Shreegiri Academy Mock 3 - SOLUTIONS

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SOLUTIONS
1.
Given that the batting average for 27 innings of a cricket player is 47 runs
And, The batting average for 25 innings is 42 runs (High and low scores
excluded) Also, His highest score (H) in an innings exceeds his lowest score
(L) by 157 runs or, H – L = 157
Now, for total runs in those two
innings, (H + L) = 47 × 27 – 42
×25
or, (H + L) = 219 runs
Adding the two equations, we
get So, 2H = 219 + 157
or, H = 188 runs
Hence, the answer is 188 runs.
2.
Given, Dimensions of rectangular solid are 88 cm, 63 cm, 42
cm Radius of each lead shot = (8.4/2) = 4.2 cm
Let N number of shots can be obtained.
According to the question,
N * (4π * 4.2^2 / 3) = 88 * 63 * 42
or, N * (4/3 * 22/7 * 4.2^2) = 88 *
63 * 42 or, N = 750
Hence, the answer is 750.
3.
Given, the two numbers are in the ratio 6
: 5. Their HCF is 3.
Let the numbers be 6x
and 5x HCF( 6x, 5x) = x
So, x = 3
Numbers are 18 and 15.
LCM(18, 15) = 90
Hence, the answer is 90.
4.
In a 1500 m race, Anil beats Bakul by 150 m.
When Anil completes the race, Bakul covers 1500 – 150 =
1350 m Bakul beats Charles by 75 m in the 1500 m race.
So in a 1350 m race, Bakul is ahead of Charles by (75 / 1500) * 1350 =
67.5 m So, Anil beats Charles by (150 + 67.5) = 217.5 m
Hence, the answer is 217.5 m.
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5. Volume of conical vessel = (1/3)π(20^2) × 27

