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Question 1 of 200
1. Question
1 pointsHow many meaningful English words can be formed with the letters NKI using each letter only once in each word?
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Meaningful English words are INK, KIN.
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Meaningful English words are INK, KIN.
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Question 2 of 200
2. Question
1 pointsThe positions of first and the fourth letters of the word POUNDS are interchanged, similarly, the positions of second and fifth letters and third and sixth letters are interchanged. In the new arrangement thus formed, how many letters are there between the alphabet which is third from the right and the alphabet which is third from the left, in the English alphabetical order?
Correct
Given word = POUNDS
After interchanged, new word =NDSPOU
Hence, two letters (Q, R) are between the alphabet  third from the right (P) and third from the left (S).Incorrect
Given word = POUNDS
After interchanged, new word =NDSPOU
Hence, two letters (Q, R) are between the alphabet  third from the right (P) and third from the left (S). -
Question 3 of 200
3. Question
1 pointsPoint A is 5 m towards the West of point B. Point C is 2 m towards the North of point B. Point D is 3 m towards the East of point C. Point E is 2 m towards the South of point D.
If a person walks 2 m towards the north from point A, takes a right turn and continues to walk, which of the following points would he reach the first?
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Incorrect
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Question 4 of 200
4. Question
1 pointsPoint A is 5 m towards the West of point B. Point C is 2 m towards the North of point B. Point D is 3 m towards the East of point C. Point E is 2 m towards the South of point D.
Which of the following points are in a straight line?
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Incorrect
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Question 5 of 200
5. Question
1 pointsThe following questions are based  upon the alphabetical series given below :
D L U A E N I O G K S V R M P B H F
If 'LU' is related to 'EO' and 'SV' is related to 'MH' in a certain way, to which of the following is NI related to , following the same Pattern?
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Incorrect
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Question 6 of 200
6. Question
1 pointsThe following questions are based  upon the alphabetical series given below :
D L U A E N I O G K S V R M P B H F
What will come in place of question (?) mark in the following series based on the above alphabetical series?
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Incorrect
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Question 7 of 200
7. Question
1 pointsThe following questions are based upon the alphabetical series given below :
D L U A E N I O G K S V R M P B H F
If in a certain code'GLAD'is coded as'SANU'and'BUMP' is coded as 'FEBH'how will'SKID'be coded in the same code language?
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Incorrect
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Question 8 of 200
8. Question
1 pointsAmong five boxes numbered 1,,2,3,4 and 5 each has a different weight. Box no. 1 is heavier than box no' 5 but lighter than box no. 3. Box no. 4 is heavier than box no.3 but lighter than box no. 2. Which of the following represents the boxes which are the heaviest and the lightest respectively?
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Box no.2 > Box no.4 > Box no.3 > Box no. 1 > Box no.5
Hence, Box no. 2 is the heaviest and Box no. 5 is the lightest.
Incorrect
Box no.2 > Box no.4 > Box no.3 > Box no. 1 > Box no.5
Hence, Box no. 2 is the heaviest and Box no. 5 is the lightest.
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Question 9 of 200
9. Question
1 pointsIf each of the alphabets of the word SALIENT  is arranged in alphabetical order from left to right and then, each vowel in  the new word thus formed is changed to the next letter in the English alphabetical series and each consonant is changed to the previous letter in the English alphabetical series. Which of the following will be third from the left?
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Incorrect
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Question 10 of 200
10. Question
1 pointsHow many such pairs of letters are there in the word QUICKLY,  each of which has as many letters between them in the word {in both forward and backward directions) as they have between them in the English alphabetical order?
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Incorrect
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Question 11 of 200
11. Question
1 pointsIn these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements.The statements are followed by conclusions.
Statement F≥G=H; G> J≥K
Conclusions I.F≥K
II.K<HCorrect
statement F≥G=H; G > J≥K
Conclusions I. F≥K (False)
II.K<H(True)
Hence, only conclusion II is definitely true.Incorrect
statement F≥G=H; G > J≥K
Conclusions I. F≥K (False)
II.K<H(True)
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Question 12 of 200
12. Question
1 pointsIn these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions.
Statement P < Q = R  ≥ T; S ≥ T
Conclusions I .T ≤ Q
II. R > P
Correct
Statement P < Q = R ≥ S ≥ T
Conclusions I. T ≤ Q (True) II. R > P (True)
Hence, both conclusions are definitely true.Incorrect
Statement P < Q = R ≥ S ≥ T
Conclusions I. T ≤ Q (True) II. R > P (True)
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Question 13 of 200
13. Question
1 pointsIn these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions.
Statement  A  ≤ B <C ;  A  ≥ D ; C ≤ F
Conclusions  I .D < C
II. F  ≥ DCorrect
Statement A ≤ B <C ;  A ≥ D; C ≤ F
Conclusions I .D  <  C (True)II. F ≥ D (False)
Hence, only conclusion I is definitely true.Incorrect
Statement A ≤ B <C ;  A ≥ D; C ≤ F
Conclusions I .D  <  C (True)II. F ≥ D (False)
Hence, only conclusion I is definitely true. -
Question 14 of 200
14. Question
1 pointsIn these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements.The statements are followed by conclusions.
Statement U > A = I ≤  O ≤ E
Conclusions I. I ≤ E
II. o > UCorrect
Statement U > A = I ≤ O ≤ E
Conclusions I. I ≤ E (False)
II. o > U (False)
Hence, only conclusion I is definitely true.Incorrect
Statement U > A = I ≤ O ≤ E
Conclusions I. I ≤ E (False)
II. o > U (False)
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Question 15 of 200
15. Question
1 pointsIn these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements.The statements are followed by conclusions.
Statement L= M ≥N; M > P; L < K
Conclusions I. K>P
II. N<KCorrect
Statement L= M ≥N; M > P; L < K
Conclusions I. K>P(False)
II. N<K(True)Hence, only conclusion II is definitely true.
Incorrect
Statement L= M ≥N; M > P; L < K
Conclusions I. K>P(False)
II. N<K(True)Hence, only conclusion II is definitely true.
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Question 16 of 200
16. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information  to answer the given questions:
P, Q, R, S, T, V, X and Y are seated in a straight line facing North. P sits fourth to the left of V. V sits either sixth from the left end of the line or fourth from the right end of the line. S sits second to right of R. R is not an immediate neighbour of V. T and Q are immediate neighbours of each other but neither T nor Q sits at extreme ends of the line. Only one person sits between T and X. X does not sit at the extreme end of the line.
What is the position of Q with respect to P ?
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Second to right
Incorrect
Second to right
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Question 17 of 200
17. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information  to answer the given questions:
P, Q, R, S, T, V, X and Y are seated in a straight line facing North. P sits fourth to the left of V. V sits either sixth from the left end of the line or fourth from the right end of the line. S sits second to right of R. R is not an immediate neighbour of V. T and Q are immediate neighbours of each other but neither T nor Q sits at extreme ends of the line. Only one person sits between T and X. X does not sit at the extreme end of the line.
Which of the following represents persons seated at the two extreme ends of the line?
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R, Y
Incorrect
R, Y
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Question 18 of 200
18. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information to answer the given questions:
P, Q, R, S, T, V, X and Y are seated in a straight line facing North. P sits fourth to the left of V. V sits either sixth from the left end of the line or fourth from the right end of the line. S sits second to right of R. R is not an immediate neighbour of V. T and Q are immediate neighbours of each other but neither T nor Q sits at extreme ends of the line. Only one person sits between T and X. X does not sit at the extreme end of the line.
How many persons are seated between R and T ?
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Three (P, S, Q)
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Three (P, S, Q)
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Question 19 of 200
19. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information to answer the given questions:
P, Q, R, S, T, V, X and Y are seated in a straight line facing North. P sits fourth to the left of V. V sits either sixth from the left end of the line or fourth from the right end of the line. S sits second to right of R. R is not an immediate neighbour of V. T and Q are immediate neighbours of each other but neither T nor Q sits at extreme ends of the line. Only one person sits between T and X. X does not sit at the extreme end of the line.
If P is related to Q and S is related to T in a certain way, to which of the following would V be related to following the same pattern?
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Y (Second Person seated  second to the right of first Person)
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Y (Second Person seated  second to the right of first Person)
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Question 20 of 200
20. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information to answer the given questions:
P, Q, R, S, T, V, X and Y are seated in a straight line facing North. P sits fourth to the left of V. V sits either sixth from the left end of the line or fourth from the right end of the line. S sits second to right of R. R is not an immediate neighbour of V. T and Q are immediate neighbours of each other but neither T nor Q sits at extreme ends of the line. Only one person sits between T and X. X does not sit at the extreme end of the line.
Who amongst  the following sits exactly in the middle of the persons who sit second from the left and the person who sits fifth from the right?
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Question 21 of 200
21. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information  to answer the given questions :
In a certain code, 'he is waiting there' is written as 'la pa ro ta', 'there is the train' is written as 'zo ro ji la', 'waiting at the station' is written as 'ma ta fu ji' and 'is this a station' is written as 'fu bi ro vi'.
What is the code for'he'?
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he pa
Incorrect
he pa
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Question 22 of 200
22. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information to answer the given questions :
In a certain code, 'he is waiting there' is written as 'la pa ro ta', 'there is the train' is written as 'zo ro ji la', 'waiting at the station' is written as 'ma ta fu ji' and 'is this a station' is written as 'fu bi ro vi'.
What does 'la' stand for?
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la there
Incorrect
la there
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Question 23 of 200
23. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information to answer the given questions :
In a certain code, 'he is waiting there' is written as 'la pa ro ta', 'there is the train' is written as 'zo ro ji la', 'waiting at the station' is written as 'ma ta fu ji' and 'is this a station' is written as 'fu bi ro vi'.
Which of the following represents 'the train station'?
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theji, trainzo, stationfu
Hence, 'the train station'ji zo fu or fu ji zoIncorrect
theji, trainzo, stationfu
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Question 24 of 200
24. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information to answer the given questions :
In a certain code, 'he is waiting there' is written as 'la pa ro ta', 'there is the train' is written as 'zo ro ji la', 'waiting at the station' is written as 'ma ta fu ji' and 'is this a station' is written as 'fu bi ro vi'.
What is the code for'at'?
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at ma
Incorrect
at ma
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Question 25 of 200
25. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information to answer the given questions :
In a certain code, 'he is waiting there' is written as 'la pa ro ta', 'there is the train' is written as 'zo ro ji la', 'waiting at the station' is written as 'ma ta fu ji' and 'is this a station' is written as 'fu bi ro vi'.
Which of the following may represent 'guard is waiting'?
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isro. waitingta
Hence, 'guard is waiting'ki or ta or ta vi roIncorrect
isro. waitingta
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Question 26 of 200
26. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information carefully and answer the given questions :
A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table facing the centre in such a way that four of them sit at four corners of the square while four sit in the middle of each of the flour sides.(a) A sits second to right of F. F sits in the middle of one of the sides of the table
(b) G who does not sit at any of the corners of the table sits second to the right of D
(c) Only two people sit between D and B (taken from one side)
(d) C is not an immediate neighbour of G
(e) H is sits second to left of B
(f) E is not an immediate neighbour of G or FWho sits exactly between F and A?
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Incorrect
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Question 27 of 200
27. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information carefully and answer the given questions :
A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table facing the centre in such a way that four of them sit at four corners of the square while four sit in the middle of each of the flour sides.(a) A sits second to right of F. F sits in the middle of one of the sides of the table
(b) G who does not sit at any of the corners of the table sits second to the right of D
(c) Only two people sit between D and B (taken from one side)
(d)Â C is not an immediate neighbour of G
(e)Â H is sits second to left of B
(f) E is not an immediate neighbour of G or FHow many persons sit between A and H when counted in anti-clockwise direction from A?
