CLAT 2027 Scholarship Test

Q1. The “Aaditya-L1” mission studies:

A) The Sun’s corona and solar winds

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B) The asteroid belt

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C) Exoplanet atmospheres

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D) Black hole radiation signatures

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Q2. The PM-KUSUM Scheme is related to:

A) Solar power generation and farmer income support

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B) Organic farming promotion

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C) Minimum support price reforms

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D) Modernization of cold storage facilities

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Q3. The objective of Jal Jeevan Mission is to:

A) Provide 24×7 electricity in rural households

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B) Supply functional household tap connections

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C) Improve irrigation efficiency

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D) Expand groundwater recharge

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Q4. The PM Gati Shakti Master Plan integrates:

A) Shipping and fisheries only

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B) Multiple ministries for infrastructure planning

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C) Only national highways and railways

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D) Power generation and mining sectors

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Q5. The QUAD grouping includes:

A) India, Japan, UK, USA

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B) India, Japan, Australia, USA

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C) India, France, Australia, Russia

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D) India, South Korea, Japan, USA

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Q6. Which country recently joined BRICS as part of its expansion plan?

A) Spain

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B) Egypt

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C) Thailand

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D) Vietnam

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Q7. Who appoints the Chief Election Commissioner of India?

A) President

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B) Prime Minister

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C) Parliament

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D) Supreme Court

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Q8. Which of the following is NOT a fundamental right under the Indian Constitution?

A) Right to Equality

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B) Right to Property

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C) Right to Freedom

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D) Right against Exploitation

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Q9. Which organization publishes the World Happiness Report?

A) WHO

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B) UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network

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C) World Bank

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D) UNESCO

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Q10. The WTO primarily deals with:

A) Military cooperation

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B) Global trade rules and dispute settlement

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C) Climate change negotiations

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D) Humanitarian aid distribution

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Q11. A number is first increased by 20% and then decreased by 25%. What is the net percentage change?

A) 5% increase

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B) 5% decrease

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C) 10% decrease

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D) 10% increase

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Q12. 40% of a number is 72. What is 125% of the same number?

A) 220

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B) 225

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C) 230

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D) 240

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Q13. The price of sugar increases by 25%. How much percentage reduction in consumption is required to keep expenditure constant?

A) 20%

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B) 25%

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C) 15%

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D) 30%

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Q14. A number is 25% more than B. Then B is how much less than that number?

A) 20%

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B) 25%

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C) 15%

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D) 30%

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Q15. A shopkeeper sold an article at 20% profit. Had he sold it for ₹240 more, What is the cost price?

A) 600

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B) 800

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C) 1200

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D) 1000

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Q16. An article is sold for ₹720 after a discount of 10%. What is its marked price?

A) 750

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B) 760

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C) 800

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D) 820

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Q17. The average of 7 numbers is 26. If one number is added, the average becomes 28. What is the new number?

A) 40

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B) 42

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C) 48

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D) 50

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Q18. The average age of a family of 5 members is 30. A child of age 5 joins the family. What is the new average?

A) 26

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B) 27.5

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C) 28.5

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D) 29.5

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Q19. The average of four numbers is 32. If one number is removed, the average becomes 28. The removed number is—

A) 40

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B) 44

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C) 48

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D) 52

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Q20. The average of 10 numbers is 18. If two numbers 14 and 16 are removed, the new average becomes—

A) 18

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B) 17

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C) 16

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D) 15

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Q21. Average of 6 numbers is 21. If one number is added, the new average becomes 22. The added number is—

A) 26

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B) 28

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C) 33

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D) 34

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Q22. The ratio of two numbers is 5:7. If their sum is 144, find the smaller number.

A) 55

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B) 60

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C) 64

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D) 72

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Q23. Ratio of A’s salary to B’s salary is 4:5. If both salaries increase by ₹800, the ratio becomes 6:7. What is A’s original salary?

A) 2400

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B) 2800

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C) 3200

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D) 3600

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Q24. The ratio of ages of A and B is 3:5. After 8 years, the ratio becomes 7:11. A’s present age is—

A) 16

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B) 18

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C) 20

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D) 24

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Q25. The ratio of three numbers is 2:3:4. If their sum is 72, the largest number is—

A) 16

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B) 24

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C) 32

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D) 36

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Q26. A can do a work in 12 days, B in 18 days. Working together, they complete the work in—

A) 6 days

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B) 7.2 days

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C) 7.5 days

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D) 8 days

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Q27. A is 50% more efficient than B. If B alone takes 18 days, A alone will take—

A) 9 days

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B) 10 days

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C) 12 days

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D) 15 days

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Q28. A and B together do a work in 8 days. A alone takes 12 days. B alone will take—

A) 16 days

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B) 18 days

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C) 24 days

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D) 30 days

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Q29. A, B, and C can do a work in 10, 12, and 15 days respectively. Working together, they complete the work in—

A) 4 days

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B) 5 days

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C) 6 days

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D) 7 days

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Q30. A can do 1/3 of a work in 5 days. He will finish the whole work in—

A) 10 days

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B) 12 days

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C) 15 days

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D) 18 days

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PASSAGE – 1
In today’s digital environment, information spreads at extraordinary speed. While this has enabled people to stay informed and connected, it has also made them vulnerable to misinformation. Many individuals tend to believe and circulate information without verifying the source or the context. This behaviour is driven partly by emotional reactions, social pressure, and the desire to appear knowledgeable. Experts argue that media literacy is no longer optional; it is essential. Developing the ability to question content, check credibility, and understand digital manipulation can significantly reduce the impact of misinformation. Unless people cultivate critical thinking skills, misinformation will continue to influence public opinion, polarize communities, and weaken democratic processes.

