Class Assi
Class Assi
40)" 2021
SET - 2
Level Edu Smart : 13. Genelia bought some stationery items at the
rate of 5 for Re. 1 and an equal number of
7. A reduction of 25% in the price of eggs will items at the rate of 4 for Re. 1. She mixed
enable one to buy 4 dozen more eggs for Rs. both the types of items and sold them at the
96. What is the price per dozen? rate of 9 for Rs. 2. In this transaction she
(a) Rs. 6 (b) Rs. 8 bore a loss of Rs. 3. Find the total number of
(c) Rs. 9 (d) None of these items purchased by her?
(a). 1100 (b). 1080
8. An article when sold at a gain of 5% yields Rs. (c). 1060 (d).1020
15 more than when sold at a loss of 5%.
What is the C.P.? 14. Marked price of three articles A, B and C are
(a) Rs. 64 (b) Rs. 80 Rs.2400, Rs.3000 and Rs.3600 respectively. A
(c) Rs. 150 (d) None of these is sold at a discount of 5%, B at a discount of
8% and C at a discount of 10%, yet the
9. A single discount equivalent to a discount shopkeeper got a overall profit of 20%. If cost
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price of A is half of B and the cost price of B is (a). Rs. 180 (b).Rs. 156
half of C, find the cost price of C. (c).Rs. 64 (d).Rs. 28
(a). Rs. 3932.85
(b). Rs. 3942.85 21. In PVR has 300 seats. The price of each ticket,
(c).Rs. 3940.58 when the theatre is houseful, is Rs.60. For
(d).Rs. 3492.85 every Rs.1 increase in the price of the ticket,
the number of tickets sold goes down by 2.
15. A man purchased 150 chairs, each costing the What is the price of the ticket (in Rs.) for
same, but 40% of them are damaged which which the theatre owner would earn the
cannot be sold. He sold 50% of the remaining maximum possible revenue?
at 20% profit each and remaining at 5% loss (a). Rs. 90
each. If the total selling price of chairs is Rs. (b).Rs. 105
7740, then what was the total cost price of (c). Rs. 120
all chairs? (d). Rs. 150
(a). Rs. 13000
(b). Rs. 11000
(c).Rs. 12000
(d).Rs. 15000
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Brain Storming
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Sequence and series are among the most The relation between AM, GM, and HM must
frequently occurring topics in Entrance exams. be at your fingertips.
It tests the exam taker’s ability to discern
patterns and conduct quick calculations. You must learn squares of numbers upto 40
Sequence and series questions do not usually and cubes of numbers upto 20.
need a direct formula, and hence are used as
a test of quantitative aptitude. In the wrong number series, the pattern of
Infinite sequence and series questions also the series will always be wrong immediately
test the logic of the Students. before and after of the wrong number.
What will we cover in This Assignment? Some steps which may be helpful to solve
number series.
Number series
Alphabet series Step 1: Check the difference
Alpha- numeric series
Continuous pattern series Step 2: If step 1 does not work, then check the
All Previous year imp questions difference of difference. If it also does not
work, try to find is there any multiplication or
Structure of the assignment division relationship between numbers?
The questions in the assignment have been
categorized into three levels of difficulty: Step 3: If a difference is sharply increasing or
Edu good decreasing, then you can guess that it may be
Edu smart due to multiplication or division pattern of
Edu pro series.
Edu good : These are the basic types of Step 4: If there is more irregularity in
questions. Learning objectives of these difference, then it may be the combination of
questions are to clear basic concepts and above-discussed steps.
understanding of topic.
Step 5: If none of the steps works, then try to
Edu smart : These are the types of questions, use the elimination method, which may help
which are more advance then previous level. you in eliminating 2 to 3 options
Learning objective of these questions are
apply concepts in less time with more
accuracy.
