Virtusaa Interview Question Paper
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Read
the comprehension mentioned below and accordingly answer the questions that are
about to follow:
It is the need of the hour, for the sake of human existence that we must continually look forward to undoing what evils history has brought, the evils which are a result of information of the physical world hurriedly and apparently gained to prominence by people living, who are actually not aware themselves of the changes that this physical world has brought upon them, if for nothing else then for the progress of human sciences.
The road leading to a much happier world than any known before lays open arms if the horrific destructive obsessions of humankind can be kept in check. Fear is omnipresent, it has always been there, it always will be there, but hope is power which is equally rational and far more competent of producing good fruit. The point of all this is that we must for once learn to think less about the danger looming ahead and needing avoidance and more of the good that will come to us if we believe enough in it, and let good dominate our thoughts for a change. Science is arguably the most basic liberator from everything destructive. We, in the age that we are living in are on the threshold of a gigantic disaster or achievement unprecedented. No previous generation has fought with a crisis so huge yet ignored and science could be our saviour.
1. Science is the liberator from what?
A. Bondage to nature
B. Ideas of a beautiful future
C. Slavery in these passions
D. Destructive obsessions
2. To begin a brighter future, a man should?
A. Analyse all the immense dangers that may occur
B. Try to avoid all these dangers
C. Have a better outlook of things
D. Overcome fears with violence
3. Fear and Hopes according to the author:
A. Are equally rational and are closely linked
B. Can bear good fruit
C. Can be both for good and worse
D. Are irrational in nature
4. According to the author, in a time like this what is our only hope?
A. Wisdom
B. Science
C. Weapons
D. Character
5. If the bestial yearning of a man is under control
A. A man’s bestial yearning is under control
B. Future will be a lot better than present
C. Present is a lot better than future
D. Present could actually become liveable
Read the comprehension mentioned below and accordingly answer the questions that are about to follow:
Charles Darwin said those four words that whole world, mindful world that is, is aware of, “Survival of the Fittest”. Weak fall prey to the strong. Weak and soft structured animals, Caterpillars in particulars are a species that often ends up as prey to insatiable predators like reptiles and birds. Despite being the clear loser in this fight and having no immediate means of defence with weapons like jaws or claws, they have evolved equally efficient counter mechanisms.
There is a species of caterpillars, a particular species living at altitudes as high as 2,500 metres in Himalayas. The species uses outstanding color the get information of its predators in terms of their edibility. In turn of events when a predator did kill the caterpillar, it would vomit it soon after and hence forth further resist from attacking the same type of creature again. Although it will do the poor martyr no good, it is the species that benefits. Thick is a rare example of martyrism among animal kingdom.
6. What is the meaning of “other equally efficient counter mechanisms”?
A. Preventive weaponry which has equal effect
B. Mechanism which will help in scaring off predators equally well
C. Deterrents which can be related to caterpillars equally well
D. A preventive equipment which is as good as something already told in the passage
7. The main reasons caterpillars fail to defend themselves is because?
A. Caterpillars are lazy animals
B. Caterpillars have no weapons
C. Caterpillars are passive animals
D. Caterpillars have no jaws or claws in them
8. Himalayan Caterpillar uses the technique of outstanding color to:
A. Reveal its identity
B. Defend itself
C. Warn itself of a predator attack
D. Attack the predator
9. Birds do not attack these Himalayan Caterpillars because they think that they are?
A. Repulsive
B. Aggressive
C. Inedible
D. Sick
10. According to the passage, a martyr is one who dies
A. For saving others’ life
B. For no gain of his own
C. Without putting up a fight
D. While defending his homeland
Fill in the blanks with most appropriate answer from the options given below:
11. The sun ___ at 7 last evening
A. Set
B. Setted
C. Was setting
D. Sat
12. A responsible father help his children ____ their homework.
A. Do
B. Studying
C. To doing
D. In doing
13. All of us ______ cricket each and every day of the week when we were young.
A. Use to play
B. Were playing
C. Would play
D. Were used to play
14. This room ______ for a conference this evening.
A. Used
B. Is used
C. Is using
D. Is being used
15. When I stood there ______ to Anjali, she was done packing her lunch.
A. Speak
B. For talk
C. To speak
D. Spoke
16. Despite his best effort, despite ______ hard, he could not clear the entrance exam.
A. He studied
B. Studying
C. He has studied
D. Study
17. She ________ with lunch by the time I stepped in the canteen.
A. Finished
B. Was finished
C. Have finished
D. Had finished
18. She will ______ my dog while I am off for Hawaii.
A. Be looking at
B. Be looking into
C. Be looking after
D. Be looking over
19. By the time mother arrives, we ______ our assignment.
A. Will have finished
B. Will finish
C. Were finish
D. Finish
20. Only if he _____ about the financial trouble she was facing, he would have helped her out.
A. Had been knowing
B. Had known
C. Knew
D. Have known
It is the need of the hour, for the sake of human existence that we must continually look forward to undoing what evils history has brought, the evils which are a result of information of the physical world hurriedly and apparently gained to prominence by people living, who are actually not aware themselves of the changes that this physical world has brought upon them, if for nothing else then for the progress of human sciences.
The road leading to a much happier world than any known before lays open arms if the horrific destructive obsessions of humankind can be kept in check. Fear is omnipresent, it has always been there, it always will be there, but hope is power which is equally rational and far more competent of producing good fruit. The point of all this is that we must for once learn to think less about the danger looming ahead and needing avoidance and more of the good that will come to us if we believe enough in it, and let good dominate our thoughts for a change. Science is arguably the most basic liberator from everything destructive. We, in the age that we are living in are on the threshold of a gigantic disaster or achievement unprecedented. No previous generation has fought with a crisis so huge yet ignored and science could be our saviour.
1. Science is the liberator from what?
A. Bondage to nature
B. Ideas of a beautiful future
C. Slavery in these passions
D. Destructive obsessions
2. To begin a brighter future, a man should?
A. Analyse all the immense dangers that may occur
B. Try to avoid all these dangers
C. Have a better outlook of things
D. Overcome fears with violence
3. Fear and Hopes according to the author:
A. Are equally rational and are closely linked
B. Can bear good fruit
C. Can be both for good and worse
D. Are irrational in nature
4. According to the author, in a time like this what is our only hope?
A. Wisdom
B. Science
C. Weapons
D. Character
5. If the bestial yearning of a man is under control
A. A man’s bestial yearning is under control
B. Future will be a lot better than present
C. Present is a lot better than future
D. Present could actually become liveable
Read the comprehension mentioned below and accordingly answer the questions that are about to follow:
Charles Darwin said those four words that whole world, mindful world that is, is aware of, “Survival of the Fittest”. Weak fall prey to the strong. Weak and soft structured animals, Caterpillars in particulars are a species that often ends up as prey to insatiable predators like reptiles and birds. Despite being the clear loser in this fight and having no immediate means of defence with weapons like jaws or claws, they have evolved equally efficient counter mechanisms.
There is a species of caterpillars, a particular species living at altitudes as high as 2,500 metres in Himalayas. The species uses outstanding color the get information of its predators in terms of their edibility. In turn of events when a predator did kill the caterpillar, it would vomit it soon after and hence forth further resist from attacking the same type of creature again. Although it will do the poor martyr no good, it is the species that benefits. Thick is a rare example of martyrism among animal kingdom.
