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WorksheetsMGNF - 44
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Silvassa is the capital of which State/Union Territory in India?
Daman and Diu
Dadra and Nagar Haveli
Mizoram
Meghalaya
Which of the following state and UTs is also known as ‘French Riviera of East’?
Daman & Diu
Goa
Kochi
Puducherry
Which is the oldest artificial harbor on the East Coast of India?
Vishakhapatnam
Haldia Port
Chennai Port
None of these
The first Green Solar Energy Plant has been launched in which state?
Sikkim
Assam
Kerala
Tamil Nadu
Which port is renamed as Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Port ?
Kolkata Port
Chennai Port
Paradip Port
Visakhapatnam Port
Which state reports first confirmed coronavirun case in India ?
Odisha
Punjab
Goa
Kerala
In which one of the following States has India’s largest private sector sea port been commissioned recently?
Andhra Pradesh
Haryana
Tamil Nadu
None of these
What is the Capital of Nagaland.
Imphal
Myanmar
Kolkata
Kohima
Which is the newest port in India?
Kandla Port
Ennore Port
Port Blair
Paradip Port
Ennore Port also known as ?
Anna Port
Kamarajar Port
South Port
Madras Port
The monthly income of A and B are in the ratio of 3: 4 respectively and the monthly saving of A, B, and C are in the ratio of 4: 5: 6 respectively. The monthly expenditure of A is Rs. 2500 less than that of C and the monthly expenditures of B is Rs. 1000 more than that of A. Every month, C spends Rs. 5000 then how much money does he save?
Rs. 4500
Rs. 3000
Rs. 35000
Rs. 2500
Rs.99,000 is to be divided between A, B and C. The ratio of share of A and B is 3 : 7. The share of B is 5/7th the share of C. What is the difference between shares of A and C?
Rs. 34000
Rs. 15000
Rs. 35000
Rs. 49000
4 years ago, the ratio of the age of two friends Virat and Dinesh was 3 : 1. Their present age differ by 4 years. Find the average of their ages, after 2 years?
12 years
14 years
11 years
10 years
The number of students in school A, B and C are in a ratio of 5 : 4 : 8 respectively. If the number of students is increased by 40%, 75% and 25% respectively in next year and the total students after increment is 1200, what was the total number of students initially?
900
800
850
750
In a company there are 78000 employees out of which males and females are in the ratio 7 : 6. Out of the males 35% are working as HR and out of females 25% are working as HR. Find the total number of employees working as HR in the company.
25700
27700
23500
23700
In a race of 300 m P beats Q by 25 m and Q beats R by 15 m. If P and R should finish the race at same time, what head start should P give to R ?
37.55 m
38.90 m
21.25 m
None of these
Q7If the incomes of Arun and Varun are in the ratio 5 : 7 and their expenditure are in the ratio 3 : 4, then find the ratio of their savings?
3 : 5
2 : 5
5 : 7
Can’t be determined
The cost price of 2 shirts and 3 jeans is Rs. 2200 and the cost price of 2 jeans and 4 shirts is Rs. 2400. Find the ratio between the cost price of the jeans and the shirt.
8 : 9
10 : 7
6 : 5
11 : 10
The average of salary of all 35 employees is Rs.22000. If the average salary of all regular employees is Rs.25000 and average salary of all part time employees is Rs.18000, then find the ratio of total regular employees to the part time employees of the company.
4 : 3
5 : 3
4 : 5
5 : 4
Incomes of John and Kelvin are in the ratio 4 : 7 and their spending are in the ratio 6 : 11. If John saves one third of his income, then what will be the ratio of their savings.
12 : 13
13 : 12
18 : 19
12 : 19
Q1. If shop keeper earns 5% profit on oil then what percent discount allowed by shopkeeper?
25%
30%
20%
18%
Q2. What percentage of profit earn by the shopkeeper on vegetable?
15%
25%
20%
18%
Q3. If shop keeper allowed 10% discount on mark price of Sugar then what is the selling price of the Sugar?
