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Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions. Seven friends – Gopal, Saurabh, Prashant, Aniket, Neeraj, Meena and Vidushi who work in career power live on seven different floors of a building but not necessarily in same order. Lowermost floor of building is numbered 1, one above that is numbered 2 and so on till top most floor is numbered 7. Each one of them also likes a different food recipe, namely South Indian, North Indian, Seafood, French food, Continental, Italian and Chinese.(but not necessarily in same order). i.Gopal lives an odd numbered floor but not on floor numbered three. Only two persons live between Aniket and the one who likes Continental. The One who likes Seafood lives immediately above Prashant. ii.The one who likes North Indian lives on odd numbered floors above Aniket. Saurabh lives on the floors above Neeraj. Only three persons live between Prashant and the one who likes North Indian. iii.The one who likes South Indian lives immediately above the one who likes Chinese. Vidushi lives on an odd numbered floor. Neeraj does not like Seafood. iv.Only one person lives between Saurabh and Neeraj. The one who likes Continental lives immediately above Gopal. Neither Prashant nor Gopal likes French food. 1.Which of the following food recipe does Gopal like? A. Italian B. Chinese C. Seafood D. North Indian E. South Indian 2.Which of the following combinations is true with respect to the given arrangement? A. Italian – Prashant B. North Indian – Meena C. Chinese – Vidushi D. Continental – Aniket E. French food – Saurabh 3.If all the persons are made to sit in alphabetical order from top to bottom, positions of how many persons will remain unchanged? A. Four B. None C. Two D. One E. Three 4.Which of the following statements is true with respect to the given arrangement? A. The one who likes Chinese immediately below Gopal. B. Meena likes North Indian C. None of the given options is true. D. Only four persons live between Aniket and Vidushi E. Vidushi lives immediately below Neeraj. 5.Who among the following lives on the floor numbered 2? A. Saurabh B. The one who likes South Indian C. The one who likes Chinese D. Aniket E. Meena A professor said yesterday that linking Sanskrit with religion and a certain political ideology is "stupid" and "detrimental to the cause" of preserving its rich heritage. It is because the original Sanskrit texts contain some of the earliest thoughts and discoveries of human beings. Even the core thoughts of Buddhism were in the Sanskrit language. To better understand the genesis of oriental philosophy, history, languages, sciences and culture, it's essential to read the original Sanskrit texts. 6.Which of the following is an assumption of the professor's argument? A. If we do not read the original texts, we cannot understand the Indian philosophy, history, and culture. B. People would not like to promote Sanskrit if it is linked to a particular ideology or religion. C. People would lose interest in Sanskrit. D. Sanskrit is a language of the religion. E. None of these 7.Over 20,000 pieces of precious Indian art and art facts have been smuggled out of India in the last three decades. The total value of such smuggled items could be in excess of 10 billion US dollars, although many of these art facts are priceless from a cultural perspective. What have our governments been doing while priceless art was being smuggled out of India? Beyond isolated, small and ineffective measures the government has largely been a spectator. A damning CAG report from 2013 states that India had not recovered even one piece of stolenheritage between 2001 and 2012. Frustrated with the state of awairs, a group of volunteers organized themselves to track, lobby and bring back art works smuggled out of India. They call themselves the India Pride Project. Which of the following brings out the relationship between the two highlighted sentences? A. While the first sentence presents a question, the second one answers the question. B. While the first sentence suggests the governments’ inaction against the art smugglers, the second sentence talks about the action being taken by a group of volunteers. C. While the first sentence blames the government, the second sentence suggests a solution to curb the smuggling of precious Indian art facts. D. While the former shows the cause for frustration, the latter talks about what the frustration is. E. Both (a) and (b) Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions. A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of an input and its rearrangement: Input: about 25 next cat Ear 36 long over 41 jug under 40 Step I: cat next Ear 36 long over 41 jug under 40 about 25 Step II: cat jug next long over 41 under 40 about 25 Ear 36 Step III: cat jug long next under 39 about 25 Ear 36 over 41 Step IV: cat jug long next about 25 Ear 36 over 41 under 40 Step IV is the last step of the above input. As per the rules followed in the above step, 囷nd out the approximate step for the given input. Input: poet turn cat every 22 order 34 fat key inside 29 aptitude 41 hat 8.What is the position of ‘hat’ in Step III? A. Fifth from the left B. Third from the left C. Eighth from the right D. Ninth from the right E. None of these 9.Which step would be the following output? “cat fat hat power turn order 34 key aptitude 41 every 22 inside 29” A. II B. V C. There is no such step D. None of these E. III 10.How many steps will be required to complete the arrangement of the above input? A. Four B. Six C. Three D. Five E. None of these 11.Which of the following words/numbers would be at the eighth position from the right end in the penultimate step? A. Order B. 34 C. 41 D. aptitude E. None of these 12.How many elements are there between ‘34’ and ‘inside’ in Step IV? A. One B. Three C. Five D. Two E. None of these Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below: Seven athletes of Career Power participated in a race competition. There were two types of race in the competition - one was of 100m and the other of 200m. The athletes who participated in both the races were Prashant, Swati, Kamal, Sikha, Yashita, Subham and Preeti. Each athlete completed each race in diwerent time periods, i.e. no race was completed by any two or more athletes in the same time period. Each athlete was given a particular position according to his performance. The one who got the top position performed better than others while one who got the lowest position performed worse. Prashant position in 100m race was just above Subham but in 200m race just below Kamal. Sikha position in 200m race was just above Preeti but in 100 m race just below Yashita. No persons were assigned positions between Prashant and Sikha. At least four persons got positions above Prashant in 100m race and at least four persons below in 200m race. Kamal did not get the highest or the lowest position in any race. Subham performance was better than Preeti in any race. 13.How many persons got position below Prashant when the performance of all persons in 100 m race is taken into consideration? A. Two B. Five C. Four D. One E. None of these 14.In 200m race, how many persons performed better than Prashant? A. Six B. Five C. Four D. Two E. None of these 15.Who among the following got the same position both in 100m and 200m races? A. Only Kamal B. Only Sikha C. Both Kamal and Sikha D. Can't say E. None of these 16.Who among the following persons showed very dismal performance in 100m race? A. Swati B. Yashita C. Preeti D. Can't say E. None of these 17.Who got the position, just above Kamal in the 100 m race? A. Yashita B. Prashant C. Preeti D. Swati E. None of these To drive an electric economy, there must be some forms of energy generation that are flexible enough to be adjusted to meet fluctuations in demand. Nuclear isn't one of these, being suitable for providing a steady base load output but not rapidly adjustable. Wind and solar provide constantly fluctuating outputs. To make fullest use of these abundant but non-nuclear forms of energy we will need another flexible form of generation to complement their fluctuations and match the changing demand cycles. Gas has been touted as the answer to this but fossil fuel gas will only make the climate problem worse. 18.Which of the following statements can be inferred from the passage above? A. Storing energy generated at times when renewable provide a surplus, and using it when they fall short is likely to be the sustainable alternative. B. We have no clear vision of energy generation. C. We are obsessed with conventional energy generation. D. Storage, a vital component of energy generation, is completely missing from our energy systems. E. None of these Black collar crimes are pursued vigorously and punishment meted out. But when it comes to white collar crimes, society is very indulgent.

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