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FULL LENGTH MOCK MAT TEST SERIES 2007NUMBER OF QUESTIONS: 200 (FOR EACH CORRECT, 4 MARKS; FOR EACH WRONG, -1)TIME:2 HRS 0 MINS

!"#$%&"' (1-4): Each of the questions below is followed by two statements,labeled (A) and (B). Decide whether the data given in the statements is sucient foranswering the questions.ar! answer as

(") #f both statement (A) and (B) together are sucient to answer the questionas!ed, but neither statement alone is sucient.

($) #f statement (B) alone is sucient but statement (A) alone is not sucient toanswer the question as!ed.

(%) #f statement (A) alone is sucient but statement (B) alone is not sucient toanswer the question as!ed.

(&) #f each statement is sucient by itself to answer the question as!ed.

". 'ow much did the salesman earn from the sale of % cars(A) Each car sold foe s. %,&*,***(B) 'e received a $+ commission of each sale.

$. hat does - equal(A)/-0(B)-1 / 21

%. hich number is greater 3, D or E(A)$D4$E4$3(B)3 0 $ / D 5 E

&. #f 6an7ay can 8aint a house in "9 hours wor!ing alone, how long will it ta!e to

8aint the house if ohit hel8s him(A) ohit can 8aint the house in $* hours wor!ing alone.(B) or!ing together with 6an7ay, ohit does %:; of the total wor!.

9. 9>; ($) %>2>;(%) &>"9>"= (&) ?>"2>$"

;. A began a business with s.&,9** and was 7oined afterwards by B with6.9,&**. #f the 8ro@ts at the end of the year were divided in the ratio $>",then B 7oined the business after(") 9 months ($) & months(%) 2 months (&) ; months


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=. 6umit lent some money to ohit at 9+ 8er annum sim8le interest ohit lentthe entire amount to Bir7u on the same day at = + 8er annum. #n thistransaction, after a year ohit earned a 8ro@t of rs. %9*. ind the sum ofmoney lent by 6unit to ohit.(") s. "*,*** ($) s. ?,***(%) s. "*,$** (&) Cone of these

Directions (9-12):in each of these questions two quantities are given,one in column A and one in Column B. compare the two quantities.Mark answer as

1) If the two quantities are equal.) If the quantit! in column B is greater") If the quantit! in column A is greater#) If the relationship cannot $e determined from the information given.

iveninformation

3olumn A 3olumn B

?. - / $ %F$ 0 $F G " -%0 $F$0"

"*.a

a+b /

c

c+d

cb ad

"". An audio

cassette Hriced ats. &;.$9 includesa 9+ mar!u8

s. &&.=?

%

"%.A sum of money invested at com8ound interest amounts in % years to s.

$,&** and in & years to s.$,9$*.


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"9.A can do a 8iece of wor! in "* days, while B alone can do it in "9 days, theywor! together for 9 days and the rest of the wor! is done by c in $ days. #fthey get s.&9* for the whole wor!. #f they get s. &9* for the whole wor!,then how shoule they divide the money

(")s. $9*, s. "9*, s. ;9 ($) s. $9*, s. "**, s. "**(%)s. $**, s. "9*, s. "** (&) s. ";9, s. ";9, s. "**

"2.#n what 8ro8ortion must water be added to s8irit to gain $*+ by selling it atthe cost 8rice

(")$ > 9 ($) " > 9(%)% > 9 (&) & > 9

Directions (17-24):Answer these questions $ased on the passage%

*ASSAGE I


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is bestowed with the largest reserves of high quality iron ore in the world, 6econdly, theannual 8er ca8ita consum8tion of steel in the country is still one of the lowest in the world, at%9 !ilograms against the global benchmar!, of $9*&** !g. #n eOect, the growth story in#ndia is here to stay for quite a few decades in view of the sheer dis8arity in consum8tionlevels. Cot sur8rising, then, that when the three one rich statesPhar!hand, Jrissa and3hhattisgarhthrew o8en their doors, steelma!ers of all house 7um8ed into the fray to sign

memoranda of understanding (oNs) with more than one state government. #n all, more than""2 oNs have already been in!ed, 8ledging a total investment of a who88ing s. %,9;,%&&cores in the coming years. #f all the 8ledges materialiIe, the countryKs installed steel8roduction ca8acity will surge to any where between "9* million and "=* million tones by$*"&"9, com8ared with the conservative C6H target of ""* million tones by $*"?$*. Jrissasigned &% oNs to hi!e its 8roduction ca8acity to 9=.*& million tones. Cot to be left behind,3hhattisgarh entered into &$ oNs to augment its steel ca8acity to "?.%$ million tones, while

Phar!hand signed %" oNs to increase its ca8acity to 2=.2; million tones.


