WorksheetsMISSION MILLION NEW TEST
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 25hrs 0mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A man increases his speed by 20% and reaches his destination 12 minutes earlier. What is the original time taken if the total distance is 60 km?
a)
72 min
b)
80 min
c)
90 min
d)
100 min
2.
The price of an article is first increased by 25% and then decreased by 20%. Find the net percentage change.
a)
0%
b)
0.25% increase
c)
1.5% decrease
d)
2.5% increase
3.
Average weight of A, B and C is 93 kg. If another man D joins the group whose weight is 81 kg then new average of the four people will be equal to:
a)
65 kg
b)
67 kg
c)
86 kg
d)
90 kg
4.
Two pipes A and B can fill a tank in 10 hours and 15 hours, respectively. When both are opened, how long will it take to fill the tank?
a)
6 hrs
b)
8 hrs
c)
9 hrs
d)
12 hrs
5.
Mukesh purchased an article marked up by 50% at a discount of 20%... What is profit/loss (in %) of the shopkeeper?
a)
8
b)
10
c)
12
d)
None of these
6.
A boat can cover equal distance in upstream and downstream in 6 hrs... Time taken in upstream?
a)
4 hours
b)
3 hours
c)
4.5 hours
d)
3.5 hours
7.
Prashant invested Rs.15600 on SI for 3 years... What is CI interest if rate is R+5% for 2 years?
a)
Rs. 6864
b)
Rs. 6250
c)
Rs. 6748
d)
Rs. 6468
8.
A bag contains 8 red, 7 blue, 5 green balls. What is the probability all three drawn are red?
a)
14/969
b)
28/969
c)
56/969
d)
84/969
9.
A class has 10 boys and 8 girls. A team of 4 is selected. What is the probability that it has at least 3 boys?
a)
175/323
b)
150/323
c)
195/323
d)
215/323
10.
Work by 5 boys in 20 days = Work by 10 men in 8 days... Boys’ earnings from total Rs.540?
a)
Rs. 236
b)
Rs. 240
c)
Rs. 244
d)
Rs. 248
11.
A 600m train at 72 km/hr crosses a 500m platform. How much time does it take?
a)
40 sec
b)
55 sec
c)
65 sec
d)
75 sec
12.
Avg. marks of boys = 76, girls = 80, class avg. = 77.75. Girls = 42. Total students?
a)
100
b)
93
c)
96
d)
104
13.
Walking at 5 km/h, person takes 4 hours. If cycling at twice the speed, time taken?
a)
1 hour
b)
2 hours
c)
3 hours
d)
4 hours
14.
A room (10x8x10 ft) has a painting (5x2 ft). Cost of painting 4 walls at ₹20/sq.ft?
a)
7000
b)
15800
c)
16000
d)
12600
15.
Store profit is 320% of cost. Cost rises by 25%, SP constant. Profit % of SP?
a)
0.3
b)
0.7
c)
1
d)
2.5
16.
Numbers in ratio 2:3:5. Sum = 1000. Largest number?
a)
200
b)
300
c)
500
d)
700
17.
Pipe A fills in 12 hrs, B empties in 18 hrs. Time to fill if both are opened?
a)
24 hrs
b)
36 hrs
c)
42 hrs
d)
48 hrs
18.
3 pipes: A (8 hrs), B (12 hrs), C (empties in 6 hrs). All open together. Fill time?
a)
8 hrs
b)
10 hrs
c)
12 hrs
d)
14 hrs
19.
Find the wrong number: 1, 2, 6, 15, 31, 56, 91
a)
31
b)
91
c)
56
d)
15
20.
Find remainder when 340 is divided by 7
a)
1
b)
3
c)
2
d)
4
21.
Two trains cross a man in 27s & 17s; cross each other in 23s. Speed ratio?
a)
01:03:00
b)
03:02:00
c)
03:04:00
d)
None of these
22.
Two-digit number: unit digit = tens + 2; product with sum of digits = 144
a)
24
b)
26
c)
42
d)
46
23.
A:B:C invest in 2:4:7. Profit = ₹77,000. C’s share?
a)
25000
b)
30000
c)
35000
d)
40000
24.
Man travels 1/3 at 30 km/h, 1/3 at 40 km/h, 1/3 at 50 km/h. Avg speed?
a)
38 km/h
b)
40 km/h
c)
42 km/h
d)
45 km/h
25.
