Data Interpretation Quiz For all Competition Exam

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Directions (Q. 1-5): Study the following table and pie-chart carefully to answer the given questions. The table shows the ratio of Hindu religion soldiers to soldiers of other religions

1. What is the number of Hindu soldiers in Jat regiment?
1) 2600
2) 2700
3) 3200
4) 2800
5) 2350

2. What is the difference between Hindu soldiers in Madras regiment and soldiers of other religions in Bihar regiment?
1) 485
2) 550
3) 520
4) 510
5) 490

3. The number of Hindu soldiers in Sikh regiment is what per cent of the number of other soldiers in Maratha regiment?
1) 97.12%
2) 99.56%
3) 102%
4) 104.16%
5) 25%

4. In which regiment is the number of non-Hindu soldiers the maximum?
1) Maratha regiment
2) Sikh regiment
3) Madras regiment
4) Jat regiment
5) Bihar regiment

5. What is the ratio of the number of Hindu soldiers in Bihar regiment to the number of non-Hindu soldiers in Jat regiment?
1) 11 : 10
2) 12 : 11
3) 13 : 12
4) 14 : 13
5) 15 : 14

Directions (Q. 6-10): Study the chart carefully to answer the following questions.

6. What  is the difference between the average temperature of Durban and that of Quito?
1) 8ºC
2) 11ºC
3) 9ºC
4) 7ºC
5) 5ºC

7. What  is the difference between the average temperature of all cities in May and that in February?
1) 10ºC
2) 13ºC
3) 3ºC
4) 2ºC
5) 5.8º

8. The average temperature of Riyadh is approximately what per cent more than that of Columbus?
1) 105%
2) 106%
3) 93.5%
4) 87.21%
5) 110.52%

9. What is the ratio of the average temperature of Lisbon to that of Quito?
1) 91 : 89
2) 107 : 91
3) 57 : 47
4) 103 : 95
5) 2 : 3

10. The average temperature in May is what per cent of the average temperature in March of the given five cities?
1) 89.91%
2) 103.51%
3) 120%
4) 109.09%
5) 105.21%

Answer:-
1. (4); Number of soldiers in Jat regiment
= 10000 x (35/100) = 3500
Number of Hindu soldiers in Jat regiment
= 3500 x (4/5) = 2800

2. (2); No. of Hindu soldiers in Madras regiment
= 10000 × (15/100) × (2/3) = 1000
No. of soldiers of other religions in Bihar regiment
= 10000 x (12/100) × (3/8) = 450
  Difference = 1000 – 450 = 550

3. (4); Number of Hindu soldiers in Sikh
regiment = 10000 × (20/100) × (3/8) = 750
Number of soldiers of other religions in Maratha regiment
= 10000 × (18/100) × (2/5) = 720
  Reqd % = (750 x 100)/720 = 104.16%

4. (1); Number of non-Hindu soldiers in Jat regiment
= 3500 – 2800 = 700
Similarly, in Sikh regiment
= 10000 x (10/100) x (5/8) = 125
In Madras regiment
= 10000 x (15/100) x (1/3) = 500
In Maratha regiment
= 10000 x (18/100) x (2/5) = 720
In Bihar regiment
= 10000 x (12/100) x (2/8) = 450
In Maratha regiment the number of non-Hindu soldiers is the maximum.

5. (5); Number of Hindu soldiers in Bihar regiment
= 10000 x (12/100) x (5/8) = 750
Number of non-Hindu soldier s i n Jat regiment
= 700
Reqd ratio = 750 : 700 = 15 : 14

6. (5); Average temperature of Durban
= (20 21 22 25 28)/5 = 23.2ºC
Average temperature of Quito
=  (15 16 18 20 22)/5 = 18.2ºC
  Reqd difference = (23.2º – 18.2ºC) = 5ºC

