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WorksheetsINFOSYS - CSE (Retest)
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
Each question is followed by 2 statements A & B mark,
1 – If the question can be answered with the help of any one statement but not both.
2 – If the question can be answered with the help of both the statements together.
3 – If the question can be answered with the help of either of the statements.
4 – If the question cannot be answered with the information providedWhat is the value of x?
A. The LCM of x and 21 is 63
B. The HCF of x and 21 is 3
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Each question is followed by 2 statements A & B mark,
1 – If the question can be answered with the help of any one statement but not both.
2 – If the question can be answered with the help of both the statements together.
3 – If the question can be answered with the help of either of the statements.
4 – If the question cannot be answered with the information provided
Three positive odd integers are x, y and z. Find the numbers x, y, z
A. Sum of last 2 numbers is 8
B. Sum of first 2 numbers is 12
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Each question is followed by 2 statements A & B mark,
1 – If the question can be answered with the help of any one statement but not both.
2 – If the question can be answered with the help of both the statements together.
3 – If the question can be answered with the help of either of the statements.
4 – If the question cannot be answered with the information provided
How many mangoes did Anitha buy from the fruit vendor?
A: Anitha bought Rs.144 worth of mangoes at Rs.36 per dozen.
B: Anitha paid Rs.3 per mango to the fruit vendor
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Each question is followed by 2 statements A & B mark,
1 – If the question can be answered with the help of any one statement but not both.
2 – If the question can be answered with the help of both the statements together.
3 – If the question can be answered with the help of either of the statements.
4 – If the question cannot be answered with the information provided.
Is x – 3/x = 27
A. x*x = 9
x < -1
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Each question is followed by 2 statements A & B mark,
1 – If the question can be answered with the help of any one statement but not both.
2 – If the question can be answered with the help of both the statements together.
3 – If the question can be answered with the help of either of the statements.
4 – If the question cannot be answered with the information provided.
What is the area of quadrilateral ABCD
A. AB = 5 cm
B. AC = 13 cm
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Each question contains six statements followed by four sets of combinations of three. Choose the set in which the statement are logically related.
A. Some cheetahs are dreamers
B. Kin-kin is a dreamer
C. Kin-kin is not cheetah
D. All dreamers are giants
E. Some cheetahs are giants
F. All giants are dreamers.
ADE
BAC
EFD
None of these
Each question contains six statements followed by four sets of combinations of three. Choose the set in which the statement are logically related.
A. conventional cells are replaced by solar cells.
B. The solar cells are better than conventional cells.
C. Commercialisation alone can sustain new invention
D. Conventional cells do not need commercialisation.
E. The solar photovoltaic cell is the latest innovation.
F. Sustenance of the solar cells depends on commercialisation.
EBF
EBD
CEA
CEF
Each question contains six statements followed by four sets of combinations of three. Choose the set in which the statement are logically related.
A. Small projects do not need World Bank funding.
B.The World Bank funds only large projects.
C.Large projects need World Bank funding.
D. The Narmada project is a large project.
E. The Tehri Dam project is a large project.
F.The Tehri Dam project is eligible for World Bank funding.
EFB
ABC
DEF
BEF
Each question contains six statements followed by four sets of combinations of three. Choose the set in which the statement are logically related.
A. Indigenously produced spark plugs are of poor quality.
B. The Tata Sumo engines have long life.
C. Indigenously produced spark plugs reduce the life of engines.
D. Use of the new German spark plugs ensures long life of the engine.
E. The Tata Sumo uses indigenously produced spark plugs.
F. The Tata Sumo uses German spark plugs.
ACE
DFE
DFB
BDE
Each question contains six statements followed by four sets of combinations of three. Choose the set in which the statement are logically related.
A. All trucks are vans
B. Some trucks are bicycles.
C. Some bicycles are not cars.
D. Most cars are not vans.
E. All bicycles are vans.
F. Some bicycles are vans
BFC
DEB
AEB
ABF
A 30% chloric acid solution and a 60% chloric acid solution is to be mixed so that the resultant solution has 40% chloric acid in it. In what ratio should the two be mixed?