A (20 days), B (30), C (60). A works daily, B&C assist every 3rd day. Time to finish?
a)
12 days
b)
15 days
c)
16 days
d)
18 days
26.
Numbers in ratio 3:4:5. LCM = 2400. HCF?
a)
40
b)
80
c)
120
d)
200
27.
Mixture: 3 parts water, 5 parts syrup. Replace how much to make 50-50?
a)
2025-03-01 00:00:00
b)
2025-04-01 00:00:00
c)
2025-05-01 00:00:00
d)
2025-07-01 00:00:00
28.
Shekhar:Sudhir = 6:5 (6 yrs ago), 11:10 (4 yrs later). Sagar’s age now?
a)
16
b)
18
c)
20
d)
Cannot determine
29.
Jogger (9 km/h) is 240m ahead of train (120m, 45 km/h). Time to cross jogger?
a)
3.6 sec
b)
18 sec
c)
36 sec
d)
72 sec
30.
A: ₹80,000, B joins in 6 months. Total profit = ₹49,000, B’s share = ₹21,000. B’s investment?
a)
160000
b)
100000
c)
120000
d)
140000
31.
A clock gains 4 minutes every hour. If it was set correctly at 8:00 AM, what will be the actual time when it shows 4:00 PM?
a)
14:32:00
b)
14:48:00
c)
15:28:00
d)
15:36:00
32.
Find the missing term in the sequence: 5, 12, 21, 32, ?, 60
a)
40
b)
42
c)
45
d)
50
33.
Pointing to a woman, Ajay says, “She is my uncle’s daughter’s mother.” How is the woman related to Ajay?
a)
Aunt
b)
Sister-in-law
c)
Cousin
d)
Mother
34.
In a row of 20 people, P is 7th from the left and Q is 4th from the right. How many people are sitting between them?
a)
8
b)
9
c)
10
d)
11
35.
Murali walked 40 m N, left 20 m, left 40 m. Where is he now from starting point?
a)
20 m West
b)
20 m South
c)
20 m East
d)
20 m North
36.
If LUNCH is coded as 39572, how is CHEF coded?
a)
7295
b)
7529
c)
5927
d)
9572
37.
Complete the sequence: QAR, RAS, SAT, TAU, _____
a)
UAV
b)
UAT
c)
TAS
d)
TAT
38.
Direction puzzle: I face South. Right 20m, right 10m, left 10m... Ending direction?
a)
North-East
b)
North-West
c)
North
d)
West
39.
P, Q, R, S, T, U seated in circle... P and U switch seats... Which is true?
a)
P right of R
b)
T left of P
c)
T left of P or P right of Q
d)
U right of R or P left of T
40.
Circle seating: Who is third to the left of V?
a)
X
b)
W
c)
U
d)
T
41.
Code: AMCF = EQGJ, NKUF = ROYJ. Then DHLP = ?
a)
RSTN
b)
TLPH
c)
HLPT
d)
XSVR
42.
Clock gains 15 mins/day. Set correct at 9 AM, July 11. Shows 2 PM on July 15. Real time?
a)
12:45:00
b)
12:58:00
c)
13:00:00
d)
14:00:00
43.
If today is Friday, what day is 1000 days later?
a)
Sunday
b)
Tuesday
c)
Thursday
d)
Saturday
44.
Find missing group: BC, FGH, LMNO, _____
a)
UVWXY
b)
TUVWX
c)
STUVW
d)
RSTUV
45.
How many leap years from 2001–2100?
a)
26
b)
25
c)
23
d)
24
46.
Which year has same calendar as 1700?
a)
1705
b)
1706
c)
1707
d)
1708
47.
Code: COMPUTER = RFUVQNPC. Then MEDICINE = ?
a)
MFEDJJOE
b)
EOJDEJFM
c)
MFEJDJOE
d)
EOJDJEFM
48.
Code: RIPPLE = 613382, LIFE = 8192. Then PILLER = ?
a)
318826
b)
776655
c)
786543
d)
156724
49.
If rain = water, water = air, air = cloud... Where do planes fly?
a)
Water
b)
Road
c)
Sea
d)
Cloud
50.
Number series: 31, 29, 24, 22, 17, ?
a)
15
b)
14
c)
13
d)
12
51.
Poker logic puzzle: P, Q, R, S... Which can be inferred?
a)
(i) only
b)
(ii) only
c)
(i) and (ii)
d)
neither
52.