7. (3); Average temperature in May
= (28º 22º 14º 18º 38º )/5 C = 24ºC
Average temperature in Feb
= (21º 16º 18º 20º 30º )/5  = 21ºC
  Reqd difference = (24ºC – 21ºC) = 3ºC

8. (2); Average temperature of Riyadh
= (35º 30º 32º 36º 38º )/5 =  34.2ºC
Average temperature of Columbus
= (20º 18º 16º 15º 14º )/5  = 16.6ºC
  Reqd % =  {(34.2º –16.6º)/16.6º} x 100%
= 106. 02%
106% more than average temperature of Columbus

9. (2); Average temperature of Lisbon
= (22º 20º 22º 25º 18º)/5 = 21.4ºC
Average temperature of Quito
= (15º 16º 18 20º 22º)/5 = 18.2ºC
  Reqd ratio = 21.4 : 18.2 = 107 : 91

10. (4); Average temperature in May = 24ºC
Average temperature in March
= (22º 18º 16º 22º 32º)/5  = 22ºC
  Average temperature in May is
= (24 x 100)/22 = 109.09% of average temper ature in

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Directions (Q. 1-5): Study the given table carefully to answer the following questions:

1. How many passengers deboard the train at Nagpur?
1) 2050
2) 1340
3) 1170
4) 1050
5) 150

2. What is the total fare of an eight-membered family who board at Mathura and deboard the train at Itarsi? Four members out of eight are children and each child’s fare is 55% of the fare for an adult?
1) `2635
2) `2051
3) `2192
4) `1818
5) `2590

3. What is difference between the speed of the train from Jhansi to Nagpur and that from Delhi to Jhansi?
1) 11 kmph
2) 10.5 kmph
3) 12.5 kmph
4) 18 kmph
5) None of these

4. The total halt time is what per cent of the total travel time?
1) 8.6%
2) 2.4%
3) 7.8%
4) 5.6%
5) 4.1%

5. What is the total revenue from this train between Agra and Itarsi? (Assume all passengers pay full fare)
1) `300000
2) `296650
3) `326610
4) `349000
5) `151500

Directions (Q. 6-10): Study the table carefully to answer the following questions.

The percentage profit is given on total cost price. 
Cost price = cost of production + transportation cost + packaging cost

6. If the percentage of profit on sold Ghee is 10%, then what is its cost of packaging?
1) `24.90
2) `23.50
3) `22
4) `21.09
5) `27.80

7. What is the difference between the selling price of Sugar and that of Rice, if the cost of transportation is zero for both?
1) `56
2) `52
3) `48
4) `36
5) `72

8. What is the cost of packaging of Pulse? 
1) `22.5
2) `20.04
3) `19.91
4) `18.71
5) `15.74

9. What is the percentage profit of Milk if its selling price is 80% of the cost price of Rice?
1) 28%
2) 30%
3) 32%
4) 34%
5) 38%

10. 4 kg Ghee, 3 kg Rice and 5 kg Milk are sold. What is profit or loss percentage? (The packing cost is zero for all goods) and selling price of Milk is `32 per kg?
1) 36%
2) 32%
3) 30.49%
4) 34.2%
5) 31.5%

Answer:-
1. (4); Passengers deboarding the train at Nagpur
= Total  passengers boardi ng at various stations from Delhi to Itarsi – Total passengers deboarding the train at various stations from Mathura to Itarsi
= (500 + 200 + 350 + 250 + 180 + 150) – (80 + 50 + 100 + 200 + 150)
= 1630 – 580
= 1050

2. (1); Total fare of family
= Fare of Adults + Fare of Children
= 4 × 425 + 4 × 425 × (55/100)
= 1700 + 935 = `2635

3. (3); Speed of train from Delhi to Jhansi
= 400/6
= 66.67 kmph
Speed of train from Jhansi to Nagpur
= 950/12
= 76.16 kmph
Reqd difference
= 79.16 – 66.67
= 12.50 kmph

4. (5); Total travel time
= 12.00 noon – 5.45 pm (one day before)
= 18hr 15min
= 18 X (15/60)hr
= 73/4 hours
Total halt time = 5 + 5 + 15 + 7 + 13 = 45 minutes
Total halt time is = 45/60
= (3/4) hr
Reqd % = (3/4) X (4/73) X 73 Hours
= 4.10% of the total travel time.