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Question 28 of 200
28. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information carefully and answer the given questions :
A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table facing the centre in such a way that four of them sit at four corners of the square while four sit in the middle of each of the flour sides.(a) A sits second to right of F. F sits in the middle of one of the sides of the table
(b) G who does not sit at any of the corners of the table sits second to the right of D
(c) Only two people sit between D and B (taken from one side)
(d)Â C is not an immediate neighbour of G
(e)Â H is sits second to left of B
(f) E is not an immediate neighbour of G or FFour of the following five are alike in a certain way based on their seating positions in the above arrangement and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group?
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(All others sit middle of the each side)
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(All others sit middle of the each side)
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Question 29 of 200
29. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information carefully and answer the given questions :
A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table facing the centre in such a way that four of them sit at four corners of the square while four sit in the middle of each of the flour sides.(a) A sits second to right of F. F sits in the middle of one of the sides of the table
(b) G who does not sit at any of the corners of the table sits second to the right of D
(c) Only two people sit between D and B (taken from one side)
(d)Â C is not an immediate neighbour of G
(e)Â H is sits second to left of B
(f)Â E is not an immediate neighbour of G or FWhat is the position of F with respect to C?
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Incorrect
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Question 30 of 200
30. Question
1 pointsStudy the following information carefully and answer the given questions :
A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table facing the centre in such a way that four of them sit at four corners of the square while four sit in the middle of each of the flour sides.(a) A sits second to right of F. F sits in the middle of one of the sides of the table
(b) G who does not sit at any of the corners of the table sits second to the right of D
(c) Only two people sit between D and B (taken from one side)
(d)Â C is not an immediate neighbour of G
(e)Â H is sits second to left of B
(f) E is not an immediate neighbour of G or FWhat will come in place of the question mark (?) based upon the given seating arrangement?
AE EH HF?Correct
One more person sits in each successive pair of person.
Hence, three persons (C, A, E) are sitting between FÂ and D.
Incorrect
One more person sits in each successive pair of person.
Hence, three persons (C, A, E) are sitting between FÂ and D.
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Question 31 of 200
31. Question
1 pointsStudy the following arrangement carefully and answer the questions given below :
7 Â 1 2 Â 8 2 5 Â 2 7 Â 5 6 4 9 1 9 2 4 1 Â 4 6 4 5 3 Â 2 Â 6 3 7 8 5 1 3 1 5 8 2 7
How many such 5s are there in the above arrangement each of which is immediately preceded and also immediately followed by an even digit?
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One (2 5 2)
Incorrect
One (2 5 2)
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Question 32 of 200
32. Question
1 pointsStudy the following arrangement carefully and answer the questions given below :
7 Â 1 2 Â 8 2 5 Â 2 7 Â 5 6 4 9 1 9 2 4 1 Â 4 6 4 5 3 Â 2 Â 6 3 7 8 5 1 3 1 5 8 2 7
If all the even digits are deleted from the above arrangement, which of the following will be eighth from the right end of the arrangement?
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After deleting all the even digits, the new arrangement is
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After deleting all the even digits, the new arrangement is
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Question 33 of 200
33. Question
1 pointsStudy the following arrangement carefully and answer the questions given below :
7 Â 1 2 Â 8 2 5 Â 2 7 Â 5 6 4 9 1 9 2 4 1 Â 4 6 4 5 3 Â 2 Â 6 3 7 8 5 1 3 1 5 8 2 7
How many such 2s are there in the above arrangement, each of which is immediately preceded by a perfect square? (1 is also a perfect square)
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Two (1 2, 9 2)
Incorrect
Two (1 2, 9 2)
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Question 34 of 200
34. Question
1 pointsStudy the following arrangement carefully and answer the questions given below :
7 Â 1 2 Â 8 2 5 Â 2 7 Â 5 6 4 9 1 9 2 4 1 Â 4 6 4 5 3 Â 2 Â 6 3 7 8 5 1 3 1 5 8 2 7
What is the difference between the digit which is seventh from the left end and the digit which is eleventh from the right end of the arrangement?
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Required difference =2 - 3
≈1Incorrect
Required difference =2 - 3
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Question 35 of 200
35. Question
1 pointsStudy the following arrangement carefully and answer the questions given below :
7 Â 1 2 Â 8 2 5 Â 2 7 Â 5 6 4 9 1 9 2 4 1 Â 4 6 4 5 3 Â 2 Â 6 3 7 8 5 1 3 1 5 8 2 7
Which of the following is sixth to the left of the twentieth digit from the left end of the above arrangement?
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Required digit = () from the left or
from  the left = 9
Incorrect
Required digit = () from the left or
from  the left = 9
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Question 36 of 200
36. Question
1 pointsEach of the questions below  consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the  question. Read both the statements and
How many brothers does Shilpa have?
I. Deepa who is Shilpa's sister has two siblings.
II. Kaushal is the only son of Deepa's parents.Correct
From Statement I, we clearly say that Shilpa has one brother and two sisters, herself and Deepa.
Incorrect
From Statement I, we clearly say that Shilpa has one brother and two sisters, herself and Deepa.
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Question 37 of 200
37. Question
1 pointsEach of the questions below  consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the  question. Read both the statements and
Amongst four friends A, B, C and D seated in a straight line facing North, who sits to the immediate right of B?
I. A sits third to the right of B and C is not an immediate neighbour of B.
II. C sits to immediate left of A. A sits at one of the extreme ends. D does not sit at the extreme end of the line.Correct
From Statement I,
Hence, D sits immediate right of B.
From Statement II,
Hence, D sits immediate right of B.
Incorrect
From Statement I,
Hence, D sits immediate right of B.
From Statement II,
Hence, D sits immediate right of B.
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Question 38 of 200
38. Question
1 pointsEach of the questions below  consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the  question. Read both the statements and
Which direction is Sudha facing?
I. If Sunny who is currentlly facing West, turns  towards his left, he would face the same direction as Sudha.
II. If Harry who is currently facing East, turns  towards his left, he would face a direction just opposite to the direction Sudha is facing.Correct
From Statement I,
Hence, Sudha is facing South direction.
From Statement II
Incorrect
From Statement I,
Hence, Sudha is facing South direction.
From Statement II
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Question 39 of 200
39. Question
1 pointsEach of the questions below  consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the  question. Read both the statements and
Amongst H, J, K and L sitting around a circular table facing the centre. who sits to the immediate left of H?
I. H sits second to left of L. K is an immediate neighbour of L.
II. J and H are immediate neighbours of each other. L is an immediate neighbour of J.Correct
From Statement I,
From the above figure we cannot say who sits immediate left of H.
From Statement II,
From the above figure we cannot find the original position of J and H.
Hence, we cannot say who sits to the immediate left of H.Incorrect
From Statement I,
From the above figure we cannot say who sits immediate left of H.
From Statement II,
From the above figure we cannot find the original position of J and H.
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Question 40 of 200
40. Question
1 pointsEach of the questions below  consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the  question. Read both the statements and
On which day of the week did Kiran take an off?
I. Amit correctly remembers that Kiran took an off before Thursday but after Monday.
II. Sneha correctly remembers that Kiran took an 'off after Tuesday but before Friday.Correct
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Question 41 of 200
41. Question
1 pointsIn 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, if the sequence were continued?
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In each problem figures design '' slips place clockwise direction, design 'O' slips place anti-clockwise direction and design ' Â slips place clockwise direction.
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In each problem figures design '' slips place clockwise direction, design 'O' slips place anti-clockwise direction and design ' Â slips place clockwise direction.
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Question 42 of 200
42. Question
1 pointsIn 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, if the sequence were continued?
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The sequence ofthe problem figures is
Problem figure (1) to (2)
Problem figure (3) to (a)
Problem figure (5) to answer figureIncorrect
The sequence ofthe problem figures is
Problem figure (1) to (2)
Problem figure (3) to (a)
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Question 43 of 200
43. Question
1 pointsIn 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, if the sequence were continued?
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In each problem figures one new design adds and after rotating 90' anti-clockwise direction design slips one place anti-clockwise direction.
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In each problem figures one new design adds and after rotating 90' anti-clockwise direction design slips one place anti-clockwise direction.
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Question 44 of 200
44. Question
1 pointsIn 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, if the sequence were continued?
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From problem figure (1) to (2) whole figure rotates' anti-clockwise direction and changes its position with a certain rule. Similar rule follows from problem figure (3) to {4) and problem figure (5) to answer figure.
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From problem figure (1) to (2) whole figure rotates' anti-clockwise direction and changes its position with a certain rule. Similar rule follows from problem figure (3) to {4) and problem figure (5) to answer figure.
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Question 45 of 200
45. Question
1 pointsIn 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, if the sequence were continued?
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From problem figure (1) to (3) and (3) to (5) letter E comes two place left and other letters have been written in same order. Similar rule follows from problem figure (2) to (4) and (4) to answer figure.
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From problem figure (1) to (3) and (3) to (5) letter E comes two place left and other letters have been written in same order. Similar rule follows from problem figure (2) to (4) and (4) to answer figure.
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Question 46 of 200
46. Question
1 pointsIn 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, if the sequence were continued?
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The sequence of the problem figures is
RS = Reverse same design
S = Same design
Problem figure (1) to (2)
Problem figure (3) to (a)
Problem figure (5) to answer figureIncorrect
The sequence of the problem figures is
RS = Reverse same design
S = Same design
Problem figure (1) to (2)
Problem figure (3) to (a)
Problem figure (5) to answer figure -
Question 47 of 200
47. Question
1 pointsIn 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, if the sequence were continued?
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From problem figure (1) to (2), inner and outer small line on hexagon, slips two places clockwise direction and one outer line adds on hexagon with one place ahead of inner small line of hexagon' Similar rule follows from problem figure (3) to (4) and problem figure (5) to answer figure
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From problem figure (1) to (2), inner and outer small line on hexagon, slips two places clockwise direction and one outer line adds on hexagon with one place ahead of inner small line of hexagon' Similar rule follows from problem figure (3) to (4) and problem figure (5) to answer figure
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Question 48 of 200
48. Question
1 pointsIn 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, if the sequence were continued?
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In each problem figure one shaded triangle and one unshaded triangle will be added and change their directions with a certain rule.
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In each problem figure one shaded triangle and one unshaded triangle will be added and change their directions with a certain rule.
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Question 49 of 200
49. Question
1 pointsIn 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, if the sequence were continued?
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In each problem figures three designs get inverted out two times. Lower design has same direction.
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In each problem figures three designs get inverted out two times. Lower design has same direction.
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Question 50 of 200
50. Question
1 pointsIn 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, if the sequence were continued?
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From problem figure (1) to (2) whole figure rotates  anti-clockwise direction and small inner line on pentagon slips one place anti-clock direction and goes
to outer side on pentagon and one small outer line adds on pentagon with one place ahead of previous small outer line.Incorrect
From problem figure (1) to (2) whole figure rotates  anti-clockwise direction and small inner line on pentagon slips one place anti-clock direction and goes
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Question 51 of 200
51. Question
1 pointsWho is the Captain of Australian Cricket Team, which currently (March, 2013) visited lndia?
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The Australian cricket team toured India from February 12 to March 26,2073,playing a four-match Test series against India. India won the four Test series in a 4-0 whitewash to win the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. For first 3 Test match, Michael Clarke was captain and for last (4th) match Shane Watson was captain.
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Question 52 of 200
52. Question
1 pointsGovernment as part of the recapitalization plan, infused capital in State Bank of lndia recently. Indicate the approximate capital infusion.
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State Bank of India on March 19, 2013 had received { 3004 crore from the government as part of the recapitalization plan of the state-run banks.
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Question 53 of 200
53. Question
1 pointsThe NRls while investing in the equity of a company cannot buy more than prescribed percentage of the paid up capital of that company. What is the prescribed Percentage?
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Question 54 of 200
54. Question
1 pointsEvery year March 20 is celebrated as what day?
