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Sectional Test

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Reasoning Test - 1

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Reasoning Test - 2

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English Language Test - 1

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English Language Test - 2

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Quantitative Aptitude Test - 1

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Quantitative Aptitude Test - 2

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Q.6 Statement: The private run company had asked its employees to declare their income and assets but it has been strongly resisted by employees union and no employee is going to declare his income.

Reasoning Ques (1-5): Directions: Read the information given below carefully and answer the questions that follow. Eight friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H live in an eight-storey building but not necessarily in the same order. The ground floor is numbered 1 and the topmost floor is numbered 8. Each of them likes a different colour, Red, Yellow, Green, Pink, Blue, Black, White and Brown but not necessarily in the same order. B live on the fifth floor. The person who like Yellow lives above D. There are two floors between G and H. Neither B nor G likes White colour. The person who likes Red lives on the topmost floor. The one who like pink lives just above G. H lives on an even-numbered floor but not in 4th and 2nd floors. Person A likes Green colour. F and the one who likes White colour is an immediate neighbor. There are three floors between A and the one who like Black but G doesn’t like black. The person E likes blue colour and lives on the lowest floor. Q.1 Which pair are correct? A. 8 – F – Red C. 3 – F – Blue E. 7 – A - Green

B. 4th D. 7th

Q.7 Statement: In a test cricket match, the total runs made by a team were 400. Out of these 320 runs were made by spinners. Conclusions: I. 80% of the team consists of spinners. A. B. C. D. E.

Only conclusion I follows Only conclusion II follows Either I or II follows Neither I nor II follows Both I and II follow

I. Government should appoint Directors of the financial institutes taking into consideration the expertise of the person in the area of finance.

B. Two D. Four

Q.5 Who is like brown colour? B. C

Only conclusion I follows Only conclusion II follows Either I or II follows Neither I nor II follows Both I and II follow

Conclusions:

Q.4 How many floors are between Yellow and Green?

A. B E. G

A. B. C. D. E.

Statement: The government has spoiled many top-ranking financial institutions by appointing bureaucrats as Directors of these institutions.

B likes Brown colour A live on 2nd floor F lives on the lowest floor All above statement correct None of these

A. One C. Three E. Five

II. The employee’s union wants all senior officers to declare their income first.

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Q.3 Which of the statement is true? A. B. C. D. E.

I. The employees of this company seem to have any additional undisclosed income besides their salary.

II. The opening batsmen were spinners. B. 5 – G – Yellow D. 2 – C – Green

Q.2 The one who like White colour live which of the floor? A. 2nd C. 6th E. 8th

Conclusions:

C. D

D. F

Ques (6-8): Direction: In the given question below is given a statement followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to assume everything in the statement to be true, then consider the two conclusions together and decide which of them logically follows the given statement and choose your answer according to that.

II. The Director of the financial institution should have expertise commensurate with the financial work carried out by the institute. A. B. C. D. E.

Only conclusion I follow Only conclusion II follow Either I or II follow Neither I nor II follow Both I and II follow

Ques (9-13): Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions. There are some stacks, which contain 12 boxes: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K and L placed one above the other in a stack, kept from west to east. The height of each of the boxes is same. There are at most four stacks.

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Mock Test - 1 Box J is in the west of box B but not to the immediate west. Box B and box J are not placed in the stacks which has box H and box D. There are two boxes between box E and box I vertically. Box G is the top most box in the stack which is at the extreme right end. Box H is two stack away from the box D. Stack which is at 2nd position from the left end has half no of boxes as of stack which is at 2nd position from the right end. Box D is one box away from the box G vertically. The stack which has box I at the bottom most position is the tallest stack. Box C and box G are at the same position in different stacks. No box is at the same level or level above the box E. Box J is not at the bottom of stack. Box F and box I are immediate neighbours horizontally but none of them are on the stacks that are on extreme end. Box E is placed immediately above box B. Box K is placed adjacent to box L horizontally. Box A is placed at the bottom place of the stack which is on extreme end.

