Which word is represented by a code ‘ea’?

Which of the following code use for ‘beautiful’ in this code language?

Code ‘ff’ is for which word in the given language?

Which of the following code use for ‘coloured’ in code language?

What would be code for ‘we are not’?

Which of the following combination is true?

Four of the following five are alike in a certain way so form a group, find odd one out?

What is the total number of mobiles does A and B has?

Which of the following box is placed at top and bottom respectively?

Which of the following box is of Black color?

If a person starts walking towards north from C and after 8m he turned right then at which point he will reach first ?

G is in which direction of D ?

Who sits second to the left of one who likes Cola?

How many persons are sitting between Z and Y counted from right of Z?

Who likes Pepsi?

Who is immediate neighbor of both D and E?

Who sits opposite to the one who likes Pepsi ?

Which statement among the following is false?

Who among the following is sitting at any extreme end?

Which of the following combinations is correct?

Who among the following likes a Skoda?

Who is 10 years old?

Who among the following completed the race first ?

If S’s age is 25yr and R’s age is 20yr them what could be the age of P ?

How many persons are older than R ?

What will be the shortest between point T and point K?

What is the shortest distance between point Z to T?

In which direction is point Z with respect to point X?

What is the rank of T in the class of 80?

I. D, who is ninth from top, is 22 ranks above J who is 15 ranks below T.

II. N, who is between T and X, is 75th from bottom.

In a code language, what does 'Btu' mean?

I. In that code language 'Dit Bot Btu' means 'yell at cat' and `Bot Se Dit Ki' means 'don't yell at mouse'

II. In that code language `Tak Ta Lat Btu' means 'get cat and leave' and `Li Wa Si Btu' means 'fight cat or duck' .

In which month Raj goes for seminar?

I. Raj ’s brother correctly remembers that Raj went for seminar after 25th March but before 5th June

II. Raj correctly remembers that he went in the first eight months of the year.

A class has a student strength in the multiple of 18 comprising of both girls and boys. How many students are there in the class?

I: The strength of the class is less than 71 but number of boys in the class are 37.

II: the strength of boys in the class is more than 30 but strength of the class is less than 65.

How many children does R have?

I. A and B are brothers of R. C is the only brother of T.

II. E is the only daughter of P. R is husband of P. R has a son T.

Complete the following series:

CEZ, GID, KMH, OQL, _____, WYT

How many such pairs of letters are there in the word 'LAUGHTER' each of which has as many letters between them in the word (in both forward and backward direction) as they have between them in English alphabetical series:

1. At one time we had truth and lies.

P. The term deceive  gives way to spin. 

Q. Euphemisms abound. We’re “economical with the truth,” we “sweeten it,” or tell “the truth improved.”

R. At worst we admit to “misspeaking,” or “exercising poor judgment.”  Nor do we want to accuse others of lying.  

S. Now we have truth, lies, and statements that may not be true but we consider too benign to call false.

6. We say they’re in denial. A liar is “ethically challenged,” someone for whom “the truth is temporarily unavailable.”

1. A Deloitte report said last year that machines would take on more repetitive and laborious tasks.

P. But we seem no closer to eliminating the need for human labour than at any time in the last 150 years. 

Q. In other words, while the new industrial revolution will eliminate a few professions, it will create new ones. R.Who knew what social media experts, cyber security professionals and augmented reality designers were before this millennium arrived?

S. The next wave of tech-led transformation will definitely lead to new, exciting avenues of human endeavour. 

6. And even if it's not clear what those will be, one thing is certain: We will have to pick up new skills, adapt and evolve far more than our parents did.

1. It's mostly impossible for career counselors in the present day to give specific solutions to the problems of what the best fields to enter are. 

P. We didn't know a decade ago how app-ruled the world would be. 

Q. A coping mechanism that depends on staying ahead of big data, AI and robots by picking fields of specialization. 

R. For example, just as we don't know exactly when 3D-printer-operation skills will become essential. In their book Only Humans Need Apply, Thomas H. Davenport and Julia Kirby have discussed. 

S. that are human strengths jobs that involve creativity, empathy and inter-human communication.

6. Jobs that involve deep specialization, for which there are no machines. Jobs that involve supervising machines, or even designing them and teaching them.

1. In an era of spin doctors, media consultants, and government by poll. 

P. It’s refreshing to read the words of a politician who knew his own mind and wasn’t afraid to speak it. 

Q. His pithy, forthright comments have survived the test of time. “Being a president is like riding a tiger,” Truman observed. 

R. “A man has to keep riding or be swallowed.” This is just one of the great wealth of quotes and anecdotes Keyes has collected. 

S. This politician was Harry Truman.

6. He has also included excerpts from Truman’s diaries, letters, speeches, and press.

1. Having helped writers face their demons of fear in his acclaimed The Courage to Write, Keyes now turns to the frustration that invariably follows. 

P. Frustration is as much a part of the writing process as similes and semicolons, he suggests. 

Q. Drawing on his long experience as a writer and teacher of writing, Keyes discusses how writers cope with day-to-day frustration, and the struggle to publish.  

R. If you’re not frustrated, Keyes tells readers, you’re not paying attention.  

S. Any serious writer gets discouraged. This is a sign of seriousness; evidence that their reach is exceeding their grasp. 

6. He provides fresh insight into the mind-set of publishers, suggests ways to deal with “discouragers,” and find the “encouragers” every writer needs to keep hope alive.

Choose the most suitable title for the above passage:

Which of the following is not true with respect to Ultimate Table Tennis (UTT) role in making an impact?

