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LIC AAO Prelims 2019 – Exam Pattern

• Note: English Language test will be of qualifying nature and the marks in English Language will not be counted for ranking.

Reasoning Ability

Directions (1-5): Study the following

information carefully and answer the

questions given below.

Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are

belong to a same family and they are seated

in a row facing south. Everyone is related to

U in some manner such as Mother, Father,

Brother, Wife, Son and daughter.

• R sits left of U.

• P and R are siblings.

• Q is the son of V.

• T sits second from the right end of the

row.

• U’s mother sits 3rd to the left of T.

• U sits third to the left of his wife who

is an immediate neighbor of P.

• U doesn’t sits at any extreme end of

the row.

• One of the immediate neighbors of U

is male person.

• S and U are not immediate neighbors.

1) Which of the following statement is

true?

a) Q is the brother of S

b) S is the wife of T

c) Immediate neighbor of P is male

d) U’s daughter sits second to the left of U’s

father

e) All are incorrect

Subject Name

Number of Questions

Maximum Marks Minimum Qualifying Marks

Timing

Reasoning Ability

35 35 18 20 Mins

Quantitative Aptitude

35 35 18 20 Mins

English Language

30 30 10 20 Mins

Total 100 70 - 60 Mins

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2) What is the position of S with respect

to V?

a) Second to the right

b) Second to the left

c) Immediate right

d) Third to the left

e) None of these

3) How many persons are seated

between U’ brother and U’s daughter?

a) One

b) Two

c) Three

d) None

e) More than three

4) Who among the following is the son

of U?

a) P

b) R

c) Q

d) V

e) None of these

5) Four of the five among the following

are similar in such a way to form a

group, which one of the following

doesn’t belongs to the group?

a) T

b) U

c) S

d) R

e) Q




In a certain coding language,

“Costly Smartphones are good” is coded as

“nt pt mt dt”

“Smartphones are from china” is coded as

“mt pt bt st”

“Moment from good pen” is coded as “ht lt

st nt”

“Costly Pen pencil Book” is coded as “ht rt ut

dt”

6) Which of the following is the code for

“Pencil”?

a) rt

b) ut

c) dt

d) ht

e) Either (a) or (b)

7) Which of the following is the code for

“China”?

a) bt

b) st

c) mt

d) pt

e) ht

8) Which of the following can be coded

for “good book costly smartphones”?

a) ut nt rt dt

b) ut dt pt bt

c) nt rt dt mt

d) ut nt dt lt











e) None of these

9) Which of the following can be coded

as “pt ht st rt”?

a) Pencil from pen are

b) Smartphones from pencil are

c) good from smartphones book

d) Costly from are Moment

e) None of these




Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting

around a triangular table.Three persons are

sitting at a corner and they are facing

towards the centre while three persons are

sitting at the edges and they are facing

away from the centre of the table. They are

different in ages i.e. 23 25, 36, 34, 40 and

44 but not necessarily in the same order.

The difference between the age of D and F is

11 years. Two persons are sitting between E

and A. E is not 25 years old. B is younger

than E. C is an immediate neighbor of E and

sits immediate left of the one whose age is

square of an odd number. D sits second to

the right of F. B doesn’t not faces towards

the centre. The difference between the age

of A and C is 10 years.

10) Who sits second to the right of B?

a) A

b) C

c) F

d) D

e) None of those given as option

11) What is the position of D with

respect to the one who is eldest person

but not A?

a) Second to the right

b) Third to the right

c) Fourth to the right

d) Immediate right

e) Immediate left


true?

I) F is 36 years old

II) The one who is immediate right of C

is 40 years old

III) B is 23 years old

a) Only (I) and (II)

b) Only (II)

c) Only (I) and (III)

d) Only (II) and (III)

e) All (I), (II) and (III)

13) If all the persons are seated in

alphabetical order from A in

anticlockwise, then how many persons

remains in their original position

(excluding A)?

a) 1

b) 2

c) 3

d) None

e) More than three











14) Which of the following is Person -

age combination is definitely true?

a) A - 34

b) C - 44

c) F - 36

d) E - 40

e) B – 40

Direction (15-17): In each of the

following questions some statements

are followed by two conclusions

numbered I and II. You have to take

the given statements to be true even if

they seem to be at variance from

commonly known facts. Read the

conclusions and then decide which of

the given conclusions logically follows

from the given statements.

