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SBI CLERKS PRELIMS - Model Test 67 Question Paper
In each of the following sentence, there are two blank spaces. Below each sentence, there are five options
and each blank is to be filled with the same word given below to make the sentence correct. Fill up the
sentences with the correct word.
1. (i) The ....... doctrine of truth, which it is now possible to outline, results from a convergence of the above
lines of argument.
(ii) The parable of the three rings is the epitome of the ....... position.
Prognosis
Pragmatic
Perceived
Parched
Plagiarism
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2. (i) A ....... sample of doctors from around the country were selected for the study.
(ii) GRBs appear seemingly at ....... in the Universe and rarely last less than a minute, making them hard to
study.
Sudden
Immediate
Actual
Random
Shocking
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3. (i) I have attached a PDF file of my ....... vitae.

(ii) They have a very good ....... at that university.
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Biodata
Image
Reputation
Rapport
Curriculum
4. (i) Mom always ...... me for making a fuss about the eye drops because I used to struggle.
(ii) In its October monthly report, the bank once again ...... eurozone governments for not working hard
enough to reduce public deficits.
Mocked
Chided
Exasperated
Beaten
Ridiculed
5. (i) Man is a hopeless ...... to himself, until he sees himself in the light of being a human with human
failings.
(ii) The crowds of Epicureans were a standing ...... to the adherents of less popular sects.
Enigma
Stigma
Stamina
Prototype
Example
In each of the questions given below a sentence is given which is divided into 5 parts. It is then followed by
5 options which give the sequence of the correct parts. Choose the option which gives the correct sequence
of the grammatically correct parts. If all the parts are grammatically correct or if the correct sequence is not
given in the options choose option 5) as the correct choice.
6. Time magazine dedicated(A)/ its person of the year(B)/ cover to women who broke the silence
surrounding(C)/ the pervasiveness of sexually harassment and violence(D), especially in the workplace(E).
ABCD
ACDE
CBDE
ABCE
None of these
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7. These experiences have(A)/ an insidious effect on women’s lives(B)/ and ability to participation(C)/ in
educational, work and(D)/ social activities(E).
ABDE
ACDE
ABDE
BCDE
None of these
8. What mattered to them was that(A)/ Lenin had inspired the(B)/ Communist Party of India(C)/ (Marxist)-led
government in that northeastern State, which(D)/ have un-seated after an un-broken 25 years of ‘red
rule’(E).
ABCD
BCDE
ACDE
ABDE
None of these
9. The new Chief Minister, too,(A)/ deserves appreciation for his expression of disapproval(B)./ Those who
said things that seemed to explain(C)/ away the dhakka will be hopefully be sobered(D)/ by the Prime
Minister’s admonition(E).
ACDE
BCDE
ABCD
ABDE
None of these
10. It says to Presidents and Governors(A)/ what they should or should not do(B)/, how they should and
should not act(C)/ when scrutinised results to see(D)/ who should be called to form governments(E).
ABDE
ABCD
ABCE
ACDE
None of these
In the following passage there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are again
printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank
appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.
Mr. Chamberlain had come to get gift to thirty-five million pounds from South Africa and to win the hearts
of Englishmen and Boers. So he gave a ...(11)... shoulder to the Indian deputation. ‘You know’, he said, that
the Imperial Government has little control over self-governing colonies. Your grievances seem to be
genuine. I shall do what I can, but you must try your ...(12)... to placate the ‘Europeans, if you wish to live in
their midst’. The reply cast a chill over the members of the ...(13).... I was also disappointed.
It was an eye opener for us all, and I saw that we should start with our work do novo. I ...(14)... the
situation to my colleagues. As a matter of fact there was nothing wrong about Mr. Chamberlain’s reply. It
was well that he did not mince ...(15).... He had brought home to us in a rather gentle way the rule of might
being ...(16)..., or the law of the sword. But sword we had none. We ...(17)... had the nerve and the muscle
even to receive sword-cuts. Mr. Chamberlain had given only a short time to the sub-continent. If Sri Nagar to
Cape Comorin is 1,900 miles, Durban to Cape town is not less than 1,100 miles, and Mr. Chamberlain had
to cover the long distance at hurricane speed. From Natal he hastened to the Transvaal. I had to prepare the
case for the Indians there as well and ...(18)... it to him. But how was I to get to Pretoria? Our people there
were not in a position to ...(19)... the necessary legal facilities for my getting to them in time. The war had
reduced the Transvaal to a howling wilderness. There were neither provisions nor clothing available. Empty
or closed shops were there, waiting to be ...(20)... or opened, but that was a matter of time.
11. 11
cold
cool
hot
warm
left
12. 12
hard
best
least
fate
hate
13. 13
reputation
crowd
delegate
leader
deputation
14. 14
expressed
said
explained
exclaimed
denied
15. 15
lectures
matter
topic
words
deals
16. 16
wrong
right
rite
bright
weak
17. 17
hardly
rare
might
do
scarce
18. 18
through
permit
submit
deposit
fill
19. 19
secure
procure
pull
fetch
buy
20. 20
replenished
fed
booked
filled
emptied
Read the following passage carefully and answers the questions given below it. Certain words are given in
bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.
With Finance Commission recommendations, Centre-state relations set to undergo dramatic change Any
big change requires big ideas, decisive leadership and happy coincidence of circumstances. Nothing
illustrates this better than the unfolding story of cooperative federalism in India.
As chief minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi had often argued that the central government implemented
schemes were at odds with the state's needs and priorities. For example, schemes that provided funds for
