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T 19 MODEL PRACTICE SET (1) 139, 267,

458
PART-A Answer Figures
(2) 139, 278, 456
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE (3) 139, 457,
268
& REASONING (4) 135, 249, G78
alternatíves
given
(1) 2 (3) (4) 20. From armong the the set of
birections (1-10) : In each of the select the one
in which
following questions, select the related 11. To which general class do the fol is most like the set of
numbers
letters /word/number/figure from the lowing words belong ? numbers given
the question.
in
g0ven alternatives. Lentil, Peas, Soyabean 21 5)
Given (10.5, 15.0,
1 Light : Darkness:: Knowledge :?on (1) Legumes (2) Pulses 43.5)
(1) (32.5, 37.0,
(1) Ignorance (2) Intelligence (3) Red gram (4) Bcans (54.4, 58.0, 62.4)
(2)
(3) Brightness 4) Greative Directione (12-18): In each of (3) (62.2, 66.8,
73.3)
2. Scissors : Cloth :: ? the fcllowing questions find the odd (4) (81.3, 85.8, 92.0)
word/letters/figure/number pair from respons
(1) Pen : Ink i e t h a 21. Which one of the gjven order
Sto (2) Razor :Beard the given responses. es would be a meaningful

(3) Furnace :Smoke 12. (1) Confluence (2) Concourse of the following words ?
(4) Nail: Hammer
(3) Radiation 1. Foundation 2. Plastering
(4) Concentration 3. Building 4. Painting
3. KML: NPO::CED :?
(2) GHF 13. (1) Long- Short l(1) 1234 (2) 1324
(1) EGF
(2) Black- White (3) 3 124 (4) 3 142
(3) FHG (4) HGF
4. ADGJ: MPSV::?:NQTW (3) Head -Capsolei 22. Arrange the given dates of birth
(1) BEHK (2) EHKM (4) Friend - Foeeo in descending chronology.
14. (1) MSWCH (2) NSWAIH e 1 15.04. 1950 2. 14.05.1960
(3) DGJN (4) gTVZ
UPSET: SETUP: : TIPTOP:? (3) GMRVY (4) UZEIL 3. 14.06.1960 4. 20.04.1950
5.
(2) TOTPIP 15. (1) BADC (2) JILK 5. 25.05.1960
(1) TOTPOP
(3) TITPOP (4) TOPTIP (3) NMPO (4) VUWX () 1, 5, 2, 3, 4 (2) 1, 3, 2. 4, 5
6. 20: 30 :: ? : 72 16.(1) 206 (2) 125 (3) 1, 4, 2, 5, 3(4) 1, 2, 4, 5, 3
(1) 56 (2) 59 (3) 27 (4) 8 23. Which one set of letters when
(3) 68 (4) 61eA 17. (1) 66- 56 (2) 101 -90 sequentially placed at the gaps in
the given letter series shall com
7. 342: 453 : :831 :? (3) 41 - 30 (4) 33 22 plete it?
(1) 942 (2) 720 ac bd cc
(4) 740
18. df egh
(3) 922 (1) d, f, g, e (2) b. d, c, a
8. 30 : 130 : ?:?
(2) 37 : 210 (3) d. g. f, e (4) d, e. f, g
(1) 20 : 120
s (3) 42: 222 (4) 49: 35O Directions (24-30) : In each of
(1) (2) (3) (4) the following questions, find the miss
9. guestion Figures ing number/letters/figure from the giv
19. Aseries of figures is given which en responses.
can be grouped into classes. Se
:::? lect the group into which the fig
ures can be classified from the 24. wUS 9
Answer Figures given responses,
S'o'K'G
(1) P/R (2) C/0
(3) R/J (4) O/C
25. HIIJ, 1JJK, JKKL,
LMMN, KLLM,
(1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2 (3) (4)
(1) LNNO (2) MNNP
10. guestion Figures (3) NOOP (4) MNNO
26. 1, 1, 6, 6, 11, 11, 16, 2 2
B:::? (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
(1) 13, 1l
(3) 17, 21
(2) 16, 21
(4) 21, 16