(i) Hasini is the sister of Fareeda.

Q.9 How many boxes are there in the tallest and shortest stack respectively?

Q.15 Who is the father-in-law of Elena?

A. 4 box and 3 box C. 4 box and 2 box E. 5 box and 2 box

B. 3 box and 1 box D. 5 box and 3 box

Stack which has box D. Stack to the immediate left of stack which has box I. Stack which is at left end. Stack which has box H. Can’t be determined.

Q.11 If we exchange the position of the stacks which are at extreme ends then what will be the position of box J with respect to box E? A. B. C. D. E.

One stack away towards east. Adjacent stack. Two stack away towards west. Both are in same stack. Can’t be determined.

Q.12 What is position of box K with respect to box F? A. B. C. D. E.

Immediate above Towards the east direction Towards the west direction Immediate below Can’t be determined.

B. Four boxes D. Eight boxes

Ques (14-16): Direction: These questions are based on the information given below. In a family, eight persons are there, of whom there are three couples. Ayub, Bhim, Chintu and Dada are the men and Elena, Fareeda, Gayatri and Hasini are the women in that family. It is also known that

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(iv) Fareeda is the mother-in-law of Ayub. (v) Gayatri’s brother is one among the four men and he is married. (vi) Hasini is a widow and she has only one child, who is unmarried. Q.14 Who is the brother of Gayatri? A. Ayub C. Chintu E. Data inadequate A. Ayub C. Chintu E. Data inadequate

B. Bhim D. Dada

B. Bhim D. Dada

A. Ayub C. Chintu E. Data inadequate

B. Bhim D. Dada

Ques (17-19): Direction: Read the following information carefully and answer the question that follows. Six persons Billi, Elina, Ajay, Chandan, Frodo, and David have different heights and weights. A person according to their weight and height is to be selected from the group. The list is prepared in decreasing order. No two persons have the same positions in both rows. Frodo is lighter than at least four. Billi is taller than David only. David is heavier than at least three people but definitely lighter than Billi and has the same position in weight row as Frodo has in height row. There is a difference of four places between the position of Elina in both rows. Only two persons are heavier than Ajay and he is one place below in the height row. Q.17 Who is the tallest and lightest among them?

Q.13 What is the total number of boxes in stacks which are of equal height? A. Six boxes C. Two boxes E. None of the above

(iii) Chintu is married to Elena.

Q.16 Who is the brother of Gayatri?

Q.10 In which stack box L is placed? A. B. C. D. E.

(ii) Gayatri is the daughter of Bhim.

A. Frodo C. Elina E. Chandan

B. David D. Billi

Q.18 What is true about the position of Ajay? A. Third Heaviest C. Third Tallest E. None of these

B. Third Lightest D. Both (B) and (C)

Q.19 How many people are lighter than Chandan? A. One C. Three E. None Ques (20-24):

B. Two D. Four

Mock Test - 1 Direction: In the question below are given some statements followed by conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

D. E.

Q.20 Statements:

Every Board is carom

Q.24 Statements No Chess is Board Only few Board is Tennis Only a few Board are Cricket

I. Some pillow are cushion.

Conclusions

II. All cushion are bed.

I. All Cricket is Carom is a possibility.

Conclusions:

II. Some Carom is Board.

I. All cushion are pillow. II. Some cushion are pillow. III. Some cushion are bed. A. Either I or III follows C. Only II and III follow E. None follows

Neither I nor II follows Both I and II follow

B. Only I and II follow D. Only II follows

A. Only II follows C. Either I or II follows E. None follows

B. Only I follows D. Both I and II follows

Ques (25-26):

Q.21 Statements:

Direction: Study the following arrangement carefully and answer the question:

All schools are colleges.

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Some universities are institutions. No school is university. Conclusions: I. All colleges are universities is not a possibility. II. No college is a university is not a possibility. III. Some institutions are not schools is not a possibility. A. Only I follows C. Only III follows E. Only I and III follow

B. Only II follows D. All follows

Q.22 Statements: Some cases are blur. Only a few clear are captured. All blur are captured. Conclusions: I. Some clear are not cases. II. Some blur are not clear. III. Some cases are captured. A. B. C. D. E.