electrification were at best of limited value to Gujarat since it had already achieved near 100% electrification.
This state could have spent the money provided for such a scheme more productively if allowed to use it for
other purposes.
In advancing this view, Modi was joined by other chief ministers such as Vasundhara Raje of Rajasthan
who argued that the vast numbers of central schemes further restricted their fiscal space because many of
them required matching contributions by them from their otherwise untied funds. Once these matching funds
were committed to access central schemes, states were left with very limited funds for even the most
important expenditure items such as enforcement of law and order.
Nevertheless, this system has remained entrenched in one form or another in the last several decades
on
account of coincidence of three factors. First, outside of state leaders and a few economists and policy
analysts, advocates of the view that true federalism means giving greater fiscal space to states and trusting
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Second, the Finance Commission appointed once every five years ¬ plays a key role in the division of tax
revenues between Centre and states. Consistent with the first point, successive Finance Commissions held
untied funds to the states at or below 30% of the divisible tax pool. Only the 13th Finance Commission
exceeded this mark, setting states' share at 32%.
Finally , successive central governments have chosen to transfer the bulk of the remaining funds to the
states via central and centrally sponsored schemes. With nearly 8% growth over an entire decade, tax
revenues have significantly expanded. Alongside, central and centrally sponsored schemes and the revenue
resources they absorb have expanded dramatically as well.
Two key factors have come together to dramatically alter this equilibrium.One, India now has a prime
minister who was once a chief minister and strongly feels that cooperative federalism means greater fiscal
and legislative space for states. And two, by a happy coincidence, the chairman and members of the 14th
Finance Commission believe in genuine federalism themselves.
Moreover, they have recognised the opportunity offered by a prime minister at the helm who truly believes
in the power of states and their leaders. Accordingly , they have recommended that starting 2015-16, states
be awarded 42% of the divisible pool of tax revenues.This is a gigantic and unprecedented 10% jump in
devolution.
Predictably , the prime minister and his Cabinet have accepted this bold recommendation of the 14th
Finance Commission.
What implications does this change have? For starters, with larger transfers coming as untied funds,
states also have greater responsibility in discharging their duties. It is likely that they will now have to take
greater responsibility in areas that have been hitherto covered by the Centre, especially those falling on the
state list. States will also have to do this in ways that are more consistent with their priorities and not
according to “one size fits all“ schemes. By the same token, with a lower share in the divisible pool the
Centre's fiscal space will shrink, requiring a rethink of central and centrally sponsored schemes.
One might ask where does Niti Aayog fit into this story? I am tempted to say that in replacing the Planning
Commission by Niti Aayog, Prime Minister Modi may have anticipated the 14th Finance Commission. Under
the previous regime, the Centre was often seen as “giver“ and states as “recipients“ thereby making the
latter feel that they were less than equal partners. In replacing the Planning Commission by Niti Aayog, the
prime minister sought to change that equation and forge an equal relationship between the two sides. As
such this change represents a step towards cooperative federalism.
We will have a more complete picture of the emerging Centre-state relations this Saturday when the
finance minister presents the budget. But even with what we now know, one thing is clear: in the years to
come, Niti Aayog will have to play a much greater role in the knowledge space. Greater fiscal freedom
combined with greater legislative freedom in areas covered by the concurrent list of the Constitution means
that states will need to play a more active role in designing their own programmes and policies.
As they do so, they will need to reach out to data, analysis and expert advice.The design of Niti Aayog as
per the Cabinet Note of 1 January 2015 positions it well to provide these services. By the same token, those
of us at Niti Aayog have to work hard in the months to come to build new strengths so that we do not
disappoint the states that reach out to us for advice and assistance. We shall see.
21. As the Chief Minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi why argued that the Central Government implemented
schemes are at odds for the state government?
Because the Central Government was not paying the equal amount of funds for all the states.
Because, he being from the opposition, want to criticize the steps taken by the Central Government
and leave an impression on the general public mind that what a crook central government is.
Be cause Central Government doesn't take in the picture all the perspective while allocating the funds.
Because he wanted more funds for filling his and his cabinet minister's pocket.
None of these
22. Why Vasundhara Raje decided to join the views of Narendra Modi?
Being from the same party, she had no choice but to join hand in hand with her party leader.
Vasundhra Raje and Narendra Modi had a hidden plan of going against any of the good initiatives
taken by the Central Government.
Vasundhra Raje was also facing the atrocities of Central Government and want to raise her voice with
Narendra Modi.
Vasundhra Raje, being a Chief Minister of a state of India, where central schemes are restricted the
fiscal space of the state government, feels that it is injustice on the part of Central Government.
None
23. The writer referred the PM's view of cooperative federalism, what do you understand by cooperative
federalism?
It means a more prominent role for the Centre, than states.

