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Q 1. In a certain code language, 'NATURAL' is Q 2. Select a figure from the options which when
written as 'UBOUMBS'. How will 'PROBLEM' be placed in the blank space of Fig. (X) would
written in that code language? complete the pattern.

A. QSPBMFN

F
B. QSPBNFM
SO
C. PSQBNFM

D. PSQBMFN
A.

B.

C.

D.

Q 3. If M is the brother of K, D is the daughter Q 4. Find the minimum number of straight lines
of K, N is the sister of M and P is the brother of D, required to make the given figure.
then who is the uncle of P?

A. M

B. K
A. 16
C. N
B. 17
D. Can't be determined
C. 19

D. 21
 Q 5. If it is possible to make a meaningful word Q 6. Select a figure from the options which
from the second, fifth, eighth and tenth letters of the satisfies the same condition of placement of the dots
word RESIDENTIAL using each letter only once, as in Fig. (X).
then the last letter of the word would be your
answer. If more than one such word can be formed,
your answer would be 'X' and if no such word can
be formed, your answer would be 'Z'.

A. X

B. Z A.

C. E

D. N B.

C.

D.
 Q 7. Find the correct mirror image of Fig. (X), if Q 8. A set of three figures X, Y and Z shows a
mirror is placed vertically to the left. sequence of folding of a piece of paper. Fig. (Z)
shows the manner in which the folded paper has
been cut. Select a figure from the options which
would most closely resembles the unfolded form of
Fig. (Z).

A.

A.
B.

B.
C.

C.
D.

D.
 Q 9. Find the missing number, if a certain rule is Q 10. Select a figure from the options in which
followed either row-wise or column-wise. Fig. (X) is exactly embedded as one of its parts.

A. 7
A.
B. 8

C. 11

D. 9 B.

C.

D.

Q 11. There is a certain relationship on the either Q 12. Which of the following Venn diagrams best
side of : : . Identify the relationship on the left side represents the relationship amongst, "Artists,
and find the missing term. Scholars, Men"?
AFHO : GBDM : : CHFM : __?__

A. GBLD A.

B. GBJO

C. IBDL B.
D. IDBK

C.

D.
 Q 13. Two positions of a dice are shown here. Q 14. Find the number which will continue the
Which number will be at the bottom when 2 is at the given number pattern.
top?

A. 60
A. 3
B. 63
B. 5
C. 58
C. 4
D. 65
D. 1

Q 15. Sonali drove her car 20 km Northwards.

Then she turned left and drove for 30 km. She then
turned left again and drove yet another 20 km. Again
she turned left and drove her car 45 km. How far she
will be now from the initial position?

A. 10 km

B. 20 km

C. 15 km

D. 25 km
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 Q 16. Study the given graph carefully and answer Q 17. Study the given graph carefully and answer
the following questions. the following questions.

What fraction of the total number of children plays The difference between the number of children who
football? play tennis and cricket altogether & basketball and
volleyball altogether is ____.
A. 3⁄
16
A. 20
B. 13 ⁄
64
B. 40
C. 11 ⁄
64
C. 10
D. 5⁄
32
D. 50

Q 18. Which of the following figures has largest Q 19. The value of CMLXXXII + CCLIV is
perimeter? _________.

A. CDLXV

A. B. MCCCLXV

C. MCCXXXVI

D. MCMXCVI

B.

C.

D.
 Q 20. Select the CORRECT match. Q 21. Read the statements carefully and state T
for true and F for false.
Figure
Lines of I. The place value of a digit at tenths place is 0.1
symmetry
times the same digit at the hundredths place.
4
A.
II.

III. Five point seven hundredths is written as 5.07.

4
B.
I II III
F T T
A.
2
C. F F F
B.

T F F
1 C.
D.

F T F
D.

Q 22. The number of obtuse angles in the given Q 23. Which of the following statements is
figure is ________. INCORRECT?