If conclusion I follows If conclusion II follows If conclusion III follows If conclusion II and III follow If conclusion I and II follow

Q.25 In the given arrangement, how many numbers are there which are immediately followed by a symbol? A. None C. Two E. Four

B. One D. Three

Q.26 What is the sum of the numbers between the element ‘*’ and ‘>’? A. 24 E. 21

B. 17

C. 19

D. 23

Ques (27-31): Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions followed by it. Ten people are sitting in two parallel rows containing five people each, in such a way that adjacent persons are equidistant to each other. In row 1- F, G, H, I and J are sitting facing towards south while in row 2- A, B, C, D and E are sitting facing towards north direction. So, in the given seating arrangement, each member seated in a row is facing the other person sitting in the other row.

Some cat are not birds

C is sitting opposite to the neighbour of H. G is sitting next to the right of J. Two persons are sitting between D and B and one of them is sitting at the corner. I is sitting at the one of the corners. F is sitting at the third to the right of the person who is sitting opposite to E. C is sitting next to the right of the person who is sitting opposite to the H. E is not sitting next to the right of the one who is sitting opposite to G. B is not sitting to the left of A. J is not sitting at any of the corners.

Only a few birds are sparrow

Q.27 Which of the following statements is false?

Q.23 Statements: All dogs are hen Some dogs are cat

Conclusions: I. All birds being cat is a possibility II. Some Hen are Cat A. B. C.

Only I follows Only II follows Either I or II follows

A. B. C. D. E.

F is sitting at the second position from one of the corners. A is sitting second to the left of the one who is sitting opposite to I. C is not sitting next to the left of B C is sitting second to the left A. G is sitting opposite to A

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Mock Test - 1 Q.28 Four out of the five options somehow forms a group, which of the following does not belong to that group? A. H E. E

B. B

C. D

D. I

Q.29 Who is sitting second to the left of the one who is sitting opposite to C? A. F E. J

B. G

C. H

D. I

B. G

C. H

D. I

Q.31 Who is sitting opposite to the one who is sitting fourth to the left of E? A. F E. J

B. G

C. H

Q.37 Statement: A pen is more powerful than the sword. Assumptions: I. Pen is made of metal which is harder than the metal used for making the sword.

Q.30 Who is sitting opposite to A? A. F E. J

Direction: In the question below a statement followed by two assumptions numbered I and II has been given. An assumption is something supposed or taken for granted. You are required to consider the statement and the following assumptions and decide which of the assumptions and decide which of the assumptions is implicit in the statement.

D. I

II. Mental power is more effective than the physical power. A. B. C. D. E.

Only assumption I is implicit. Only assumption II is implicit. Either assumption I or assumption II is implicit. Neither assumption I nor assumptions are implicit. Both the assumptions are implicit.

Ques (32-36):

Ques (38-41):

Direction: Answer the question based on the information given below.

Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.

Nine students A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and K are born on 1st of different months among January, February, April, May, June, August, September, October and December in the same year. Students, who were born in months with only 30 days, have different ranks among 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

In a certain code language,

B was born immediately after the 3 rd rank holder. K was born two months after B, who was not born in May. One student was born before D. Two students were born between K and G. A was born immediately before F. E was born after C, who was born after H. A is not 1st rank holder. E doesn’t have any rank.

'si kn ma' means 'Village is smart'

Q.32 Find the odd one out. A. H E. K

B. F

C. D

D. B

Q.33 Who was born immediately after 2nd rank holder? A. E C. B E. None of the above

B. H D. F

Q.34 Who is four months elder than C? A. G C. H E. None of the above

B. F D. A

Q.35 How many students are elder than E? A. Six C. Five E. None of the above

B. Four D. Eight

Q.36 Which among the following statements is/are true? A. B. C. D. E.