Q31. What is the primary concern discussed in the passage?

A) Decline of traditional news media

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B) Spread of misinformation in the digital age

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C) Rise of social media companies

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D) Lack of technological innovation

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PASSAGE – 1
In today’s digital environment, information spreads at extraordinary speed. While this has enabled people to stay informed and connected, it has also made them vulnerable to misinformation. Many individuals tend to believe and circulate information without verifying the source or the context. This behaviour is driven partly by emotional reactions, social pressure, and the desire to appear knowledgeable. Experts argue that media literacy is no longer optional; it is essential. Developing the ability to question content, check credibility, and understand digital manipulation can significantly reduce the impact of misinformation. Unless people cultivate critical thinking skills, misinformation will continue to influence public opinion, polarize communities, and weaken democratic processes.

Q32. According to the passage, why do people often share unverified information?

A) Because they receive money from media companies

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B) Due to emotional impulses and social pressure

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C) Because all information online is reliable

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D) Because they dislike fact-checking platforms

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Q33. What does the passage imply about media literacy?

A) It is useful only for journalists

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B) It is optional but recommended

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C) It is necessary for everyone

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D) It has no role in reducing misinformation

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Q34. What is one major effect of misinformation mentioned in the passage?

A) Improved creativity

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B) Stronger community bonding

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C) Polarization and weakening of democracy

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D) Higher employment rate

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PASSAGE – 1
In today’s digital environment, information spreads at extraordinary speed. While this has enabled people to stay informed and connected, it has also made them vulnerable to misinformation. Many individuals tend to believe and circulate information without verifying the source or the context. This behaviour is driven partly by emotional reactions, social pressure, and the desire to appear knowledgeable. Experts argue that media literacy is no longer optional; it is essential. Developing the ability to question content, check credibility, and understand digital manipulation can significantly reduce the impact of misinformation. Unless people cultivate critical thinking skills, misinformation will continue to influence public opinion, polarize communities, and weaken democratic processes.

Q35. The tone of the passage can best be described as:

A) Humorous

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B) Critical and cautionary

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C) Indifferent

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D) Optimistic

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Q36. Choose the word that is MOST SIMILAR in meaning to ‘vulnerable’.

A) Protected

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B) Exposed

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C) Secure

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D) Strong

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Q37. Choose the word that is OPPOSITE in meaning to ‘credibility’.

A) Trust

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B) Doubt

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C) Reputation

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D) Certainty

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Q38. Identify the correctly spelled word.

A) Persuation

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B) Persuasion

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C) Perswaision

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D) Persuassion

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Q39. Identify the part containing the error:

“The teacher, along with her students, were present in the seminar.”

A) The teacher

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B) along with her students

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C) were

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D) present in the seminar

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Q40. Identify the error:

“Each of the participants have submitted their forms.”

A) Each of

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B) the participants

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C) have submitted

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D) their forms

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Q41. Choose the best improvement:

“She insisted to go with him.”

A) insisted for going

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B) insisted going

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C) insisted on going

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D) No improvement

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Q42. Choose the correct improvement:

“He is senior than me in this office.”

A) senior to me

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B) senior from me

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C) senior by me

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D) No improvement

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PARA JUMBLE

Arrange the sentences logically:

It shapes how we understand the world.
B. The media plays a crucial role in society.
C. Therefore, media literacy is essential.
D. However, not all information presented is accurate.

Q43. What is the correct sequence?

A) BADC

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B) BDAC

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C) BACD

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D) BCAD

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CLOZE TEST

Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate words:

Digital communication has become ______ (Q44) common that people often forget to verify information. This leads to the rapid spread of misinformation, making it difficult to distinguish facts from ______ (Q45). To address this challenge, individuals must develop critical thinking ______ (Q46) and learn how to evaluate online ______ (Q47). Only then can society become more ______ (Q48) against digital manipulation.

A) very

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B) too

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C) so

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D) much

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CLOZE TEST

Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate words:

Digital communication has become ______ (Q44) common that people often forget to verify information. This leads to the rapid spread of misinformation, making it difficult to distinguish facts from ______ (Q45). To address this challenge, individuals must develop critical thinking ______ (Q46) and learn how to evaluate online ______ (Q47). Only then can society become more ______ (Q48) against digital manipulation.

A) opinions

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B) rumours

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C) articles

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D) books

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CLOZE TEST

Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate words:

Digital communication has become ______ (Q44) common that people often forget to verify information. This leads to the rapid spread of misinformation, making it difficult to distinguish facts from ______ (Q45). To address this challenge, individuals must develop critical thinking ______ (Q46) and learn how to evaluate online ______ (Q47). Only then can society become more ______ (Q48) against digital manipulation.