cm^3
Volume of cylindrical vessel = π(15^2) × height
cm^3
Then, (1/3)π(202) × 27 = π(152) × height
Height of cylindrical vessel = 16
cm Hence, the correct answer
is 16 cm.
6. The relative speed of police and thief = 12 - 10 = 2 m/sec Now, Total time taken to catch the
thief = 40 / 2 = 20 sec So, distance traveled by the police
= 20 × 12 = 240 m
Hence, the correct answer is 240 m.
7.
Let the HCF be a.
We know that, HCF × LCM = Product of two numbers ➙ 48 × a = 384 ➙ a = 384 / 48 ➙ a = 8
Therefore, HCF : LCM = 8 : 48
= 1 : 6 Hence, the correct
answer is 1 : 6.
8.
Let's denote the total runs scored in the nine innings by the batsman as T. The average score
in these nine innings is given as 58.
Average = T / Number of
Innings For the first nine
innings: 58 = 9T T = 58 × 9 =
522
Now, the batsman wants to have an average of 61 after ten innings. Let R be the runs he
needs to make in the tenth inning to achieve this average.
The total runs after the tenth inning will be (T+R), and the total number of innings will
be 10. The new average is given by: New Average = (T+R) / Number of Innings
61 = (522+R) / 10
R = 88
Hence, the correct answer is 88.
9.
Area of equilateral triangle = (Л3/4) × (side)^2 = (Л3/4) × (6)^2 = 9Л3 units^2
Area of circle = πr^2 = π units^2
Area of shaded region = (1/2) Area of triangle - (1/4) Area of circle
Area of shaded region = (9Л3/2) - (π/4)
= (9Л3/2) - (22/7 × 4)
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= (9Л3/2) - (11/7 × 2)
= (1/2)(9Л3 - 11/7)
Hence, the correct answer is (1/2)(9Л3 - 11/7) units^2.
10.
Let the sum be x.
Simple interest = x + 360
We know that, Simple interest = (Principal × rate × time) / 100
➙ x + 360 = x × 25 × 6 / 100
➙ 2x + 720 = 3x
x = 720
Hence, the correct answer is Rs. 720.
11.
Given: The difference between the cost price and selling price = Rs.
1200 The difference of percentage between the cost price and selling
price = 15% Therefore, Both the differences are equal.
Thus, 15/100 = 1200
Therefore, Cost price = Rs. 8000
Selling price = cost price + profit = 8000 + 1200 =
9200 Hence, the correct answer is Rs. 9200.
12.
LCM of 3, 4, 5, and 7 is 420
For a number to be divisble by 2, 4, 5 and 7, the number shold be divisible by
420. Now, on dividing 35460 by 420, we get 180 as the remainder
So,the required number should be added to get the next multiple of 420 = 420 - 180
= 240
The required number is 240.
13.
Let the six digit number be of the form be
abcabc. Number can be expressed as:
= 100000a + 10000b + 1000c + 100a + 10b + c
= 100100a + 10010b + 1001c
= 1001(100a + 10b + c)
So, 1001 is a factor of abcabc for any values of a, b and
c. Hence, the answer is 1001.
14.
Given, On dividing a certain number by 363, we get 17 as the
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remainder. Let the number be 363x+17
The number = 33x(11)+1(11)
+ 6 The number =
(11)(33x+1) + 6
So, the remainder when the given number is divided by
11 is 6. Hence, the answer is 6.
15.
Given, a can of mixture of water and milk containing 60% milk.
Then, a part of this mixture is replaced by another mixture containing 50%
milk. The percentage of milk is found to be 52%.
➙ The ratio of the original solution that has 60% milk concentration to the solution that
has 50% milk concentration = 2 : 8 = 1 : 4
Now, the quantity is replaced,
➙ 1 – 1 / (1 + 4)
➙ 4/5
Hence, the correct answer is 4/5.
16.
Let the cost price be CP, the selling price be SP, and the marked price be
MP. Let the MP be 100.
Successive discount of 10% and 20% = 10 + 20 - (10 × 20)/100 = 28%
➙ SP = 100 – 28 = 72
Given: SP = 144% of CP ➙ 72 = (144/100) × CP
CP = 50
If the shopkeeper sells at a 15% discount on
MP, then SP = 100 – 15% = 85
➙ Profit = (SP–CP)/CP × 100 = (85-50)/50 × 100 = 70
Hence, the correct answer is 70%.
17.
Time(T₁ ) = 7
years Time(T₂
) = t years
Case I: Let the principal be x. So, Amount after 7 years = 2x. Simple interest = Amount –
Principal. (2x – x = x) Interest = Principal. So, x = (x × R × 7)/100. R = 100/7%
Case II: Amount = 5x. Interest = 5x – x = 4x. Interest = 4 × Principal. So, 4x = (x × (100/7) ×
t)/100. t = 4 × 7 = 28
Hence, the correct answer is 28.
18.
The ratio of their altitudes will be equal to the ratio of the square roots of their area. The
ratio of the areas of triangles 1 and 2 is equal to the ratio of the square of their altitudes.
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The calculated ratio is 324/289.
Simplifying, we get the ratio of the altitudes as
18/17. Hence, the correct answer is 18/17.
19.
Base radius of conical vessel =
7 cm Height of conical vessel =
15 cm.
Weight of the iron per cubic centimetre (density) = 15 g
Volume of the Conical Vessel = (1/3)πr²h
Volume = (1/3)π × 7² × 15 = 770 cm³
Weight of vessel = Volume × Density = 770 × 15 = 11550 gm = 11.55
kg Hence, the answer is 11.55 kg.
20.
According to the question, Numan × (4/5) = Gagan ×
(1/2) Therefore, Numan = Gagan × (5/8)
So, the ratio of Numan's efficiency to Gagan's efficiency
is 5/8. Numan’s efficiency = 5 units/day
Gagan’s efficiency = 8
units/day Total work = 16
× (5 + 8)
Therefore, the time taken by Gagan = 16 × 13 / 8 = 26
days Hence, the correct answer is 26 days.
21.
Let's check the options –
First option: (15 – 220 – 215)→(15)2 = 225 f 220
Second option: (10 – 100 – 95)→(10)2 = 100; 100 – 5 = 95
Third option: (20 – 400 – 39)→(20)2 = 400; 400 – 5 = 395
Fourth option: (25 – 625 – 620)→(25)2 = 625; 625 – 5 = 620
So, only the first option does not follow the same pattern as followed by the given set of
numbers. Hence, the first option is correct.
22.
Given:
Clear is related to Open.
Confidential is related to
.
Like in, Clear is related to Open – the synonym of clear is open.
Similarly, the synonym of confidential is secret, meaning something that is not to be shown
or told to others.
So, only the fourth option establishes the same relationship with confidential as the given pair.
Hence, the fourth option is correct.
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23.
The possible Venn diagram according to the given statements is as follows –
Let's analyze the conclusions –