15. Statements:

All grids are bird

All curd are bird

Some bird are third

No curd is third

Conclusions:

I. All bird being third is a possibility

II. No grid is a third

a) Only conclusion I follows

b) Only conclusion II follows

c) Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows

d) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II

follows

e) Both conclusion I and II follows

16. Statements:

Some babies are water

All water are umbrella

No umbrella is a Sword

All sword are yard

Conclusions:

I. Some yard are babies

II. No water is Sword





follows


17. Statements:

Some card are record

No record is a file

No document is a file

All documents are pages

Conclusions:

I. All pages are record is a possibility

II. Some record are not a document





follows















Certain numbers of persons are sitting in a

linear row facing north. Number of persons

sitting to the left of S is half of the number

of person sitting to the left of Q. S sits

fourth to the left of V. P is sitting at one of

the extreme end of the row. B sits sixth to

the right of P. As many persons are sitting

between B and Q is same as between T and

F. Three persons are sitting between V and

T.Q sits third to the left of T.

18) Who among the following are

immediate neighbors?

a) S and P

b) Q and V

c) V and P

d) T and B

e) None of these

19) What is the position of B with

respect to V?

a) Immediate right

b) Third to the left

c) Twelfth to the right

d) Tenth to the right

e) Immediate left

20) How many persons are sitting in a

row?

a) 16

b) 23

c) 19

d) 18

e) 24

21) Number of person sitting to the left

of B is ______ than that of number of

person sitting to the right of V?

a) Six less

b) Five more

c) Twelve more

d) Four less

e) Two less

22) Who sits seventh to the right of V?

a) The one who is third to the left of T

b) S

c) P

d) The one who is immediate neighbor of Q

e) The one who is immediate left of F

Directions (23-25): In the following

question assuming the given

statements to be true, find which of the

conclusion among given five

conclusions is/are definitely true and

then give your answers accordingly.

23. Statement: A > B ≥ C ≥ D, S = T > M

< N = C

Conclusion:

I) T > A

II) M < D

a) Only Conclusion I follows

b) Only Conclusion II follows











c) Either Conclusion I or II follows

d) Neither Conclusion I nor II follows

e) Both Conclusion I and II follow

24). Statement: A ≤ B < C ≤ D, P = Q = R

≥ D = K

Conclusion:

I) R > A

II) C < Q






25. Statement: B ≥ O = L > D, E > V ≥ A

≥ R = B

Conclusion:

I) O ≤ V

II) D < E









There are Eleven Persons A, S, M, I, E, N, G,

H, P, B and F are in a family belong to three

different generations. H is a Male person. I

is the father of F who is the child of M who is

the daughter in-law of S. S is the father of G

who is the Mother in law of E. E is married

to N who is the son- in law of P. P is the

male person in the family and not married

A. There are five married couples in the

family. F is not married.

26) How is B related to N?

a) Brother in law

b) Mother in law

c) Father in law

d) Mother

e) Father

27) How is G related to F?

a) Aunt

b) Uncle

c) Father

d) Mother

e) None of these

28)How many pairs of letters are there

in the word “CENTENARY” which have

as many letters between them in the

word as in alphabetical series (Both

forward and backward)?

a) One

b) Two

c) Three

d) More than Three

e) None














Raja Starts walking 4km towards North to

reach his house. Then he turns to his left

and walks 6km to reach his garden. Again

he turns to his left and walks 5km to reach

temple. Then he turns to his right and walk

6km to reach his school. Then he turn to his

right and walk 1km to reach his office.