A. Each diagonal of a quadrilateral divides it

into two triangles.
B. Each side of a quadrilateral is less than the
sum of the remaining three sides.
A. 2
C. A quadrilateral can have atmost three angles.
B. 5
D. A quadrilateral has two diagonals.
C. 4

D. 6
 Q 24. Find the successor of smallest 7-digit Q 25. Arrange the shaded fraction of given
number. figures in ascending order.

A. 10000

B. 1000001

C. 999999
A. Q, R, S, P
D. 9999999
B. R, S, P, Q

C. S, P, R, Q

D. R, P, S, Q

Q 26. Find the difference between 7234042 Q 27. Which of the following statements
rounded to the nearest thousands and 42568 rounded represents a negative integer?
to the nearest hundreds.
A. Mohit deposits ₹ 2500 in his bank
A. 7191400
account.
B. 7191470 B. Aruna travelled 20 km towards East to reach

C. 7192000 her destination.

C. A kite is flying at a height of 20 m above the
D. 7191000
ground.
D. A whale swimming on the water's surface
dives 250 m.

Q 28. Simplify the given expression : Q 29. Observe the following patterns and find the
5 + (6 × 0.1) + (3 × 0.01) + (4 × 0.001) + (9 × 100) sum of
+ (2 × 10)

A. 529.364

B. 259.634

C. 925.634

D. 925.436 A. 121

B. 81

C. 100

D. 64
 Q 30. Compare and fill in the box with <, > or = Q 31. Fill in the blanks and select the correct
. option.
• Interior and exterior of a circle have __P__ number
of common points.
• A __Q__ of a circle is the region in the interior of
the circle enclosed by an arc and a chord.
• A set of points which extends infinitely in both the
A. = directions is called __R__ .
• The hour hand of a clock turns __S__ degrees in
B. > 15 minutes.

P Q R S
C. <
Zero Sector Line
A.
D. Can't be determined

Zero Segment Line

B.

Infinite Segment Plane

C.

Infinite Sector Plane

D.

Q 32. Which of the following solids can be Q 33. Classify the following into open and closed
obtained by folding the net shown here? curves.

Open Closed
A. (i) and (iii) only (b, p, r) (a, c, q)
A.
B. (i) and (iv) only
(b, q, c) (a, p, r)
B.
C. (ii) and (iii) only
(p, q, a) (r, c, b)
D. (ii) and (iv) only C.

(r, b, a) (p, q, c)
D.
 Q 34. Select the INCORRECT statement. Q 35. The given rectangle is made up of 12
squares. Find the area of the shaded region.
A. The greatest number that exactly divides 63
and 84 is 21.
B. A factor of a number is an exact divisor of
that number.
C. The smallest number that is exactly divisible
by 12, 14, 18, 22 is 2. A. 60 cm 2

D. A number divisible by two co-prime numbers B. 48 cm 2

is divisible by their product also.
C. 96 cm 2

D. 24 cm 2

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Q 36. Find the cost of cultivating a rectangular Q 37. A manufacturing company produces
field 34 m long and 18 m wide at ₹ 4.50 per sq. 625135 refrigerators in a year. Out of these 25687
metre. are found to be defective. How many refrigerators
are in good condition?

₹ 2830
F

A.
A. 599448
SO

B. ₹ 2854
B. 650822
C. ₹ 1839
C. 595848
D. ₹ 2754
D. 599268

Q 38. There are 3120 students in a college. If Q 39. Puneet, Arun and Manish start together for
each student pays ₹ 750 for a trip, then how a morning walk. Their steps measure 60 cm, 84 cm
much money will be collected by the college? and 108 cm respectively. What is the minimum
distance each should walk, so that all can cover the
same distance in complete steps?
A. ₹ 3124000
A. 3780 cm
B. ₹ 2340000
B. 1260 cm
C. ₹ 4230000
C. 3720 cm
D. ₹ 2120000
D. 1380 cm
 Q 40. A black squirrel takes minutes to Q 41. Karan bought 5 pairs of socks and 4 belts.
A pair of socks cost half as much as a belt. If each
belt costs ₹ 38.50, then how much did Karan
climb a tree. A brown squirrel takes minutes to
spend altogether?
do the same. Which squirrel climbs the tree faster
and by how much? A. ₹ 269.50