6. What is the meaning of “other equally efficient counter mechanisms”?
A. Preventive weaponry which has equal effect
B. Mechanism which will help in scaring off predators equally well
C. Deterrents which can be related to caterpillars equally well
D. A preventive equipment which is as good as something already told in the passage
7. The main reasons caterpillars fail to defend themselves is because?
A. Caterpillars are lazy animals
B. Caterpillars have no weapons
C. Caterpillars are passive animals
D. Caterpillars have no jaws or claws in them
8. Himalayan Caterpillar uses the technique of outstanding color to:
A. Reveal its identity
B. Defend itself
C. Warn itself of a predator attack
D. Attack the predator
9. Birds do not attack these Himalayan Caterpillars because they think that they are?
A. Repulsive
B. Aggressive
C. Inedible
D. Sick
10. According to the passage, a martyr is one who dies
A. For saving others’ life
B. For no gain of his own
C. Without putting up a fight
D. While defending his homeland
Fill in the blanks with most appropriate answer from the options given below:
11. The sun ___ at 7 last evening
A. Set
B. Setted
C. Was setting
D. Sat
12. A responsible father help his children ____ their homework.
A. Do
B. Studying
C. To doing
D. In doing
13. All of us ______ cricket each and every day of the week when we were young.
A. Use to play
B. Were playing
C. Would play
D. Were used to play
14. This room ______ for a conference this evening.
A. Used
B. Is used
C. Is using
D. Is being used
15. When I stood there ______ to Anjali, she was done packing her lunch.
A. Speak
B. For talk
C. To speak
D. Spoke
16. Despite his best effort, despite ______ hard, he could not clear the entrance exam.
A. He studied
B. Studying
C. He has studied
D. Study
17. She ________ with lunch by the time I stepped in the canteen.
A. Finished
B. Was finished
C. Have finished
D. Had finished
18. She will ______ my dog while I am off for Hawaii.
A. Be looking at
B. Be looking into
C. Be looking after
D. Be looking over
19. By the time mother arrives, we ______ our assignment.
A. Will have finished
B. Will finish
C. Were finish
D. Finish
20. Only if he _____ about the financial trouble she was facing, he would have helped her out.
A. Had been knowing
B. Had known
C. Knew
D. Have known
Reasoning
Choose
the option which logically means the same:
1. a. All burgers are eatables.
b. Some cows are burgers.
A. All eatables are cows
B. At least some eatables are cows
C. No cows are eatables
D. Some cows have no eatables
2. a. All towns contain houses
b. All states haves towns
A. All houses have states
B. Not all houses have states
C. All states have houses
D. No valid conclusion can be made
3. a. All Kitchens contain cabinets
b. All cabinets have shelves in them
A. All shelves contain kitchens
B. All kitchens have shelves
C. No valid construction can be made
D. Some kitchens contain shelves.
a. All dogs are brown
b. All bull dogs are brown
A. At least some dogs are Bull Dogs
B. All Bull dogs are dogs
C. Some dogs are bull dogs
D. No valid Conclusion is possible
4. a. No horses can be considered molluscs
b. All crabs are considered horses
A. No crabs can be considered molluscs
B. Some horses are not crabs
C. No molluscs can be considered horses.
D. No valid conclusion is possible
5. Consider five item which are being popped on the stack one after other: A, B, C, D and E starting from A. This stack is popped 4 times and then each of the element is inserted in a particular queue. If two of the elements are removed from the queue and then again pushed back into stack, and then again one item is popped onto the stack. The popped item is:
A. B
B. A
C. C
D. D
6. In a certain code:
Sand = Brick
Brick= House
House = Temple
Temple = Palace
Where do you worship then according to the code?
A. Palace
B. Temple
C. Brick
D. Sand
7. A is father of C and D is son of B. E is brother of A. If C is sister of D, how is B related to E?
A. Daughter (Correct Answer)
B. Brother-in-law
C. Husband
D. Sister-in-law
8. In a code, CORNER is written as GSVRIV. How can CENTRAL be written in that code?
A. DFOUSBM
B. GIRXVEP (Correct Answer)
C. GNFJKER
D. None of these
9. In how many possible ways can a rectangle be cut into 4 parts equal in area?
10. What is the next number in the series:
1, 2, 3, 2, 5, 7, 8, 3, ___
11. Find the odd one out:
A. Alpha
B. Delta
C. Sigma
D. Omega
12. Find the odd one out:
DEAF
REST
BACK
HELD
13. Using numbers 1, 2, 3, 25, 50, 75, 100
Use these numbers only once, with basic operators (Addition, Subtraction)
Make the numbers:
A. 81
B. 223
14. Complete the series:
Jupiter, _____ , _____ , Neptune, Earth, Venus, _____, Mercury
A. Saturn, Uranus, Mars
B. Uranus, Saturn, Mars
C. Mars, Uranus, Saturn
Mars, Saturn, Uranus
1. a. All burgers are eatables.
b. Some cows are burgers.