29) What is the total distance between

his starting point and his office?

a) 11km

b) 8km

c) 13km

d) 12km

e) 6km

30) What is the direction of Raja’s

House with respect to his school?

a) North west

b) South East

c) North East

d) South

e) West




Six persons Sibi, Yash, Rohit, Paruthi,

Ramesh and Nambi are lives in six different

floors of the same building such that

bottommost floor is numbered as 1 and the

floor above the 1 is numbered as 2 and son

on until the topmost floor is numbered as 6.

Each of them attends an exam on same

week but different days starting from

Sunday to Friday.

Three persons lives between Rohit and the

one who attend the exam on Tuesday. Two

person lives between Sibi and Ramesh who

lives below Sibi. Ramesh doesn’t attend the

exam on Monday. Rohit attend the exam on

Friday and lives adjacent to Yash and the

one who attend the exam on Thursday. Two

person attends exam between Ramesh and

Yash who attends immediately after Paruthi.

Nambi doesn’t attend the exam on Tuesday

or Wednesday.

31) Nambi attends the exam on

______?

a) Monday

b) Sunday

c) Wednesday

d) Thursday

e) Tuesday

32) How many person lives between

Yash and the one who attend the exam

on Sunday?

a) One

b) Two

c) None

d) Three

e) More than three











33) Number of person attend the exam

before Paruthi is same as number of

person lives below _____?

a) Nambi

b) Rohit

c) Ramesh

d) Yash

e) Sibi


true?

a) Paruthi – Monday – 1st floor

b) Rohit – Friday – 6th floor

c) Yash – Sunday – 4thfloor

d) Nambi – Monday – 2ndfloor

e) Ramesh – Wednesday – 5thfloor

35) Four of the five among the

following are similar in such a way to

form a group, which one of the

following doesn’t belongs to the group?

a) Sibi - Friday

b) Rohit - Wednesday

c) Ramesh - Monday

d) Nambi - Tuesday

e) Yash - Thursday

Quantitative Aptitude

Direction (36 - 40) Find the

approximate value that will come in the

place of question mark (?) in the

following questions.

36) {{(3528.19/21.09)/7.32}/3.89} +

5.782 + √142.88 =?

a) 48

b) 40

c) 62

d) 54

e) 44

37) (125.67/7.13) + 9.122 – 19.9% of

320.12 =? * 4.99

a) 7

b) 9

c) 5

d) 11

e) 6

38) (647.875/9.032) + 17.8742 –

19.786% of 630.456 =? *6.345

a) 30

b) 35

c) 40

d) 49

e) 45

39) 16.256% of 1749.698 – 20.365% of

1149.89 = 24.763% of ?

a) 100

b) 200

c) 190

d) 180

e) 150

40) 243.88 – 11.76 * 13.24 +?2 –

12.9872 = 15.02 * 13.98 + 24.84 *

22.32

a) 18

b) 22

c) 33











d) 15

e) 29

Direction (41 - 45): Find the wrong

number in the following number series.

41) 97, 114, 135, 156, 185, 216

a) 114

b) 156

c) 135

d) 216

e) 185

42) 65, 97, 141, 199, 273, 363

a) 199

b) 363

c) 141

d) 65

e) 273

43) 7, 28, 140, 840, 5040, 47040

a) 5040

b) 28

c) 7

d) 140

e) 47040

44) 469, 573, 661, 742, 813, 874

a) 469

b) 813

c) 661

d) 573

e) 742

45) 525, 130.25, 37.5, 12.5, 5

a) 12.5

b) 525

c) 130.25

d) 5

e) 37.5









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Directions (46 – 50): Study the following information carefully and answer the

given questions:

The following bar graph shows the total number of desktops and laptops in 6 different labs.