Logic from 3 facts: Humans are mammals... Engineers build houses
a)
II only
b)
III only
c)
I, II, III
d)
I only
53.
5 people sitting. A left of B, C right of D but left of A... Who is at extreme left?
a)
A
b)
D
c)
C
d)
B
54.
Code puzzle: carefree = relftaga, careful = otaga, careless = fertaga. Aftercare = ?
a)
zentaga
b)
tagafer
c)
tagazen
d)
relffer
55.
MANGO = NAMOG. Then PLANT = ?
a)
TNAPL
b)
NALPT
c)
NATPL
d)
PNALT
56.
Mirror image time puzzle: Reflection showed 1:30. What’s real time?
a)
08:15:00
b)
11:15:00
c)
12:15:00
d)
12:45:00
57.
Square table: Rahul left of Murali, Srinivas right of Arul... Opposite pair?
a)
Rahul & Murali
b)
Srinivas & Arul
c)
Srinivas & Murali
d)
Srinivas & Rahul
58.
Form 4 pairs from 4 women & 5 men. P not with Z, Y must pair. How many ways?
a)
74
b)
76
c)
78
d)
80
59.
Logic statements: Some roses are red, red fades quickly... What can be inferred?
a)
(i) true, (ii) false → (iii) false
b)
(i) true, (ii) false → (iii) true
c)
(i)+(ii) true → (iii) true
d)
(i)+(ii) false → (iii) false
60.
All film stars = playback singers; All directors = stars... What follows?
a)
Only I
b)
Only II
c)
Neither
d)
Both
61.
Identify the error: 'Neither of the students have completed their assignments on time.'
a)
Neither of the students
b)
have completed
c)
their assignments
d)
No error
62.
Synonym of 'Obfuscate'?
a)
Illuminate
b)
Clarify
c)
Confuse
d)
Simplify
63.
Opposite of 'Taciturn'?
a)
Reticent
b)
Garrulous
c)
Pensive
d)
Aloof
64.
Rearranged sentence (P-Q-R-S)?
a)
QRSP
b)
QSPR
c)
PQRS
d)
QPSR
65.
Meaning of 'A stitch in time saves nine'?
a)
Fixing something early prevents bigger problems
b)
Taking unnecessary precautions
c)
Ignoring minor issues
d)
Working without planning
66.
Garbage: Squalor :: ?
a)
Dirtiness: Cleanliness
b)
Colour: Brush
c)
Diamond: Magnificence
d)
Poor: Hunger
67.
Gauche: Deft :: ?
a)
Rough: Smooth
b)
Awkward: Clumsy
c)
Meager: Appropriate
d)
Cowboy: Active
68.
X-axis: Y-axis :: ?
a)
Degrees: Isobar
b)
Longitude: Latitude
c)
Longitude: Lassitude
d)
Runway: Airport
69.
Passive of: 'The manager rejected the proposal.'
a)
The proposal is rejected by the manager.
b)
The proposal was being rejected by the manager.
c)
The proposal was rejected by the manager.
d)
The proposal had been rejected by the manager.
70.
Indirect of: He said, 'I will visit my grandmother tomorrow.'
a)
He said that he would visit his grandmother the next day.
b)
He said that he will visit his grandmother tomorrow.
c)
He said he visits his grandmother the next day.
d)
He said that he visited his grandmother tomorrow.
71.
I cannot ____ the loss of my old friend.
a)
Mourn
b)
Morn
c)
Mourned
d)
Morning
72.
Correct form: 'She prefers tea than coffee.'
a)
prefers tea over coffee
b)
prefers tea to coffee
c)
prefers tea rather coffee
d)
prefers tea than coffee
73.
Passive of: 'The jury found him guilty of the crime.'
a)
He is found guilty of the crime by the jury.
b)
He was found guilty of the crime by the jury.
c)
The crime was found guilty of him by the jury.
d)
He had been found guilty of the crime by the jury.
74.
Indirect of: 'I am working on a new project now.'
a)
He said that he was working on a new project then.
b)
He said that he is working on a new project now.
c)
He said he worked on a new project now.
d)
He said that he has been working on a new project.
75.
Word for: one who believes in fate
a)
Atheist
b)
Fatalist
c)
Agnostic
d)
Optimist
76.