Conclusion I: Some S are W – Based on the diagram, it is evident that only a portion of
the circle, which represents S, is contained within the circle representing W. Additionally,
another portion of the circle that represents S is outside the circle that represents W.
Therefore, it can be concluded that some S are W.
Conclusion II: All S are D – There is no direct relation between S and D. So, no definite
relation can be drawn between these two. Therefore, this conclusion does not follow.
Conclusion III: No W is D – There is a direct negative relation between W and D.
Therefore, it can be concluded that no W is D.
So, both conclusions I and III follow. Hence, the second option is correct.
24.
Given:
ABCD, HGLO, OLUZ, VQDK, ?
Add 7, 5, 9, and 11 to the place values of the first, second, third, and fourth letters
of the previous terms to get the next term in the series.
First letter→A + 7 = H; H + 7 = O; O + 7 = V; V + 7 = C
Second letter→B + 5 = G; G + 5 = L; L + 5 = Q; Q + 5 =
V Third letter→C + 9 = L; L + 9 = U; U + 9 = D; D + 9 =
M Fourth letter→D + 11 = O; O + 11 = Z; Z + 11 = K; K
+ 11 = V
So, CVMV is the missing term of the series. Hence, the fourth option is correct.
25.
Given:
26 November 1994
Odd days are the remainder when the number of days is
divided by 7 In a leap year, 366 days → 2 odd days
In a non-leap year, 365 days → 1 odd
day Number of odd days in:
100 years → 5 days
200 years → 3 days
300 years → 1 day
400 years → 0 day
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Calculating the number of odd days in 1994 → (1600 + 300 +
94) 1600 years have 0 odd days.
300 years have 1 odd day.
93 years has 23 leap years and 70 non-leap years → (23 x 2) + (70 x 1) = 46 + 70 = 116
odd days → 4 odd days
Total number of odd days = 0 + 1 + 4 = 5 odd
days In 1994, number of days till 26
November 1994 is: Days in January = 31
Days in February
= 28 Days in
March = 31 Days
in Apr = 30
Days in May =
31 Days in
June = 30 Days
in July = 31
Days in August
= 31
Days in September =
30
Days in October = 31
Days in November till 26th = 26
The total number of days is→ 31+ 28 + 31 + 30 + 31 + 30 + 31+ 31 + 30 + 31 + 26 = 330
days
→ 1 odd day.
Total number of odd days = 5 + 1 = 6 odd days
Code for weekdays:
Number of weekdays → Day
0 → Sunday
1 → Monday
2 → Tuesday
3 → Wednesday
4 → Thursday
5 → Friday
6 → Saturday
So, 26 November 1994 is
Saturday. Hence, the third
option is correct.
26.
Given:
CRUST is written as
201921183 BLAME is written
as 5131122
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Position values of letters is arranged in the reverse order to get the
code Position values of letters of CRUST; C → 3; R → 18; S →
19; T → 20 On reversing the numbers the code will be ⇒
201921183
Position values of letters of BLAME; B → 2; L → 12; A → 1; M → 13; E
→ 5 On reversing the numbers the code will be ⇒ 5131122
Likewise, position values of the letters of PLASTIC are: P → 16; L → 12; A → 1; S → 19; T
→
20; I → 9; C → 3
On reversing the numbers the code will be ⇒ 39201911216
Thus, PLASTIC is coded as 39201911216. Hence, the fourth option is correct.
27.
Given:
A + B ⇒ A is the brother
of B A × B ⇒ A is the
sister of B
A ÷ B ⇒ A is the
father of B Let's check
each option – First
option: P ÷ Q + R
In this figure, P is the father of R.
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Second option: P + Q × R
In this figure, P is the brother of R.