46) Find the difference between the

total number of laptops in lab A and C

together to that of total number of

desktops in lab B and D together

a) 35

b) 42

c) 23

d) 54

e) None of these

47) Find the ratio between the total

number of desktops in lab E and F

together to that of total number of

laptops in lab D and E together?

a) 75: 26

b) 52: 17

c) 33: 91

d) 127: 103

e) None of these

48) Total number of desktops in lab B, C

and D together is approximately what

percentage of total number of laptops

in lab A, E and F together?

a) 144 %

b) 136 %

c) 123 %

d) 158 %

e) 112 %

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

Lab A Lab B Lab C Lab D Lab E Lab F

Desktop

Laptop











49) Find the total number of laptops in

all the given labs together

a) 135

b) 110

c) 150

d) 175

e) None of these

50) Find the average number of

desktops in all the given labs together

a) 42

b) 46

c) 34

d) 38

e) None of these

Directions (51 - 52): For each of the

following questions two statements are

given. Use the data of those statements

and then determine which of the

following statements is necessary to

answer the question.

a) If the data in statement I alone is

sufficient to answer the question

b) If the data in statement II alone is

sufficient to answer the question

c) If the data either in statement I alone or

statement II alone are sufficient to answer

the question

d) If the data given in both I and II together

are not sufficient to answer the question

e) If the data in both the statements I and II

together are necessary to answer the

question

51) What is the ratio of the efficiency of

a man and a woman?

Statement I: 20 men are as efficient as 16

women

Statement II: 30 women can complete half

of the work done by 40 men in same time.

52) Find the length of train A

Statement I: Ratio of the speeds of Train A

to Train B is 2:3.

Statement II: Length of train B is 30%

more than that of train A.

Directions (53 - 56): Each question

contains Quantity I and Quantity II.

Read the contents clearly and answer

your questions accordingly.

a) Quantity I > Quantity II

b) Quantity I ≥ Quantity II

c) Quantity II > Quantity I

d) Quantity II ≥ Quantity I

e) Quantity I = Quantity II or Relation

cannot be established

53) 5x – 2y = 5 and 1 + (x/y) = 8/5.

Quantity I: Value of 3x + y?

Quantity II: Value of 3y - x?

54) Quantity I: If 5x2 = 19x -12, then the

value of x is?

Quantity II: If 5y2 +11y =12, then the

value of y is?











55) Quantity I: The ratio of speed of two

trains is 3: 5. If the second train runs 350

km in 7 hours, then the speed of the first

train is?

Quantity II: 150 m long train crosses a

telegram post in 3 sec. Find the speed of the

train (In km/hr)

56) 30% of first number is equal to the

20% of second number. The difference

between the 50% of these two numbers

is 100.

Quantity I: 60% of the first number

Quantity II: 40% of second number

57) The present age of Rajesh is equal

to Vaibhavi’s age 10 years hence. 5

years ago, the ages of Vaibhavi and

Rajesh is in the ratio of 1: 2. Find

Vaibhavi’s Present age? a) 17 years

b) 14 years

c) 15 years

d) 13 years

e) None of these

58) The average age of 25 students in a

class is 20. If the age of a teacher is

included, then the average age

increased by one year, find the age of

the teacher? a) 42 years

b) 46 years

c) 38 years

d) 34 years

e) None of these

59) A man takes to row 80 km along the

stream is half of the time taken to row

against the stream. Find the speed of

the boat in still water if the speed of

stream is 6 km/hr

a) 24 km/hr

b) 20 km/hr

c) 18 km/hr

d) 12 km/hr

e) None of these

60) The area of a square is 1296 sq cm.

Find the perimeter of the rectangle, if

length is (1/3) the side of the square

and breadth is 28 cm less than the side

of the square? a) 40 cm

b) 52 cm

c) 64 cm

d) 78 cm

e) None of these

61) A and B invest in a business in the

ratio of 11: 15. If 25 % of the total

profit goes to Charity and A’s share is

Rs. 33000, then the total profit is?

a) 105000

b) 125000

c) 150200

d) 164500

e) 104000











62) P, Q and R can fill the tank in 12, 16

and 24 min respectively. All three

began to fill the tank together but P and

Q left 3 and 4 min respectively before

filling the tank. Find the total time

taken by all of them to fill the tank? a) 12 min

b) 16 min

c) 8 min

d) 10 min

e) None of these

63) A shopkeeper sells an article at a

loss of 9 (1/2)%. Had he sold it for Rs.