At the macro-level, the ______ alienation between nations...
a)
assuages
b)
alleviates
c)
exhorts
d)
aggravating
77.
There is ____ evident to _______ the claim...
a)
yielding…rebuke
b)
captivating…draft
c)
compelling…stultify
d)
persuasive…support
78.
Most relationships between organisms are essentially ______
a)
symbiotic
b)
dichotomous
c)
distinctive
d)
universal
79.
He was a _______ in his love for his country...
a)
partisan
b)
patriot
c)
chauvinist
d)
figurehead
80.
...clash with loneliness and __________
a)
alienation
b)
empathy
c)
insensitivity
d)
poise
81.
Closest meaning to 'Circuitous'
a)
Cyclic
b)
Indirect
c)
Confusing
d)
Crooked
82.
Closest meaning to 'Inexplicable'
a)
Incomprehensible
b)
Indelible
c)
Inextricable
d)
Infallible
83.
Grammatically CORRECT sentence
a)
Two and two add four
b)
Two and two become four
c)
Two and two are four
d)
Two and two make four
84.
Grammatically INCORRECT sentence
a)
He is of Asian origin
b)
They belonged to Africa
c)
She is an European
d)
They migrated from India to Australia
85.
Universalism: particularism :: diffuseness: ______
a)
specificity
b)
neutrality
c)
generality
d)
adaptation
86.
Words that are NOT synonyms
a)
aversion, dislike
b)
luminous, radiant
c)
plunder, loot
d)
yielding, resistant
87.
Plan P and Q are mutually...
a)
forgo, exclusive
b)
forget, inclusive
c)
accept, exhaustive
d)
adopt, intrusive
88.
Assumption: tractor loan brought prosperity
a)
prosperity solely due to scheme
b)
tractor important input
c)
no prior scheme
d)
farmers don’t take loans
89.
Best reason for first-past-the-post method
a)
not executable
b)
too complex
c)
simple gets acceptance
d)
method not important
90.
Statement: The luxury car manufacturer Phantom has increased the price of its stunning, fastest Limousine by about 45 percent.
Which of the following can be a best possible reason for the above step taken by car manufacturer?
a)
taxes
b)
market boom
c)
no competition
d)
after-sales service
91.
A cellular phone company spent tens of thousands of dollars in the past year fixing cell towers damaged by extreme weather conditions. In order to reduce the company’s overall budget this year, the company plans to cover the base of its towers with a better type of steel and to move certain towers to different locations so that fewer overall are needed.
Which of the following would NOT be required for the cellular phone company to achieve its aim?
a)
The cost of evaluating the most efficient placing of cell towers would have to be lower than the cost of the repairs to the cell towers during the previous year.
b)
The cost of covering the towers with the better type of steel would have to be lower than the cost of the repairs to the cell towers during the previous year.
c)
The cost of the repairs to the cell towers during the previous year would have to be lower than the price of the steel construction crews’ wages to cover the cell tower bases.
d)
The cost of shipping the steel would have to be lower than the cost of the repairs to the cell towers during the previous year.
92.
After reports from three schools of too much chlorine in their drinking water, the city hired a plumbing company to revamp its running water system. The plumbing company replaced the filtration system after the point in which groundwater is collected. We can conclude that the three schools will no longer have a problem with too much chlorine in their drinking water.
Which of the following does the argument depend on as an assumption?
a)
Not all faulty water filtration systems will allow too much chlorine into the drinking water.
b)
Water filtration systems are not the only source of too much chlorine in the drinking water.
c)
Not all faulty water filtration systems are likely to produce excess chlorine in a drinking water supply.
d)
The excess chlorine was not introduced into the schools’ water supply at some point later than groundwater collection.
93.
In the past, doctors would often prescribe antibiotics to patients with viruses purely for purposes of patient satisfaction. Antibiotics only successfully treat bacterial infections and do not actually treat viruses, which must merely run their course. Doctors have since decreased the percentage of patients for whom they prescribe antibiotics.
All the following statements help to explain the decrease in the percentage of patients prescribed antibiotics EXCEPT:
a)
Doctors are more concerned about patients developing an immunity to antibiotics.
b)
A larger percentage of patients today are diagnosed with bacterial infections.
c)
A larger percentage of patients today are diagnosed with viruses.
d)
A smaller percentage of patients today are diagnosed with ailments that require antibiotics.
94.