Rs 575
Rs 585
Rs 580
Rs 610
Q4. If shop keeper Face 20% loss on salt then what is cost price of the salt?
Rs 550
Rs 580
Rs 500
RS 520
Q5. If cost price of the salt is Rs. 350 then what is the approximate profit percentage earn by shopkeeper on salt?
18%
12%
17%
14%
Q1. Who is enrolled in Psychology Course?
Kirti
Neekita
Stephanie
Smita
Q2. How many students are there in Saurav’s course?
93
84
86
87
Q3. Gaurav is enrolled in which course?
Human Resource
Finance
Mathematics
Sociology
Q4. How many students are there in Mathematics course?
93
84
86
89
Q5. Which course has 87 students?
Human Resource
Finance
Sanskrit
Mathematics
Q1. Which of the following element is sixth to the left of the fifteen element from the left?
5
8
%
O
Q2. How many Symbols are there in the above arrangement each of which is immediately followed by a number and also immediately preceded by a consonant?
5
2
4
3
Q3. How many such odd numbers are there in the above sequence, each of which is immediately preceded by a symbol?
5
2
4
1
Q4. How many Symbols are there in the above arrangement each of which is immediately followed or preceded by a perfect cube of a number or a perfect square of a number?
5
2
4
3
Q5. How many numbers are there in the above series each of which is immediately followed by a consonant as well as preceded by a vowel?
4
5
3
7
.The Americans with disabilities act (ADA) was designed to ensure that there is no discrimination against and unfair termination of differently-abled workers in the workplace. However, after the act was introduced, there has been a marked increase in unemployment among the differently-abled.
Which of the following best explains this seeming discrepancy?
A number of differently-abled people chose not to work
Not willing to deal with the issues of workplace discrimination of the differently-abled, several companies recruited fewer of them in the first place
Knowing that the act was about to be enforced, companies terminated some of the differently-abled while they had a chance
There was no act introduced that would guarantee a job for the differently-abled
.The unemployment among the able-bodied has remained consistently hig
During the last 50 years in England, the national football team has had at least 60℅ of its players born during the months January to March. Similarly, in Germany, at least 50℅ of the team has been born during the first three months of the year. In fact, this statistic holds true for most European countries. This shows that in most European countries, parents with kids born early in the year are more likely to encourage a football career.
Which of the following best explains why the conclusion need not be the best explanation for the statistic?
Of the remaining members, 60℅ or more tend to be born between the months of April and June.
Parents of kids born in the second half of the year have displayed a measurable intent to promote scholarly careers
The age cut-off for kids to try out for a team in most European countries is calculated as on December 31 of any year and older the kid during trials, greater the chances of getting the right opportunities
The school year usually begins in April in most European countries and many parents are known to encourage students to work on their academics and not sports during the school year.
During the last 50 years, on average 30℅ of the kids have been born during the first three months of the year.
.A survey conducted recently in the city indicated that most college welfare-aid applicants understate the number of luxury items - such as cars and TVs – that their family owned, in an effort to maximize the amount of aid they can claim from the city. Paradoxically, the same study also found that many applicants claimed that they had running water and a gas connection even when they did not.
Which of the following best explains the apparent paradox?
The city does not pay welfare unless the applicants have at least some things working for them
Claiming that they do not have a car or a TV ensures that the city looks at the applicant more favorably
While the applicants may be willing to accept that they don't have certain things, they felt embarrassed having to accept that they don't have most things.
Historically, at least 30℅ of the claims have had people understating what they have while only 22℅ overstated what they had.
The people who understated what they had were not the same people who overstated what they had
Industrial and automobile pollution have long been thought to contribute to global warming. However, researchers have identified that the carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide released into the atmosphere are not as potent as the methane emitted by cud-chewing animals such as cows when they fart or belch. Therefore, if you drive a hybrid electric car to the grocery, any favor that you would do to the environment would be offset if you end up buying beef.
