Quant Quiz

Directions (1-5): Study the table carefully to answer the following questions.

Q1.What is the speed of the train running between Kanyakumari and Madurai? 
1) 40 kmph                2) 60(2/19) kmph                3) 62(11/21) kmph                4) 50 kmph                5) 68(15/22) kmph

Q2.If there is no any stop between Kanyakumari and Renigunta, then what will be the new speed of the train?
1) 47(5/7) kmph                2) 48(4/9) kmph                3) 49(1/2) kmph                4) 50(3/7) kmph                5) 53(11/17) kmph

Q3.What is the total income of Railways from this train from Kanyakumari to Madurai? (Given-fare for Child is 40% that for an Adult)
1) Rs.163400                2) Rs.155980                3) Rs.173500                4) Rs.184000                5) Rs.192500

Q4.What is the ratio of adults to children who arrive at Renigunta?
1) 3 : 5                2) 47 : 21                3) 39 : 41                4) 47 : 51                 5) 5 : 19

Q5.A 10-member family, in which there are 4 children, boards the train at Tuticorin and deboards the train at Arakkonam. What is the fare paid by them? (Given that the ratio of fare of Adult to child is 5 : 2)
1) Rs. 3034                2) Rs. 2832                3) Rs. 2964                4) Rs. 3544                5) Rs. 3262

Q6.Two cards are drawn from a well-shuffled pack of 52 cards. Find the probability that both of them are either red or Kings.
1) 7/13                2) 3/26                3) 63/221                4) 55/221                5) 5/7

Q7.Two dice are tossed. What is the probability that the sum total is a prime number?
1) 1/6                2) 5/12                3) 1/2                4) 7/9                5) 8/15

Directions (8-10): In each of these questions, two equations (I) and (II) are given. You have to solve both the equations and give answer
1) if x > y              2) if x < y             3) if x ≥ y             4) if x ≤ y             5) if x = y or relation cannot be established between ‘x’ and ‘y’.

Q8. I.  x(x+7) = 30                II. y^2 = (2401)^1/2  +(225)^1/2 

Q9. I.  5x^2 – 11x +6 = 0                  II.y^2 -15y +56 = 0

Q10. I.x^2 = 1296                     II.y(y+7) + 12 = 0

Answer & Explanation

Reasoning Quiz

Directions (1-5): Study the given information carefully and answer the given questions:
Eight people -A , B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting in a straight line facing North not necessarily in the same order. F is sitting fifth to the right A.D is sitting fifth to the right of E. E is to the immediate right of A. H is third to the left of D. B is third to the right of G. G is an immediate neighbour of A.

Q1. What is E’s position with respect to C?
(a) Second to the left            (b) Third to the right                (c) Fourth to the right                (d) Third to the left                (e) None of these

Q2. Who is sitting third to the right of the one who is sitting sixth from the right end of the above arrangement?
(a) D                (b) C                (c) E                (d) H                (e) None of these

Q3. Who amongst the following are sitting at the extreme ends of the line?
(a) G and D                (b) A and D                (c) G and F                (d) E and D                (e) A and B

Q4. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on their seating position in the above arrangement and so form a group. Which one does not belong to the group?
(a) HD                (b) BE                (c) EC                (d) AH                (e) GB

Q5. If all eight persons are asked to sit in an alphabetical order from right to left, the positions of how many will remain unchanged as compared to their original seating position?
(a) Three                (b) more than three                (c) One                (d) Two                (e) None

Directions 6-10: In each of the questions below are given four statements followed by four conclusions numbered I, II, III and IV. 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 logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

Q6. Statements : All cups are bottles, Some bottles are jugs, No jug is plate, Some plates are tables
Conclusions :
some tables are bottles II. some plates are cups. III. No table is bottle                IV. some jugs are cups.
(a) only I follows                (b) only II follows                (c) only III follows                (d) only IV follows                (e) only either I or III follows

Q7. Statements : All birds are horses, All horses are tigers, Some tigers are lions, Some lions are monkeys
Conclusions :
some tigers are horses. II. some monkeys are birds. III. some tigers are birds.                IV. some monkeys are birds.
(a) only I and III follow                (b) only I, II and III follow                (c) only II, III and IV follow                (d) all I, II, III and IV follow                (e) none of these

Q8. Statements : Some chairs are handles, All handles are pots, All pots are mats, Some mats are buses
Conclusions :
some buses are handles. II. some mats are chairs.                 III. No bus is handle.              IV. some mats are handles.
(a) only I, II and IV follow               (b) only II, III and IV follow               (c) only either I or III and II follow
(d) only either I or III and IV follow                (e) only either I or III and II and IV follow

Q9. Statements : Some sticks are lamps, Some flowers are lamps, Some lamps are dresses, All dresses are shirts
Conclusions :
some shirts are sticks. II. someshrits are flowers.               III. some flowers are sticks.              IV. some dresses are sticks.
(a) none follows                  (b) only I follows                (c) only II follows              (d) only III follows              (e) only IV follows

Q10. Statements : Some benches are walls, All walls are houses, Some houses are jungles, All jungles are roads
Conclusions :
some roads are benches. II. some jungles are walls.                 III. some houses are benches
some roads are houses.
(a) only I and II follow                (b) only I and III follow              (c) only III and IV follow              (d) only II, III and IV follow
(e) none of these

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English

 Q(1-15)Read each sentences to find out whether there is any grammatical or idiomatic error in it. The error, if any will be is one of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is (5). (Ignore error of punctuation, if any).