A. All eatables are cows
B. At least some eatables are cows
C. No cows are eatables
D. Some cows have no eatables
2. a. All towns contain houses
b. All states haves towns
A. All houses have states
B. Not all houses have states
C. All states have houses
D. No valid conclusion can be made
3. a. All Kitchens contain cabinets
b. All cabinets have shelves in them
A. All shelves contain kitchens
B. All kitchens have shelves
C. No valid construction can be made
D. Some kitchens contain shelves.
a. All dogs are brown
b. All bull dogs are brown
A. At least some dogs are Bull Dogs
B. All Bull dogs are dogs
C. Some dogs are bull dogs
D. No valid Conclusion is possible
4. a. No horses can be considered molluscs
b. All crabs are considered horses
A. No crabs can be considered molluscs
B. Some horses are not crabs
C. No molluscs can be considered horses.
D. No valid conclusion is possible
5. Consider five item which are being popped on the stack one after other: A, B, C, D and E starting from A. This stack is popped 4 times and then each of the element is inserted in a particular queue. If two of the elements are removed from the queue and then again pushed back into stack, and then again one item is popped onto the stack. The popped item is:
A. B
B. A
C. C
D. D
6. In a certain code:
Sand = Brick
Brick= House
House = Temple
Temple = Palace
Where do you worship then according to the code?
A. Palace
B. Temple
C. Brick
D. Sand
7. A is father of C and D is son of B. E is brother of A. If C is sister of D, how is B related to E?
A. Daughter (Correct Answer)
B. Brother-in-law
C. Husband
D. Sister-in-law
8. In a code, CORNER is written as GSVRIV. How can CENTRAL be written in that code?
A. DFOUSBM
B. GIRXVEP (Correct Answer)
C. GNFJKER
D. None of these
9. In how many possible ways can a rectangle be cut into 4 parts equal in area?
10. What is the next number in the series:
1, 2, 3, 2, 5, 7, 8, 3, ___
11. Find the odd one out:
A. Alpha
B. Delta
C. Sigma
D. Omega
12. Find the odd one out:
DEAF
REST
BACK
HELD
13. Using numbers 1, 2, 3, 25, 50, 75, 100
Use these numbers only once, with basic operators (Addition, Subtraction)
Make the numbers:
A. 81
B. 223
14. Complete the series:
Jupiter, _____ , _____ , Neptune, Earth, Venus, _____, Mercury
A. Saturn, Uranus, Mars
B. Uranus, Saturn, Mars
C. Mars, Uranus, Saturn
Mars, Saturn, Uranus
MATHS
Virtusa - Mathematical aptitude questions
1. Eighteen years ago, a father was three times as old as his son. Now the father is only twice as old as his son. Then the sum of the present ages of the son and the father is
A. 54
B. 72
C. 105
D. 108
2. The price of a T.V set worth Rs.20, 000 is to be paid in 20 installments of Rs. 1000 each. If the rate of interest be 6% per annum, and the first installments be paid at the time of purchase, then the value of the last installments covering the interest as well will be
A. Rs.1050
B. Rs.2050
C. Rs.3000
D. Rs.19000
3. A batsman makes a score of 87 runs in the 17th inning and thus increases his averages by 3.Find his average after 17th inning?
A. 19
B. 29
C. 39
D. 49
4. A train 100 m long is running at the speed of 30 km/hr. Find the time taken by it to pass a man standing near the railway line.