It means the competitiveness between the Centre and the state.
It means more competitiveness among states
It means a sync in relation among the states and the centre.
It means a sync in relation among the states
24. What does writer meant by "one size fits all" schemes?
NITI Ayog will makes schemes that would be equally beneficial for all.
Previously, the schemes were more transparent and object oriented.
Planning Commission were making schemes without considering the crucial scenario in the sates.
Planning Commission was making more precise schemes, so as to address the actual needs of the
states.
None of these
25. Why the Government did a 10% increase in devolution?
To transfer the funds in the hands of state.
Shed of the extra responsibility of the state sponsored schemes.
To make state more self dependent.
To increase the extent of authority on states.
To appease the non BJP states in India.
26. What is the drastic change of the policy in NITI Ayog from that was in Planning Commission?
Now states will have equal equation with the centre.

States will have more financial freedom
Centre has given the responsibility to states to draft every scheme.
Both 1 and 2
Both 2 and 3
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27. Which of the following words is the same in meaning as the word printed in bold as used in the
passage:
Entrenched
disorganize
unsettle
establish
weaken
dissuade
passage:
Helm
rein
bottom
last
large
middle
passage:
Hitherto
last
until now
since
As far as
likely
passage:
Devolution
dispersal of power
control of power
bound by power
easing of power
deprived of power
31. A tap can fill a tank completely in 6 hrs. After half the tank is filled, one more similar tap is opened. What
is the total time taken to fill the tank completely ?
32. Somesh invested Rs. 4320 in scheme A which offers simple interest at 15% p.a for the first two years.
The resultant amount he then invested in Scheme B which offers simple interest at a rate of 20% pa. for two
years What is the interest that Somesh got from scheme B
Rs. 2294
Rs. 2262.45
Rs. 2246.40
Rs. 2285
Rs. 2238.40
33. Of the two numbers 8 times the smaller is greater than 5 times the bigger one by 4 If the sum of the
numbers is equal to five times their difference, what is the bigger number ?
12
15
20
8
16
34. In a show, the total amount received after selling all the tickets was Rs 9250 The price of children’s ticket
was Rs 100 and the price of adult’s ticket was Rs 150 If the number of children’s ticket sold was 5 more than
the number of adult’s ticket sold how many children tickets were sold ?
30
35
18
20
40
35. A boat can travel 15 km downstream In 20 minutes and 12.6 km upstream in 21 minutes What Is the
speed of the river current ? (in kmph)
3
35
4
4.5
5
36. A, B and C started a business by investing Rs 13,200, Rs 8,400 and Rs 19,200 respectively All of them
invested for equal period of time If C’s share of annual profit was Rs 12,000. what was total annual profit
received by all of them together ?
Rs 25,500
Rs. 24,500
Rs 27,500
Rs 26,500
Rs 22,500
37. The areas of a square and a rectangle are equal. If the length of the rectangle is 12 m more than the
side of the square and its breadth is 8 m less than the side of the square, what is the perimeter of the
rectangle ? (in m)
124
112
96
118
104
38. The average weight of male students of a class is 62 kg and the average weight of female students of
the same class is 46 kg. The average weight of all the students (males and females) in the class is 52 kg. If
the number of female students is 14 more than the number of male students, what is the total number of
students (male and female) in the class ?
84
49
56
70
63
39. Ram invested Rs. 12,800 in scheme A, which offers compound interest (compounded annually) @10
p.c.p.a for 2 years. He invested the equal amount in scheme B which offers simple interest at a certain rate