Edu pro : These questions are normally more
difficult than the average questions . Learning
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6. If all the letters in each of the words are Directions : Answer these questions referring
arranged alphabetically (within the word), to the letter sequence given below:
how many words will remain unchanged? QRDSTWCKGUVEJZHIXYANOFM
(a) Two PBL
(b) Three 14. If the letters of the above given series are
(c) One written in reverse order, which letter will be
(d) None the fourth to the left of eleventh letter from
(e) More than three the right end?
(a) O (b) U
DIRECTIONS : What should come in place of (c) V (d) N
question mark (?) in the following number (e) None of these
series?
7. W-144, ?, S-100, Q-81, O-64 15. What will come in place of question mark (?)
(a) U-121 (b) U-122 in the following series?
(c) V-122 (d) V-128 RSD WKC VJE ?
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16. Which of the following is sixth to the right of 24. 36, 20, 12, 8, 6, 5.5, 4.5
the thirteenth letter from the left end? (a). 5.5 (b). 6
(a) Y (b) A (c). 12 (d). 20
(c) N (d) O (d). 8
(e) None of these
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DIRECTIONS : What should come in place of
17. 3 715 31 ? 127 question mark (?) in the following number
(a). 93 (b). 94 series?
(c). 63 (d). 53 25. 10, 50, 94, 142, 194, ?
(e). None of these (a) 250 (b) 270
(c) 260 (d) 240
18. 35 210 1050 4200 ? 25200 (e) 220
(a). 12600 (b). 12340
(c). 12580 (d). 12200 Directions : The following questions are
(e). None of these based on the five three letter words given
below.
Directions : Answer these questions referring TUB HUB MUG PAR FOR
to the letter sequence given below:
KGUVEJZHBLQRDSTWC 26. If the first letter of all the words is changed
19. How many letters are there between first to its next letter (succeeding) of the English
and last letter of the above series according alphabetical series, then how many words
to alphabetical order? will have more than one vowel? (Same or
(a) 8 (b) 7 different vowel)
(c) 9 (d) 6 (a) None (b) Three
(e) None of these (c) Two (d) More than three
(e) One
20. Which of the following is the fourth letter to
the left of the 13th letter from left end? DIRECTIONS : What should come in place of
(a) R (b) V question mark (?) in the following number
(c) L (d) H series?
(e) B 27. 7 4 5 9 ? 52.5
(a). 20 (b). 18
21. Look at this series: F2, __, D8, C16, B32, ... (c). 29.5 (d). 21
What number should fill the blank? (e). None of these
(a). A16 (b). G4
(c). E4 (d). E3 Directions : Answer these questions referring
to the letter sequence given below:
22. Look at this series: V, VIII, XI, XIV, __, XX, ... QRDSTWCKGUVEJZHIXYANOFM
What number should fill the blank? PBL
(a) IX (b) XXIII
(c) XV (d) XVII 28. Which one set of letters when sequentially
placed at the gaps in the given letter series
DIRECTIONS : Find the Wrong term in the shall complete it ?
given series: b _ac _ cc _ cb _ ab _ ac
23. 2, 3, 6, 15, 45, 156.5, 630 (a). cbaba (b).bbaac
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Brain Storming
Can you figure out a method to make all four lights on the machine below switch on at once?
This problem follows on from Charlie's Delightful Machine, where you are invited to find efficient
strategies for working out the rules controlling each light.
The rules for turning on the Level 1 lights are all given by linear sequences (like those found
in Shifting Times Tables).
What is special about a Level 1 rule where all the 'light on' numbers
are odd?
are even?
are a mixture of odd and even?
are all multiples of 3? Or 4? Or...
have a last digit of 7?
Once you have made two Level 1 lights light up together, can you find another number that will light
them both up? And another? And another?
Can you find any connections between the rules that light up each individual Level 1 light and the
rule that lights up the pair?
What about trying to light up three lights at once? Or all four?
Sometimes it's impossible to switch a pair of Level 1 lights on simultaneously.
How can you decide whether it is possible to switch a pair of lights on simultaneously?