A. 10 sec.
B. 12 sec.
C. 14 sec.
D. 16 sec.
5. The angle of elevation of the sun, when the length of the shadow of a tree is v3 times the height of the tree is
A. 30°
B. 45°
C. 60°
D. 90°
6. Aman started a business investing Rs.70,000. Rakhi joined him after six months with an amount of Rs. 1, 05,000 and Sagar joined them with Rs.1.4 lakhs after another six months. The amount of profit earned should be distributed in what ratio among Aman, Rakhi and Sagar respectively, 3 years after Aman started the business?
A. 7: 6: 10
B. 12: 15: 16
C. 42: 45: 56
D. cannot be determined
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Virtusa C/C++ placement paper
1. What is the range of any 8 bit signed no.?
A. 0 to 255
B. -255 to 254
C. -128 to 127
D. 0 to 515
2. Consider the following statements and accordingly tell the output of these programs:
integer x = 34.54, y = 20, z = -5
print ( y > 50 AND z > 10 or x > 30)
A. 1
B. -1
C. 10
D. 0
3. Disha designs a program which can print the product of the cubes of numbers 1 – 10 (First 10 natural numbers)
This is the program:
Integer x = 0 // Statement 1
Integer sum = 0 // Statement 2
While ( x < 10) // Statement 3
{
Sum = x*x*x // Statement 4
x = x + 1 // Statement 5
}
Print sum // Statement 6
Is her program totally correct? If not where does the problem lie?
A. No error in the program
B. Statement 1
C. Statement 6
D. Statement 4
4. There is a problem which inputs a number n. This problem has a unique property that given you can solve this problem for (n-1) you can easily solve it for n. Which technique would apply best in such a case?
A. Recursion
B. Object Oriented Programming
C. Iteration
D. Decision Making
5. In which area of a class are function and data directly accessible, even outside the class?
A. Private
B. Protected
C. Public
D. None
6. In programming, if a tree’s depth is 3 levels determine the size of that Tree?
A. 4
B. 8
C. 2
D. 6
7. You are to add three matrices of order N X N. What will be the time complexity?
A. O(N x N x N)
B. O x N
C. O x N x N
D. None
8. Determine the option which is a form of access and is commonly used in addition and removal of nodes from a dedicated queue.
A. FIFO
B. LIFO
C. Both
D. None
9. x = 40
y = 35
z = 20
w = 10
If these are the values assigned, comment of output of these two statements.
Statement 1: print x * y / z – w
Statement 2: print x * y / (z – w)
A. Output will change by 80
B. Change by 160
C. Change by 50
D. Will remain the same
10. Choose the correct postfix notation for this infix notation:
((A + B)* C – (D – E)) ∧ (F + G))
A. AB + C* DE -- FG +∧
B. AB + C D*E -- FG +∧
C. A+ BC* DE - FG- +∧
D. AB + C* DE - FG -+∧
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Read the comprehension
and answer the questions that follow:
Soft bodied animals
like caterpillars often fall a prey to voracious hunters like birds or
reptiles. Despite having no means to 'actively' defend themselves, with weapons
like claws or jaws, they have nevertheless, evolved other equally effective
deterrents. A particular species of the caterpillar lives at an altitude over
2.500 metres in the Himalayas. It uses prominent colour to inform would be
predators of its in edibility. In the event that an inexperienced or
adventurous bird did eat the caterpillar, it would probably vomit it soon
after, and subsequently desist from attacking similar species in future. Though
this would do the unfortunate victim no good, the species benefits. A rare
example of the martyr among animals.
The expression
"others equally effective deterrents" mean
|
A
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preventive weapons which have equal effect
of others
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B
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mechanism which scares everyone equally well
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C
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preventive equipment which it is as
effective as something that has been already mentioned in the passage
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D
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deterrents that are as powerful as those the
caterpillars have
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Question 2
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Caterpillars cannot
defend themselves because
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A
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are passive animals
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B
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are lazy
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C
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cannot acquire weapons
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D
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have no claws or jaws
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Question 3
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The Himalayan
caterpillar uses prominent colours to
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A
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warn the predator
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B
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attack the predator
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C
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reveal itself
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D
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defend itself
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Question 4
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Experienced birds do
not attack the Himalayan caterpillars because they are
|
A
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repulsive
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B
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very aggressive
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C
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inedible
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D
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diseased
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Question 5
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Read the comprehension
and answer the questions that follow:
It is to progress in
the human sciences that we must look to undo the evils which have resulted from
a knowledge of physical world hastily and superficially acquired by population
unconscious of the changes in themselves that the new knowledge has imperative.