1:2
2:1
1:3
3:1
Suppose there are 3 oranges, 5 apples and 6 papayas. They have to be arranged so that the no two oranges are together, all apples are together and all papayas are together. There is no specific order defined for this arrangement. In how many ways can this be done?
86400
1036800
518400
259200
If all the alphabets have a different value i.e 0-9 and DOWN + WWW = ERROR, then what is the value of D+R+O+W+N given that O=3?
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Find the missing number?
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22
At what time between 4 and 5 o’clock will the hands of a watch point in opposite direction?
45 mins past 4
50 mins past 4
(554/11) mins past 4
(600/11) mins past 4
A culinary competition has the following 3 judges – Karthik, Vijay and Manish. During a challenge, each of the three judges has to select at least one of the following dishes made by the contestants – Lasagne, Sashimi, Ravioli, and Caesar Salad. The following conditions hold:
-No judge can select both Caesar Salad and Ravioli.
- Manish selects more dishes than anyone else.
-Any judge who selects sashimi also selects Lasagne.
-Any dish that is selected by Karthik is also selected by Vijay.
Which of the following must be true?
Karthik cannot select Sashimi unless Manish does.
Karthik and Vijay always select at least one dish that Manish selects.
Only Manish selects Ravioli if Vijay does not.
Manish can select three dishes only if Karthik selects two dishes.
A culinary competition has the following 3 judges – Karthik, Vijay and Manish. During a challenge, each of the three judges has to select at least one of the following dishes made by the contestants – Lasagne, Sashimi, Ravioli, and Caesar Salad. The following conditions hold:
-No judge can select both Caesar Salad and Ravioli.
- Manish selects more dishes than anyone else.
-Any judge who selects sashimi also selects Lasagne.
-Any dish that is selected by Karthik is also selected by Vijay.
If every dish is selected by at least one judge, each of the following could be true EXCEPT:
At least one dish is selected by all three judges.
Karthik selects exactly the same dishes as Vijay.
Vijay selects more dishes than Karthik.
Karthik selects exactly one same dish as Manish.
A culinary competition has the following 3 judges – Karthik, Vijay and Manish. During a challenge, each of the three judges has to select at least one of the following dishes made by the contestants – Lasagne, Sashimi, Ravioli, and Caesar Salad. The following conditions hold:
-No judge can select both Caesar Salad and Ravioli.
- Manish selects more dishes than anyone else.
-Any judge who selects sashimi also selects Lasagne.
-Any dish that is selected by Karthik is also selected by Vijay.
Which of the following must be true?
Vijay selects more dishes than Karthik.
If Vijay selects Sashimi, Karthik also selects Sashimi.
If Karthik selects Sashimi, Vijay selects Lasagne.
If Manish selects Caesar Salad, then Karthik and Vijay do not.
A culinary competition has the following 3 judges – Karthik, Vijay and Manish. During a challenge, each of the three judges has to select at least one of the following dishes made by the contestants – Lasagne, Sashimi, Ravioli, and Caesar Salad. The following conditions hold:
-No judge can select both Caesar Salad and Ravioli.
- Manish selects more dishes than anyone else.
-Any judge who selects sashimi also selects Lasagne.
-Any dish that is selected by Karthik is also selected by Vijay
If Manish selects Caesar Salad, then Karthik and Vijay do not.
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A culinary competition has the following 3 judges – Karthik, Vijay and Manish. During a challenge, each of the three judges has to select at least one of the following dishes made by the contestants – Lasagne, Sashimi, Ravioli, and Caesar Salad. The following conditions hold:
-No judge can select both Caesar Salad and Ravioli.
- Manish selects more dishes than anyone else.
-Any judge who selects sashimi also selects Lasagne.
-Any dish that is selected by Karthik is also selected by Vijay
If Manish does not select Caesar Salad or Ravioli, then all of the following could be true EXCEPT:
Karthik selects Ravioli.