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Question 55 of 200
55. Question
1 pointsOne of the famous Indian Sportsperson released his/her autobiography - 'Playing to Win' in November, 2012. Name the sports person correctly
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Ace badminton player and current world number 3 Saina Nehwal on November 8, 2012 released her autobiography in Hyderabad titled, 'playing to win, my life on and off court
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Question 56 of 200
56. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following term is associated with the game of Cricket?
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ln the sport of cricket, a bouncer (or bumper) is a type of delivery, usually bowled by a fast bowler.
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Question 57 of 200
57. Question
1 pointsWho is the author of the book 'Women of Vision'?
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The book'Women of Vision' has been written by Alam Srinivas.
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Question 58 of 200
58. Question
1 pointsProfessor Muhammad Yunus, the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize 2006 is the exponent of which of the following concepts in the field of banking?
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Muhammad Yunus is a Bangladeshi banker, economist and Nobel peace prize recipient. As a professor of Economics, he developed the concepts of microcredit and microfinance.
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Question 59 of 200
59. Question
1 pointslnvisible Export means export of
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Invisible Export means export of services like shipping and insurance which can earn foreign exchange without the transfer of goods from one country to another.
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Question 60 of 200
60. Question
1 pointsThe European Union has adopted which of the following as a common currency?
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The euro is the single currency shared by (currently) 17 of the European Union's Member States, which together make up the euro area.
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Question 61 of 200
61. Question
1 pointsBanks in lndia are required to maintain a portion of their demand and time liabilities with the Reserve Bank of lndia. This portion is called.
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Scheduled Commercial Banks (SCBs) in India are required to hold a certain portion of their Demand and Time Liabilities (DTL) with RBI as per section 42 (1) of the Reserve Bankb of lndia Act, 1934.
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Question 62 of 200
62. Question
1 pointsPre-shipment finance is provided by the banks only to _____
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Pre-shipment finance is given for working capital for purchase of raw-material, processing, packing, transportation, ware housing etc. of the goods meant for export.
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Question 63 of 200
63. Question
1 pointsBanking Ombudsman is appointed by ______
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The banking ombudsman is person appointed by the Reserve Band of India to redress customer complaints against certain deficiency in banking services.
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Question 64 of 200
64. Question
1 pointsThe Holidays for the banks are declared as per
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Question 65 of 200
65. Question
1 pointslnterest on savings deposit nowadays is ____
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Question 66 of 200
66. Question
1 pointsInterest below which a bank is not expected to lend to customers is known as
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The base rate is the minimum interest rate of a bank below which it cannot lend, except in cases allowed by RBI. The Base Rate system has replaced the BPLR (Benchmark Prime Lending Rate) with effect from July 1, 2010.
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Question 67 of 200
67. Question
1 pointsThe customers by opening and investing in the Tax Saver Deposit Account Scheme in a Bank would get benefit under
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The costomet's by opening and investing in the tax saver Deposit Account Scheme in a bank would get benefit under section BOC of Income Tax Act,796l.
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Question 68 of 200
68. Question
1 pointsln banking business, when the borrowers avail a term Loan, initially they are given a repayment holiday and this is referred as
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Question 69 of 200
69. Question
1 pointsOne of IT company from India has become the first Indian Company to trade on NYSE Euro next London and Paris markets from February, 2013 onward. Which is this company?
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IT services and outsourcing gaint Infosys is the first Indian company which started trade in the NYSE Euronext London and Paris market from February, 20 this year.
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Question 70 of 200
70. Question
1 pointsBSE (Bombay Stock Exchange), the oldest stock exchange in Asia has joined hands with one more lnternational index in February, 2013. This associatLon has resulted in change of name of BSE index. What is the change of name effected?
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On February 79, 2073, BSE has entered into strategic partnership with S and P Dow Jones INDICES and the SENSEX has been renamed as 'S and P BSE SENSEX
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Question 71 of 200
71. Question
1 pointsA non-performing asset is
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Question 72 of 200
72. Question
1 pointsRBI has released its guidelines for entry of new banks in the private sector in the month of February, 2013. One of the norms is at least a prescribed percentage of branches of new bank should be set in unbanked rural centres with a population of upto 9999 people. What is the percentage of such branches prescribed in the norms?
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Question 73 of 200
73. Question
1 pointsThe Union Budget for 2013-14 proposed by the Finance Minister on 28th February, 2013 announced introduction of new variety of bonds by the government. What is the name of these bonds?
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Question 74 of 200
74. Question
1 pointsGovernment usually classifies its expenditure in term of planned and n0n-planned expenditure. ldentify, which is the correct definition of planned expenditure?
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Plan expenditures are estimated after discussions between each of the ministers concerned and the planning commission plan expenditure forms a sizeable proportion of the total expenditure of the Central Government.
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Question 75 of 200
75. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following organization is made specifically responsible for empowering Micro, Small and Medium enterprises in India?
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Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) is an independent financial institution aimed to aid the growth and development of Micro, Small and Medium scale Enterprises (MSME) in India.
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Question 76 of 200
76. Question
1 pointsC 'in CPU denotes ____
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A Central Processing Unit (CPU), also referred to as a central processor unit, is the hardware within a computer that carries out the instructions of a computer programme by performing the basicarithmeticai, logical and input/output operations of the system.
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Question 77 of 200
77. Question
1 pointsA joystick is primarily used to/for ____ .
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A jourstick is primarily used to/ for computer gaming.
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Question 78 of 200
78. Question
1 pointsWhich is not a storage device?
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ln computing, a printer is a peripheral which produces a representation of an electronic document or physical media such as paper or transparency film
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Question 79 of 200
79. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following uses a handheld operating system?
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A Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), also known as a palmtop computer or personal data assistant, is u mobile device that functions as a personal information manager.
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Question 80 of 200
80. Question
1 pointsTo display the contents of a folder in Windows Explorer you should
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To display the contents of a folder in windows explorer, you should click on it.
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Question 81 of 200
81. Question
1 pointsThe CPU comprises of Control Memory, and _____Â Units.
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The Central Processing Unit (CPU) comprises of control, memory and arithmetic/logic unit.
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Question 82 of 200
82. Question
1 points_____  is the most important/powerful computer in a typical network,
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Network server is the most important/powerful computer in a typical network.
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Question 83 of 200
83. Question
1 pointsA(n) ___  appearing on a web page opens another document when clicked.
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A hyperlink (or link) is a word, group of words, or image that you can click on to jump to another document.
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Question 84 of 200
84. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following refers to the rectangular area for displaying information and running programs?
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Windows refers to the rectangular area for displaying information and running programs.
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Question 85 of 200
85. Question
1 points____ is a Windows utility program that locates and eliminates unnecessary fragments and rearranges files and unused disk space to optimize operations.
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Disk defragmenter is a utility in Microsoft windows designed to increase access speed by rearranging files stored on a disk to occupy contiguous storage locations, a technique called defragmentation.
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Question 86 of 200
86. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following refers to too much electricity and may cause a voltage surge?
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In electrical engineering, spikes are fast, short duration electrical transients in voltage (voltage spikes), current (current spikes) or transferred energy (energy spikes) in an electrical circuit
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Question 87 of 200
87. Question
1 pointsThe software that is used to create text-based documents are referred to as ____
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Word processors is the software that is used to create text based documents
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Question 88 of 200
88. Question
1 points______ devices convert human-understandable data and programs into a form that the computer can process.
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The input devices translate the human being information into the form understandable by computer.
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Question 89 of 200
89. Question
1 pointsEffective Selling Skills depends on _____
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Knowledge of the related markets is the sale criteria for the effective selling skills.
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Question 90 of 200
90. Question
1 pointsA Direct Selling Agent (DSA) is required to be adept in _____
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A direct selling agent must have the communication skills as he has to convince the customers with the proper choice of words.
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Question 91 of 200
91. Question
1 pointsA. In the following   passage there are blank, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words/phrases are suggested, one of which fits the , blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/phrase in each case.
The chasm between India's flourishing cities and bleak rural hinterland is narrowing. Spread across 650000 villages, with an average population of 1100, rural villagers were long (A) by city dwellers as primitive, impoverished and irrelevant, something to drive past on the way to something else. That is no longer the (B). A new prosperity is (C) in rural India, with tens of millions entering the pressure-cooker and television-owning class and tens of thousands becoming sippers of Scotch, (D) of premium tractors and drivers of multiple sedans. The opening of this new frontier of consumer demand from 700 million people could tip India's role in the global economy from seller to buyer, from a vendor of outsourced skills to a source of consumers for the world's (E). Multinational corporations, appear increasingly (F) to understand Indian villagers' Rural dwellers are now nearly twice as likely to be crorepatis as city dwellers in Bangalore, the high-technology hub, according to the National Council for Applied Economic Research' It may be a trickle, but India's urban prosperity is flowing to the countryside and well-to-do villages are early testing grounds of (G) the benefits of India's economic makeover and opening to the world will flow to its villagers, many of them living in its poorest rural nooks. The (H) of such villages will also add fuel to the debate over democracy's influence on economic development. India has been faulted for growing more lethargically than China, in part because of its democracy. But the new rural prosperity (I) that the high cost of democracy also has a hidden benefit, By compelling each politician to (J) results to his own narrow constituency, democracy spreads economic change more thinly. But that in turn broadens the consensus in favour of change, perhaps making liberalzation more sustainable in India than in China.
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Question 92 of 200
92. Question
1 pointsB. In the following   passage there are blank, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words/phrases are suggested, one of which fits the , blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/phrase in each case.
The chasm between India's flourishing cities and bleak rural hinterland is narrowing. Spread across 650000 villages, with an average population of 1100, rural villagers were long (A) by city dwellers as primitive, impoverished and irrelevant, something to drive past on the way to something else. That is no longer the (B). A new prosperity is (C) in rural India, with tens of millions entering the pressure-cooker and television-owning class and tens of thousands becoming sippers of Scotch, (D) of premium tractors and drivers of multiple sedans. The opening of this new frontier of consumer demand from 700 million people could tip India's role in the global economy from seller to buyer, from a vendor of outsourced skills to a source of consumers for the world's (E). Multinational corporations, appear increasingly (F) to understand Indian villagers' Rural dwellers are now nearly twice as likely to be crorepatis as city dwellers in Bangalore, the high-technology hub, according to the National Council for Applied Economic Research' It may be a trickle, but India's urban prosperity is flowing to the countryside and well-to-do villages are early testing grounds of (G) the benefits of India's economic makeover and opening to the world will flow to its villagers, many of them living in its poorest rural nooks. The (H) of such villages will also add fuel to the debate over democracy's influence on economic development. India has been faulted for growing more lethargically than China, in part because of its democracy. But the new rural prosperity (I) that the high cost of democracy also has a hidden benefit, By compelling each politician to (J) results to his own narrow constituency, democracy spreads economic change more thinly. But that in turn broadens the consensus in favour of change, perhaps making liberalzation more sustainable in India than in China.
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Question 93 of 200
93. Question
1 pointsC. In the following   passage there are blank, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words/phrases are suggested, one of which fits the , blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/phrase in each case.
The chasm between India's flourishing cities and bleak rural hinterland is narrowing. Spread across 650000 villages, with an average population of 1100, rural villagers were long (A) by city dwellers as primitive, impoverished and irrelevant, something to drive past on the way to something else. That is no longer the (B). A new prosperity is (C) in rural India, with tens of millions entering the pressure-cooker and television-owning class and tens of thousands becoming sippers of Scotch, (D) of premium tractors and drivers of multiple sedans. The opening of this new frontier of consumer demand from 700 million people could tip India's role in the global economy from seller to buyer, from a vendor of outsourced skills to a source of consumers for the world's (E). Multinational corporations, appear increasingly (F) to understand Indian villagers' Rural dwellers are now nearly twice as likely to be crorepatis as city dwellers in Bangalore, the high-technology hub, according to the National Council for Applied Economic Research' It may be a trickle, but India's urban prosperity is flowing to the countryside and well-to-do villages are early testing grounds of (G) the benefits of India's economic makeover and opening to the world will flow to its villagers, many of them living in its poorest rural nooks. The (H) of such villages will also add fuel to the debate over democracy's influence on economic development. India has been faulted for growing more lethargically than China, in part because of its democracy. But the new rural prosperity (I) that the high cost of democracy also has a hidden benefit, By compelling each politician to (J) results to his own narrow constituency, democracy spreads economic change more thinly. But that in turn broadens the consensus in favour of change, perhaps making liberalzation more sustainable in India than in China.
