(1). Choose the correct alternative from the given response that will complete the series MEDITATION, EDITATIO, ? , ITAT

• (a). DITATI
• (b). ITAT
• (c). ADTI
• (d). TION
• (e). None of these

(2). From the given alternatives select the word which cannot be formed using the letter of given word ‘PHARMACEUTICAL’?

• (a). PRACTICE
• (b). METRIC
• (c). RHEUMATIC
• (d). CRITICAL
• (e). None of these

(3). Showing the man sitting in the garden, Ramu said “he is the brother of my uncle’s daughter”. Who is the man to Ramu

• (a). Cousin
• (b). Uncle
• (c). Nephew
• (d). Son
• (e). None of these

(4). A dog is taken out every evening by the owner whose house faces east. They walk 300 m west, then 600 m in south direction. Which direction should they take to reach home?

• (a). North-west
• (b). North
• (c). North-east
• (d). South-east
• (e). None of these

(5). A walked 200m towards north, took a left turn and walked 100m. He again took a left turn and walked 200m. How far and in which direction is he from starting point?

• (a). 50m east
• (b). 100m west
• (c). 100m east
• (d). 100m west
• (e). None of these

(6). Pointing to a lady on the platform, Babu said, “She is the sister of the father of my mother’s son”. Who is that lady to Babu?

• (a). Mother
• (b). Sister
• (c). Aunt
• (d). Niece
• (e). None of these

(7). I am twelfth in the queue from either end. How many persons are there in the queue?

• (a). 13
• (b). 23
• (c). 12
• (d). 24
• (e). None of these

(8). Find the odd one out:

• (a). Aluminium
• (b). Copper
• (c). Tungsten
• (d). Diamond
• (e). None of these

(9). How many pairs of letters are there in the word DIPLOMACY which have the same number of letters between them as in English alphabet?

• (a). Three
• (b). Four
• (c). Five
• (d). Six
• (e). None of these

(10). How many pairs of letters are in the word POPULATION which have the same number of letters between them as in English alphabet?

• (a). Five
• (b). Six
• (c). Seven
• (d). More than seven
• (e). None of these

(11). Which of the following expressions will be true if the expression P > O = Q > M< W is definitely true?

• (a). O > W
• (b). M < P
• (c). W > Q
• (d). M= O
• (e). W< P

(12). Which of the following symbols should replace the question mark (?) in the given expression in order to make the expressions M > P as well as T ? L definitely true? M > L ? P ? N = T

• (a). ?
• (b). >
• (c). <
• (d). ?
• (e). Either ? or <

(13). Which of the following symbols should be placed in the blank spaces respectively (in the same order from left to right) in order to complete the given expression in such a manner that makes the expressions P > Q as well as A ? B definitely true? P_B_F_Q_A

• (a). =, =, ?, ?
• (b). >, ?, =, >
• (c). >, <, =, ?
• (d). >, =, =, ?
• (e). >, =, ?, >

(14). Which of the following should be placed in the blank spaces respectively (in the same order from left to right) in order to complete the given expression in such a manner that makes the expression A < M definitely false?___ ? ___ < ___ > ___

• (a). L, N, M, A
• (b). L, A, M, N
• (c). A, L, M, N
• (d). N, A, M, L
• (e). M, N, A, L

(15). Which of the following symbols should be placed in the blank spaces respectively (in the same order from left to right) in order to complete the given expression in such a manner that makes the expression F > N and U > D definitely false? F __ O __ U __ N __ D

• (a). <, <, >, =
• (b). <, =, =, >
• (c). <, =, =, <
• (d). ?, =, =, ?
• (e). >, >, =, <

(16). Statements: All paper are Red. No Red is an airplane. All airplanes are waters Conclusions: I. No water is a paper . II. All Red being waters is a possibility.

• (a). If only conclusion I follows
• (b). If only conclusion II follows
• (c). If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
• (d). If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
• (e). If both conclusion I and conclusion II follow

(17). Statements: All paper are Red. No Red is an airplane. All airplanes are waters. Conclusions: I. No Paper is an airplane. II. All Papers being waters is a possibility

• (a). If only conclusion I follows
• (b). If only conclusion II follows
• (c). If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
• (d). If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
• (e). If both conclusion I and conclusion II follow

(18). Statements: Some carbons are chats. All updates are chats. Conclusions: I. All carbons being updates is a possibility. II. No update is a carbon.

• (a). If only conclusion I follows
• (b). If only conclusion II follows
• (c). If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
• (d). If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
• (e). If both conclusion I and conclusion II follow

(19). Statements: No stone is datum. Some data are papers. All papers are glass. Conclusions: I. No glass is data. II. At least some glasses are data.

• (a). If only conclusion I follows
• (b). If only conclusion II follows
• (c). If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
• (d). If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
• (e). If both conclusion I and conclusion II follow

(20). Statements: No stone is datum. Some data are papers. All papers are glass. Conclusions: I. All stones being glass is a possibility. II. No stone is paper.

• (a). If only conclusion I follows
• (b). If only conclusion II follows
• (c). If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
• (d). If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
• (e). If both conclusion I and conclusion II follow