5. (2); Total revenue between Agra to Itarsi
= (Fare of Railway from agra to Itarsi × Number of passengers between stations)
= Total revenue from Agra to Jhansi + Total revenue from Jhansi to Bhopal  + Total revenue from Bhopal to Itarsi
= (500 + 200 + 350 – 80 – 50) × (250 – 130) + (500 + 200 + 350 + 250 – 100 – 80 – 50) × (375 – 250) + (500 + 200 + 350 + 250 + 180 – 200 – 100 – 50 – 80) × (425 – 375)
= {(920 × 120 + (1070 × 125) + (1050 × 50)}
= {110400 + 133750 + 52500} = `296650

6. (4); Selling price of Ghee
= `120 per kg Profit
= 10%
Total cost price = 120 × (100/110) = `109.09
Cost of packing = Cost price – Cost of production – Cost of transportation
= 109.09 – 80 – 8 = `21.09

7. (3); Selling price of Rice
= 40 × (105/100) = `42
Selling price of Sugar = 45 + 5 + 50 = `100
Reqd difference = 100 – 42 = `48

8. (5); Selling price of pulse = `90
Loss = 6%
Total cost price = 90 × (100/94) = `95.74
Cost of packaging of pulse = Total cost price – Cost of production – Cost of transportation =
95.74 – 70 - 10 = `15.74

9. (4); Cost price of Rice = `40
Selling price of Milk = 40 × (80/100) = `32
Cost price of Milk = Cost of production + Transportation + Packaging
= 20 + 3 + 1
= `24
% profit = {(32-24)/24} × 100 = 33.33% = 34%

10. (3); Cost price of 4 kg Ghee + 3 kg Rice + 5 kg Milk
= {4 × (80 + 8) + 3 × 40 + 5 × (20 + 3)}
= 352 + 120 + 115 = `587
Selling price of 4 kg Ghee + 3 kg Rice + 5 kg Milk
= 4 × 120 + 3 × 42 + 5 × 32 = 480 + 126 + 160 = `766
% profit = [{(766 – 587)X100}/587] = 30.49%

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Directions (Q. 1-10): In the following passage, some of the words have been left out, each of which is indicated by a number. Find the suitable word from the options given against each number and fill up the blanks with appropriate words to make the paragraph meaningful.

The economic history of India shows a number of distinct phases over the period it fell under the colonial control to the modern times when it ( 1 ) on economic reforms. Before the formal onset of the British colonial rule in India after the Battle of Plassey in 1757, India was among

the richest ( 2 ) of the world. According to some ( 3 ), during the Mughal period India was the second-largest economy having a share of almost 25 per cent of the world economy. Two centuries of the ( 4 ) British colonial rule led to India’s wealth being ( 5 ) away and the process of ‘deindustrialisation’ taking a heavy ( 6 ) on the people of India. The great nationalist leader Dadabhai Naoroji was the first person to systematically highlight this ( 7 ) of the colonial ( 8 ).His analysis laid the theoretical ( 9 ) for the freedom struggle ( 10 ) in India’s independence in 1947.

1. 

1) ceased 

2) dissented 

3) embarked

4) launched 

5) stopped

2. 

1) metropolitan 

2) continents 

3) provinces

4) states 

5) countries

3. 

1) appraisal 

2) estimates 

3) evaluation

4) belief 

5) thought

4. 

1) crafty 

2) unworthy 

3) scandalous

4) exploitative 

5) sinister

5. 

1) drained 

2) depleted 

3) hacked

4) dragged 

5) washed away

6. 

1) demand 

2) taxation 

3) toll

4) price 

5) cost

7. 