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Question 94 of 200
94. Question
1 pointsD.In the following   passage there are blank, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words/phrases are suggested, one of which fits the , blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/phrase in each case.
The chasm between India's flourishing cities and bleak rural hinterland is narrowing. Spread across 650000 villages, with an average population of 1100, rural villagers were long (A) by city dwellers as primitive, impoverished and irrelevant, something to drive past on the way to something else. That is no longer the (B). A new prosperity is (C) in rural India, with tens of millions entering the pressure-cooker and television-owning class and tens of thousands becoming sippers of Scotch, (D) of premium tractors and drivers of multiple sedans. The opening of this new frontier of consumer demand from 700 million people could tip India's role in the global economy from seller to buyer, from a vendor of outsourced skills to a source of consumers for the world's (E). Multinational corporations, appear increasingly (F) to understand Indian villagers' Rural dwellers are now nearly twice as likely to be crorepatis as city dwellers in Bangalore, the high-technology hub, according to the National Council for Applied Economic Research' It may be a trickle, but India's urban prosperity is flowing to the countryside and well-to-do villages are early testing grounds of (G) the benefits of India's economic makeover and opening to the world will flow to its villagers, many of them living in its poorest rural nooks. The (H) of such villages will also add fuel to the debate over democracy's influence on economic development. India has been faulted for growing more lethargically than China, in part because of its democracy. But the new rural prosperity (I) that the high cost of democracy also has a hidden benefit, By compelling each politician to (J) results to his own narrow constituency, democracy spreads economic change more thinly. But that in turn broadens the consensus in favour of change, perhaps making liberalzation more sustainable in India than in China.
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Question 95 of 200
95. Question
1 pointsE. In the following   passage there are blank, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words/phrases are suggested, one of which fits the , blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/phrase in each case.
The chasm between India's flourishing cities and bleak rural hinterland is narrowing. Spread across 650000 villages, with an average population of 1100, rural villagers were long (A) by city dwellers as primitive, impoverished and irrelevant, something to drive past on the way to something else. That is no longer the (B). A new prosperity is (C) in rural India, with tens of millions entering the pressure-cooker and television-owning class and tens of thousands becoming sippers of Scotch, (D) of premium tractors and drivers of multiple sedans. The opening of this new frontier of consumer demand from 700 million people could tip India's role in the global economy from seller to buyer, from a vendor of outsourced skills to a source of consumers for the world's (E). Multinational corporations, appear increasingly (F) to understand Indian villagers' Rural dwellers are now nearly twice as likely to be crorepatis as city dwellers in Bangalore, the high-technology hub, according to the National Council for Applied Economic Research' It may be a trickle, but India's urban prosperity is flowing to the countryside and well-to-do villages are early testing grounds of (G) the benefits of India's economic makeover and opening to the world will flow to its villagers, many of them living in its poorest rural nooks. The (H) of such villages will also add fuel to the debate over democracy's influence on economic development. India has been faulted for growing more lethargically than China, in part because of its democracy. But the new rural prosperity (I) that the high cost of democracy also has a hidden benefit, By compelling each politician to (J) results to his own narrow constituency, democracy spreads economic change more thinly. But that in turn broadens the consensus in favour of change, perhaps making liberalzation more sustainable in India than in China.
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Question 96 of 200
96. Question
1 pointsF. In the following   passage there are blank, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words/phrases are suggested, one of which fits the , blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/phrase in each case.
The chasm between India's flourishing cities and bleak rural hinterland is narrowing. Spread across 650000 villages, with an average population of 1100, rural villagers were long (A) by city dwellers as primitive, impoverished and irrelevant, something to drive past on the way to something else. That is no longer the (B). A new prosperity is (C) in rural India, with tens of millions entering the pressure-cooker and television-owning class and tens of thousands becoming sippers of Scotch, (D) of premium tractors and drivers of multiple sedans. The opening of this new frontier of consumer demand from 700 million people could tip India's role in the global economy from seller to buyer, from a vendor of outsourced skills to a source of consumers for the world's (E). Multinational corporations, appear increasingly (F) to understand Indian villagers' Rural dwellers are now nearly twice as likely to be crorepatis as city dwellers in Bangalore, the high-technology hub, according to the National Council for Applied Economic Research' It may be a trickle, but India's urban prosperity is flowing to the countryside and well-to-do villages are early testing grounds of (G) the benefits of India's economic makeover and opening to the world will flow to its villagers, many of them living in its poorest rural nooks. The (H) of such villages will also add fuel to the debate over democracy's influence on economic development. India has been faulted for growing more lethargically than China, in part because of its democracy. But the new rural prosperity (I) that the high cost of democracy also has a hidden benefit, By compelling each politician to (J) results to his own narrow constituency, democracy spreads economic change more thinly. But that in turn broadens the consensus in favour of change, perhaps making liberalzation more sustainable in India than in China.
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Question 97 of 200
97. Question
1 pointsG. In the following   passage there are blank, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words/phrases are suggested, one of which fits the , blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/phrase in each case.
The chasm between India's flourishing cities and bleak rural hinterland is narrowing. Spread across 650000 villages, with an average population of 1100, rural villagers were long (A) by city dwellers as primitive, impoverished and irrelevant, something to drive past on the way to something else. That is no longer the (B). A new prosperity is (C) in rural India, with tens of millions entering the pressure-cooker and television-owning class and tens of thousands becoming sippers of Scotch, (D) of premium tractors and drivers of multiple sedans. The opening of this new frontier of consumer demand from 700 million people could tip India's role in the global economy from seller to buyer, from a vendor of outsourced skills to a source of consumers for the world's (E). Multinational corporations, appear increasingly (F) to understand Indian villagers' Rural dwellers are now nearly twice as likely to be crorepatis as city dwellers in Bangalore, the high-technology hub, according to the National Council for Applied Economic Research' It may be a trickle, but India's urban prosperity is flowing to the countryside and well-to-do villages are early testing grounds of (G) the benefits of India's economic makeover and opening to the world will flow to its villagers, many of them living in its poorest rural nooks. The (H) of such villages will also add fuel to the debate over democracy's influence on economic development. India has been faulted for growing more lethargically than China, in part because of its democracy. But the new rural prosperity (I) that the high cost of democracy also has a hidden benefit, By compelling each politician to (J) results to his own narrow constituency, democracy spreads economic change more thinly. But that in turn broadens the consensus in favour of change, perhaps making liberalzation more sustainable in India than in China.
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Question 98 of 200
98. Question
1 pointsH.  In the following   passage there are blank, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words/phrases are suggested, one of which fits the , blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/phrase in each case.
The chasm between India's flourishing cities and bleak rural hinterland is narrowing. Spread across 650000 villages, with an average population of 1100, rural villagers were long (A) by city dwellers as primitive, impoverished and irrelevant, something to drive past on the way to something else. That is no longer the (B). A new prosperity is (C) in rural India, with tens of millions entering the pressure-cooker and television-owning class and tens of thousands becoming sippers of Scotch, (D) of premium tractors and drivers of multiple sedans. The opening of this new frontier of consumer demand from 700 million people could tip India's role in the global economy from seller to buyer, from a vendor of outsourced skills to a source of consumers for the world's (E). Multinational corporations, appear increasingly (F) to understand Indian villagers' Rural dwellers are now nearly twice as likely to be crorepatis as city dwellers in Bangalore, the high-technology hub, according to the National Council for Applied Economic Research' It may be a trickle, but India's urban prosperity is flowing to the countryside and well-to-do villages are early testing grounds of (G) the benefits of India's economic makeover and opening to the world will flow to its villagers, many of them living in its poorest rural nooks. The (H) of such villages will also add fuel to the debate over democracy's influence on economic development. India has been faulted for growing more lethargically than China, in part because of its democracy. But the new rural prosperity (I) that the high cost of democracy also has a hidden benefit, By compelling each politician to (J) results to his own narrow constituency, democracy spreads economic change more thinly. But that in turn broadens the consensus in favour of change, perhaps making liberalzation more sustainable in India than in China.
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Question 99 of 200
99. Question
1 pointsI. In the following   passage there are blank, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words/phrases are suggested, one of which fits the , blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/phrase in each case.
The chasm between India's flourishing cities and bleak rural hinterland is narrowing. Spread across 650000 villages, with an average population of 1100, rural villagers were long (A) by city dwellers as primitive, impoverished and irrelevant, something to drive past on the way to something else. That is no longer the (B). A new prosperity is (C) in rural India, with tens of millions entering the pressure-cooker and television-owning class and tens of thousands becoming sippers of Scotch, (D) of premium tractors and drivers of multiple sedans. The opening of this new frontier of consumer demand from 700 million people could tip India's role in the global economy from seller to buyer, from a vendor of outsourced skills to a source of consumers for the world's (E). Multinational corporations, appear increasingly (F) to understand Indian villagers' Rural dwellers are now nearly twice as likely to be crorepatis as city dwellers in Bangalore, the high-technology hub, according to the National Council for Applied Economic Research' It may be a trickle, but India's urban prosperity is flowing to the countryside and well-to-do villages are early testing grounds of (G) the benefits of India's economic makeover and opening to the world will flow to its villagers, many of them living in its poorest rural nooks. The (H) of such villages will also add fuel to the debate over democracy's influence on economic development. India has been faulted for growing more lethargically than China, in part because of its democracy. But the new rural prosperity (I) that the high cost of democracy also has a hidden benefit, By compelling each politician to (J) results to his own narrow constituency, democracy spreads economic change more thinly. But that in turn broadens the consensus in favour of change, perhaps making liberalzation more sustainable in India than in China.
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Question 100 of 200
100. Question
1 pointsJ. In the following   passage there are blank, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words/phrases are suggested, one of which fits the , blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word/phrase in each case.
The chasm between India's flourishing cities and bleak rural hinterland is narrowing. Spread across 650000 villages, with an average population of 1100, rural villagers were long (A) by city dwellers as primitive, impoverished and irrelevant, something to drive past on the way to something else. That is no longer the (B). A new prosperity is (C) in rural India, with tens of millions entering the pressure-cooker and television-owning class and tens of thousands becoming sippers of Scotch, (D) of premium tractors and drivers of multiple sedans. The opening of this new frontier of consumer demand from 700 million people could tip India's role in the global economy from seller to buyer, from a vendor of outsourced skills to a source of consumers for the world's (E). Multinational corporations, appear increasingly (F) to understand Indian villagers' Rural dwellers are now nearly twice as likely to be crorepatis as city dwellers in Bangalore, the high-technology hub, according to the National Council for Applied Economic Research' It may be a trickle, but India's urban prosperity is flowing to the countryside and well-to-do villages are early testing grounds of (G) the benefits of India's economic makeover and opening to the world will flow to its villagers, many of them living in its poorest rural nooks. The (H) of such villages will also add fuel to the debate over democracy's influence on economic development. India has been faulted for growing more lethargically than China, in part because of its democracy. But the new rural prosperity (I) that the high cost of democracy also has a hidden benefit, By compelling each politician to (J) results to his own narrow constituency, democracy spreads economic change more thinly. But that in turn broadens the consensus in favour of change, perhaps making liberalzation more sustainable in India than in China.