F was born after G C was born in August F was born two months after D H is not the eldest None of the above statements is true

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'se ma to' means 'India is beautiful' 'si fe ma' means 'Rohan is smart' 'ra fe si to' means 'Smart Rohan visits India'

Q.38 Code ‘kn ma se lk to’ is for which of the following sentence in given language? A. B. C. D. E.

Smart India is beautiful Village in India is beautiful India is smart village Village in India is smart Rohan is very smart

Q.39 What will be the code of Village? A. ma C. kn E. Either ma or si

B. si D. to

Q.40 What could be the code for 'smart city? A. ma si C. fe si E. kn ck

B. si cm D. se to

Q.41 What could be the code of 'Rohan is going Village'? A. kn sa si fe C. kn ra se fe E. kn ma to ra

B. si ma se fe D. kn ma fe kr

Ques (42-46): Direction: Study the following information carefully to answer the question that follow: There are nine persons sitting around a circular table. Some are facing inside while some are facing outside the table. Only three persons are sitting between T and S, who is second to the

Mock Test - 1 right of U. R is fourth to the right of Q. T is not an immediate neighbour of U.V is second to the left of X and faces opposite direction of Q. W is not an immediate neighbour of U and sits third to the right of P. Q sits second to the right of the one who sits third to the left of U. W and P are facing same direction but opposite to R, S and X. Q does not face inside but in the middle of X and V. Q.42 How many persons are facing outside the table? A. 4 C. 6 E. None of these

B. 3 D. 5

B. Fifth to the right D. Fifth to the left

B. Two D. One

Q.46 Who among the following sits immediate right of X? B. R

C. T

D. Q

Q.47 Some people still listen only to the radio instead of downloading songs. Apparently, they do not want to miss the thrill of accidentally listening to a song that they did not expect to listen to. Which of the following is a statement that can be inferred from the facts stated in the above statement? A. B. C. D. E.

B. South - West D. West

A. 15 m C. 18 feet E. 30 feet

B. 12 feet D. 12 m

Direction: Select the most appropriate word to fill in the blanks.

Q.45 If all the persons are arranged in English Alphabet series in anti-clockwise direction starting towards the right of P, how many persons will not change their positions after the rearrangement (excluding P)?

A. P E. S

A. North - East C. East E. Cannot be determined

Ques (51-55):

Q.44 What is the position of W with respect to V?

A. Three C. Four E. Five

Q.49 In what direction is S with respect to U?

English Language

R is immediate left of W R is second to the right of P R is fifth to the left of V R is immediate left of U All are correct

A. Fourth to the left C. Third to the left E. Both (A) & (B)

B. 16 feet D. 8 feet

Q.50 What is the distance between point K and V?

Q.43 Which of the following statement is true about R? A. B. C. D. E.

A. 10 feet C. 4 feet E. 15 feet

Songs cannot be downloaded from the radio. Unexpected songs are easier to remember. One cannot discover songs by accident when they are downloading them. Downloading is expensive. Songs are better on the radio.

Ques (48-50): Directions: Study the information given below carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Q.51 Association of Diwali to Goddess Lakshmi is the _______ of many Hindus. A. belief C. believes E. practice

B. repudiate D. virtue

Q.52 Thomas did not _______ the vegetables because he was busy. A. bringing C. had bought E. was bringing

B. bought D. bring

Q.53 The teacher needs to find out _______ bag is it. A. who’s C. whose E. what

B. who D. which

Q.54 Any newspaper, nowadays, _______ a lot of significance for humans. A. carrying C. carried E. carries

B. carry D. to carry

Q.55 _______ had he finished his paper when the bell rang. A. As soon as C. No sooner E. Scarce

B. Hardly D. When

Ques (56-60): Direction: The following sentences form a paragraph. Rearrange the following six sentences/ group of sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer the questions given below.

Mira started her journey from point J. Point J is 4 feet east of point K. Point P is 4 feet west of point Q. Point P is 10 feet north of point J. Point S is 10 feet south of point Q. Point R is the midpoint of the path Q and S. Point U is 5 feet north to point V. Point R is 4 feet west of point U.

