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SSC CGL Tier 2 Test 6
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SSC CGL Tier 2 Test 6
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    Directions For Questions

    Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.

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    I ________ my black leather shoes till they shine.
    Solutions
    For shine, the shoes are polished specially the leather ones. They are neither scrubbed nor rubbed. Even brushing them doesn’t give a shine.
    Hence, option D is the correct answer.
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    Study the following statements and choose right option with two straight lines intersect each other:

    1. Two adjacent angles are complementary.

    2. Opposite angles are equal

    (A) Both 1 and 2 are not true

    (B) Both 1 and 2 are true.

    (C) 1 is false and 2 is true.

    (D) 1 is true and 2 is false.

    Solutions
    Adjacent angles are supplementary to each other i.e 180 degree. Hence, statement 1 is not true.

    When two lines intersect each other the opposite angles Are always equal i.e. angle X = angle Y
    Hence, statement II is true.
     

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    Hence, option C is correct.
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    Directions For Questions

    Fill in the blank with the most appropriate choice.

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    The man felt _____ when he got to know that he had been cheated.
    Solutions
    Worried means to get anxious.

    Horrified means to be filled with horror.

    Humiliated means make someone feel ashamed and foolish by injuring their dignity and pride.

    Disgraced means having fallen from favour or a position of power or honour; discredited.

    The suitable adjective for the action of cheating is "humiliated".
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    If (4y + 55Â) and (3y + 69)Â are supplementary then find the value of y.

    (A) 10


    (B) 6


    (C) 12


    (D) 8


    Solutions

    Sum of supplementary = 180Â

    4y + 55Â + 3y + 69Â = 180Â

    7y + 124 Â = 180Â

    7y = 180Â - 124Â

    7y = 56

    y = 56/7

    y = 8

    Option B is correct.

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    Directions For Questions

    Select the most appropriate option to fill in the blank.

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    Neha’s pay is __________ of her work.
    Solutions
    The sentence requires an adjective as it talks about the pay of Neha. "Highly" is an adverb; so, option A is incorrect. The adverb "enough" is used after the adjective such as smart enough, stupid enough, fast enough etc. So, option D is incorrect as the structure has been reversed here. Option C is incorrect too. Option B is the correct answer.
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    Find the ratio of lateral surface area and area of square base of a pyramid. If its slant height is 7 cm and total surface area is 32 cm2?
    Solutions

    There are total 4 slant surfaces on the pyramid.

    Thus, Total surface area = Lateral Surface Area + Area of Base

    32 = (½ × Base Perimeter × Slant Height) + Area of square base

    32 = (½ × 4a × 7) + a2

    a2 + 14a – 32 = 0

    a2 + 16a – 2a – 32 = 0

    a(a + 16) – 2(a + 16) = 0

    a = -16, +2

    Thus, side of the base = a = 2 cm

    Area of square base = 2×2 = 4 cm2

    Lateral surface area = (½ × 4a × 7) = ½ × 8 × 7 = 28 cm2

    Required ratio

    = 7 : 1.

  • Question 7/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Choose the most appropriate option to change the voice (active/passive) form of the given sentence.

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    They have no time available nor money to squander on what they consider to be pointless pursuits.
    Solutions

    In case of infinitives in a sentence, ‘to + V1’ is changed to ‘to + be +V3’ in the passive voice.

    Here, ‘to squander’ must be changed to ‘to be squandered’ in the passive voice.

    Thus, the correct sentence will be option D i.e. ‘They have no time available nor money to be squandered on what they consider to be pointless pursuits.’

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    Small spherical balls of radius 0.7cm are dropped into a cylindrical container of diameter 7cm, which contains some water. Find the number of spherical balls that should be dropped in to the container, so that water level rises by 5.6 cm.
    Solutions

    Radius of small spherical balls = 0.7 cm

    Diameter of cylindrical container = 7 cm

    Radius of cylindrical container = 7/2 cm

    Let number of spherical balls that dropped into a cylindrical container =k

    Volume of k spherical balls that are dropped = Volume of cylindrical container up to 5.6 cm

     k = 150

  • Question 9/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Rewrite the sentence in passive voice.

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    The boy is climbing the cliff.

    Solutions

    The given sentence is in the Active voice, as the form of the verb (‘is climbing’) shows that its subject (‘boy’) was doing something and was ‘active’.

    Therefore, it must be changed to the Passive voice, where something could be done by the subject, and it was ‘passive’.

    In order to do that,

    1. The object of the transitive verb in the Active voice should become the subject of the verb in the Passive voice (‘cliff’ becomes the subject in place of ‘boy’).

    2. Add the appropriate form of the verb 'be' to the sentence and use the past participle of the verb (‘is climbing’ is converted to ‘is being climbed’).

    3. Add a 'by' followed by the doer of the action.

    Thus, the same sentence in the Passive voice is ‘The cliff is being climbed by the boy’.

    Hence, option C is the correct answer.

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    Distance between two straight poles of height 15 m and 20 m is 12 m. Find the distance between the top of two poles.

    (A) 11 m


    (B) 12 m


    (C) 13 m


    (D) 14 m


    Solutions

    PQ = 20 m


    AB = 15 m


    PR = 20-15 =5 m


    Distance between top of poles AP = √(122 + 52) = 13m


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