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Question 101 of 200
101. Question
1 pointsWhich of the phrases (1), (2), (3) and (4) given below each sentence should replace the word/phrase printed in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically connect? If the sentence is correct as it is given and no correction is required, mark (5) as the  answer.
NABARD has the responsibility of lay down the policies for the RRBs, to oversee their operations, provide refinance facilities, to monitor their performance and to attend their problems.
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Question 102 of 200
102. Question
1 pointsWhich of the phrases (1), (2), (3) and (4) given below each sentence should replace the word/phrase printed in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically connect? If the sentence is correct as it is given and no correction is required, mark (5) as the  answer.
Groundwater and surface water are traditionally concerned of rural communities, as those communities are almost exclusively served by well water.
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Question 103 of 200
103. Question
1 pointsWhich of the phrases (1), (2), (3) and (4) given below each sentence should replace the word/phrase printed in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically connect? If the sentence is correct as it is given and no correction is required, mark (5) as the  answer.
The very publicised mid day meal scheme meant to reduce dropout rates in schools seems to be not yielding the desired results.
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Question 104 of 200
104. Question
1 pointsWhich of the phrases (1), (2), (3) and (4) given below each sentence should replace the  word/phrase printed in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically connect? If the sentence is correct as it is given and no correction is required, mark (5) as the answer
Not like the urban schools and colleges, the schools in rural areas do not encourage the children to excel in extracurricular activities
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Question 105 of 200
105. Question
1 pointsWhich of the phrases (1), (2), (3) and (4) given below each sentence should replace the  word/phrase printed in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically connect? If the sentence is correct as it is given and no correction is required, mark (5) as the answer
The government said that the iron levels in groundwater were higher than that prescribe in 254 districts.
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Question 106 of 200
106. Question
1 pointsRearrange the following five sentences (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) in the proper sequence  to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer the  questions given below them.
(A) Therefore, it is important to source a large part of economic growth in agriculture, in rural non-agricultural activities and in productive expansion of the informal sector which all have high employment elasticities, as well as in an export strategy based on labour intensive exports.
(B) It is important because it creates more resources and has the potential of creating more space for the involvement of the poor.
(C) If the growth is sourced upon those sectors of the economy or those activities that have a natural  tendency to involve the poor in their expansion, such growth helps poverty eradication.
(D) Economic growth is important.
(E) But this involvement depends on the sources of growth and the nature of growth.
Which of the following should be the FIRST sentence after rearrangement?
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Question 107 of 200
107. Question
1 pointsRearrange the following five sentences (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) in the proper sequence  to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer the  questions given below them.
(A) Therefore, it is important to source a large part of economic growth in agriculture, in rural non-agricultural activities and in productive expansion of the informal sector which all have high employment elasticities, as well as in an export strategy based on labour intensive exports.
(B) It is important because it creates more resources and has the potential of creating more space for the involvement of the poor.
(C) If the growth is sourced upon those sectors of the economy or those activities that have a natural  tendency to involve the poor in their expansion, such growth helps poverty eradication.
(D)Â Economic growth is important.
(E) But this involvement depends on the sources of growth and the nature of growth.
Which of the following should be the SECOND sentence after rearrangement?
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Question 108 of 200
108. Question
1 pointsRearrange the following five sentences (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) in the proper sequence  to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer the  questions given below them.
(A) Therefore, it is important to source a large part of economic growth in agriculture, in rural non-agricultural activities and in productive expansion of the informal sector which all have high employment elasticities, as well as in an export strategy based on labour intensive exports.
(B) It is important because it creates more resources and has the potential of creating more space for the involvement of the poor.
(C) If the growth is sourced upon those sectors of the economy or those activities that have a natural  tendency to involve the poor in their expansion, such growth helps poverty eradication.
(D)Â Economic growth is important.
(E) But this involvement depends on the sources of growth and the nature of growth.
Which of the following should be THIRDÂ after rearrangement?
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Question 109 of 200
109. Question
1 pointsRearrange the following five sentences (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) in the proper sequence  to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer the  questions given below them.
(A) Therefore, it is important to source a large part of economic growth in agriculture, in rural non-agricultural activities and in productive expansion of the informal sector which all have high employment elasticities, as well as in an export strategy based on labour intensive exports.
(B) It is important because it creates more resources and has the potential of creating more space for the involvement of the poor.
(C) If the growth is sourced upon those sectors of the economy or those activities that have a natural  tendency to involve the poor in their expansion, such growth helps poverty eradication.
(D)Â Economic growth is important.
(E) But this involvement depends on the sources of growth and the nature of growth.
Which of the following should be the FOURTH sentence after rearrangement?
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Question 110 of 200
110. Question
1 pointsRearrange the following five sentences (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) in the proper sequence  to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer the  questions given below them.
(A) Therefore, it is important to source a large part of economic growth in agriculture, in rural non-agricultural activities and in productive expansion of the informal sector which all have high employment elasticities, as well as in an export strategy based on labour intensive exports.
(B) It is important because it creates more resources and has the potential of creating more space for the involvement of the poor.
(C) If the growth is sourced upon those sectors of the economy or those activities that have a natural  tendency to involve the poor in their expansion, such growth helps poverty eradication.
(D)Â Economic growth is important.
(E) But this involvement depends on the sources of growth and the nature of growth.
Which of the following should be the FIFTH sentence after rearrangement?
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Question 111 of 200
111. Question
1 pointsEach question below has two  blanks, each blank indicating that something has been omitted. Choose the set of words for each blank which best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.
A model-based approach has been _ to identify the , factors that are _ for the problems faced by the rural areas.
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Question 112 of 200
112. Question
1 pointsEach question below has two  blanks, each blank indicating that something has been omitted. Choose the set of words for each blank which best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.
Farm living is dependent on _ environmental conditions, and in times of drought, flood or pestilence, survival becomes extremely_ .
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Question 113 of 200
113. Question
1 pointsEach question below has two  blanks, each blank indicating that something has been omitted. Choose the set of words for each blank which best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.
It is also a _ of industrialization that farms become more mechanized, putting many labourers out of_ .
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Question 114 of 200
114. Question
1 pointsEach question below has two  blanks, each blank indicating that something has been omitted. Choose the set of words for each blank which best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.
Since their inception, Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) have taken _ roots and have become a sort of_ part of the rural credit structure in India.
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Question 115 of 200
115. Question
1 pointsEach question below has two blanks, each blank indicating that something has been omitted. Choose the set of words for each blank which best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.
Any new proposal in the education sector should _ the chances for the rural poor to have a _ education at par with their urban counter parts in their villages themselves.
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Question 116 of 200
116. Question
1 pointsRead each sentence to find out  whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is "5" . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).
Inception of regional rural banks can be /(1) seen as a unique experiment as well as /(2) an experience in improvement the efficacy of /(3) rural credit delivery mechanism in India. /(4) No error (5)
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Use 'improving' in place of improvement'.
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Use 'improving' in place of improvement'.
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Question 117 of 200
117. Question
1 pointsRead each sentence to find out  whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is "5" . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).
In rural areas, often /(1) on small family farms,it is /(2) difficulty to improve one's standard of /(3) living beyond basic sustenance. /(4) No error (5)
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Question 118 of 200
118. Question
1 pointsRead each sentence to find out  whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is "5" . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).
People, especially the elderly, /(1) are often forced to move to cities /(2) where there are hospitals that can /(3) cater for their health needs. /(4) No error (5)
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The sentence is correct.
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The sentence is correct.
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Question 119 of 200
119. Question
1 pointsRead each sentence to find out  whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is "5" . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).
In modern times industrialization of agriculture /(1) has negative affected the economy /(2) of small and middle-sized farms and has strongly /(3) reduced the size of the rural labour market. /(4) No error (5)
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Say 'has negatively affected'.
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Question 120 of 200
120. Question
1 pointsRead each sentence to find out  whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is "5" . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).
A national survey of rural health care providers /(1) was undertaken to identify /(2) their perceptions of the /(3) environmental health issues faced their constituents. /(4)
No error (5)
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Add'by' after'faced'.
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Add'by' after'faced'.
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Question 121 of 200
121. Question
1 pointsRead each sentence to find out  whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is "5" . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).
In this globalized era, which /(1) many rich and fortunate urban children are /(2) becoming technologically savvy, their rural counter parts /(3) do not know much even about computers. /(4) No error (5)
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Use 'while' or 'when' in place of 'which'.
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Question 122 of 200
122. Question
1 pointsRead each sentence to find out  whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is "5" . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).
A strong bond of friendship among /(1) school administrative staff and teacher's are /(2) responsible for the negligence of /(3) many aspects of education. /(4) No error (5)
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Question 123 of 200
123. Question
1 pointsRead each sentence to find out  whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is "5" . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).
The Minister saying that the States /(1) had been requested to accord priority to /(2) water-quality affected habitations and to ensure that /(3) funds provided by the federal government were utilized. /(4) No error (5)
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Use 'said' in place of 'saying'.
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Question 124 of 200
124. Question
1 pointsRead each sentence to find out  whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is "5" . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).
Many of /(1) the households in the urban areas /(2) are blessed with /(3) technological advancement. /(4) No error (5)
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say'Most of.
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Question 125 of 200
125. Question
1 pointsRead each sentence to find out  whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is "5" . (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any).
While ground water is not the only sources of /(1 ) drinking water that the government utilizes, it is one of the /(2) key supplies and the dependence on /(3) ground water has
been increasing over the years. /(4)Â No error (5)Correct
Use 'though' in place of 'while'.
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Question 126 of 200
126. Question
1 points(A-O) Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it, Certain  words/phrases have been printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the question.
India, like Britain, is also a nation of shopkeepers. With over 12 million retail outlets, India has one of the highest densities of retail outlets in the world with one retail outlet for around 90 persons. Retailers inspired by the Walmart story of growth in small town America are tempted to focus on smaller towns and villages in India. However, a careful analysis of the town strata-wise population, population growth, migration trends and consumer spend analysis reveals a very different picture for India.
After a long spell of shortages, which shackled consumer buying for decades, retail is becoming India's new mantra. While the retailing industry itself has been presented through history in our country, it is only the recent past that has witnessed so much dynamism.
This is a time when the demography of our population is changing significantly to drive organized retail growth. India now has a large young working population with a median age of 24. The number of nuclear families in urban areas is growing fast. Then there is the increase in working women population. Add to these the emerging opportunities in the service sector. Lifestyle habits are shifting from austerity to complete self-indulgence and Indians are now unapologetic about spending lavishly on non-essential goods such as luxury watches, cars, and hi-tech products.
India can be said to have entered the second phase of retail growth when there is high-speed growth. There are retail chains along with global players which are trying to tap
the country's vast potential. Bringing all these under one roof are mega malls. Now, top names in international malls are also eyeing the Indian market. It is only later that the retailing scene will move to the other phases when the fruits of rapid growth will result in economies of scale and greater efficiency leading finally to consolidation through mergers and acquisitions. Thus, retailing in India has a very long haul ahead.In India for a long time a large chunk of retail outlets were grocery shops. This pattern had beep changing in recent years, in urban and rural markets. Of late, India's largely rural population has also caught the eye of retailers looking for new areas of growth. A slew of supermarket chains are set to storm the rural areas of the country as corporates realize the huge potential of the untapped market. A well-known brand launched the country's first rural mall, offering a diverse product range from FMCG to electronic appliances to automobiles, attempting to provide farmers a one-stop destination for all of their needs. Other companies are launching 'one-stop shops' for farmers and their communities too.
As clear from the story of some of the companies already established, organized retail sector can bring a revolutionary change in rural India unless it goes for quick short-term gains. With Walmart famous for its 'Always Low Prices' coming to India, Indian farmers and rural craftsmen can hope for a better direct deal. Retailing does not benefit just the consumer. It can give huge benefits to other industries, to government, and to the entire economy.