46.50 more, he would have earned a

profit of 6%. Find the cost price of the

article? a) Rs. 300

b) Rs. 450

c) Rs. 400

d) Rs. 350

e) None of these

64) The difference between the simple

interest and compound interest for 3

years at 6 % per annum is Rs. 275.40.

Find the sum a) Rs. 32000

b) Rs. 28000

c) Rs. 22000

d) Rs. 25000

e) None of these

65) A, B and C together can do a piece

of work in 5 days less than A, B alone

takes 15 days and C alone takes 30

days. Then find the no of days taken to

complete the work by A alone

a) 10

b) 15

c) 20

d) 12

e) 5

66) The train and a platform has equal

length. The train running at the speed

of 50 km/hr crosses the platform in 36

seconds. Find the length of the

platform?

a) 180 m

b) 250 m

c) 200 m

d) 150 m

e) None of these

67) A jar contains 68 litres of mixture

of milk and water in the ratio of 15: 2.

34 litres of mixture is taken out and 2

litres of water is added to the jar. What

is the percentage of water in the

mixture? a) 20 %

b) 25 %

c) 16.67 %

d) 33.33 %

e) None of these

68) In an examination, it is required to

get 750 aggregate marks to pass. A











student gets 606 marks and is declared

failed by 12 % of total marks. What are

the maximum aggregate marks a

student can get?

a) 1000

b) 700

c) 1200

d) 800

e) None of these

69) The speed of a car is two-third of

the speed of a train. Train covers 360

km in 3 hours. How much distance will

the car cover in 5hrs? a) 400 km

b) 360 km

c) 420 km

d) 340 km

e) None of these

70) A box contains 5 red balls, 4 pink

balls and 3 yellow balls. If 2 balls are

drawn at randomly, then the probability

of getting at least one ball is pink?

a) 19/33

b) 71/83

c) 57/75

d) 45/62

e) None of these

English Language

Directions (71-76): Read the passage

carefully and answer the following

questions.

Far from the din of elections, Indian officials

are working closely with U.S. officials to

ensure that two upcoming deadlines in early

May, for the extension of the Iran oil

sanctions waiver, as well as the final

decision on withdrawing India’s preferential

Generalised System of Preferences (GSP)

status, end positively for the government,

multiple sources in Delhi and Washington

confirmed.

While the decision on the GSP could be

deferred until after elections, the discussions

on the Iran oil sanctions waiver have

indicated an extension is likely, with India

allowed a lower quantity of oil imports from

Iran.

Last week, following discussions with U.S.

Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial

Intelligence Sigal Mandelkar, who visited

Delhi in early April to discuss “U.S. nuclear-

related sanctions on Iran and the global

coalition to combat Iran’s state support for

terrorism and ongoing malign behaviour, ”

the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) had

said both sides had been “continuously

engaged” on the issue of India’s oil imports

from Iran since November.

India, Turkey and China remain the only

countries with significant imports. After

initial defiance where it said it only

recognised “UN sanctions, not unilateral

sanctions”, the Modi government has











softened its stand in negotiations for the

sanctions waiver from America.

According to informed sources, the U.S. is

considering an extension of the six-month

waiver, but reducing the quantity of oil India

can import from the previous allowance of

nine million barrels a month. “The waiver

lapses on May 4; let’s wait and see what

happens. But I think the important thing is

that we will continue our engagement to see

if we are taking care of our energy security;

but the important thing is that the

discussions and the engagement should

continue and which is continuing between

India and U.S.,” said MEA spokesperson

Raveesh Kumar.

The deadline, for the announcement of the

cancellation of U.S. preferential duties or

GSP status, set for May 2, may be put off if

the U.S. Trade Representative in

Washington Mark Lightizer accepts an

_______ from India-Causus co-chairs

senators Mark Warner and John Cornyn,

who wrote to him on April 12, as well as one

from Republican Congressman George

Holding who wrote to him on March 27.