Or a set of three lights?
Or all four?
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VERBAL ABILITY
CLASS ASSIGNMENT 2 Figure out what parts of the sentence are
being compared.
Parallelism
Decide whether they are parallel, i.e. arranged
in the same way.If they are not, make them
Significance:
parallel by making the grammatical
construction the same in each part.
In the Grammar section of Entrance exams,
there are questions on the concept of
The obvious way to become perfect in solving
Parallelism, which is the repetition of a
the questions is to follow the tricks and tips by
chosen grammatical form within a sentence.
our expert Faculty and practice as much as
you can.
In a sentence, with phrases and clauses, the
tense remains the same throughout.
5 GOLDEN RULES to be mastered to solve
Parallelism error is not evident to a layman in
parallel sentences:
conversational English but that does not take
away from the fact that it is an incorrect
When you connect two or more clauses or
sentence.
phrases with a conjunction (for, and, nor,
but,etc) use parallel structure.
Errors pertaining to this topic are perhaps the
most common ones asked in the exam.
When you connect two clauses or phrases
Sentence improvement questions also based
with a correlative conjunction (not only,but
on this.
also, either…or,neither…nor, if…then, etc.)
use parallel structure
Along with the good weightage, the well laid
out rules that dictate Parallelism make it a
Observe parallel structure of sentences while
scoring area for the student.
comparing elements.
It is easy to learn & score in this topic with
Observe parallel structure when elements are
accuracy.
in a list.
What will we cover in This Assignment?
When you connect two clauses or phrases
with a word of comparison, such as ‘than’ or
Faulty parallelism in parts of speech
‘as’, use parallel structure.
Faulty parallelism in phrases and clauses
How Verbal skills functions in different
contexts.
Identify ways that are parallel and not
parallel.
All previous year important questions.
4. I am allergic to cats, ______ I have three of 13. _________ the basement flooded, we spent
them. all day cleaning up.
(a) Or (b) For (a) After (b) Although
(c) Yet (d) So (c) Before (d) Even if
5. I am a vegetarian, _______ I don’t eat any 14. I don’t want to go to the movies
meat. _____________ I hate the smell of popcorn.
(a) So (b) Yet (a) Although (b) Because
(c) Nor (d) But (c) Whenever (d) So that
6. Thomas will be late to work, _____ he has a 15. I paid Larry, ___________ garden design
dental appointment. work is top-notch.
(a) but (b) or (a) Whenever (b) Whose
(c) for (d) nor (c) After (d) If
19. ________________ my wife loves lilies, my DIRECTIONS Decide whether the sentence
sister prefers roses. has parallel structure or not.
(a) Because (b) Whereas 23. She decided to leave her job and travelling
(c) Rather than (d) before the world.
A. Parallel
Parallelism B. Not Parallel
Directions for questions : Identify the 24. He started the engine, released the hand
INCORRECT sentence or sentences. break, and checked the mirror.
20. A. I am very fond of my dog, my cat and my A. Parallel
canary. B. Not Parallel
B. I am very fond of my dog, cat and canary.
C. I am only fond of my dog but not of my cat 25. Some people think that being successful is
or my canary. the same thing as to have money.
D. I am only fond of my dog but not of my cat A. Parallel
nor my canary. B. Not Parallel
E. I am neither fond of my dog, nor of my cat
or canary. 26. Did you decide not to come because you are
(a) A and C (b) B and E
tired or are you feeling sick?
(c) C and D (d) A and B
(e) D and E A. Parallel
B. Not Parallel
21. A. Not only has the Director impressed the
workers, but has motivated them. 27. She was disappointed by not only his clothes
B. The Director has impressed the board with but also his mannerisms.
his inspiring speeches that have improved A. Parallel
employee morale. B. Not Parallel
C. If the Director has made a good impression
on the workers, then he has succeeded in 28. She wants neither the red one nor the yellow
motivating them as well. one.