The rural market is no longer a non-player in the retail game. It is now accounting for about one-third of the market for most durable and non-durable products. Even manufacturers are developing new products with the rural consumer in mind besides using village-oriented marketing strategies for brand promotions. Whether it is an actress promoting a chocolate or a cricketer wowing village lads with a soft drink, both ad makers as well as top company honchos know where to put their money and
how. T'he rural market is no longer of hypothetical empirical value but is well researched and reached by most companies looking to tap India's vast and abundant bounty.The Indian retail scenario is poised for a quantum leap. Not only are newer names set to dot the retail landscape but also new and emerging retail formats will drive the diversity of the fast-changing retail backdrop. Organized Retail means 'Big Stores' a common myth... nothing can be further from the truth. In its very essence, organized retailing is about "aggregating value" and what shape, size and configuration your customer facing entity takes is largely a function of your offer and proposition. A growing population, a young workforce and zooming consumer confidence will fuel the expansion of the retail sector. As organized retail in rural India awaits the arrival of known companies, current majors are expanding their retail operations by setting up more stores, entering new states and offering newer product categories. A shift from selling agri-inputs will help these stores target the non-farming segments. It is a little known fact that, while 25% of the rural population is not engaged in agriculture, it earns 50% of the rural income. The retail market is the next growth frontier for corporate India. It offers an opportunity for a large player to build a Rs. 40000 Cr retail business spanning multiple categories by 2015 (at current , prices). However, to capitalize on the opportunity, a player needs to be aggressive in his outlook and build scale quickly.
A. What according to the author is 'Organized Retailing'?
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Question 127 of 200
127. Question
1 pointsB. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it, Certain  words/phrases have been printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the question.
India, like Britain, is also a nation of shopkeepers. With over 12 million retail outlets, India has one of the highest densities of retail outlets in the world with one retail outlet for around 90 persons. Retailers inspired by the Walmart story of growth in small town America are tempted to focus on smaller towns and villages in India. However, a careful analysis of the town strata-wise population, population growth, migration trends and consumer spend analysis reveals a very different picture for India.
After a long spell of shortages, which shackled consumer buying for decades, retail is becoming India's new mantra. While the retailing industry itself has been presented through history in our country, it is only the recent past that has witnessed so much dynamism.
This is a time when the demography of our population is changing significantly to drive organized retail growth. India now has a large young working population with a median age of 24. The number of nuclear families in urban areas is growing fast. Then there is the increase in working women population. Add to these the emerging opportunities in the service sector. Lifestyle habits are shifting from austerity to complete self-indulgence and Indians are now unapologetic about spending lavishly on non-essential goods such as luxury watches, cars, and hi-tech products.
India can be said to have entered the second phase of retail growth when there is high-speed growth. There are retail chains along with global players which are trying to tap
the country's vast potential. Bringing all these under one roof are mega malls. Now, top names in international malls are also eyeing the Indian market. It is only later that the retailing scene will move to the other phases when the fruits of rapid growth will result in economies of scale and greater efficiency leading finally to consolidation through mergers and acquisitions. Thus, retailing in India has a very long haul ahead.In India for a long time a large chunk of retail outlets were grocery shops. This pattern had beep changing in recent years, in urban and rural markets. Of late, India's largely rural population has also caught the eye of retailers looking for new areas of growth. A slew of supermarket chains are set to storm the rural areas of the country as corporates realize the huge potential of the untapped market. A well-known brand launched the country's first rural mall, offering a diverse product range from FMCG to electronic appliances to automobiles, attempting to provide farmers a one-stop destination for all of their needs. Other companies are launching 'one-stop shops' for farmers and their communities too.
As clear from the story of some of the companies already established, organized retail sector can bring a revolutionary change in rural India unless it goes for quick short-term gains. With Walmart famous for its 'Always Low Prices' coming to India, Indian farmers and rural craftsmen can hope for a better direct deal. Retailing does not benefit just the consumer. It can give huge benefits to other industries, to government, and to the entire economy.
The rural market is no longer a non-player in the retail game. It is now accounting for about one-third of the market for most durable and non-durable products. Even manufacturers are developing new products with the rural consumer in mind besides using village-oriented marketing strategies for brand promotions. Whether it is an actress promoting a chocolate or a cricketer wowing village lads with a soft drink, both ad makers as well as top company honchos know where to put their money and
how. T'he rural market is no longer of hypothetical empirical value but is well researched and reached by most companies looking to tap India's vast and abundant bounty.The Indian retail scenario is poised for a quantum leap. Not only are newer names set to dot the retail landscape but also new and emerging retail formats will drive the diversity of the fast-changing retail backdrop. Organized Retail means 'Big Stores' a common myth... nothing can be further from the truth. In its very essence, organized retailing is about "aggregating value" and what shape, size and configuration your customer facing entity takes is largely a function of your offer and proposition. A growing population, a young workforce and zooming consumer confidence will fuel the expansion of the retail sector. As organized retail in rural India awaits the arrival of known companies, current majors are expanding their retail operations by setting up more stores, entering new states and offering newer product categories. A shift from selling agri-inputs will help these stores target the non-farming segments. It is a little known fact that, while 25% of the rural population is not engaged in agriculture, it earns 50% of the rural income. The retail market is the next growth frontier for corporate India. It offers an opportunity for a large player to build a Rs. 40000 Cr retail business spanning multiple categories by 2015 (at current , prices). However, to capitalize on the opportunity, a player needs to be aggressive in his outlook and build scale quickly.
B.What, according to the author, is not well known?
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Question 128 of 200
128. Question
1 pointsC. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it, Certain  words/phrases have been printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the question.
India, like Britain, is also a nation of shopkeepers. With over 12 million retail outlets, India has one of the highest densities of retail outlets in the world with one retail outlet for around 90 persons. Retailers inspired by the Walmart story of growth in small town America are tempted to focus on smaller towns and villages in India. However, a careful analysis of the town strata-wise population, population growth, migration trends and consumer spend analysis reveals a very different picture for India.
After a long spell of shortages, which shackled consumer buying for decades, retail is becoming India's new mantra. While the retailing industry itself has been presented through history in our country, it is only the recent past that has witnessed so much dynamism.
This is a time when the demography of our population is changing significantly to drive organized retail growth. India now has a large young working population with a median age of 24. The number of nuclear families in urban areas is growing fast. Then there is the increase in working women population. Add to these the emerging opportunities in the service sector. Lifestyle habits are shifting from austerity to complete self-indulgence and Indians are now unapologetic about spending lavishly on non-essential goods such as luxury watches, cars, and hi-tech products.
India can be said to have entered the second phase of retail growth when there is high-speed growth. There are retail chains along with global players which are trying to tap
the country's vast potential. Bringing all these under one roof are mega malls. Now, top names in international malls are also eyeing the Indian market. It is only later that the retailing scene will move to the other phases when the fruits of rapid growth will result in economies of scale and greater efficiency leading finally to consolidation through mergers and acquisitions. Thus, retailing in India has a very long haul ahead.In India for a long time a large chunk of retail outlets were grocery shops. This pattern had beep changing in recent years, in urban and rural markets. Of late, India's largely rural population has also caught the eye of retailers looking for new areas of growth. A slew of supermarket chains are set to storm the rural areas of the country as corporates realize the huge potential of the untapped market. A well-known brand launched the country's first rural mall, offering a diverse product range from FMCG to electronic appliances to automobiles, attempting to provide farmers a one-stop destination for all of their needs. Other companies are launching 'one-stop shops' for farmers and their communities too.
As clear from the story of some of the companies already established, organized retail sector can bring a revolutionary change in rural India unless it goes for quick short-term gains. With Walmart famous for its 'Always Low Prices' coming to India, Indian farmers and rural craftsmen can hope for a better direct deal. Retailing does not benefit just the consumer. It can give huge benefits to other industries, to government, and to the entire economy.
The rural market is no longer a non-player in the retail game. It is now accounting for about one-third of the market for most durable and non-durable products. Even manufacturers are developing new products with the rural consumer in mind besides using village-oriented marketing strategies for brand promotions. Whether it is an actress promoting a chocolate or a cricketer wowing village lads with a soft drink, both ad makers as well as top company honchos know where to put their money and
how. T'he rural market is no longer of hypothetical empirical value but is well researched and reached by most companies looking to tap India's vast and abundant bounty.The Indian retail scenario is poised for a quantum leap. Not only are newer names set to dot the retail landscape but also new and emerging retail formats will drive the diversity of the fast-changing retail backdrop. Organized Retail means 'Big Stores' a common myth... nothing can be further from the truth. In its very essence, organized retailing is about "aggregating value" and what shape, size and configuration your customer facing entity takes is largely a function of your offer and proposition. A growing population, a young workforce and zooming consumer confidence will fuel the expansion of the retail sector. As organized retail in rural India awaits the arrival of known companies, current majors are expanding their retail operations by setting up more stores, entering new states and offering newer product categories. A shift from selling agri-inputs will help these stores target the non-farming segments. It is a little known fact that, while 25% of the rural population is not engaged in agriculture, it earns 50% of the rural income. The retail market is the next growth frontier for corporate India. It offers an opportunity for a large player to build a Rs. 40000 Cr retail business spanning multiple categories by 2015 (at current , prices). However, to capitalize on the opportunity, a player needs to be aggressive in his outlook and build scale quickly.
C. Which of the following, according to the author, is/are the reason/s for the change in the spending habits of Indians?
(a) Increase in the number of youngsters securing jobs.
(b) Increase in the number of employed women.
(c) Increase in the number of nuclear families.
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Question 129 of 200
129. Question
1 pointsD. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it, Certain  words/phrases have been printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the question.
India, like Britain, is also a nation of shopkeepers. With over 12 million retail outlets, India has one of the highest densities of retail outlets in the world with one retail outlet for around 90 persons. Retailers inspired by the Walmart story of growth in small town America are tempted to focus on smaller towns and villages in India. However, a careful analysis of the town strata-wise population, population growth, migration trends and consumer spend analysis reveals a very different picture for India.
After a long spell of shortages, which shackled consumer buying for decades, retail is becoming India's new mantra. While the retailing industry itself has been presented through history in our country, it is only the recent past that has witnessed so much dynamism.
This is a time when the demography of our population is changing significantly to drive organized retail growth. India now has a large young working population with a median age of 24. The number of nuclear families in urban areas is growing fast. Then there is the increase in working women population. Add to these the emerging opportunities in the service sector. Lifestyle habits are shifting from austerity to complete self-indulgence and Indians are now unapologetic about spending lavishly on non-essential goods such as luxury watches, cars, and hi-tech products.
India can be said to have entered the second phase of retail growth when there is high-speed growth. There are retail chains along with global players which are trying to tap
the country's vast potential. Bringing all these under one roof are mega malls. Now, top names in international malls are also eyeing the Indian market. It is only later that the retailing scene will move to the other phases when the fruits of rapid growth will result in economies of scale and greater efficiency leading finally to consolidation through mergers and acquisitions. Thus, retailing in India has a very long haul ahead.In India for a long time a large chunk of retail outlets were grocery shops. This pattern had beep changing in recent years, in urban and rural markets. Of late, India's largely rural population has also caught the eye of retailers looking for new areas of growth. A slew of supermarket chains are set to storm the rural areas of the country as corporates realize the huge potential of the untapped market. A well-known brand launched the country's first rural mall, offering a diverse product range from FMCG to electronic appliances to automobiles, attempting to provide farmers a one-stop destination for all of their needs. Other companies are launching 'one-stop shops' for farmers and their communities too.
As clear from the story of some of the companies already established, organized retail sector can bring a revolutionary change in rural India unless it goes for quick short-term gains. With Walmart famous for its 'Always Low Prices' coming to India, Indian farmers and rural craftsmen can hope for a better direct deal. Retailing does not benefit just the consumer. It can give huge benefits to other industries, to government, and to the entire economy.