A. So, he cut away all other straight trees.

Q.48 What is the distance between the point K and S?

D. Their trunks were broad and shapely.

B. But, there was one tree which was having a crooked and shapeless trunk. C. It was a dense forest where all trees were straight and tall.

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Mock Test - 1 E. One day a wood-cutter came there.

C. is slayed by

F. He looked around and decided that he had no use for the crooked tree.

A. Only A C. Only C E. No improvement

Q.56 Which sentence becomes LAST after rearrangement? A. (B) E. (A)

B. (D)

C. (E)

D. (C)

Q.57 Which sentence becomes SECOND after rearrangement? A. (F) E. (E)

B. (B)

C. (A)

D. (D)

Q.58 Which sentence becomes FOURTH after rearrangement? A. (A) E. (D)

B. (E)

C. (B)

D. (C)

B. (B)

C. (C)

D. (F)

Q.60 Which sentence becomes THIRD after rearrangement? A. (B) E. (E)

B. (C)

C. (D)

D. (A)

Ques (61-65): Direction: In the following sentence, a part of the sentence is underlined. Below are given alternatives to the underlined part, which may improve the sentence. Choose the correct alternative. In case no improvement is needed, choose the alternative that indicates 'No improvement.' Q.61 The teacher give some valuable advice to the students. A. gave some salubrious B. had been given some admirable C. was giving some cataclysmic A. Only C C. Only A E. No improvement

B. Only B D. Both B and C

Q.62 The Common Wealth games have helped a smear to Indian sport and found a refreshing reflection. A. lookup for B. mirror up to C. geared up A. Only A C. Both B and C E. No improvement

B. Only B D. All A,B and C

Q.63 It would be a useful exercise for you to say the speech loudly several times. A. B. C. D. E.

speech louder several times speech loudest several times speech loud several times speech aloud several times No improvement

Q.64 The book comprises of beautiful fables. A. comprises B. is made from

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Q.65 The 52nd Amendment comes into force in 1985 when Rajiv Gandhi was Prime Minister. A. came at force in B. come into force in C. came into force in A. Only A C. Only C E. No improvement

B. Only B D. Both B and C

Ques (66-70):

Q.59 Which sentence becomes FIRST after rearrangement? A. (A) E. (E)

B. Only B D. Both A and B

Direction: Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow. Among a group of some of the greatest distance runners in history, none of the standard physiological measurements— VO2 max, lactate threshold, running economy—produced any seriously eye-popping values. To understand why these runners were so good, the researchers suggested, we might need another variable: fatigue resistance, which they defined as “the extent of the deterioration of the other three variables over time.” Interestingly, that same new variable pops up in a new analysis of power data from pro cyclists. An international research team led by Peter Leo, a doctoral student at the University of Innsbruck, and James Spragg, a British cycling coach, crunched the numbers from a group of elite and nearelite professional cyclists in a five-day race called the Tour of the Alps. The best predictor of race performance, competitive level, and event specialty wasn’t the raw power or heart-rate data—it was, once again, fatigue resistance. The subjects in the new study, which was published in the International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, came from three European cycling teams: Tirol KTM, Bora Hansgrohe, and Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec. The 14 participants from Tirol KTM were all under-23 riders competing in the developmental Continental tier of cycling competition; the ten participants from the other two teams were pros. The power profile can tell you lots of useful things about your strengths and weaknesses as a rider. If you’re really good at sustaining sky-high power output for five-second bursts, that bodes well for your ability to win sprint finishes and cover sudden mid-race moves. If your 30-minute power is unusually good, that suggests you might be a climber or a time trialist. Overall, the power profiles turned out to predict almost perfectly what order the riders finished in and how far behind the leaders they were. As you’d expect, the max powers are highest for the short bursts and lowest for the longer durations. For the pros, the lines are mostly bunched together on top of each other. That means that even if they’ve been riding fairly hard for a few hours, they can still surge for a minute or two almost as quickly as they could when fresh. It’s only at the highest level of fatigue, after 3,000 kilojoules of work, that their sprint performance starts to drop off noticeably. In contrast, the