The road to a happier world than any known in the past lies open before us if
atavistic destructive passions can be kept in leash while the necessary
adaptations are made. Fears are inevitable in time, but hopes are equally
rational and far more likely to bear good fruit. We must learn to think rather
less of the dangers to be avoided than of the good that will lie within our
grasp if we can believe in it and let it dominate our thoughts. Science,
whatever unpleasant consequences it may have by the way, is in its very nature
a liberator, a liberator of bondage to physical nature and in time to come, a
liberator from the weight of destructive passions. We are on the threshold of
utter disaster or unprecedentely glorious achievement. No previous age has been
fraught with problems so momentous; and it is to science that we must look to
for a happy future.
What does science
liberate s from? It is liberate us from
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A
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fears and destructive passions
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B
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slavery to physical nature and from passions
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C
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bondage to physical nature
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D
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idealistic hopes of glorious future
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Question 6
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To carve out a bright
future man should
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A
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analyse dangers that lie ahead
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B
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try to avoid dangers
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C
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overcome fear and dangers
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D
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cultivate a positive outlook
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Question 7
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Fears and hopes
according to the author
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A
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are closely linked with the life of modern
man
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B
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can bear fruit
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C
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can yield good results
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D
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are irrational
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Question 8
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In the context of this
passage, a martyr is one who dies
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A
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without putting up resistance
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B
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without any gain to oneself
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C
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while defending ones homeland
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D
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to save others
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Question 9
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Fill in the blank with
the appropriate word. If she ___________ about his financial situation, she
would have helped him out.
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A
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knew
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B
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had been knowing
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C
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had known
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D
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have known
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Question 10
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The sun ______ at 9
last night.
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A
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sat
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B
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setted
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C
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set
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D
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was setting
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Question 11
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By the time she
arrives, we ________________ our homework.
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A
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finish
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B
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will have finished
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C
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will finish
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D
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were finished
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Question 12
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He made his children
______ their homework every afternoon.
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A
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do
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B
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to do
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C
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studied
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D
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to study
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Question 13
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I'll ______________
their cat while they are away on holiday.
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A
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be looking into
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B
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be looking at
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C
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be looking after
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D
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be looking over
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Question 14
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We ____________ tennis
every day when we were young.
|
A
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use to play
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B
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would play
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C
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were playing
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D
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were used to play
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Question 15
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She _________________
lunch by the time we arrived.
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A
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had finished
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B
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finished
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C
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have finished
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D
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finishing
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Question 16
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That room
_______________ for a meeting today.
|
A
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is used
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B
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is being used
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C
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used
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D
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is using
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Question 17
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Despite ______________
hard, he failed the exam.
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A
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he studied
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B
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he has studied
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C
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studying
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D
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study
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Question 18
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When I stopped
__________ to Mary, she was picking some flowers in her garden.
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A
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speaking
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B
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speak
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C
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to speak
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D
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spoke
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Question 19
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If man's bestial
yearning is controlled
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A
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If man's bestial yearning is controlled
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B
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the future will be brighter than the present
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C
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the present will be brighter than the future
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D
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the present will become tolerable
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Question 20
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Select the alternative
that logically follows the two given statements.
a. All hamburgers are
meals.
b. Some cows are
hamburgers .
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A
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All meals are cows
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B
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At least some meals are cows
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C
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No cows are meals
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D
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Some cows are no meals
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Question 21
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a. All cities have
houses .
b. All countries have
cities .
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A
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All houses have countries
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B
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All countries have houses
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C
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Not all houses have countries
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D
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No valid conclusion possible
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Question 22
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a. All kitchens have
cabinets.
b. All cabinets have
shelves .