The rural market is no longer a non-player in the retail game. It is now accounting for about one-third of the market for most durable and non-durable products. Even manufacturers are developing new products with the rural consumer in mind besides using village-oriented marketing strategies for brand promotions. Whether it is an actress promoting a chocolate or a cricketer wowing village lads with a soft drink, both ad makers as well as top company honchos know where to put their money and
how. T'he rural market is no longer of hypothetical empirical value but is well researched and reached by most companies looking to tap India's vast and abundant bounty.The Indian retail scenario is poised for a quantum leap. Not only are newer names set to dot the retail landscape but also new and emerging retail formats will drive the diversity of the fast-changing retail backdrop. Organized Retail means 'Big Stores' a common myth... nothing can be further from the truth. In its very essence, organized retailing is about "aggregating value" and what shape, size and configuration your customer facing entity takes is largely a function of your offer and proposition. A growing population, a young workforce and zooming consumer confidence will fuel the expansion of the retail sector. As organized retail in rural India awaits the arrival of known companies, current majors are expanding their retail operations by setting up more stores, entering new states and offering newer product categories. A shift from selling agri-inputs will help these stores target the non-farming segments. It is a little known fact that, while 25% of the rural population is not engaged in agriculture, it earns 50% of the rural income. The retail market is the next growth frontier for corporate India. It offers an opportunity for a large player to build a Rs. 40000 Cr retail business spanning multiple categories by 2015 (at current , prices). However, to capitalize on the opportunity, a player needs to be aggressive in his outlook and build scale quickly.
D. Which of the following can aptly replace the phrase 'caught the eye of' as used in the passage?
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Question 130 of 200
130. Question
1 points E.Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it, Certain  words/phrases have been printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the question.
India, like Britain, is also a nation of shopkeepers. With over 12 million retail outlets, India has one of the highest densities of retail outlets in the world with one retail outlet for around 90 persons. Retailers inspired by the Walmart story of growth in small town America are tempted to focus on smaller towns and villages in India. However, a careful analysis of the town strata-wise population, population growth, migration trends and consumer spend analysis reveals a very different picture for India.
After a long spell of shortages, which shackled consumer buying for decades, retail is becoming India's new mantra. While the retailing industry itself has been presented through history in our country, it is only the recent past that has witnessed so much dynamism.
This is a time when the demography of our population is changing significantly to drive organized retail growth. India now has a large young working population with a median age of 24. The number of nuclear families in urban areas is growing fast. Then there is the increase in working women population. Add to these the emerging opportunities in the service sector. Lifestyle habits are shifting from austerity to complete self-indulgence and Indians are now unapologetic about spending lavishly on non-essential goods such as luxury watches, cars, and hi-tech products.
India can be said to have entered the second phase of retail growth when there is high-speed growth. There are retail chains along with global players which are trying to tap
the country's vast potential. Bringing all these under one roof are mega malls. Now, top names in international malls are also eyeing the Indian market. It is only later that the retailing scene will move to the other phases when the fruits of rapid growth will result in economies of scale and greater efficiency leading finally to consolidation through mergers and acquisitions. Thus, retailing in India has a very long haul ahead.In India for a long time a large chunk of retail outlets were grocery shops. This pattern had beep changing in recent years, in urban and rural markets. Of late, India's largely rural population has also caught the eye of retailers looking for new areas of growth. A slew of supermarket chains are set to storm the rural areas of the country as corporates realize the huge potential of the untapped market. A well-known brand launched the country's first rural mall, offering a diverse product range from FMCG to electronic appliances to automobiles, attempting to provide farmers a one-stop destination for all of their needs. Other companies are launching 'one-stop shops' for farmers and their communities too.
As clear from the story of some of the companies already established, organized retail sector can bring a revolutionary change in rural India unless it goes for quick short-term gains. With Walmart famous for its 'Always Low Prices' coming to India, Indian farmers and rural craftsmen can hope for a better direct deal. Retailing does not benefit just the consumer. It can give huge benefits to other industries, to government, and to the entire economy.
The rural market is no longer a non-player in the retail game. It is now accounting for about one-third of the market for most durable and non-durable products. Even manufacturers are developing new products with the rural consumer in mind besides using village-oriented marketing strategies for brand promotions. Whether it is an actress promoting a chocolate or a cricketer wowing village lads with a soft drink, both ad makers as well as top company honchos know where to put their money and
how. T'he rural market is no longer of hypothetical empirical value but is well researched and reached by most companies looking to tap India's vast and abundant bounty.The Indian retail scenario is poised for a quantum leap. Not only are newer names set to dot the retail landscape but also new and emerging retail formats will drive the diversity of the fast-changing retail backdrop. Organized Retail means 'Big Stores' a common myth... nothing can be further from the truth. In its very essence, organized retailing is about "aggregating value" and what shape, size and configuration your customer facing entity takes is largely a function of your offer and proposition. A growing population, a young workforce and zooming consumer confidence will fuel the expansion of the retail sector. As organized retail in rural India awaits the arrival of known companies, current majors are expanding their retail operations by setting up more stores, entering new states and offering newer product categories. A shift from selling agri-inputs will help these stores target the non-farming segments. It is a little known fact that, while 25% of the rural population is not engaged in agriculture, it earns 50% of the rural income. The retail market is the next growth frontier for corporate India. It offers an opportunity for a large player to build a Rs. 40000 Cr retail business spanning multiple categories by 2015 (at current , prices). However, to capitalize on the opportunity, a player needs to be aggressive in his outlook and build scale quickly.
E.Which of the following is possibly the most appropriate title for the passage?
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Question 131 of 200
131. Question
1 pointsIf the four walls and ceiling of the branch managers room (The height of the room is 12 m) are to be painted at the cost of  Rs. 190 Per sq m, how much will Le the total cost of renovation of the branch manager's room including the cost of flooring?
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Question 132 of 200
132. Question
1 pointsIf the remaining area of the bank is to be carpeted at the rate of Rs. 110 per sq m, how much will be the increment in the total cost of renovation of bank premises?
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Question 133 of 200
133. Question
1 pointsWhat is the percentage area of the bank that is not to be renovated?
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Question 134 of 200
134. Question
1 pointsWhat is the total cost of renovation of the hall for customer transaction and the locker area?
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Question 135 of 200
135. Question
1 pointsA certain amount was to be distributed among A, B and C in the ratio 2:3:4 respectively, but was erroneously distributed in the ratio 7 : 2 : 5 respectively. As a result of this, B got Rs 40 less. What is the amount?
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Question 136 of 200
136. Question
1 pointsRachita enters a shop to buy ice-creams, cookies and pastries. She has to -buy at least 9 units of each. She buy cookies than ice-creams and more pastries than cookies. She picks up a total of 32 items. How many cookies does she buy?
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According to the question, Rachita buys highest number of pastries, then Cookies and then ice-cream.
She has to buy 9 units of each
.'. Pastries > Cookie > ice-CreamBut she has to buy total 32 units and each item of one unit is
must,
.'. Pastries > Cookies > ice-Cream
13 or 12 10 or 11 9
Hence, she can buy either 10 or 1 1 units of cookies.Incorrect
According to the question, Rachita buys highest number of pastries, then Cookies and then ice-cream.
She has to buy 9 units of each
.'. Pastries > Cookie > ice-CreamBut she has to buy total 32 units and each item of one unit is
must,
.'. Pastries > Cookies > ice-Cream
13 or 12 Â 10 or 11 Â 9
Hence, she can buy either 10 or 1 1 units of cookies. -
Question 137 of 200
137. Question
1 pointsThe fare of a bus is Rs X for the first five km and Rs 13 per km thereafter. If a passenger Pays Rs. 2402 for a journey of 187 km, what is the value of X?
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Question 138 of 200
138. Question
1 pointsThe product of three consecutive even numbers is 4032. The product of the first and the third number is 252. What is five times the second number?
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Question 139 of 200
139. Question
1 pointsThe sum of the ages of 4 members of a family 5 yr ago was 94 yr. Today, when the daughter has been married off and replaced by a daughter-in-law, the sum of their ages is 92. Assuming that there has been no other change in the family structure and all the people are alive, what is the difference in the age of the daughter and the daughter-in-law?
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Question 140 of 200
140. Question
1 pointsA bag contains 13 white and 7 black balls. Two balls are drawn at random. What is the probability that they are of the same color?
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Question 141 of 200
141. Question
1 pointsAkash scored 73 marks in subject A. He scored 56% marks in subject B and X marks in subject C. Maximum marks in each subject were 150.  The overall percentage marks obtained by Akash in all the three subjects together were 54%. How many marks did he score in subject C?
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Question 142 of 200
142. Question
1 pointsThe area of a square is 1444 sq m. The breadth of a rectangle is 1/4th the side of the square and the length-of the rectangle is thrice the breadth. What is the  difference between the area of the square and the area of the rectangle?
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Question 143 of 200
143. Question
1 pointsRs. 73689 are divided between A and B in the ratio 4:7. What is the difference between thrice the share of A and twice the share of B?
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Question 144 of 200
144. Question
1 pointsA and B together can complete a task in 20 days. B and C together can complete the same task in 30 days. A and C together can complete the same task in 40 days. What is the respective ratio of the number of days taken by A when completing the same task alone to the number of days taken by C when completing the same task alone?
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Question 145 of 200
145. Question
1 points(Q.Nos.46-50) Study the following information and answer the questions that follow.
The graph given below represents the production (in tonne) and sales (in tonne) of company A from 2006-2011.The table given below represents the respective ratio of the production (in tonne) of Company A to the production (in tonne) of Company B, and the respective ratio of the sales (in tonne) of Company A to the sales (in tonne) of Company B.
Year Production Sales 2006 5:4 2:3 2007 8:7 11:12 2008 3:4 9:14 2009 11:12 4:5 2010 14:13 10:9 2011 13:14 1:1 What is the approximate percentage increase in the production of Company A (in tonne) from the year 2009 to the production of Company A (in tonne) in the year 2010?
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Question 146 of 200
146. Question
1 pointsThe sales of Company A in the year 2009 was approximately what per cent of the production of Company A in the same Year?
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Question 147 of 200
147. Question
1 pointsWhat is the average production of Company BÂ (in tonne) from the year 2006 to the year 2011?
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Question 148 of 200
148. Question
1 pointsWhat is the respective ratio of the total production (in tonne) of Company A to the total sales (in tonne) of Company A?
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Question 149 of 200
149. Question
1 pointsWhat is the respective ratio of production of Company B (in tonne) in the year 2006 to production of Company B (in tonne) in the year 2008?
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Question 150 of 200
150. Question
1 pointsWhat is the total number of mobile phones sold of company B during August and September together?
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Question 151 of 200
151. Question
1 points(Q.Nos. 151-155) Study the following information and answer the questions that follow.
The premises of a bank are to be renovated. The renovation is in terms of flooring. Certain areas are to be floored either with marble or wood. All rooms/halls and pantry are rectangular. The area to be renovated comprises of a hall for customer transaction measuring 23 m by 29 m, branch manager's room measuring 13 m by 17 m, pantry measuring 14 m by 13 m, a record keeping cum server room measuring 21 m by 13 m and locker area measuring 29 m by 21 m. The total area of the bank is 2000 sq m. The cost of wooden flooring is  Rs. 170 per sq m and the cost of marble flooring is Rs. 190 per sq m. The locker area, record keeping cum room and pantry are to be floored with marble. The branch manager's room and the hall for customer transaction are to be floored with wood. No other area is to be renovated in terms of flooring.What is the respective ratio of the total cost of wooden flooring to the total cost of marble flooring?
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Question 152 of 200
152. Question
1 pointsIf the four walls and ceiling of the branch managers room (The height of the room is 12 m) are to be painted at the cost of  Rs. 190 Per sq m, how much will Le the total cost of renovation of the branch manager's room including the cost of flooring?