71) Which of the following is SIMILAR

in meaning to the word DEFIANCE given

in BOLD in the above passage?

a) Compliance

b) Openness

c) Meekness

d) Disobedience

e) Warning

72) Which of the following is OPPOSITE

in meaning to the word RECOGNISED

given in BOLD in the above passage?

a) Professed

b) Proposed

c) Acknowledged

d) Received

e) Unknown

73) Which of the following statements

is true according to the passage?

a) The Modi government was able to

negotiate the resistance of Iran’s oil sanction

waiver from America.

b) Iran said that its oil sanction was

unilateral decision and it was not

recognised.

c) America considers the extension of six

month’s waiver.

d) Both A and C

e) None of these

74) Which of the following words

should fill the blank given in last

paragraph to make it contextually

correct and meaningful?

a) Approval

b) Promise

c) Appeal

d) Request

e) Invitation











75) Which two discussions are likely to

end in coming month?

a) India’s oil import issue and the decision of

U.S. about Iran’s energy security

b) Extension of Iran’s oil sanction waiver as

well as the final decision on withdrawing

India’s preferential Generalised System of

Preferences (GSP) status.

c) Option A and B

d) None of these

e) The bonding between India and Iran and

the oil transport system of the countries

76) Has the author mentioned any

chance for the announcement of the

cancellation of India’s GSP status

whose deadline was on May 2?

a) No. There is no mention.

b) Yes. There is a chance if Iran allows India

to soften oil sanction waiver matter.

c) Yes. But the reason is not clearly

mentioned.

d) Yes. The chance is there if the U.S. Trade

Representative Mark Lightizer accepts an

appeal from India-Causus co-chairs senators

Mark Warner and John Cornyn.

e) None of these

Directions (77-82): Read the following

sentences carefully and rearrange them

in correct sequence to create a

meaningful passage.

77)

A. She is very beautiful and polite.

B. We all know the story of Cindrella.

C. In a party she danced with a prince and

hurriedly left her shoes and disappeared.

D. She lived with her step-mother and step-

sisters.

E. The prince got that shoe and finally found

her by searching everywhere.

a) DACBE

b) ACBDE

c) BDCAE

d) BADCE

e) None of these

78)

A. In 2016 December, India faced a big

bash.

B. The motive of this act was to wash off all

the black money from the country.

C. This incident effected the Indian economy

in various ways.

D. It was Demonetization.

E. By this step of the Central Government

there was good impact as well as ill impact

on the country people.

a) BACDE

b) CBDAE

c) ADBEC

d) DACBE

e) None of these

79)

A. His one of the famous creation is

‘Geetanjali’ for which he was offered Noble

prize.











B. He is also a music director, lyricist and

singer.

C. Rabindranath Tagore is one of the

greatest Bengali poets.

D. He is not only a poet, but also a

dramatist, novelist and story writer.

E. His created songs are called ‘Rabindra

Sangeet’.

a) BCDAE

b) CADBE

c) CBADE

d) CDABE

e) None of these

80)

A. It plays a crucial role in every creature’s

life.

B. Time is an important factor in everyday’s

life.

C. There is nothing still or permanent in

each creature’s life.

D. But it teaches all of us to progress.

E. The factor on one hand shows a man

good hours and on the other bad hours.

a) BAEDC

b) ABDEC

c) CADEB

d) BCDAE

e) None of these

81)

A. There are several type of photography,

like street photography, fashion

photography, wildlife photography etc.

B. New generation fellows now tend to

choose it as their profession.

C. Photography is now one of the strong

earning ways.

D. the course fees and a camera body and

its various type lenses are very costly to

buy.

E. But all passionate people cannot afford to

study on photography as

a) BACDE

b) CBAED

c) BCADE

d) ACBDE

e) None of these.

82)

A. The keys in a keypad is not set

B. The keypad of a computer is an important

tool.

C. as the alphabetical order. It is called

QWERTY keypad on

D. the basis of the setting of the keys.

E. It is a hardware part.

a) BEACD

b) EABCD

c) CEABD

d) DECAB

e) None of these

Directions (83-88): Each sentence

below is divided into five parts,

denoting (A), (B), (C), (D), and (E).

There is an error in any part(s) of the

sentence. Find out the correct option.