Third option: P × Q ÷ R
In this figure, P is the aunt of R.

Fourth option: P × Q + R
In this figure, P is the sister of R.
Here, the quadrilateral represents the male and the circular figure represents the female
in the figure.
Hence, the fourth option is correct.
28.
Given:
LAMB : DPEQ :: MOTH : JWSR :: NERD : ?
Like, LAMB→L + 5 = Q; A + 4 = E; M + 3 = P; B + 2 = D→QEPD
Now, reverse the order of the letters obtained, we
get→DPEQ So, LAMB is related to DPEQ.
MOTH→M + 5 = R; O + 4 = S; T + 3 = W; H + 2 = J→RSWJ
Now, reverse the order of the letters obtained, we
get→JWSR So, MOTH is related to JWSR.
Similarly, for NERD→N + 5 = S; E + 4 = I; R + 3 = U; D + 2 = F→SIUF
Now, reverse the order of the letters obtained, we get→FUIS
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So, NERD is related to FUIS. Hence, the fourth option is correct.
29.
Given:
Option 1: WDLF : 23, 4, 12, 6;
Option 2: YBXR : 25, 2, 24, 18;
Option 3: PKSM : 16, 11, 19, 13;
Option 4: IRMT : 9, 18, 13, 20;
In all the options First letter and Second letter are opposite pair of alphabet series, but in
first three option, the difference of third letter and fourth letter is 6, but in option 4 the
difference is 7; Hence, the fourth option is correct.
30.