Which of the following best describes the author's reasoning?
The author establishes a point by drawing an analogy
The author disproves a popular notion by providing evidence that is contrary to it
The author presents a new theory in response to an existing well-established theory
The author uses an illustration to support a new school of thought that is contrary to a popular school of thought
The author makes a comparison between two theories by providing an example
There are numerous reasons why individuals want to run their own businesses. Some foresee more personal satisfaction if they succeed in launching their own business, while others are mainly interested in the prospect of larger financial rewards. Since 1980s and early 1990s, tax regulation and liberal policies have encouraged increasing number of venture capitalists and entrepreneurs to start new enterprises. Since 1990, one and a half million new ventures have been started. Not all have succeeded.
The above statement makes which of the following assumptions?
Success in starting a new business largely depends on sound financial planning
Venture capitalists are motivated by non-monetary gains
Social incentives motivate investors just as much as financial rewards
None of these
.If highways were restricted to cars and only those trucks with capacity of less than 8 tons, most of the truck traffic would be forced to run outside highways. Such a reduction in the amount of truck traffic would reduce the risk of collisions on highways.
Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen the conclusion drawn in the sentence?
Highways are experiencing overcrowded traffic mainly because of sharp increases in car traffic
Many drivers of trucks would rather buy trucks with a capacity of less than 8 tons than be excluded from highways.
The number of collisions that occur near highways has reduced in recent years
Trucks that have a capacity of more than 8 tons cause a disproportionately large number of collisions on highways
Offshore oil-drilling operations involve an unavoidable risk of an oil spill, but importing oil on tankers presently involves an even greater such risk per barrel of oil. So, if we are to lessen the risk of an oil spill without reducing our oil usage, we must invest more in offshore operations and import less oil on tankers.
Which of the following, if true, seriously weakens the argument above?
Importing oil on tankers is currently less expensive than drilling for it offshore.
Tankers can easily be redesigned so that their use entails less risk of an oil spill.
The impact of offshore operations on the environment can be reduced by careful management.
Oil spills caused by tankers have generally been more serious than those caused by offshore operations.
Something must be done to ease traffic congestion. In traditional small towns, people used to work and shop in the same town in which they lived; but now that stores and workplaces are located far away from residential areas, people cannot avoid traveling long distances each day. Traffic congestion is so heavy on all roads that, even on major highways where the maximum speed limit is 55 miles per hour, the actual speed averages only 35 miles per hour.
Which one of the following proposals is most supported by the statements above?
The maximum speed limit on major highways should be increased.
People who now travel on major highways should be encouraged to travel on secondary roads instead.
Residents of the remaining traditional small towns should be encouraged to move to the suburbs.
Drivers who travel well below the maximum speed limit on major highways should be fined.
New businesses should be encouraged to locate closer to where their workers would live.
Recently, highly skilled workers in Eastern Europe have left jobs in record numbers to emigrate to the West. It is therefore likely that skilled workers who remain in Eastern Europe are in high demand in their home countries.
Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?
Eastern European factories prefer to hire workers from their home countries rather than to import workers from abroad.
Major changes in Eastern European economic structures have led to the elimination of many positions previously held by the highly skilled emigrants.
Many Eastern European emigrants need to acquire new skills after finding work in the West.
Eastern European countries plan to train many new workers to replace the highly skilled workers who have emigrated.
Because of the departure of skilled workers from Eastern European countries, many positions are now unfilled.
.A survey of alumni of the class of 1960 at Aurora University yielded puzzling results. When asked to indicate their academic rank, half of the respondents reported that they were in the top quarter of the graduating class in 1960.
Which one of the following most helps account for the apparent contradiction above?
A disproportionately large number of high-ranking alumni responded to the survey.
Few, if any, respondents were mistaken about their class rank.
Not all the alumni who were actually in the top quarter responded to the survey.
Almost all of the alumni who graduated in 1960 responded to the survey.
Academic rank at Aurora University was based on a number of considerations in addition to average grades
