Required ratio =6x : 8.8x =60:88 =15:22
82. c) Let the original number be 10x+y Number obtained by interchanging the digits = 10y +x
Again, x+y=6.(ii) From equations )i) and (ii),

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=10x4+2 =42 83. e) Let Samars monthly salary be Rs. x According to the question, X- (52+23%( of x =4500
= Rs. 18000 84. e) 55% of total students = 44 Total number of students =
=80 44 = 36
85. d) Required average marks
86.a) Purchasing price of articles = Rs. (245x30) = Rs. 7350 Total cost
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=Rs. 40 S.P. = Rs. 50 per piece Gain % =
87. c) When difference between the compound interest and simple interest on a certain sum of money for 2 years at 4% rate is Rs. x, then the sum is given by Sum =
2
=
=
88. d) Let the present ages of father and son be 5x and x years respectively.
According to the question,
= 7 years
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90.b) Let the production of wheat from three states X, Y and Z be 5x, 8x and 7x tons respectively. Now, 8x 5x = 1350. 3x=1350
= 5x8x +7x=20x =20x450=9000tons
91. d) Let the original fraction Be
Now,
92. a) 5 students can be seated on 5 seats in 5! Ways =5x4x3x2x1=120 93. b) 2x=3y=1 (i) 3x+y = 18 /.(ii) Multiplying equation .. (i) by 3 and (ii) by 2 and subtracting (ii) from (i). 6x=9y=3 From equation (i) 2x-3x3=1
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Here x = 40, y = 20 (decreases)
(40-20
=12% increase
95. e) Let the number be x.
96.d) Let the cost of a wrist watch be Rx. X and that of a calculator be Rs. y. According to the question. 7x +5y =3650. (i) And, x-y=110 = x = 110+y (ii) Putting the value of x is equation (i) 7 (110 +y) + 5y = 3650 = 770 _ 7y+5y = 3650 = 12y = 3650 770 = 12y = 2880 = y=
Cost of a calculator = Rs. 240

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97. a) Let the length and breadth be 4x and 3x metres respectively. 2(4x+3x) = 21 = 14x=21

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=+=
Length = 6m and Breadth = 4.5 m
Clearly number of poles =14
98. b) Let the radius of circle be r cms.
=r=
=616 cm2 99. e) 2x+3y+z=25 . (i) X+y+z=14 (ii) X+y=z (iii) From equations (i) and (ii) z+z = 14 = z=7 From equation (iii) Y=7-x From equation (i_ =2x+3(7-x) + 7=25 = 2x+21-3x+7 =25 =28-x=25 = x=3 100.c) Number of students who can speak only English
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Only hindi

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Both languages = 60-24 -15=21 Number of students who can speak English = 15 + 21 = 36 136. c) Alphabetical order of words b) Miniatures
d) Minimalist
e) Miniscule
c) Ministerial
a)Minority 137. b) Alphabetical order of words c) Carbohydrate
a) carbolic
e) Carbonate
b) Carbonise
d) Carburation
138. e) Alphabetical order of words

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b) Franchise
c) Frantic

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a)Fraternity
e) Fraudulent
d) Fraught
139. Alphabetical order of words c)Predictor
d)Predispose
b)Prefabricate
a)Preferential
e) Preformative
140. d) Alphabetical order of words c) Transition
b) Translate
e) Transmit
d) Transplant
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a) Transport
141. c)

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D H F 1 5 7
M T 9 0
R V
M 8 \
142.b)
P R F 4 2 7
L 3
K H V 6 5 8
143. e)
M D F 9 1 7
H L 5 3
T 0
R 2
144.a)
R P F 2 4 7
L 3
V T 8 0
D 1
145. d)
K H V L
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156. c) The word intense means very strong. Out of the given answer choices the word feeble means weak, faint. Hence, the words intense and feeble are antonymous 157. d) The words success and failure are antonymous. 158. a) In the passage, the word conflict means a serious disagreement. Out of the given answer choices the word conformity means behavior etc. that conforms to established rules, customs etc. Hence, the words conflict and conformity are antonymous. 159. c) In the passage the word support (verb) mea ns to help somebody/ something by ones approval. Out of the answer choices, the word oppose (verb) means to express strong disapproval of or disagreement with something//somebody with the aim of preventing or changing a course of action. Hence, the words supported and opposed are antonymous. 160. c) The words promotion and demotion are antonymous. 161. c) In the passage, the word precarious (adjective) means not safe, uncertain. Out of the answer choices, the word secured means protected, safe. Hence, the words precarious and secured are antonymous. 163 c) The word devastating (adjective) means causing great destruction. Its antonym will be refreshing 164. e) In the passage the word trival means of little importance, concerned with unimportant things. Out of the given answer choices the word momentous (Adjective) means very important serious. Hence, the words trival and momentous are antonymous. 165c) The word harsh (Adjective) means sevre. The word mild means not severe. Hence the words harsh and mild are antonymous. 176 a) The correct spelling is profession 178 a) The correct spelling is matchstick. 179. d) The correct spelling is explode
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180 b) The correct spelling is stretch. 181. b) The correct spelling is patrol.

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183. c) The correct spelling is commissioner. 184 a) The correct spelling is welcome. 185. c) The correct spelling is administration . 191. a) The error lies in part a) of the sentence. I have criticize should be replaced with I did not criticize. It will make the sentence meaningful. 192. b) The word write is in present indefinite tense. It should be replaced with has written as present perfect is used to express post action whose time is not given and not definite. 194.a) The word responsibilities is a plural subject. It will take plural verb. 197. b). The word care is singular and it will take singular verb. Hence care have been taken should be replaced with care has been taken. 200. c). The phrase borne out of should be replaced with born of which means coming from the specified type of parents, background, origin etc. for example, here socialist beliefs were born of a hatred of injustice.
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