Conclusion I: All shoes are torches – Based on the diagram, it is evident that only a
portion of the circle, which represents shoes, is contained within the circle representing
torches. Additionally, another portion of the circle that represents shoes is outside the circle that
represents torches. Therefore, it can be concluded that some shoes are torches, but not
all. Consequently, this conclusion cannot be deduced.
Conclusion II: All torches are boxes – Based on the diagram, it is evident that only a
portion of the circle, which represents torches, is contained within the circle
representing boxes.
Additionally, another portion of the circle that represents torches is outside the circle that
represents boxes. Therefore, it can be concluded that some torches are boxes, but not all.
Consequently, this conclusion cannot be deduced.
Conclusion III: All boxes are cards – Based on the diagram, it is evident that only a portion
of the circle, which represents boxes, is contained within the circle representing cards.
Additionally, another portion of the circle that represents boxes is outside the circle that
represents cards. Therefore, it can be concluded that some boxes are cards, but not all.
Consequently, this conclusion cannot be deduced.
Conclusion IV: All cards are shoes – It is clear from the diagram that the circle
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representing cards is entirely within the circle representing shoes. Therefore, this conclusion
follows.
So, only conclusion IV follows. Hence, the first option is correct.
31.
Given:
BEAR : DFCS :: FEEL : HFGM :: MANY : ?
Add 2 and 1 alternately to each letter of the
word. BEAR → B + 2 = D; E + 1 = F; A + 2 = C;
R + 1 = S FEEL → F + 2 = H; E + 1 = F; E + 2
= G; L + 1 = M
Similarly, MANY → M + 2 = O; A + 1 = B; N + 2 = P; Y + 1 = Z → OBPZ
Hence, the third option is correct.
32.
Given:
A × B means that A is the father of B; A + B means that A is the mother of B; A ÷ B means
that A is the brother of B.
First option: Q + P × R
→ Q is the mother of P and P is the father of R. So, Q is not the son of P.
Second option: P + Q × R
→ P is the mother of Q and Q is the father of R. So, Q is the son of P.
Third option: R × Q + P
→ R is the father of Q and Q is the mother of R. So, Q is not the son of P.
Fourth option: P + Q ÷ R.
→ P is the mother of Q and Q is the brother of
R. Hence, the second option is correct.
33.
Given:
729 × 81 ÷ 20 + 16 − 6 = 50
Let's check the given options –
First option: 6 and 20, × and ÷
On interchanging the signs and numbers, we get –
⇒ 729 ÷ 81 × 6 + 16 − 20 = 50
Solving the L.H.S. of the equation –
= 9 × 6 + 16 − 20
= 54 + 16 − 20
= 70 − 20
= 50
Second option: 20 and 50, + and −
⇒ 729 × 81 ÷ 50 − 16 + 6 = 20
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= 729 × 1.62 − 16 + 6
= 1180.98 − 16 + 6
= 1186.98 – 16
= 1170.98 ≠ 20
Third option: 16 and 50, × and +
⇒ 729 + 81 ÷ 20 × 50 − 6 = 16
= 729 + 4.05 × 50 − 6
= 729 + 202.50 – 6
= 931.50 – 6
= 925.5 ≠ 16
Fourth option: 16 and 20, + and ÷
⇒ 729 × 81 + 16 ÷ 20 − 6 = 50
= 729 × 81 + 0.80 − 6
= 59049 + 0.80 – 6
= 59049.80 – 6
= 59043.80 ≠ 50
So, only the first option satisfies the given equation. Hence, the first option is correct.
34.
According to the given statement –
Argument I: Yes, more tourists arrive due to rock shows. Tourism is good for the local
economy – If rock shows attract more tourists, and tourism is beneficial for the local economy,
allowing rock shows till midnight supports economic growth. Therefore, this argument
strongly supports the given statement.
Argument II: No, local traditions are harmed due to tourism – The statement doesn't mention
any direct conflict between local traditions and tourism due to rock shows. Therefore, argument
II does not support the given statement.
Hence, the first option is correct.
35.
Given:
Statement:
The value of an educated person will differ from that of an uneducated person.
The given statement states that the value of an educated person and an uneducated
person is not the same. From this, it can be concluded that education influences an individual's
values. Therefore, this assumption follows.
Also, from the given statement, it is nowhere stated that uneducated persons have no value.
Therefore, this assumption doesn't follow.
So, only assumption I is implicit.
Hence, the second option is
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correct.
36.
Given:
(i) T is sitting exactly in the middle of the row.
(ii) Q is sitting to the immediate right and immediate left of P and T, respectively. S is not
sitting at the extreme end.
From the final seating arrangement, Q is sitting third to the left of R. Hence, the second
option
is correct.
37.
Given:
GAVE : AGEV :: KEPT : EKTP :: ACID : ?
Interchange the position of the first and second, third, and fourth letter of GAVE to obtain
the code –
Thus, GAVE is coded as

AGEV. And in, KEPT :
EKTP –
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Similarly, follow the same pattern for ACID –
So, ACID is coded as CADI. Hence, the fourth option is correct.
38.

Conclusion (I): All H are R – From the Venn diagram, it is evident that some parts of the circle
representing H lies inside the circle representing R while some lies outside. So, this
conclusion does not follow.
Conclusion (II): All T are H – From the Venn diagram, it is evident that the two circles
representing T and H overlap and have a part of their area in common. So, this conclusion
does not follow.
Conclusion (III): No R is T – From the Venn diagram, it is evident that the two circles
representing R and T overlap and have a part of their area in common. So, this conclusion
does not follow.
So, neither conclusion follows. Hence, the first option is correct.
Let's check each option –