Exactly two judges select Sashimi.
All three judges select Lasagne
Vijay selects Caesar Salad.
Striking results have been obtained from investigations of the general standard of health of different income groups. Public school boys, who on the whole come from better fed families, are taller, heavier and stronger than secondary school boys. Moreover, infantile death rate among children of labourers was four times as great as it was among the well-to-do children.
It can be inferred from the passage that
Children from high income groups overate.
Even if poorly fed children are given better diet they cannot improve.
Although nutrition is only one factor of difference, it can hardly be without significance.
Public school boys are given more training and physical activities to become taller and stronger
Ironically enough, anorexia appears to exist only in the section of society affluent enough to feed people well. Where survival is a struggle, anorexia is rare. An explanation of that theory is that girls from affluent homes grow up with more rationalisation powers, a greater concern about their bodies and general appearance and therefore, have to fit into the mould that is expected of them.
It can be assumed that
Most young girls have a tendency to believe that beauty lies in the way other people want you to look
Anorexia is a serious problem that is calling for attention.
Eating disorder is prevalent mostly among women than it is among men
Anorexia is still a subject of research
On a recent expedition to a remote region of northern Canada, scientists uncovered skeletal remains from about 100,000 years ago. Surprisingly, all the skeletal remains, which included many species from differing biological families and spanned about two thousand years, showed evidence of experiencing temperatures in excess of 1000 degrees Fahrenheit (or 538 degrees Celsius).
Which of the following, if true, best explains the apparent paradox between the cold environment and the evidence of the bones experiencing hot temperatures?
Other scientific research released two years before the expedition showed that the remote region of northern Canada underwent considerable warming in the past 100,000 years.
Chemical changes that naturally occur during the process of decay in only one north Canadian species produce the same evidence of the species' skeletons being exposed to hot temperatures as the expedition scientists found.
Strong evidence exists that as early as 70,000 years ago, Homo sapiens around the world relied heavily on fire to cook animals.
In the same expedition and in roughly the same layer of excavation, scientists found rudimentary wood cutting and hunting tools used by early humans.
When Olympics were first started in Greece, it was an occasion for harmony, understanding, relaxation and promoting peace. The revival of the Olympiad ideally fitted in the gentleman’s concept of gallantry in games in the later part of the 19th century. Slowly but steadily, politics started penetrating into the field of sports.
Which of the following is an evidence of the claim made by the argument?
Race, religion and creed are important determiners for participation in olympics.
Before the 19th century the main purpose of Olympics was competition and business.
India remained supreme in hockey as long as there was no politics mixed with games.
China is ahead of India in sports as well.
From October 1, it will be mandatory for oil refineries to blend at least 5% of ethanol with petrol. The government is enthusiastically pursuing the fuel called petrol, which increases efficiency. Therefore, the problem of fuel prices is also met. The government is very happy about this new finding, which it will introduce in another week's time.
Which of the following statements weakens the argument?
The fuel thus produced emits pollutants which are three times more dangerous than that emitted by the existing fuel.
The fuel, petrol is highly affordable by almost all segments of the population
The price of spirit is also likely to increase considerably.
Many industries have now begun to manufacture ethanol
The government should ensure that the prices of drugs do not go up. AU taxes and duties on drugs should be withdrawn as it taxes the suffering humanity. Drugs, undoubtedly, are an important medical resource.
It can be inferred from the passage that
It is important to weed out unnecessary drugs.
Drugs have the potential for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of Medicare.
Doctors should be aware of the new drug delivery systems
Drug therapy must be given more importance
Without new-generation computer chips made in Japan, the US Department of Defence cannot guarantee precision of its nuclear weapons. If Japan told Washington that it would no longer sell computer chips to the United States, the Pentagon would be totally helpless and in a dangerous position.
Which of the following statements strengthens the argument?
The accuracy of the missiles depends on the quality of the computers.
The Americans can do a little better than depend on the intelligence of other countries.
Japan can completely upset the American military balance if it sells its computer chips to the Soviet Union instead of to the US.