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surged in view of the long term su88ly commitments being given by the 6tate governmentsat a time when the international mar!et 8rices for the raw material are at a high.


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government also 8ro8osed to increase funding for the mid day meal scheme form the8rimary level to the u88er 8rimary classed in %,&$; educationally bac!ward bloc!s. 'owever,it has 8runed allocation for the 6arva 6hi!sha Abhiyan (66A) a scheme started by CDAgovernment.


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has already identi@ed, could have been done, Rhe says.


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$;. An antiaircraft gun can ta!e a maFimum of four shots at an enemy 8lanemoving away from it. A family consists of siF members H, V, , 6, < and N.


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%2. hich of the following are the two married cou8les(") N6, V< ($)


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&2. ith which game is XBullyK associated(") 3ric!et ($) ootball(%) olf (&) 'oc!ey

&;. Blac! soil is best suited for(")


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2". 'ow many countries too! 8art in the "=th 3ommonwealth ames held inelbourne in $**2

(") 2" ($) ="(%) ;" (&) ="

2$. lobal brand XalbroK deals in(") Beverages ($)


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#n each of these questions two quantities are given, one in column A andone in column B. 3om8are the two quantities.ar! answer as

(")#f the two quantities are equal($)#f the quantity in column B is greater(%)#f the quantity in column A is greater(&)#f the relationshi8 cannot be determined from the information

given.C'3 A C'3 B

2&. %

29.


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- $ % & 9 2 * $ 2 "$ $*(") / $- & ($) G -$ %- 0 $(%) / -$ &F (&) / -$G &

;%. 3om8lete the series D&, 2, '=, P"* , (") Q"$, "% ($) M"$, C"&(%) M"$, "& (&) Q"$, "&

;&. #n a certain code language, Xnee mu! 8icK means Xgrave and concernKY illdic soK means Xevery body elseKY and Xtur mu! soK means Xbody and soulKYwhich of the following would mean Xevery concernK

(") dic 8ic ($) 8ic nee(%) ill nee (&) cannot be determined

;9. #n a certain code, X?;9K means X


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!"#$%&"'(0 - ): #n each of the following questions, a statement is given,followed by two conclusions. ar! the answer asa. if onl! conclusion I follows b. if onl! conclusion II followc. if either I or II follows d. if neither I nor II follows

=*.&tatements% All 8ersons who own a house or a car should @le #ncome


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8ersons of a certain constitution, mar!ed oO in one class, when they were ill of this disease,e.g. , to 8hlegmatic or bilious 8eo8le when burning with fever this is a matter of art.

ith a view to action, eF8erience seems in no res8ect inferior to art, and men of eF8eriencesucceed even better than those who have theory without eF8erience. (


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(") 'uman beings are intelligent as they can reason, whereas animals do not have theca8acity of reasoning.($) 'uman beings have sensation and memory both.(%) All animals have sensation but some animals do not have memory.(&) hen sensation is remembered, it becomes a memory eF8erience and this leads toconnected eF8erience,

which in turn gives rise to reasoning.=9.hat is the diOerence between art and eF8erience

(") Art does not give the cause and eOect of things, whereas eF8erience gives the causeand eOect of things,hereas eF8erience gives the cause and eOect of things.($) EF8erience and art give rise to one another and they are com8lementary andsu88lementary to each other.(%) Art eF8lains the cause of things together with its eOects, whereas eF8erience givesus 7ust the eOect of thingsCot the cause.(&) Both eF8erience and art are view of a contradictory time and s8ace and his is wherethe diOerence between


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oreover, no assessment has been made so far to quantity the devastation. hile largechun!s of forests fall 8rey to maladies, it is also an o88ortunity for some 8oliticians andtimber merchants to cash in on it. esearch and documentation on forest disease,8articularly on forest 8athology, began in #ndia way bac! in "?$?, by 8ioneering 8athologistsQD Bagchi and BQ Bagchi. Although it has been eight decades since then, not much headwayhas been made in this direction.


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mycology, the study of forest 8athogens. ycology eF8lains that the 8rime 8athologicalreasons for forest disease are fungi, bacteria and viruses. RAmong these, fungi 8lay a ma7orrole, which the other two are relatively less signi@cant.


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or years, the contents of a childKs sand boF have cofounded some of the nationKs to88hysicists. 6and and other granular materials, such as 8owders, seeds, nuts, soils, anddetergent, behave in ways that seen to undermine natural laws and cost industries rangingfrom 8harmaceuticals to agribusiness and mining, billions of dollars.

Pust sha!ing a can of miFed nuts can show you how 8roblematic granular material can be.


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in@nitesimal 8articles, they can conduct eF8eriments using such lowcost, lowtech materialsas sand, beads, marbles, and seeds. #t is ho88ed that more lowtech eF8eriments andcom8uter simulations will lead to equations guesswor!, and accidents that occur in thevarious industries that handle it.