B. ₹ 346.50
A. Black squirrel, mins
C. ₹ 250.25
B. Black squirrel, mins
D. ₹ 549

C. Brown squirrel, mins

D. Brown squirrel, mins

Q 42. Sneha bought 720 g of flour. She poured Q 43. The given table shows the postal rate for
delivery in Kerala. Find the postal rate for a parcel
of the flour into a container and used of this which weighs 400 g.

to bake a chocolate cake. How much flour did she

use to bake the chocolate cake?

A. 528 g

B. 432 g

C. 128 g A. ₹ 175

D. 192 g B. ₹ 200

C. ₹ 300

D. ₹ 350
 Q 44. The cost of 15 gms of gold is ₹ 8250. The Q 45. Niharika walks thrice around a square field
cost of 21 gms of silver is ₹ 6825 and the cost of side 22 m. Girish walks twice around a
of 26 gms of copper is ₹ 312. What is the rectangular field with length 10 m and breadth 12 m.
Who covers more distance and by how much?
total cost of 26 gms of gold, 24 gms of silver
and 52 gms of copper?
A. Girish, 20 m

A. ₹ 22866 B. Niharika, 200 m

B. ₹ 22724 C. Girish, 176 m

C. ₹ 20198 D. Niharika, 176 m

D. ₹ 23250

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Q 46. Sahil tried to solve an equation but Q 47. Study the given statements carefully and
couldn't reach to the correct answer. select the correct option.
Following were the steps performed by him to solve Statement-I : If the side of a square is halved, then
the expression. the new perimeter is two times the original
Solve for n : 3n + 5(n + 2) = 46 perimeter.
F

Step 1: 3n + 5n + 10 = 46 Statement-II : If the perimeter of a regular

SO

Step 2 : 8n + 10 = 46 pentagon is 35 cm, then the length of its each side is

Step 3 : 8n = 56 5 cm.

Step 4 : n = 56 =
A. Both Statement-I and Statement-II are true.
Find the INCORRECT step. B. Both Statement-I and Statement-II are false.

A. Step 4 C. Statement-I is true but Statement-II is false.

B. Step 3 D. Statement-I is false but Statement-II is true.

C. Step 2

D. Step 1
 Q 48. A shopkeeper had 45 kg good quality of Q 49. Match the following.
rice. He mixed it with 15 kg bad quality of rice.
Then he packed the rice in 250 g packet. Column-I Column-II
(i) How many packets of rice did he get? P. The fraction of shaded part in

(ii) If each packet was sold at ₹ 32, then how

(i)

much money did he earn? is

A.
Q.
If then x = (ii)
B.
R. The fractional form of 1.75 =
C. (iii)

D. S.
= (iv)

P Q R S
(ii) (i) (iii) (iv)
A.

(i) (iii) (ii) (iv)

B.

(ii) (iv) (i) (iii)

C.

(ii) (iii) (iv) (i)

D.

Q 50. Fill in the blanks.

(i) In Roman numerals, repetition of a symbol means
__P__ .
(ii) The symbol __Q__ of Roman numeral can't be
subtracted.
(iii) __R__ is the additive identity and __S__ is the
multiplicative identity of whole numbers.
(iv) __T__ is the only whole number which does not
have predecessor.

P Q R S T
Subtraction I 0 1 1
A.

Addition V 0 1 0
B.

Multiplication X 1 0 0
C.

Addition C 1 0 1
D.

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33.A, 34.C, 35.C,

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36.D, 37.A, 38.B, 39.A, 40.C, 41.C, 42.D, 43.B, 44.B, 45.D,

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46.B, 47.B, 48.B, 49.C, 50.B,