D. The workers were motivated and the A. Parallel
Directors of the company were impressed B. Not Parallel
with their hard-work.
E. The board has been impressed by the 29. When I wake up I like either walking the dog
Director as he has singlehandedly motivated
or to go for a jog.
the workers.
A. Parallel
(a) A only (b) B and D
B. Not Parallel
(c) C only (d) D only
(e) None of these.
30. I would describe her as intelligent, caring,
22. A. You can play neither indoors nor outdoors. and thoughtful.
B. You can play either indoors or outdoors. A. Parallel
C. Being able to play outdoors is more B. Not Parallel
important than playing indoors.
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substitute for playing outdoors.
E. Playing indoors is vastly preferred to 31. Jennifer does not like to swim, ____ does
playing outdoors. she enjoy cycling.
(a) C only (b) D and E
(a) and (b) or
(c) A and B (d) E only
(c) but (d) nor
(e) None of these
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Constituent Assembly
Features of the Indian Constitution
Important articles related with:
Fundamental Rights & Fundamental Duties
Union & State Executive
Parliament & Indian Judiciary
Constitutional & Non-Constitutional Bodies
All previous year imp questions
executive chief justice of the Supreme Court 40. Consider the following table:
of India when. Commission Created
(a) The post of Chief Justice is vacant under
(b) Chief Justice is temporarily absent Article
(c) Chief Justice is unable to discharge his (A) Union Public (I) Article 340
obligations Service
(d) All of the above Commission
(B) Election (II) Article 315
36. What is the tenure of the elected members Commission
of Rajya Sabha? (C) Finance (III) Article 324
(a) 2 years (b) 4 Years Commission
(c) 6 Years (d) 8 Years (D) Commission for (IV) Article 280
Backward Classes
37. Which Article is related to the Money Bill and Select the correct code:
where it can be introduced? (a) A-I, B-II, C-III, D-IV
(a) Article 110, Rajya Sabha (b) A-II, B-III, C-IV, D-I
(b) Article 110, Lok Sabha (c) A-II, B-III, C-I, D-IV
(c) Article 121, Rajya Sabha (d) A-III, B-IV, C-II, D-I
(d) Article 121, Lok Sabha
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Constitutional & Non-Constitutional
Bodies 41. The first meeting of the Constituent
Assembly had taken place on December 9,
38. Which among the following is the correct 1946 was presided by whom as its interim
statement in context with eligibility of president?
chairman of National Human Rights (a) Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Commission (NHRC)? (b) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
(a) The Chairman of the NHRC must have (c) Dr. Rajendra Prasad
been a Judge of Supreme Court of India (d) Dr. Sachidanand Sinha
(b) The Chairman of the NHRC must have
been a Judge of a High Court of Indian state or 42. Who among the following headed the
Supreme Court of India Advisory Committee on undamental Rights,
(c) The Chairman of the NHRC must have Minorities and Tribal and Excluded Areas a
experience of 15 years of practice as a human committee under the Constituent Assembly?
rights lawyer in Supreme Court of India (a) Jawahar Lal Nehru
(d) The Chairman of the NHRC must have (b).Vallabhbhai Patel
been a Chief Justice of Supreme Court of India (c).H C Mukherjee
(d). Maulana Azad
Consider the following statements:
43. The basic features of the Indian Constitution
39. 1. Originally the commission had only one which are not amendable under Article 368
election commissioner but was made a multi- are
member body through the 42nd amendment (a) Sovereignty, territorial integrity, federal
act. system and judicial review
2. The Chief Election Commissioner can be (b) Sovereignty, territorial integrity and
removed by the President of India. parliamentary system of government
Which of the given statement/s is/are (c) Judicial review and the federal system
correct? (d) Sovereignty, territorial integrity, federal
(a) 1 only (b) 2 only system, judicial review and parliamentary
(c) Both 1 and 2 (d) Neither 1 nor 2 system of government
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