of inteest for the same period of time. If the total interest earned by him from both the schemes is Rs. 4480.
What is the rate of interest (p.c.p.a) of scheme B ?
8.5
9
5
7
6.5
40. B is thrice as good a workman as A if A completes a work in 27 days, how much work will be completed
in 3 days if A and B work together on the same piece of work ?
41. Mr Bakshi’s present age is 2.5 times the sum of the present ages of his 2 sons After 9 years, his age will
be three times the sum of the present ages of his sons. What is Mr Bakshi’s present age (in years) ?
45
36
42
38
48
42. Respective ratio of the values of A and B is 8:11. If the value of A is increased by 30% and the value of
B is decreased by 20%, the rspective ratio of the values of A and B becomes 13 : 11. What is the value of A
?
640
720
600
520
Cannot be determined
43. There was 40 litres of pure milk in a vessel 16 litres of pure milk was taken out and replaced with equal
amount of water Again 10 litres of mixture was taken out and replaced with equal amount of water What is
the amount of water in the vessel now ? (in litres)
23
22
24
25
21
44. A circular ground has a circumference of 220 m. There is a 7m wide path inside the garden along the
periphery. What is the area of the path ? (in m2)
1452
1336
1386
1486
1372
45. Mr Verma distributed his savings among his wife and two children. 32% of the total amount, he gave to
his wife The remaining amount he distributed among his son and daughter in the respective ratio of 7:9 If the
daughter got Rs 10,880 more than the son. what was the amount of savings that Mr Verma had ?
Rs. 1,27,900
Rs. 1,28,000
Rs. 1,38,700
Rs. 1,42,000
Rs. 1,35,000
Find out the wrong number in the following number series.
46. 12 25 52 55 57 115 117
55
117
25
52
56
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47. 2478 819 257 84 24 6 1
257
24
6
819
1
48. 2 3 6 15 45 160 630
45
630
6
3
160
49. 199 176 195 180 190 184 187
180
190
184
187
199
50. 1 5 2 30 28 2620
5
2620
28
30
2
What will come in place of the question mark (?) in the given question ?
51. 344 - 1224 ÷ 51 = 5 x ?3
4
3
8
6
2
52.
53.
54.
15
18
14
19
12
What will come in place of the question mark (?) in the given question ?
55.
54
85
76
65
90
The following questions are accompanied by three statements A, B and C. You have to determine which
statement(s) is/are necessary/sufficient to answer the question.
56. Two friends X and Y entered into a partnership. Find the share of X’s profit.
A) The ratio of the capitals of X and Y is 3 : 5.
(B) X invested his money for two months more than Y.
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A and B together
A and C together
Any two of them
All together are necessary
All even together are not sufficient
57. Find the monthly expenditure of a person.

(A) His monthly income is Rs 2400.
(B) The ratio of his expenditure to his income during the year is 3 : 4.
(C) His average monthly saying is Rs 600.
Only A and B together

Only A and C together
Only B and C together
Any two of them
All statements together are required
58. Find the area of a parallelogram.

(A) The ratio of the two adjacent sides is m : n.
(B) The length of the other diagonal is x.
(C) The length of the two adjacent sides are y and z.
Only B and C together

All statements together
Any two of them
All statements even together are not sufficient
59. A person travels from X to Y and vice versa. How long will it take to travel both the ways by bus?
(A) It takes 15 hours in travelling from X to Y by train and returning by bus.
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(C) He can save 3 hrs if he travels both the ways by train.
A and B together
B and C together
A and C together
Any two of them
All statements are required
60. What is the inradius of a right-angled triangle?