Major businesses have begun near-shoring, which is a practice that involves moving jobs from cities with a higher cost of living to lower cost of living locales. The rationale behind near-shoring is that employees with a lower cost of living will not demand as high salaries. High-level positions that involve a lot of face time with clients will remain in the higher-cost-of-living cities. High-level employees will travel to the lower-cost-of-living locales when they need to meet with staff.
Which of the following conclusions, if true, provides the strongest support for the practice of near-shoring?
a)
Employees will be willing to relocate in order to keep their jobs.
b)
The cost of travel for high-level employees will not negate the savings in moving jobs to locations with a lower cost of living.
c)
Cities with a higher cost of living will not offer financial incentives to businesses to stay.
d)
Clients will not move out of the cities with a higher cost of living.
95.
In order for humanitarian effort to relieve starving that results from a drought to succeed, there must be an efficient transportation system for water and support from several relief organizations. At least a dozen trucks that hold liquid are required for an efficient transportation for water. Each relief organization involved has pledged to supply trucks. Thus, relief will be brought to drought victims in the country of Y.
Which of the following is the most important item be ascertained in order to evaluate the argument presented above?
a)
the number of relief organizations involved
b)
the availability of gasoline for the trucks
c)
the availability of water for transportation
d)
the amount of time it would take for the trucks to transport the water to drought victims
96.
Township P conducted a survey in which over half of its residents admitted that they do not recycle, and the township’s recycling plant has threatened to lay off employees due to a lack of work. In order to increase recycling, Township P should install recycling machines in the town center, in which residents can turn in their bottles, cans, and other recyclables in exchange for five cents apiece. This plan would dramatically increase the number of residents that recycle and save the jobs of many residents.
Which of the following are assumptions made in drawing the conclusion above?
a)
Saving the jobs at the township’s recycling plant would not result in corresponding layoffs at the township’s trash plant, and the 5-cent refund would pay for the cost of recycling the additional materials.
b)
The recycling machines would induce residents to recycle more, and the 5-cent refund would pay for the recycling machines over time.
c)
The 5-cent refund per item would eventually pay for the cost of the recycling machines, and the township could afford to pay the workers that the recycling plant has threatened to lay off.
d)
The recycling machines and the 5-cent refund per item would induce residents to recycle more, and an increase in recycling would save the jobs that the recycling plant has threatened to eliminate.
97.
A company has decided to implement a new employee evaluation program in which pay raises will be determined by an employee’s overall rating given by his or her supervisor. Upper management concluded that this new evaluation program would result in pay raises for the employees with the most meritorious job performance.
Which of the following, if true, does NOT cast doubt on upper management’s belief that the new program will result in pay raises based on merit?
a)
The new employee evaluation program records the information in a database that the human resources department can access when processing pay raises.
b)
All employees who meet revenue goals cannot receive “does not meet expectations” on their employee evaluations.
c)
The three ratings of “does not meet expectations,” “meets expectations,” and “exceeds expectations” do not provide enough information to differentiate the various levels of employee job performance.
d)
Supervisors who like their employees tend to rate them higher than supervisors who dislike their employees.
98.
In the following question, from the given alternative words, select the word that cannot be formed using the letters of the given word.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
a)
CONE
b)
CYCLE
c)
NOISY
d)
PEACE
99.
Rearrange the given sentences in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph. A. It all began during high school when Aisha moved to a hostel.
B. She was grateful that she had the support of her family to help her through this difficult time.
C. Neither Aisha nor her parents expected that her life would take such an unfortunate turn.
D. Not long after this, Aisha was diagnosed with blood cancer so she had to leave school and focus on her treatment.
a)
ABDC
b)
ACBD
c)
CADB
d)
DCAB
100.
Rearrange the given sentences in a proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph.
A. Rock salt helps in the absorption of minerals in the body, aids digestion, soothes heartburn, stabilises blood pressure and cures rheumatic pain.
B. There are many benefits and uses of rock salt, but what actually is it?
C. Rock salt found in the Himalayan region is given the name Himalayan crystal salt.
D. It is good for the hair and skin as well, owing to its detoxifying, exfoliating and cleansing properties.
E. Formed from sodium chloride, rock salt (or halite) is a mineral that appears as a result of saltwater evaporation from large water bodies.
a)
ECBAD
b)
BEACD
c)
ABCDE
d)
CEBAD
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