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27. 6341, 5432, 3614 35. STCTRUIONMISCON 45° turn to his leit and travelled
(1) 4253 (2) 4614 (1) STRICT 1 km. Where would he be now
(3) 4532 (4) 4523 (2) CONSTRUCTION with respect to the starting point?
28. 4E, 81, 13N, 19T,? (3) STATION (4) M TIÓN (1) South region
(1) 26U (2) 26A 36. In acode language the following (2) South-east region
(3) 262 (4) 25Y alphabets are coded in a particu (3) North-west region
29. guestion Figures lar way (4) South-west region
AC DEGHKL MNOS 43. Choose from the four answer fig
? ures the figure that will be formed
when the question figure is fold
Which word can be decoded from ed into a box.
Answer Figures the following ? guestion Figure
(1) HONEST (2) HOMAGE
(1) (2) (3) (4 (3) HOCKEY (4) HOSTEL
37. If 'GIVE' is coded as 5137 and
30. guestion Figures 'BAT" is coded as 924, how is Answer Figures
'GATE coded ?
(1) 5427 (2) 5724
X (3) 5247 (4) 2547
Answer Figres 38. Some questions are solved on the
basis of a certain system. Identi (2) (3) (4)
fy that operation and find out the
correct answer from the four re 44. Two positions of a cube are giv
x ‘ sponses given. en. Based on them find out which
(1) (2) (3) (4) number is found opposite num
a = 14(290) 15 b= l6 (330) 17
31. A is father of B and C. c= 18(?)19 ber l in the given cube.
B is the son of A. (1) 300 (2) 270
But C is not the son of A. (3) 170 (4) 370 2
How is C related to A ? 39. Which one of the following re
(1) Niece (2) Son-in-law sponses is correct ? (1) 1 (2) 2
(3) Daughter (4) Grandson 8*5*27 *3 16 (3) 3 (4) 4
32. Hari is twice as old as Johnny, (1) ×, =, -, + (2) -, =, X, + Directions (45): In question no.
who is three years older than (3) x, =, t, - (4) +, -, =, X 45, two statements are followed by two
Rahul. If Hari's age is five times 40. Find the missing number from the conclusions I and II. You have to con
sider the statements to be true, even
Rahul's age, how old is Johnny ? given responses. if they seem to be at variance from
(1) 2 years (2) 4 years
9 10 commonly known facts. You are to de
(3) 5 years (4) 8 years cide which of the given conclusions can
5 4 3
33. A, B C, D and E are 5 schools definitely be drawn from the given state
facing towards north. A is in the 28 16 ments and indicate your answer accord
middle of E and B. E is to the 12 25|14 ingly.
right of D. If C and D are at two 45. Statements:
ends, which school is on the left (1) 28 (2) 11 I. People who live in the big city
side of C? (3) 32 (4) 18 crowd into jammed trains or
(1) E (2) A 41. |eela starts from a point and buses.
(3) D (4) B walks 1 km east nd ihen tunns II. They cross the street in com
left and walks 2 hn and iurns
Directions (34 -35) : I cach of petition with high powered
the following questions, a word given right and walks 2 km again. She motor cars.
in capital letters is followed b; four starts LOwards a pcint 2 km to Conclusions :
answer words. Out of these only one wards her rigit, from where agai.1 I Travelling is very difficult for
cannot be formed by using the letters she walks l k1 left. How far is
she from the starting point? city people.
of the given word. Find Gut that word. II. Traffic jam is inevitable in big
34. CATERING
(1) 3km (2) 4 km cities.
(3) 5 km (4) 2 km
(1) ARGENTIC (1) Only Ifollows
(2) CREATING 42. Karan facing towards south (2) Only iI follows
mOved straight 2 km and from
(3) RETIRING (3) Neither I nor II follows
there turned to his right 90° and
(4) REACTING travelled 2 km. Then he took a (4) Both I and I! follow

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