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(%) s. "=.$9 (&) s. =.%2??. A 8ole stands vertically inside a triangular 8ar! AB3. #t the angle of elevationof the to8 of the 8ole from each corner of he 8ar! is the same, then in triangal AB3,the foot of the 8ole is at the

(") 3ircumcentre ($) 3entroid(%) #ncentre (&) Jrthocentre

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(%) Hresident (&) Cational Develo8ment 3ouncil""*. hich is #ndiaKs largest Hrivate 6ector Ban!

(") 'D3 ($) #3#3#(%) N


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3 =; "." %?D =" %%.? $2E =& *.= $% "%29 *.? $*? 22" "%.* $%?

' 9"2 ".? $%2P %2 *.$ "2Q ?9 ".= $%M $2$ %.? "92 "? *.* "=C "=2$ %.% 92%H &; 92.$ ""V &? *.9 "= %%; 9.* $%96 2" ".$ %9< "; *.% "$N =?2 ".9 $%9U %? ".& "& %" *.* 9- 9*" *.2 "$ $"; ".& ;%1 %" *.? $$AA %? *.= "%AB &2 *.& %9A3 &= *." $"AD ;" *.= %$

AE "2$ $.& =%A 299 "." $&"A $".=2" =.? 2&&9A' =2? ".& $"?AP "? *.* "%

All countries that have re8orted more than @ve hundred cancer cases to'J in $**; are listed here.


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""?. hich country has re8orted the second highest number of cancer cases to'J during $**2

("). C ($) A(%) (&) N

"$*.


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ormaldehyde "&*,%=& "&9,9?*atty Acid ??,%$* ""%,=9"Aniline &&,$;% %?,%&*Acetic Acid $*=,?$" $"$,%"?Hthalic Anhydride "$;,%"= "$9,?9?

BenIene %$?,*** %;%,***-ylenes "&;,$== "92,***Hhenol 2?,$=" 22,$"*

"$$. "

"$%. Jf all chemicals shown, the highest 8ercentage increase in 8roduction

has been eFhibited for(") Aniline ($) ethylene glycol(%) atty acids (&) 6odium bicarbonate

"$&. % ($) 9 > %(%) 2 > 9 (&) ; > %

"$;. ithout any sto88age, a 8erson travels a certain distance at an averages8eed of &$ !m:hr, and with sto88ages he covers the same distance at an averages8eed of $= !m: hr. 'ow many minutes 8er hour does he sto8

(") "& minutes ($) "9 minutes(%) $= minutes (&) $* minutes

"$=.


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(%) 9 minutes (&) Data inadequate"$?. An = liters cylinder contains a miFture of oFygen and nitrogen, the volume ofoFygen being "2+ of the total volume. A few litres of the miFture is released and anequal amount of nitrogen is added.


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(B) Ada8tive radiation, in the life sciences, refers to the diOerentiation (or an agenesis) ofone or a few s8ecies into many to @ll a large number of related ecological niches byada8tation.

(3)


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"%;. #n $**% the total sales of the com8any measured in cubic meters wasmade u8 of &*+ 8lywood, %*+ sawn timber and %*+ logs.


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!"#$%&"' (14-162): In each of these questions, a part of the sentence has $eenunderlined. 3ind the $est wa! of writing the underlined part of the sentence.

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the 8ro8osed mining activities is about 29" hectares which includes about onesiFthof it as forest land."9%.


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(%) Jnly ## follows (&) All follow"2*. 6tatement >Due to cancellation of a huge eF8ort order for not adhering to the time frame, thecom8any is li!ely to get into incurring losses in the current @nancial year.3ourse of action >#. #. #. a7ority of the 8eo8le may 8ay their bills by the due date to avoid 8enalty.


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##. #n view of the recent s8urt in sugar 8rices in the o8en mar!et, the government has

as!ed the dealers to release a vat quantity of im8orted sugar in the o8en mar!et.Assum8tions>#. #n the recently held all #ndia commerce conference, the session on Xanagement of6ervice 6ector in #ndiaK sur8risingly attracted large number of 8artici8ants and alsoreceived a very good media coverage in the leading news8a8ers.Assum8tions >

#. Heo8le were not eF8ecting such an encouraging res8onse for service sector.##. 6ervice sector is not managed 8ro8erly in #ndia.###. edia is always very 8ositive towards service sector.