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Question 153 of 200
153. Question
1 pointsIf the remaining area of the bank is to be carpeted at the rate of Rs. 110 per sq m, how much will be the increment in the total cost of renovation of bank premises?
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Question 154 of 200
154. Question
1 pointsWhat is the percentage area of the bank that is not to be renovated?
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Question 155 of 200
155. Question
1 pointsWhat is the total cost of renovation of the hall for customer transaction and the locker area?
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Question 156 of 200
156. Question
1 pointsA certain amount was to be distributed among A, B and C in the ratio 2:3:4 respectively, but was erroneously distributed in the ratio 7 : 2 : 5 respectively. As a result of this, B got Rs 40 less. What is the amount?
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Question 157 of 200
157. Question
1 pointsRachita enters a shop to buy ice-creams, cookies and pastries. She has to -buy at least 9 units of each. She buy cookies than ice-creams and more pastries than cookies. She picks up a total of 32 items. How many cookies does she buy?
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According to the question, Rachita buys highest number of pastries, then Cookies and then ice-cream.
She has to buy 9 units of each
.'. Pastries > Cookie > ice-CreamBut she has to buy total 32 units and each item of one unit is
must,
.'. Pastries > Cookies > ice-Cream
13 or 12 10 or 11 9
Hence, she can buy either 10 or 1 1 units of cookies.Incorrect
According to the question, Rachita buys highest number of pastries, then Cookies and then ice-cream.
She has to buy 9 units of each
.'. Pastries > Cookie > ice-CreamBut she has to buy total 32 units and each item of one unit is
must,
.'. Pastries > Cookies > ice-Cream
13 or 12 Â 10 or 11 Â 9
Hence, she can buy either 10 or 1 1 units of cookies. -
Question 158 of 200
158. Question
1 pointsThe fare of a bus is Rs X for the first five km and Rs 13 per km thereafter. If a passenger Pays Rs. 2402 for a journey of 187 km, what is the value of X?
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Question 159 of 200
159. Question
1 pointsThe product of three consecutive even numbers is 4032. The product of the first and the third number is 252. What is five times the second number?
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Question 160 of 200
160. Question
1 pointsThe sum of the ages of 4 members of a family 5 yr ago was 94 yr. Today, when the daughter has been married off and replaced by a daughter-in-law, the sum of their ages is 92. Assuming that there has been no other change in the family structure and all the people are alive, what is the difference in the age of the daughter and the daughter-in-law?
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Question 161 of 200
161. Question
1 pointsA bag contains 13 white and 7 black balls. Two balls are drawn at random. What is the probability that they are of the same color?
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Question 162 of 200
162. Question
1 pointsAkash scored 73 marks in subject A. He scored 56% marks in subject B and X marks in subject C. Maximum marks in each subject were 150.  The overall percentage marks obtained by Akash in all the three subjects together were 54%. How many marks did he score in subject C?
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Question 163 of 200
163. Question
1 pointsThe area of a square is 1444 sq m. The breadth of a rectangle is 1/4th the side of the square and the length-of the rectangle is thrice the breadth. What is the  difference between the area of the square and the area of the rectangle?
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Question 164 of 200
164. Question
1 pointsRs. 73689 are divided between A and B in the ratio 4:7. What is the difference between thrice the share of A and twice the share of B?
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Question 165 of 200
165. Question
1 pointsA and B together can complete a task in 20 days. B and C together can complete the same task in 30 days. A and C together can complete the same task in 40 days. What is the respective ratio of the number of days taken by A when completing the same task alone to the number of days taken by C when completing the same task alone?
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Question 166 of 200
166. Question
1 points(Q.Nos.46-50) Study the following information and answer the questions that follow.
The graph given below represents the production (in tonne) and sales (in tonne) of company A from 2006-2011.The table given below represents the respective ratio of the production (in tonne) of Company A to the production (in tonne) of Company B, and the respective ratio of the sales (in tonne) of Company A to the sales (in tonne) of Company B.
Year Production Sales 2006 5:4 2:3 2007 8:7 11:12 2008 3:4 9:14 2009 11:12 4:5 2010 14:13 10:9 2011 13:14 1:1 What is the approximate percentage increase in the production of Company A (in tonne) from the year 2009 to the production of Company A (in tonne) in the year 2010?
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Question 167 of 200
167. Question
1 pointsThe sales of Company A in the year 2009 was approximately what per cent of the production of Company A in the same Year?
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Question 168 of 200
168. Question
1 pointsWhat is the average production of Company BÂ (in tonne) from the year 2006 to the year 2011?
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Question 169 of 200
169. Question
1 pointsWhat is the respective ratio of the total production (in tonne) of Company A to the total sales (in tonne) of Company A?
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Question 170 of 200
170. Question
1 pointsWhat is the respective ratio of production of Company B (in tonne) in the year 2006 to production of Company B (in tonne) in the year 2008?
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Question 171 of 200
171. Question
1 pointsPoles are to be created along the boundary of t rectangular field in such a way that distance between any two adjacent poles is 1.5 m. The perimeter of the field is 21 m and length and the breadth are in the ratio of 4 : 3 respectively. How many poles will be required?
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Let length and breadth of the rectangular field be 4x and 3x respectively,
2(4x + 3x)=21
14x = 21x=
Length of field=
=6 m
Breadth of field=
= 4.5m
From the drawn figure, it is clear that number of poles will be 14.
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Question 172 of 200
172. Question
1 pointsThe diagonal and breadth of a rectangle are 10 cm and 6 cm respectively. What is the perimeter of the rectangle?
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Length of the rectangle=
==
=
= 8 cm
.'. Perimeter = 2 (8 + 6) cm = 28 cm
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Question 173 of 200
173. Question
1 pointsA field is 25 m long and 20 m broad. A path 3 m wide is constructed all around the field and surrounds it. The total area ofthe path is
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Total area ofthe path  = area of rectangle A' B' C' D'   - area of rectangle ABCD
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Question 174 of 200
174. Question
1 pointsWhat will be the area of a circle whose perimeter is 88 cm?
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Let the radius of the circle be x cm.
2r =88
2 x  x r=88
r= 14 cm
Now, area=Â Â =Â Â x 14 x 14
=Â .
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Question 175 of 200
175. Question
1 pointsThe area of a square is 225 cm2 . Which is equal to the area of a rectangle. The length of the rectangle is 16 cm more than the breadth of the rectangle. What is the respective ratio between the side of the square and the
breadth of the rectangle?
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Let the length and breadth of the rectangle be (x+ 16)cm and x cm respectively.
Now, x (x+16) = 225
=0
x2+ 25x - 9x- 225 =0
(x+25) (x-9)=0
x-9=0
x=9
Required ratio=
= 15 : 9+16 = 15 : 25= 3 : 5
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Question 176 of 200
176. Question
1 pointsOne year ago, Mrs Promila was four times as old as her daughter Swati. Six years hence, Mrs Promilas age will exceed her daugther’s age by 9 years. The ratio of the present ages of Promila and her daughter is
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Let Swati age 1 year ago = x .
Then, Promila age 1 year ago = 4x .
(4x + 6) - ( x + 6) = 9 or x = 3.
Present age of Promila 4x + 1 = (12 + 1) years = 13 years.
Present age of Swati = (3 + 1) years = 4 years.
Ratio of their ages = 13 : 4.
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Let Swati age 1 year ago = x .
Then, Promila age 1 year ago = 4x .
(4x + 6) - ( x + 6) = 9 or x = 3.
Present age of Promila 4x + 1 = (12 + 1) years = 13 years.
Present age of Swati = (3 + 1) years = 4 years.
Ratio of their ages = 13 : 4.
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Question 177 of 200
177. Question
1 pointsThe sum of the ages of a father and son is 45 years. Five years ago, the product of their ages was four times the fathers age at that time. The present age of father and son, respectively are
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Let sons age = x years
Then fathers age = (45 - Χ) years.
(Χ - 5)(45- Χ- 5) = 4(45 - Χ - 5)
(Χ - 5) = 4
Therefore Χ = 9
Their ages are 36 years and 9 years.
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Let sons age = x years
Then fathers age = (45 - Χ) years.
(Χ - 5)(45- Χ- 5) = 4(45 - Χ - 5)
(Χ - 5) = 4
Therefore Χ = 9
Their ages are 36 years and 9 years.
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Question 178 of 200
178. Question
1 pointsAverage age of A and B is 24 years and average age of B, C and D is 22 years. The sum of the ages of A, B, C and D isÂ
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A + B = (24 2) = 48 and B + C + D = (22 3) = 66
With this data, we can not find A + B + C + D.
So, the data is inadequate,
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A + B = (24 2) = 48 and B + C + D = (22 3) = 66
With this data, we can not find A + B + C + D.
So, the data is inadequate,
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Question 179 of 200
179. Question
1 pointsIn 10 years, A will be twice as old5as B was 10 years ago. If A is now 9 years older than B, the present age of B is
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Let B age = x years. Then, As age = (x + 9) years.
(x + 9 + 10) = 2(x - 10)
x + 19 = 2x - 20
x = 39
Present age of B = 39 years.
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Let B age = x years. Then, As age = (x + 9) years.
(x + 9 + 10) = 2(x - 10)
x + 19 = 2x - 20
x = 39
Present age of B = 39 years.
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Question 180 of 200
180. Question
1 pointsThe average age of 12 students is 20 years if the age of one more student is included, the average decreases by 1,What is the age of the new student?.
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New average = (20 - 1) = 19.
Age of new student = (13Â Â 19 - 12 Â Â 20) years = 7 years
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New average = (20 - 1) = 19.
Age of new student = (13Â Â 19 - 12 Â Â 20) years = 7 years
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Question 181 of 200
181. Question
1 pointsWhat is the name given to those applications that combine text, sound, graphic, motions, videos and or animation?
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Question 182 of 200
182. Question
1 pointsA USB communication device that supports data encryption {or secure wireless communication for notebook users is called a
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Question 183 of 200
183. Question
1 pointsA(n) _____________ language reflects the way people think mathematically.
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Question 184 of 200
184. Question
1 pointsWhen entering text within a document, the Enter key is normally pressed at the end of every
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Question 185 of 200
185. Question
1 pointsWhen a real time telephone call between people is made over the Internef using computers, it is called
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Question 186 of 200
186. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following is window?
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Question 187 of 200
187. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following software could assist someone who cannot use their hands for computer input?
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Question 188 of 200
188. Question
1 points___________  a document means the file is transferred from another computer to your computer.
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Question 189 of 200
189. Question
1 pointsWhich computer memory is used for storing programs and data currently being processed by the CPU?
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Question 190 of 200
190. Question
1 pointsComputers that control processes accept data in a continuous
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Question 191 of 200
191. Question
1 pointsWhat refers to a set of characters of a particular design?
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Question 192 of 200
192. Question
1 points____________ is used by public and private enterprises to publish and share financial information with each other and industry analysts across all computer platforms and the Internet.
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Question 193 of 200
193. Question
1 pointsWhich part of the computer is used for calculating and comparing?
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Question 194 of 200
194. Question
1 pointsThe method of Internet access that requires a phone line, but offers faster access speeds than dial-up is the ________________ connection.
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Question 195 of 200
195. Question
1 points____________ software creates a mirror image of the entire hard disk, including the operating system, applications, files, and data.
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Question 196 of 200
196. Question
1 pointsWhat is a URL?
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Question 197 of 200
197. Question
1 pointsWhat is the significance of a faded (dimmed)Â command in a pull-down menu?
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Question 198 of 200
198. Question
1 pointsYour business has contracted with another company to have them host and run an application for your company over the Internet. The company providing this services to your business is called an
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Question 199 of 200
199. Question
1 pointsAn(n) ___________ allows you to access your e-mail from any where.
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Question 200 of 200
200. Question
1 pointsWhich of the following would you find on Linked in?
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