83) This is not the fast time (A) that

Anil created such (B) a blunder in a

public (C) gathering to draw (D)

everyone’s attention (E).

a) Only D

b) Only A and B

c) Only A and C

d) Only A

e) Only B and D

84) I was going market (A) that day

when I (B) suddenly saw Fatema (C)

running towards the (D) police

station.(E)

a) Only C

b) Only A and B

c) Only B and C

d) Only A

e) Only B

85) Pinki was extremely ashamed (A)

for the incident that (B) had happened

yesterday (C) and took her husband (D)

as culprit. (E)

a) Only B

b) Only A and B

c) Only B and C

d) Only D

e) None of these

86) Ruchi stood first in her (A) class

but she was not (B) happy for her

Mathematics (C) marks as she did (D)

not expect it.(E)

a) Only A and B

b) Only A

c) Only C

d) Only C and D

e) None of these

87) Those books are immidiately (A)

necessary to me as (B) I can get many

important (C) information from them.

a) Only B

b) Only A and C

c) Only C

d) Only B and D

e) None of these

88) We are planning a (A) surprise

party for Diya (B) in her birthday and

(C) her friends will also (D) be

invite.(E)

a) Only E

b) Only B and C

c) Only D

d) Only C and E

e) None of these

Directions (89-94): In each of the

following questions there is one blank

space. There are five options below.

Find one word that to fit in sentence A

and another word that to fit in sentence

B making it meaningful.

89)

A. The infant __________ rate in 2017

was about 32 deaths per 1000 live

births.











B. There were __________ six people

in the gang which attacked the bank.

a) Live, almost

b) Mortality, around

c) Fatality, only

d) Expiry, around

e) None of these

90)

A. Manvi was ready to go to the party

but a shocking news __________ her

from going.

B. Bimal ________ a cab as his car was

not properly working.

a) Protected, booked

b) Abstained, stopped

c) Ceased, called

d) Prevented, called

e) None of these

91)

A. He was so tired that he could not

even _______ his clothes before sleep.

B. The leader of the group is

continuously __________ others.

a) Change, cheering

b) Keep, encouraging

c) Shift, amusing

d) Change, encouraging

e) None of these

92)

A. Billu quiet when his turn came.

B. Tony his boss by doing a mistake in

the meeting.

a) Staying, tortured

b) Keeping, lied

c) Was, offended

d) Remained, offended

e) None of these

93)

A. Priya was continuously ______ her

husband for the incident.

B. We are looking __________ the

suitable applicant for the post.

a) Teasing, to

b) Nagging, for

c) Accuses, to

d) Poked, through

e) None of these

94)

A. they were _________ through SMS.

B. they ___________ their close ones

in the mishap.

a) Receiving, lost

b) Chatting, lost

c) Talking, retain

d) Chatting, found

e) None of these

Directions (95-100): In the following

questions, a part of the sentence (a

word or a phrase) has been highlighted

in bold. There are four options given as

(a), (b), (c) and (d). Find the correct

replacement of the given bold word or

phrase. If there will be no changes,

choose option (e).











95) The members of the club were

offended as some people of the political

ruling party suddenly came to threaten

them to leave the place.

a) Came to inform

b) Offered

c) Threatening

d) Requested

e) No changes required

96) I was about to go out for some

shopping then suddenly someone

knocked the door.

a) Knocks

b) Knocking the door

c) Came to the door

d) Knocked at the door


97) Mili performed very well in the

competition but unluckily someone won

the first prize.

a) She did not win

b) Unfortunately another competitor won

c) Luckily she won

d) Another one won


98) We all love to hear the old hindi

songs and consider them as jewels of

the music industry in India.

a) Think them

b) Take them

c) Consider those

d) Imagine the songs


99) Navin granted his wife inferior to

him judging from her designation and

neglects her so much.

a) Considers his wife inferior

b) Regards his wife superior

c) Disqualifies his wife

d) Grants his wife to be


100) The couple went to the

psychiatrist taking their child and the

doctor suggested them to nurture him

in every single manner.

a) To take care of

b) To behave with him

c) To insult him

d) To hit him










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