(") Jnly # is im8licit ($) Jnly # and ### are im8licit(%) Jnly ## and ### are im8licit (&) All are im8licit

!"#$%&"' (Q+ 1.7-171):each of these questions has a set of Assertion (A) andreason (). ar! the answer as(") #f both A and are true and is the correct eF8lanation of A.($) A is true but is false.(%) #f both A and are true but is not the correct eF8lanation of A.(&) A is false but is true."2;. Assertion (A)>

#ndia has a tro8ical monsoon ty8e climate.eason () >#ndia is located eFactly between the tro8ical latitudes.

"2=. Assertion (A) >or the 8roduction of aluminium, chea8 electricity is essential.eason () >EFtraction of aluminium from its ore requires abundant su88ly of electricity.

"2?. Assertion (A) >inds are deLected to their right in Corthern 'emis8here and to the left in

the 6outhern 'emis8here.eason () >otation of earth causes the changes in wind direction.

";*. Assertion (A) >Coise 8ollution is an unwanted accumulation of noise in the atmos8hereeason ()#n interferes with communication.

";". Assertion (A) >orest cutting is undesirable from the 8oint of view of soil erosion.eason () >


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3utting of orests reduces the 8ercolation of rain water.

!"#$%&"' (172-176): Each question has a gien sentence! "n#enti$% the &est 'a%o$ 'riting the sentence in the contet o$ the correct usage o$ stan#ar# 'rittenEngish! *hie #oing so+ ensure that the ,essage &eing cone%e# re,ains thesa,e in a the cases!

";$. 'aving bowed our heads, the 8riest in the tem8le led us in 8rayer.(") After we bowed our heads, the 8riest in the tem8le led us in 8rayer.($) After we bowed our heads, the 8riest in the tem8le led us to 8rayer.(%) 'aving bowed our heads, the 8riest in the tem8le led us in 8rayer.(&) After we had bowed our heads, the 8riest in the tem8le led us in 8rayer.

";%. Anyone interested in Lying 8lanes can learn much if you have access to a Lightsimulation machine.

(") Anyone interested in Lying 8lanes can learn much if you have access to a Lightsimulation machine.

($) Anyone interested in Lying 8lanes can learn much if he has access to a Light

simulation machine.(%) Anyone interested in Lying 8lanes can learn much if you have access to a Light

simulation machine.(&) Anyone interested in Lying 8lanes can learn much from access to a Light simulation

machine.

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";;. (") #tKs said without arti@ce and without care for 8olitical correctness.($) At the most sur8rising of moments they eFactly blurt it out.(%) hen they want to, #ndians have an amaIing way of telling the truth.(&) Nnvarnished it no doubt is but itKs also refreshingly unalloyed.

";=. (")


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29+ at ield ";.?+Y 29+

unici8alBonds

unici8al bondsY 92+


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unici8albonds

10+According to these 8ie charts a88roFimately, how much money fromthe investment 8ortfolio was invested in high ris! stoc!s(") s. ?=,**,*** ($) s. "*,"*,***(%) 6. ?,**,*** (&) Cone of these

"=". A88roFimately how much money belonging to the investment 8ortfoliowas investment in 6tateissued bonds(") s. &,9*,**,*** ($) s. %,%?,9*,***(%) s. $,=;,%*,*** (&) s. Cone of these

"=$. hich of the following earned the least amount of money for theinvestment 8ortfolio(") overnment bond and securities.($) stateissued bonds.


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(%) unici8al bonds.(&) Cone of these.

"=%. hich of the following was the greatest(")


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"=2. #f NH has $9,**,*** news8a8er readers and a7asthan has

"9,**,*** how many more readers buy English news8a8ers in NH

than in a7asthan(a88roFimately)

(")=,**,*** ($) "=,**,***

(%) "$,**,*** (&) %,**,***

"=;. About what 8ercentage of readers in a7asthan read Nrdunews8a8ers

(")"*+ ($) &*+(%) 9*+ (&) 2*+

"==. r. adav s8ends 2*+ of his monthly salary on consumable items and 9*+ ofthe remaining on clothes and trans8ort. 'e saves the remaining amount. #f hissavings at the end of the year were s. &=&92, then how much amount 8er monthwould he have s8ent on clothes and trans8ort

(") s. =,*;2 ($) s. &,*%=($) s. ?,2?".$* (&) s. &,=&9.2*

"=?. 9 ($) % > $

(%) % >9 (&) 9 > $"?".


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Co. of Em8loyees of the 3om8any.


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(%) ;2+ (&) =;+

!"#$%&"' (17-200):&tud! the following pie charts carefull! to answerthese questions*$#%$&/8$ ' &$& " &9$ C'$8$, S&@"8 5/#"'

S>D$%& / &9$ *$#%$&/8$ ' G"# '& ' &9$$

"=**("$** girls 0 2** boys)

Hercentage of students in various sub7ects

BiologyY "%+

MawY $*+

3om8utersY "9+

athsY 9+

Holitical 6cienceY %9+

ArtsY "$+


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