(A) The area of the triangle is known.
(B) Any two sides of the triangle are known.
(C) The perimeter of the triangle is known.
Only B
Any of them
Either B alone or A and C together
All together are necessary
Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
There are certain number of students studying in a school. In a survey it is found that 45.6% of total
number of students like tea. 12.8% of total number of students like cold drink. 84.4% of total number of
students like milik. 7% of students do not like any drink. 3.6% students like tea and cold drink. 10.2% of total
students like cold drink and milk. 38.6% of total students like tea and milk. 2.6% students like all three
drinks. Number of students who do not like any drinks is 35.
61. What is the number of students who like only milk?
204
180
193
191
229
62. What is the number of students who like tea and cold drink but don’t like milk?
5
8
13
12
18
63. What, is the number of students who like exactly two drinks out of the given three options?
221
223
227
229
231
64. What is the number of students who like at least one drink?
455
465
475
485
500
65. What is the number of students who like at least two drinks?
232
234
236
238
240
Study the following information and answer the given question:

Six people- L, M, N, O, P and Q have different Monthly income. L earns more than only two people. N
earns less than L but more than Q. O earns less than M. M does not have the highest income. The person
with second highest income earns Rs. 85,000 per month and the one having second lowest income earns
Rs. 28,000 per month.
66. Which of the following is true with respect to O as per the given information ?
O has the highest income.

O has more income than N.
O has less income than L
All the given statements are true.
O earns Rs.28,000 per month.
67. Who amongst the following has less income than only one person ?
N
M
Q
O
P
68. Who amongst the following possibly earns Rs. 65,000/- per month ?
Either O or L
Q
N
P
Either P or M
Study the following information and answer the given question :

Seven people, namely A, B, C, D, E, F and G have to attend some kind of parties on seven different days
of the same week namely. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Each
person decides to give different presents namely- Cutlery, Wall-Clock, Dress, Frames, Silver coins, Cologne
and Cash, but not necessarily in the same order.
A has to attend a party on Thursday. C decides to gift silver coins and has to attend a party on one of the
days after A. The one who decides to gift Wall clock has to attend a party immediately after G. G does not
have his party on any of the days after Tuesday. Only three people have to attend parties between G and E.
E does not have a party on Saturday. F decides to gift a Cologne. Cash is gifted on a Sunday, but not by B.
Only three people have parties between the one who gifts a Dress and the one who gifts Frames. Frames is
not gifted on Monday.
69. Which of the following represents the day on which E has his party ?
Monday
Tuesday
Friday
Wednesday
Sunday
70. What does A decide to gift for his patty ?
Dress
Cutlery
Cash
Frames
Wall Clock
71. Based on the given arrangement, which of the following statements is TRUE ?
None of the given statements are true

F has his party on Monday.
Only two people have their parties after A
B has a party on one of the days after A
Only two people have their parties between G and F.
72. Which of the following combinations is definitely correct ?
F - Friday - Cologne
C - Sunday - Silver Coins
G - Tuesday - Dress
B - Tuesday - Wall Clock
E - Saturday - Frames
73. Four of the following five form a group as per the given arrangement. Which of the following does not
belong to that group ?
A-Silver Coins
C - Frames
G - Cologne
E-Cash
B - Cutlery
In this question, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are
followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statement and select the appropriate
answer.
74. Statement : Q < E ≥ S = B ≥ V < P

Conclusion : I. S < P
Conclusion : II. V ≤ E
neither conclusion I nor II is true

only conclusion II is true
only conclusion I is true
both conclusions I and II are true
either conclusion I or II is true
75. Statement : P < L ≥ A = Y ≥ D

Conclusion : I. L ≥ D
Conclusion : II. P > Y

76. Statement : S > B = Y ≤ Q < U = L

Conclusion : I. Q ≥ S
Conclusion : II. L > B

77. Statement : L < U = C < K ; Y ≥ L

Conclusion : I. Y ≥ C
Conclusion : II. U ≤ Y

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78. Statement : L < U = C < K ; Y ≥ L

Conclusion : I. L < K
Conclusion : II. K ≤ Y

Study the following information and answer the given question :

S is the daughter of Q. Q is married to N. S is married to B. U is the son of B. P is the uncle of U. N is the
father of P.
79. How is U related to Q ?
Nephew
Grandson
Son-in-law
Son
Brother
80. How is N related to B ?
Grandfather
Brother
Father
Father-in-law
Uncle

Study the following information to answer the given question:
Ten people are sitting in two parallel
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equal distance between adjacent persons. In row-1 L M, N, O and P are seated (but not necessarily in the
same order) and all of them are facing north. In row-2 Q, R, S, T and U are seated (but not necessarily in
the same order) and all of them are facing south. Therefore, in the given seating arrangement each member
seated in a row faces another member of the other row.
The one who faces P sits fourth to left of Q. The immediate neighbour of P faces R. The one who faces T
sits second to left of M. L is not an immediate neighbour of M. One of the immediate neighbours of U faces
O
81. Which of the following groups of people represents the people sitting at extreme ends of both the rows ?
Q, S, L, P
T, U, M, P
T, R, O, M
R, S, M, P
Q, R, O, N
82. Who amongst the following sits to immediate right of the person who faces N ?
U
T
Q
R
S
83. Who amongst the following faces S ?
M
N
L
O
P
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84. Which of the following is true regarding U ?
Both T and R are immediate neighbours of U