1) face 

2) demeanour 

3) attitude

4) countenance 

5) aspect

8. 

1) payoff 

2) exploitation 

3) corruption

4) offence 

5) nepotism

9. 

1) basement 

2) groundwork 

3) justification

4) foundation 

5) authority

10. 

1) culminating 

2) crowning 

3) converting

4) sustaining 

5) dreaming

Answer:-

Q. 1 (3)	Q. 2 (5)	Q. 3 (2)	Q. 4 (4)	Q. 5 (1)
Q. 6 (3)	Q. 7 (5)	Q. 8 (2)	Q. 9 (4)	Q. 10 (1)

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Quiz On Data interpretation for SBI PO Mains 2015

Directions (Q. 1-5): Study the given bar graph and pie chart to answer the following questions.

The bar graph shows the production (in thousand tonnes) of Wheat, Rice and Maize in different states. 

1. The productivity of which state is the maximum?

1) Bihar 

2) Haryana 

3) Punjab

4) UP 

5) MP

2. The production of which state is the maximum?

1) Bihar 

2) MP 

3) Haryana

4) UP 

5) Punjab

3. The production of Wheat in Punjab is what per cent more than the production of Maize in Odisha?

1) 350% 

2) 250% 

3) 300% 

4) 200% 

5) 400%

4. What is the ratio of the production of Rice in Bihar to the production of Wheat in Haryana?

1) 2 : 3 

2) 3 : 2 

3) 2 : 1 

4) 1 : 1 

5) 1 : 2

5. If MP exports 40% of Rice at the rate of `30 per kg and UP exports 30% of Rice at the rate of `32 per kg, then what is the ratio of the incomes from the exports?

1) 65 : 48 

2) 31 : 42 

3) 43 : 54 

4) 57 : 62 

5) 1 : 2

Directions (Q. 6-10): Study the bar chart carefully to answer the questions given below:

The number of factories of various industries in India and Pakistan

6. If the ratio of production of Steel in India to that in Pakistan is 5 : 3 and the production of Steel in India is 1000 tonnes, what is the ratio of the productivity (production/no. of factories) of Steel in India to that of Pakistan?

1) 5 : 4 

2) 4 : 3 

3) 3 : 2 

4) 2 : 1 

5) 1 : 9

7. What is the difference between the total number of factories in India and that in Pakistan?

1) 250 

2) 150 

3) 50 

4) 5 

5) 100

8. The number of Cotton factories in Pakistan is what per cent of the total number of Cement factories in India?

1) 53.5% 

2) 59.9% 

3) 57.14% 

4) 50% 

5) 48.7%

9. If Pakistan and India export 40% and 30% respectively of their production of Fertilizer, then what is the difference between the amounts of Fertilizer they used for themselves? (The production of Pakistan is 50 tonnes per factory and that of India is 60 tonnes per factory)

1) 15 tonnes 

2) 0 tonne 

3) 35 tonnes

4) 32 tonnes 

5) 11 tonnes

10. If the production of Cement in India is 24500 tonnes and that in Pakistan is 14500 tonnes, then what is the difference between their productivity (production/ number of factories)?

1) 4.3 tonnes 

2) 6 tonnes 

3) 5.714 tonnes

4) 8.2 tonnes 

5) 7.9 tonnes

Answer:-

1. (2);Productivity = Total production/Area of agricultural land Productivity of Haryana
= (25+35+30)x1000/ [2x (8/100)] = 90000/16000
= 5.625 tonnes per sq km
  Productivity of Haryana is the maximum.