The Americans have been wise in calling off the arms race.
He had ___________ , his face grow larger than they should.
a unique disease that made the bones from
a rare disease that made the bones of
an unnatural disease that wilt make the bones of
a special disease that made the bones in
They _____________ TV ever since they came home.
Watched
have watched
have been watching
should watch
The long, lone hours on the trail gave Doug a chance - - ------
to get himself to know better.
for getting to know himself better.
to get to know himself better.
in getting better to know himself
That is a moving story ------ - --
that had survived the centuries.
that has survived the centuries.
which is survived by the centuries.
that is a survival in the centuries
The girl ______________ a defect in her nervous system.
was unable in feeling pain because of
was disabled to feel pain in
was incapacitated to feel pain because of
was unable to feel pain because of
As soon as the plane ___________ to a hospital.
landed, he was rushed
was landing, he was rushed
was grounded, he was rushed
could be landed, he went rushing
You try to ___________ when you want to control your laughter.
put a brave face
make a face
keep your hair on
keep a straight face
When it comes to English grammar, she certainly -- - ----
gets the wrong end of the stick
rings a belt
knows her stuff
carries the can
Identify the correct sentence
1. Men in my office love to take longer coffee breaks.
2. The men in my office love taking long coffee breaks.
3. Men at my office take long coffee breaks and they love it.
4. Taking long breaks for coffee is what men in my office love to do.
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Identify the correct sentence
1. This year's college trip to Shimla was the most enjoyable vacation I have ever had.
2. This year's college trip to Shimla was a more enjoyable vacation I had.
3. The most enjoyable college trip I ever have was the Shimla trip of this year.
4. I have enjoyed this year's college trip in Shimla to the utmost.
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Identify the correct sentence
1. If Ram doesn't pay the mortgage to his house on time, he will be out in the street.
2. Ram will be out in the streets if he does not pay mortgages of his house in time.
3. If Ram does not pay mortgage to his house he will be out of the streets on time.
4. If Ram does not pay the mortgage on his house on time, he will be out on the streets.
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Identify the correct sentence
1. My laptop was stolen at the airport yesterday while I was waiting.
2. They had stolen my laptop yesterday at the airport while I was waiting
3. I was waiting at the airport yesterday when they stole my laptop.
4. While I was waiting at the airport yesterday, my laptop was stolen
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Identify the correct sentence
1. General intelligence is essential for outstanding achievement because it involves one's natural ability to comprehend difficult concepts quicker and to analyse them clearly.
2. General intelligence is essential in outstanding achievement because it involves the natural ability of one in comprehending difficult concepts more quicker and to analyse them clearly.
3. General intelligence is essential for outstanding achievement because it involves one's natural ability to comprehend difficult concepts quicker and analysing them with clearness.
4. General intelligence is essential for outstanding achievement because it naturally involves one's ability to comprehend difficult concepts quicker and an analysis of them clearly.
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Questions are based on the data given below:
The following table shows the transaction of an investment banker on a certain day. The numbers indicate the number of bonds bought or sold, or the net increase in the number of bonds in a category.
What is the value of a?
10
25
50
65
Questions are based on the data given below:
The following table shows the transaction of an investment banker on a certain day. The numbers indicate the number of bonds bought or sold, or the net increase in the number of bonds in a category.
What is the value of b?
52
15
20
35
Questions are based on the data given below:
The following table shows the transaction of an investment banker on a certain day. The numbers indicate the number of bonds bought or sold, or the net increase in the number of bonds in a category.
What is the value of d?
02
15
25
30
Questions are based on the data given below:
The following table shows the transaction of an investment banker on a certain day. The numbers indicate the number of bonds bought or sold, or the net increase in the number of bonds in a category.
What is the value of c?
20
25
30
35
Questions are based on the data given below:
The following table shows the transaction of an investment banker on a certain day. The numbers indicate the number of bonds bought or sold, or the net increase in the number of bonds in a category.
What is the value of e?
0
25
40
60