Mock Test - 1 power profiles for the U23 riders are much more spread out. Even after just 1,500 kilojoules of work, their ability to sustain high-intensity efforts is noticeably impaired. In other words, it’s fatigue resistance that differentiates pros from U23s. Q.66 Which of the standard physiological measurements produced eye-popping values? A. VO2 max C. Running economy E. None of the above

B. Lactate threshold D. Fatigue resistance

B. Worsen D. Ameliorate

B. Affirm D. Sporadic

Q.69 What ability will you have if you are good at sustaining sky-high output for five seconds bursts? A. B. C. D. E.

Ability to be a climber Ability to be a time trialist Ability to win sprint finishes and cover sudden mid-race moves Ability to play football or tennis None of the above

Q.70 What is the essence of the passage? A. B. C. D. E.

Q.73 Which of the following word fits the blank labelled as (3)? A. Fed C. Thrown E. Directed

B. Supplied D. Provided

A. Shaped C. Shipped E. Volatile

B. Manned D. Violated

Q.75 Which of the following word fits the blank labelled as (4)?

Q.68 What is the antonym of sustaining? A. Uphold C. Juxtapose E. None of the above

B. Adorned D. Advised

Q.74 Which of the following word fits the blank labelled as (5)?

Q.67 What is the synonym of deterioration? A. Improving C. Candid E. None of the above

A. Adored C. Adopted E. Objected

The concept of sportsmanship The best predictor of race performance, competitive level, and event speciality is fatigue resistance How VO2 max, lactate threshold and running economy help us see the level of a sportsman Professionals vs Amateurs in cycling None of the above

Ques (71-75): Direction: In the following passage some of the words have been left out. Read the passage carefully and select the correct answer for the given blank out of the given alternatives.

A. Engage C. Direct E. Dilute

B. Mislead D. Divert

Ques (76-78): Direction: In the following sentence, one phrase has been printed in bold. Below the sentence, three meanings are given. Select the correct meaning of the phrase from the options given below. Q.76 The women of the town, however, have taken up cudgels for the soon-to-be ex-Mayor of Sunnyville, Ohio. A. The women of the town have decided to pick up the remnants of the works of the soon-to-be ex-Mayor of Sunnyville, Ohio. B. The women of the town have taken a strong stand against the soon-to-be ex-Mayor of Sunnyville, Ohio. C. The women of the town have taken a stance to fight in support of the soon-to-be ex-Mayor of Sunnyville, Ohio. A. Only A C. B and C E. A and C

B. A, B, and C D. Only C

Q.77 I thought I would ask him if he wanted me to pay him back right away, but then I decided to let the sleeping dogs lie. A. To leave things as they are; especially, to avoid further problems.

In an attempt to take on fake news, Google News has ___(1)___ new measures. Google has updated its guidelines to prohibit sites that misrepresent or ___(2)___ their country of origin or are ___(3)___ at users in another country under false premises. "Sites included in Google News must not misrepresent, misstate, or conceal information about their ownership or primary purpose, or engage in coordinated activity to ___(4)___ users," states the company guidelines. Google also allows publishers to file a spam report if they believe that another publisher has ___(5)___ Google News inclusion guidelines.

B. Not to poke someone or something further.

Q.71 Which of the following word fits the blank labelled as (2)?

A. Her character had very attractive traits, which made her very agreeable.

A. Conceal C. Locate E. Implicate

B. Adjunct D. Implant

Q.72 Which of the following word fits the blank labelled as (1)?

C. To ignore a problem because trying to deal with it could cause an even more difficult situation. A. Only A C. All A, B, and C E. Both A and C

B. Only B D. Only C

Q.78 United with these execrable traits of her character, there were others, to which we have already alluded, which were alluring.

B. Her character traits had a combination of irresistible and abominable traits. C. Her character had a unison of admirable and abominable traits.

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