2. (5); Production of Punjab is maximum = 105000 tonnes

3. (3); Production of Wheat in Punjab = 40000 tonnes

4. (4); The ratio of production of Rice in Bihar  to the production of Wheat in Haryana 
= 25000 tonnes : 25000 tonnes = 1 : 1

5. (1); Income of MP from export of 40% of Rice at the rate of `30 per kg
= 32500 x (40/100)x 30  = `39 crore
Income of UP from export of 30% of Rice at the rate of `32 per kg
= 30000 x (30/100) x 32 = `28.8 crore
Reqd ratio = 39 : 28.8 = 390 : 288 = 65 : 48


6. (1); Production of Steel in India = 1000 tonnes
Productivity of Steel in India =  1000/ 8000 
= 1.25 tonnes per factory
Production of Steel in Pakistan = 1000 x (3/5) 
= 600 tonnes
Productivity of Steel in Pakistan = 600/600
= 1 tonnes per factory
Reqd ratio = 1.25 : 1 = 125 : 100 = 5 : 4

7. (5); Total factories in India = 300 + 500 + 500 + 700 + 800 = 2800
Total factories in Pakistan = 500 + 400 + 700 + 500 + 600 = 2700
  Reqd difference = 2800 – 2700 = 100

8. (3); Total number of Cotton factories in Pakistan = 400
Total number of Cement factories in India = 700
  Reqd % = (400/700) x 100 = 57.14% of the number of Cement factories in India.

9. (2); Production of fertilizer in Pakistan = 50 × 700 = 35000 tonnes
Export of Pakistan is 40% of its production. Then, the Fertilizer used by Pakistan itself
= 35000 (60/100) = 21000 tonnes.
Production of Fertilizer in India = 60 × 500 = 30000 tonnes 
India exports 30% of its production. So, Fertilizer used by India itself
= 30000 × (70/100)  = 21000 tonnes
  Reqd difference = 21000 – 21000 = 0 tonne

10. (2); Productivity of Cement = Production per factory
Productivity of Cement in India =  35 tonnes
Productivity of Cement in Pakistan 
= (14500/500) = 29 tonnes

  Reqd difference = 35 – 29 = 6 tonnes

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Directions (Q. 1-5): Study the following pie-charts to answer the following questions:

The pie-charts show the expenditure of two companies A and B, which are `50 lakh and `60 lakh respectively.

1. If the incomes of Company A and B are in the ratio of 4 : 5 and the income of Company B is 180% of its expenditure, then what is the difference between the income of Company B and the income of Company A?

1) `2200000 

2) `1900000 

3) `2160000

4) `1850000 

5) `2250000

2. If the number of employees in Company A is a hundred then what is the average salary of the employees in Company A?

1) `14000 

2) `16000 

3) `13000

4) `15000 

5) `15500

3. What is the ratio of tax paid by Company A to that by Company B?

1) 35 : 18 

2) 34 : 37 

3) 42 : 41 

4) 31 : 27 

5) 27 : 25

4. What is the difference between the expenditure on employees of Company B and that of Company A?

1) `4300000 

2) `640000 

3) `5900000

4) `8700000 

5) `7800000

5. The expenditure on Machine and Electricity of Company B is what per cent more than that on the same item of Company A?

1) 67% 

2) 84% 

3) 75%

4) 77% 

5) 80%

Directions (Q. 6-10): Study the following graph and pie-chart carefully to answer the given questions. 

Number of volcano eruptions in various countries in different years.

6. What is the ratio of the number of volcanic eruptions in the year 2009 to that in 2011?

1) 31 : 47 

2) 23 : 31 

3) 17 : 23

4) 47 : 43 

5) 43 : 39

7. The total number of volcanic eruptions in Japan during the given four years is what per cent of the total number of volcanoes in Japan?

1) 139.5% 

2) 137.78% 

3) 132.91%

4) 123.52% 

5) 104.2%

8. What is the difference between the number of volcanoes in Indonesia and the number of volcanoes in Morocco?

1) 120 

2) 100 

3) 150 

4) 80 5) 170

9. The total number of volcanic eruptions in Chile is what per cent of the total number of volcanic eruptions in USA during the given four years?