A) lies

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B) stories

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C) skills

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D) habits

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CLOZE TEST

Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate words:

Digital communication has become ______ (Q44) common that people often forget to verify information. This leads to the rapid spread of misinformation, making it difficult to distinguish facts from ______ (Q45). To address this challenge, individuals must develop critical thinking ______ (Q46) and learn how to evaluate online ______ (Q47). Only then can society become more ______ (Q48) against digital manipulation.

A) employees

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B) content

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C) speakers

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D) printers

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CLOZE TEST

Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate words:

Digital communication has become ______ (Q44) common that people often forget to verify information. This leads to the rapid spread of misinformation, making it difficult to distinguish facts from ______ (Q45). To address this challenge, individuals must develop critical thinking ______ (Q46) and learn how to evaluate online ______ (Q47). Only then can society become more ______ (Q48) against digital manipulation.

A) vulnerable

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B) resistant

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C) confused

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D) doubtful

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Q49. (Number Series)

7, 11, 19, 35, 67, ?

A) 95

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B) 99

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C) 131

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D) 127

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Q50. (Coding-Decoding)

If WATER is coded as 23-1-20-5-18, then RIVER is coded as:

A) 18-9-22-5-18

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B) 17-9-22-5-19

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C) 19-9-23-5-18

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D) 18-8-22-5-18

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Q51. (Blood Relation)

A is the father of B. B is the sister of C. C is the mother of D.
How is A related to D?

A) Father

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B) Grandfather

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C) Uncle

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D) Brother

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Q52. (Syllogism)

Statements:

All books are papers.
Some papers are pens.

Conclusion:
I. Some books are pens.
II. Some pens are papers.

A) Only I follows

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B) Only II follows

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C) Both follow

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D) None follow

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Q53. (Series)

AZ, BY, CX, DW, ?

A) FU

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B) EV

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C) EU

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D) FX

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Q54. (Coding)

If CAT = 3120, and DOG = 4157, then RAT = ?

A) 18120

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B) 1820

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C) 12180

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D) 18102

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Q55. (Ranking)

In a class of 60 students, A ranks 15th from the top. What is A’s rank from the bottom?

A) 44

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B) 45

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C) 46

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D) 47

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Passage – II

Six persons A, B, C, D, E, and F are sitting around a triangular table facing the centre, with equal distance between adjacent persons.

Three persons sit at the corners of the table.
Three sit in the middle of the sides.

Additional information:

A sits to the immediate right of B.
Only one person sits between A and D (either to the left or the right side).
F sits 3rd to the right of D.
E is an immediate neighbour of F.
A does NOT sit at a corner of the table.

Use the above information to answer Questions

56. Who sits to the immediate right of A?

A) F

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B) C

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C) B

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D) E

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Passage – II

Six persons A, B, C, D, E, and F are sitting around a triangular table facing the centre, with equal distance between adjacent persons.

Three persons sit at the corners of the table.
Three sit in the middle of the sides.

Additional information:

A sits to the immediate right of B.
Only one person sits between A and D (either to the left or the right side).
F sits 3rd to the right of D.
E is an immediate neighbour of F.
A does NOT sit at a corner of the table.

Use the above information to answer Questions

57. If all the persons sit according to alphabetical order starting from the right of A, then the position of how many persons remains the same (excluding A)?

A) Two

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B) One

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C) None

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D) Four

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Passage – II

Six persons A, B, C, D, E, and F are sitting around a triangular table facing the centre, with equal distance between adjacent persons.

Three persons sit at the corners of the table.
Three sit in the middle of the sides.

Additional information:

A sits to the immediate right of B.
Only one person sits between A and D (either to the left or the right side).
F sits 3rd to the right of D.
E is an immediate neighbour of F.
A does NOT sit at a corner of the table.

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Who sits 3rd to the right of C?

A) F

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B) E

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C) A

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D) D

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Passage – II

Six persons A, B, C, D, E, and F are sitting around a triangular table facing the centre, with equal distance between adjacent persons.

Three persons sit at the corners of the table.
Three sit in the middle of the sides.

Additional information:

A sits to the immediate right of B.
Only one person sits between A and D (either to the left or the right side).
F sits 3rd to the right of D.
E is an immediate neighbour of F.
A does NOT sit at a corner of the table.

Use the above information to answer Questions

Who sits to the immediate left of F?

A) B

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B) D

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C) E

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D) A

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Passage – II

Six persons A, B, C, D, E, and F are sitting around a triangular table facing the centre, with equal distance between adjacent persons.

Three persons sit at the corners of the table.
Three sit in the middle of the sides.

Additional information:

A sits to the immediate right of B.
Only one person sits between A and D (either to the left or the right side).
F sits 3rd to the right of D.
E is an immediate neighbour of F.
A does NOT sit at a corner of the table.

Use the above information to answer Questions

Who sits 2nd to the right of D?

A) B

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B) E

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C) F

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D) A

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