First option: (17 – 51 – 147); 17 × 3 = 51 and 51 × 3 = 153 f 147
Second option: (10 – 30 – 90); 10 × 3 = 30 and 30 × 3 = 90
Third option: (15 – 45 – 135); 15 × 3 = 45 and 45 × 3 = 135
Fourth option: (22 – 66 – 198); 22 × 3 = 66 and 66 × 3 = 198
So, only the first option doesn't follow the same pattern as followed by the given set of
numbers. Hence, the first option is correct.
40.
Given:
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ABACK is written as MECDC, and CABAL is written as NCDCE.
Here, add 2 to each letter of the given words and then arrange the letters following a
certain pattern as shown below –
ABACK is written as MECDC→
CABAL is written as NCDCE→
Similarly, follow the same pattern for EAGER→
So, EAGER is written as TGICG in the code language. Hence, the first option is correct.
41.
Option B is the right answer.
Explanation: The sentence is assertive as it conveys a straightforward statement without any
strong emotion or emphasis. It provides information about the time of the concert without
expressing excitement or urgency.
42.
The correct answer is D. have
The sentence should read: "Many students have already submitted their assignments before
the deadline." In this case, "students" is a plural noun, so the plural auxiliary verb "have" should
be used.
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43.
The second option is the correct answer.
The reporting verb "said" remains unchanged because it does not have an object. The pronoun
"her" is changed to "my" to match the subject of the reporting verb in direct speech. The past
continuous tense "were getting divorced" is changed to the present continuous tense
"are getting divorced" when converting from indirect to direct speech.
Therefore, the correct answer is: Meena said, "My parents are getting divorced."
44.
Explanation: The correct question to follow the statement is in the past simple tense to inquire
about a completed action in the past, making "Did she bake cookies all afternoon?" the
appropriate choice.
45.
Option A is the right answer.
Explanation: An event happening twice a month is described as "bimonthly." This term
distinguishes it from occurrences happening every month, making it the most suitable
choice.
46.
Option C is the right answer.
Explanation: The corrected sentence is "Tokyo is the bustling city on the island of Honshu,"
as it properly identifies the location and uses the correct prepositions.
47.
The fourth option is the correct answer.
It begins by stating the broader context of looking for strong relationships at locations in
the genome that are not well studied (P and Q). Then, it specifies the focus on apple (R). Finally,
it concludes with the purpose of the investigation, which is to identify compounds and
determine their nutritional value (S).
Therefore, the correct answer is "PQRS."
48.
The correct order of the is in the third option:
DBAC. Explanation:
1. D: This sentence introduces the main topic of the paragraph, which is the
population explosion as an important contemporary issue.
2. B: This sentence explains why the population issue is significant—it is a global
problem faced by almost all countries.
3. A: This sentence elaborates on the problems related to population, specifying
difficulties in implementing decisions, providing social security, and ensuring
employment.
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4. C: This sentence provides further detail about the central issue, emphasising
population pressure as the most crucial aspect.
So, the correct paragraph would be: "The population explosion is an important issue these days.
This is because almost all countries face problems related to their population. Such problems
include difficulty in implementing decisions, providing social security to everyone, and ensuring
employment. The most crucial aspect of the problem is population pressure."
49.
Explanation: The expression "double-edged sword" conveys that something has both
positive and negative aspects. Therefore, Option B is the most appropriate choice, indicating
that his argument has two opposing sides or consequences.
50.
The correct option is the fourth option.
Explanation: The correct synonym for "confusion" is "Commotion". Commotion refers to a
state of tumultuous or noisy confusion.
The meanings of other options are as follows:
Intrepidity: Intrepidity refers to fearlessness or bravery,
Stagnation: Stagnation refers to a state of not moving or progressing, typically in
economic or developmental contexts.
Perusal: Perusal refers to the act of reading or examining something carefully. examining.
51.
The correct option is the first option.
Explanation: The conjunction "consequently" should be followed by a clause or phrase that
logically results from the previous statement. In this context, the correct word to fill in the
blank is an adjective that describes the relationship between the sides when the angles are
equal. The appropriate adjective is "equal".
Therefore, the correct sentence would be: "The angles are equal, consequently the sides
are
equal."
52.
The correct choice is the first option.
Polite means having or showing behaviour that is respectful and considerate of other
people. Rude means ill-mannered or offensive in manner or action, making this the correct
antonym of "polite".
The meanings of the other options are as follows:
● Civil means courteous and polite, which makes it a synonym.