The central idea of the passage is best expressed as:

The attitude of the author towards the passage can be best described as:

The factors responsible for the success of players at the international level includes all of the following accept: 

In the context of the passage, the expression ‘chicken and the egg ‘is most likely to mean one of the following given options:

The election of President Donald Trump in 2016, and the defeat of Hillary Clinton, the first woman nominated for president by a major party, coerced many American women. Hundreds of thousands of women marched in protest in Washington, D.C., and other cities around the world a day after he took office in 2017.

I. shocked many American women into taking action.

II. excited many American women into taking action.

III. galvanized many American women.

English literature is full off tales of disparate people threw together for unexpected reasons.

I. Abounds with stories of people that are miles and poles apart put together 

II. Replete with accounts of contrasting people put at one place

III. full of tales of disparate people thrown together

Degrading to the rubble and ruin of two world wars, Germany in the second half of the twentieth century recaptured its economic strength. High-quality German-made products ranging from precision tools to automobiles again conquer the world markets, and the country experienced stratospheric growth and virtually full employment. 

I. Rebuilding from the rack and ruin of, again conquered world markets

II. Rebuilding from the rubble and ruin of, again vanquished world markets

III. Deteriorating to the rubble and ruin of, again conquered world markets

Cuba is mired of an economic slump amid worsening relations with long time adverse Washington since the advent of the Trump administration.

I. mired with, benefactor

II. mired in, adversary

III. entangled in, opponent

Mark the correct option for blank _(1)_.

Mark the correct option for blank _(2)_.

Mark the correct option for blank _(3)_.

Mark the correct option for blank _(4)_.

Mark the correct option for blank _(5)_.

Formal education is highly overrated.(1) It’s just a liberal conspiracy to loot the people by (A)/ making them  to send their children to schools they cannot afford.(B)/ How many of India’s most successful peoples can show a degree certificate on demand? (C)/ Isn’t the very definition of success the fact that nobody will dare to demand proof of your educational qualifications? (D)

For years now China has been the world’s manufacturing powerhouse, (1) leveraging its cheap labor and much else to dominate global trade (A)/ in general and developing country exports in particular. (B)/ But, of late, talk that China has reached the Lewis turning point, when it runs out of access to a cheap labour (C)/ reserve at a near constant real wage has gained currency.(D) 

With President Trump dominating the political discourse on trade, (1) there is increasing pressure on the government from India Inc to erect import barriers and support domestic manufacturing, (A)/ which has been struggling to compete with cheaper imports from countries such as China.(B)/ If the US – traditionally the staunchest advocate of free trade – thinks that restricting imports (C)/ will help its economy then India must go the same way, or so goes the argument.(D) 

Close to one billion of India’s 1.28 billion people live on less than Rs 10,000 a month, and about 700 million of those live on less than Rs 6,000 a month. (1) Imagine the quality of life of those individuals. (A)/ Worse still at that standard of living, there is no chance to gain upward mobility socially and economically in their lifetime. (B)/ That is the cycle of poverty one need to break with a laser like focus. One must start with the basics: (C)/ All citizens must first have a decent education. Second most important thing is healthcare. (D)

How many times do we make New Year’s resolutions only to find (1) that a month latter our good intentions and willpower have vanished, and we are back to square one? (A)/ It is common dilemma, but ask yourself: does a child need willpower to eat ice cream? (B)/ Does a youth in love need willpower to meet his beloved? (C)/ No, because where there is interest, there is no need to invoke willpower.(D) 

In the following questions, four sentences are given which may or may not be grammatically correct. These sentences are then followed by five options. From the given options, choose the grammatically correct sentence/sentences. 

A. We cannot eliminate rape simply by punishing a rapists in a barbaric manner. 

B. The ultimate solution to end the rape is to make society gender egalitarian. 

C. None of the three parties have made a commitment to solve pressing problems. 

D. Those involved in such crimes knew that their actions and behavior would be condoned by political leadership.

In the following questions, four sentences are given which may or may not be grammatically correct. These sentences are then followed by five options. From the given options, choose the grammatically correct sentence/sentences. 

A. Kaziranga, a UNESCO site, is a habitat to some of the world’s more endangered creatures.

B. Kaziranga, a UNESCO site, is a habitat to some of the worlds most endangered creatures.   

C. Kaziranga, a UNESCO site, is a habitat to some of the world’s most endangered creatures.   

D. Kaziranga, a UNESCO site, is an habitat to some of the world’s most endangered creatures.

In the following questions, four sentences are given which may or may not be grammatically correct. These sentences are then followed by five options. From the given options, choose the grammatically correct sentence/sentences. 

A. A spirited young woman named Joan embarks on a journey. 

B. A good book does things a film cannot do. 

C. Commercial sexual exploitation of children is a demand-driven phenomenon. 

D. The gender question is loaded with ambiguities and complications. 

In the following questions, four sentences are given which may or may not be grammatically correct. These sentences are then followed by five options. From the given options, choose the grammatically correct sentence/sentences. 

A. Women are not an minority in the world, yet the current state of our industry say otherwise.

B. Women are not a minority in the world, yet the current state of our industry says otherwise. 

C. Women is not a minority in the world, yet the current state of our industry says otherwise.

D. Women are not a minority in the world, and the current state of our industry says otherwise.

In the following questions, four sentences are given which may or may not be grammatically correct. These sentences are then followed by five options. From the given options, choose the grammatically correct sentence/sentences. 

A. There is comfort in knowing we are not alone in our problems. 

B. The need for communication and for the power of connection are often startling. 

C. We never thought that just a chance to speak or listen could have such impact. 

D. Their aim is to reviving human contact in a world where people live in the virtual space.