S sits second to right of U
None of the given options is true
only two people sit between U and Q
P is an immediate neighbour of the person who faces U
85. Which of the following is true with respect to the given information ?
S faces one of the immediate neighbours of O

O is an immediate neighbour of P
O sits exactly between P and M
R faces M
None of the given options is true
Study the information carefully and answer the given question:

G, H, I, J, K, L, M and N are sitting around a circular area at equal distances between each other, but not
necessarily in the same order.
Some of the people are facing the centre while some face outside
(i.e. in a direction opposite to the centre).
H sits fourth to right of L. Both the immediate neighbours of H face the same direction as L (i.e if L faces
the centre then both the immediate neighbours of H also face the centre and vice versa). G sits second to
right of M. M is not an immediate neighbour of L. M faces outside. Only two people sit between M and K.
Both the immediate neighbours of N face the centre. I sits to immediate right of K. I faces same direction as
N (i.e if N faces the centre then I also faces the centre and vice versa). Immediate neighbours of L face
opposite directions ( i.e if one person faces the centre then the other faces outside and vice versa).
Immediate neighbours of M face opposite directions.
86. How many people in the given arrangement face outside ?
Three
Five
Four
six
Two
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Sreedhar's CCE | Institute 0 and Entrance Exams
87. What is M’s position with respect to L ?
Second to the left

Third to the right
Second to the right
Fourth to the right
Fifth to the right
88. Who is sitting to immediate right of L ?
G
J
N
K
I
89. Which of the following is true regarding J as per the given seating arrangement ?
J is one of the immediate neighbours of H

J sits second to left of M
I sits to immediate right of J
only three people sit between J and L
J faces outside
90.https://sreedharscce.com/exam-report
Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given seating arrangement and so form
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a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group ?
N
L
I
M
G
In this question two statements are given followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take
the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read both
the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements
disregarding commonly known facts.
91. Statements :
All lines are sentences.
Some sentences are paragraphs.
Conclusion I: No paragraph is a line.
Conclusion II: At least some paragraphs are lines

92. Statements :
Some papers are notes.
No note is a document.
Conclusion I: At least some notes are papers
Conclusion II: No paper being a document is a possibility

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93. Statements:
Some buildings are towers.
Some towers are offices.
Conclusion I: At least some offices are buildings
Conclusion II: At least some offices are towers

94. Statements :
All comics are books.
No book is a study.
Conclusion I: All books are comics
Conclusion II: No comic is a study

95. Statements :
Some pathways are highways.
All roads are highways.
Conclusion I All pathways are roads
Conclusion II No pathways a road
either conclusion I or ll is true

both conclusions I and
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Study the information and answer the given question:

In a certain code language
‘stress should be less’ is written as. ‘kn Ij ts rd’
‘high stress cause disease’ is written as ‘sa ys fe ts’
‘stress should not affect’ is written as. ‘po ts mp rd’
‘not be high immune’ is written as. ‘ys po kn od’
(All the codes are two letter codes only)
96. What may be the code for ‘should be involved’ in the given code language ?
kn sa uv
kn rd Ij
rd sa xj
rd sa kn
kn xj rd
97. What is the code for ‘cause’ in the given code language ?
ys
kn
either sa or fe
rd
ts
98. What is the code for ‘immune’ in the given Dode language ?
od
mp
po
kn
ys
99. What is the code for ‘not high’ in the given code language ?
ys po
po sa
mp sa
po od
ys lj
100. What does the code stand for ‘Ij’ in the given code language ?
less
not
be
affect
disease

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5/9/2019 Sreedhar's CCE | Institute for Competitive and Entrance Exams

Reg No : 510465 Date : 09 - May - 2019.

Student Name : pilleboina Papaiah

SBI CLERKS PRELIMS - Model Test 67 Question Paper

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3. (i) I have attached a PDF file of my ....... vitae.

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It means a more prominent role for the Centre, than states.

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Now states will have equal equation with the centre.

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Find out the wrong number in the following number series.

46. 12 25 52 55 57 115 117

47. 2478 819 257 84 24 6 1

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48. 2 3 6 15 45 160 630

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51. 344 - 1224 ÷ 51 = 5 x ?3

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