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A
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At least some kitchens have shelves
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B
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All shelves have kitchens
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C
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All kitchens have shelves
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D
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No valid conclusion possible
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Question 23
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a. All dogs are brown.
b. All Bull Dogs are
brown
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A
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At least some dogs are Bull Dogs
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B
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Some dogs are Bull Dogs
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C
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All Bull Dogs are dogs
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D
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No valid conclusion possible
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Question 24
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a. No horses are
molluscs.
b. All crabs are
horses.
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A
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No crabs are mollusc's
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B
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Some horses are no crabs
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C
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No mollusc's are horses
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D
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No valid conclusion possible
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Question 25
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Which of the following
most closely resembles the reasoning given in this argument? Every successful
mechanic uses cast-iron wrenches. Some mechanics use wrenches made of something
besides cast iron. So some mechanics are not successful.
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A
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All valid syllogisms are incapable of
surprising you. Some syllogisms are not at all able to surprise you. So some
syllogisms are not valid.
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B
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Everything worth doing is worth doing right.
Everything boring is not worth doing right. So boring things are not worth
doing.
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C
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Every good bicycle has hand brakes. Some
messengers' bikes are not good bicycles. So some messengers' bikes don't have
hand brakes.
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D
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A tape recorder is a sophisticated piece of
equipment. Some home appliances are unsophisticated pieces of equipment.
Therefore, some home appliances are not tape recorders
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Question 26
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Read the following
information given below and answer the questions that follow: For getting
selected as a Marketing Manager in a company, the candidate must: I. Be a
graduate with at least 50% marks. II. Have secured at least 40% marks in the
Written Test. III. Not be less than 24 years and more then 29 years as on
October 10, 1997. IV. Should have work experience of at least two years as an
officer. However, if a candidate: V. Fulfills all other criteria except at (IV)
above but has a diploma in Marketing Management, his/her case is to be referred
to the General Manager, Marketing. VI. Fulfills all other criteria except at
(III) above but has worked as Marketing Officer at least for three years,
his/her case is to be referred to the Director, Marketing. Based on the above
criteria and the information given each of the questions 16 to18, you have to
take the decision with regard to each case. You are not to assume anything.
These cases are given to you as on October 10, 1997.
Amit Khanna, born on
June 5, 1973, has done his post-graduation in Marketing Management with first
class. He has secured 50% marks in the written Test. He has been working in an
organisation as a Marketing Officer for the last four years.
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A
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If the candidate is not to be appointed
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B
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If the candidate is to be referred to the
Director, Marketing.
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C
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If the data given are not sufficient to take
the decision
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D
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If the candidate is be referred to the General
Manager, Marketing
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Question 27
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Rohit verma has been
working in as organisation as Officer for the least ten years. His date of
birth is February 17, 1964, He has secured 60% marks in the Degree Examination
And 40% marks in the Written Test.
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A
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If the candidate is not to be appointed
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B
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If the candidate is to be referred to the
Director, Marketing.
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C
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If the data given are not sufficient to take
the decision
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D
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If the candidate is be referred to the
General Manager, Marketing
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Question 28
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Manju Sharma is a
first class graduate and has done a diploma in Marketing Management. She has
secured 50% marks in the written Test. She was 23 years old as on September 5,
1996.
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A
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If the candidate is not to be appointed
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B
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If the candidate is to be referred to the
Director, Marketing.
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C
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If the data given are not sufficient to take
the decision
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D
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If the candidate is be referred to the
General Manager, Marketing
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Question 29
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The five items: A, B,
C, D and E are pushed in a stack,one after the other starting from A. The stack
is popped four times and each element is inserted in a queue. Then two elements
are deleted from the queue and pushed back on the stack. Now one item is popped
from the stack. The popped item is.
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A
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A
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B
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B
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C
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C
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D
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D
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Question 30
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If Sand is coded as
Brick, Brick as House, House as Temple, Temple as Palace then where do you
worship?
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A
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Palace
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B
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Temple
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C
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Brick
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D
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House
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