Q1.It is not simply that one was/ a party of the far-left and the other is/ a party of the far-right; rather, it is that the FN/ relies exclusively on elections for its legitimac/No error.

Q2.It also reflects the fact that European electorate/have become more concerned about the inability /of their national governments to implement /economic reform in a globalised economy./No error.

Q3.One can only hope that the/ threat of the far-right have/ the positive side effect of focussing the/minds of politicians, especially on the left/No error.

Q4.The tournament organisers of the ISL /were not available for a comment /on the development, while another source rubbished the report/No error.

Q5.Through the transformations that Pinker documents, /we appear to have underwent what the/ novelist Michel Houellebecq calls a/ metaphysical mutation in our relations with each other/No error.

Q6.One of those is Ravinder Singh”s,/ a fitness professional who began a neighbourhood/ running group in Gurgaon, a glass-towered/ business district on the edge of Delhi /No error.

Q7.I have being walking /down that road for many /years now and I still discover/ boreens I’d never thought existed/No error.

Q8.Cities I have lived in/ I can feel the change,/But I wouldn’t know the/ difference between Indore and Baroda/No error.

Q9.Pathak said this price band/ is one of the least competitive /and where Indian consumers typically looking/ for the brand factor in purchase/No error.

Q10.The Indian squad for the tour/ of Australia to play One-Day Internationals and /Twenty20 Internationals against the host country/ in January

2016 is to be picked in Delhi on Saturday/No error.

Q11.No body else/but these comely young women have/ played a prank on you;but it is pitiable that you don’t/ understand it/No error.

Q12.Baleno is a real global/ model, to satisfy our customers/ not only in India / across but also  global markets/No error.

Q13.An indian driver or carpenter has to work/about two haours to buy kilograms of rice while his counterparts in autraia/ , the neatherlands and switzerland need to/ work only fifteen minutes for it/no error.

Q14.To be sure the same sound was that very moment perhaps being heard all over the seas, from hundreds of/ whalemen’s look-outs perched as high in the air; /but from a few of those lungs could that accustomed old cry have derived /such a marvellous cadence as from Tashtego the Indian’s/No error.

Q15.After spending  few days in Evangeline’s country,/ about which Longfellow’s beautiful poem has woven a /spell of enchantment, Miss Sullivan and I/ went to Halifax, where we remained the greater part of the summer/No error.

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Computer Quiz

Q1.  ARP (address resolution protocol) is________.
a) A TCP/IP protocol used to dynamically bind a high level IP address to a
low level physical hardware address
b) ATCP/IP high level protocols for transferring files from one machine to another
c) a protcol used to monitor computers
d) a protocol that handles error and control messages
e) All of the above

Q2. A table consists of?
a) Fields and columns                 b) Rows and columns                c) Rows and cells                d) Felids and cells
e) None of the above

Q3.Which of the following groups contains graphical file extensions?
a) JPG, CPX, GCM b) GIF, TCF, WMF             c) TCP, JPG, BMP                d) JPG, GIF, BMP                e) ADP, GIF, PPT

Q4. An image on a computer screen is made up of a matrix of what?
a) Byte                b) Pixels                c) Bit                d) Palette                e) None of the above

Q5. What type of software creates a smaller file that is faster to transfer over the Internet?
a) MPEG                b) Unzipped                c) Fragmentation                d) Compression                e) Power Point

Q6. A parallel port is most often used by?
a) Mouse                b) Monitor                c) Printer                d) External storage device                e) None of the above

Q7. ISDN stands for?
a) Integral Service Dynamic Network                b) International Subscriber Dialup Network
c) International Service Digital Network d) Integrated Service Digital Network e) Integrated Subnet Domain Network

Q8. What does UPS stands for?
a) Unintentional Power Supply                b) Uninterruptible Power Supply                c) Unilateral Power Supply
d) Unbiased Power Supply e) Universal Power Supply

Q9. Which type of system can learn and adjust to new circumstances by themselves?
a) Database management system b) Expert systems                c) Geographical systems                d) Neural networks
e) File based systems

Q10. What type of internet technology sends information to you without you requesting that information?
a) Push b) Adware c) J2SE SDK                d) Wiki                e) None of the above

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