● Decent means socially accepted and moral behaviour.
● Sober means thoughtful or sensible.
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53.
The third option is the correct answer.
In this sentence, the class teacher is expected to provide advice, and "give" is a commonly
used verb in such contexts. It aligns well with the idea of imparting information or guidance to
the students.
● Leave means to depart or go away.

● Pay means to give money or compensation.
● Deliver means to bring or carry to a destination.
Therefore, the complete sentence is "The class teacher made us wait after school to give some
advice on how to attempt the board exam."
54.
The fourth option is the correct answer.
"Iconoclast" is a person who challenges or criticises traditional or established beliefs,
practises, or institutions, especially in the arts or religion.
● A heretic is a person who holds controversial or unconventional beliefs.

● An absconder is a person who has run away or is hiding to avoid arrest
or legal consequences.
● An apostle is a follower or disciple, especially one of the twelve disciples of
Jesus.Therefore, the correct answer is "iconoclast."
55.
Explanation: "Habeas Corpus" is a legal term that means "Present the body" in Latin. It
refers to a legal order demanding the release of a person in custody, making Option A
the correct choice.
56.
Explanation: "Throwing in the towel" is an idiomatic expression that means surrendering or
giving up in a difficult situation, making Option B the most suitable choice.
57.
Explanation: The antonym of "Voracious" (meaning having a very eager approach to a
particular activity) is "Moderate" (meaning avoiding excess or extremes).
58.
Explanation: The antonym of "Lethargic" (meaning lacking in energy or sluggish) is
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"Energetic" (having or showing enthusiasm, vigor, or liveliness).
59.
Explanation: Synonyms for "Munificent" include "Generous" and "Lavish," both of which
describe a person who is very giving or liberal in giving.
60.
The right option is the third option.
The sentence discusses reasons for indecision when choosing a career path. It points out
that factors like peer pressure and a lack of guidance contribute to this indecisiveness.
So, the logical flow of sentences is:
(R) and lack of guidance are some of

(S) the reasons for indecisiveness
(P) when it comes to choosing the right
(Q) course and, therefore, career path
Therefore, the coherent paragraph would be, "Peer pressure and lack of guidance are
some of the reasons for indecisiveness when it comes to choosing the right course and,
therefore, career path."
ANSWER KEY
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1 - B, 2 - B, 3 - C, 4 - A, 5 - A, 6 - B, 7 - B, 8 - A, 9 - A, 10 - C, 11 - B, 12 - C, 13 - B, 14 - 6,
15 -
C, 16 - B, 17 - B, 18 - D, 19 - D, 20 - D, 21 - A, 22 - D, 23 - B, 24 - D, 25 - C, 26 - D, 27 - D,
28 -
D, 29 - D, 30 - A, 31 - C, 32 - B, 33 - A, 34 - A, 35 - B, 36 - B, 37 - D, 38 - A, 39 - A, 40 - A,
41 -
B , 42 - D, 43 - B, 44 - B, 45 - A, 46 - C, 47 - D, 48 - C, 49 - B, 50 - D, 51 - A, 52 - A, 53 - C,
54 -
D, 55 - A, 56 - B, 57 - B, 58 - A, 59 - A, 60 - C, 61 - B, 62 - C, 63 - D, 64 - B, 65 - D, 66 - B,
67 -
A, 68 - D, 69 - A, 70 - A, 71 - A, 72 - B, 73 - A, 74 - D, 75 - C, 76 - A, 77 - D, 78 - C, 79 - D,
80 -
A, 81 - B, 82 - A, 83 - A, 84 - B, 85 - C, 86 - C, 87 - C, 88 - D, 89 - C, 90 - C, 91 - C, 92 - A,
93 -
B, 94 - C, 95 - D, 96 - B, 97 - C, 98 - B, 99 - D, 100 - B
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Let's analyze the conclusions –

Let's check each option –

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