1) 109.5% 

2) 95.51% 

3) 80.42% 

4) 115.38% 

5) 125.78%

10. What is the ratio of the total volcanoes in New Zealand to the number of volcanic eruptions in New Zealand during the given four years?

1) 5 : 3 

2) 7 : 5 

3) 2 : 5 

4) 3 : 4 

5) 4 : 7

Answer:-
1. (3); Expenditure of Company B = 60 lakh
Income of Company B =  60 x (180%/100) = 108 lakh
Income of Company A
 5 = 108 lakh
 1 = 2160000
 4 = 8640000
So Income of Company A = 8640000
Reqd difference = 1080000 – 8640000 = ` 2160000

2. (1); Total expenditure on the employees of Company A
= 5000000 x (28/100)  = `1400000
Average salary of the employees = 1400000 /100 = 14000

3.(1); Tax paid by Company A : Tax paid by Company B
        =   5000000 x 14     :  6000000 × 6
                    = 700000 : 360000
                        = 35 : 18
4. (2);
Difference =  [(6000000 x 34) – (5000000 x 28)] / 100
             = `640000

5. (5); Expenditure on Machine and Electricity of Company B
= 6000000 × 18/100
= `1080000
= 10.8 lakh
Expenditure on Machine and Electricity of Company A
= 5000000 x 12 /100 = `600000 = 6 lakh
  Reqd % = {(1080000 – 600000)/600000} x 100%
    = 80%

6. (3); Total no. of volcanic eruptions in the year 2009
= 20 + 60 + 20 + 60 + 60 + 120
= 340
Total no. of volcanic eruptions in the year 2011
= 100 + 120 + 120 + 20 + 40 + 60
= 460
Reqd ratio = 340 : 460 = 17 : 23

7. (4); Total no. of volcanic eruptions in Japan during the given four years
= 60 + 100 + 120 + 140
= 420
Total number of volcanoes in Japan = (1000 X 34) / 100 = 340
Reqd % =  (420/340) X 100
 = 123.52%

8. (2); Difference between the number of Volcanoes in Indonesia and the number of Volcanoes in Morocco
Short Trick
= {1000 (20 - 10)}/100 = 100

9. (4); Total no. of volcanic eruptions in Chile
= 40 + 60 + 80 + 120
= 300
Total no. of volcanic eruptions in the USA
= 20 + 60 + 80 + 100
= 260
 Reqd % = (300/360) X 100
        = 115.38%
Hence, volcani c eruptions in Chi le is
115.38% of the total no. of vol canic
eruptions in the USA.

10. (3); Total Volcanoes in New Zealand
= (1000 X 12)/100
= 120
Total  no. of volcanic er upt ions i n New Zealand
= 40 + 60 + 80 + 120 = 300
Reqd ratio = 120 : 300 = 2 : 5

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Directions (Q. 1-10): Read the passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words/ phrases are given in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.

The most comprehensive indicator of economic growth in an economy is the average annual growth in real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) that is originating within the geographical boundary and measured at constant base period prices. It would, therefore,

reflect average incremental availability of goods and services produced domestically in the economy over time. When the growth NDAN of real GDP is adjusted for the population growth, it gives the average annual growth of per capita real GDP and reflects closely the improvements in standard of living enjoyed by people in the economy on an average over time. This is particularly valid for large countries where the cross-border flows of goods and services are limited in relation to the amount produced within the geographical boundary. These three average annual growth rates in (i) real GDP, (ii) population and (iii) per capita GDP (PCI) are very significant parameters to reflect the performance and prospects of economic development in any country over a fairly long time period.

The history of economic growth in India is both interesting and educative. Comparable time series estimates of real GDP in India can be stretched back till the year 1890 for meaningful analysis.

The growth performance during the first phase when the country was under the last 50 years of the British rule was the worst during all the phases so far. Real GDP grew at around 1 per cent annually and so did the population. As a result, the per capita real income almost stagnated for the first fifty years of the last century in India. Since the last fifty years of the British rule in the country were perhaps the best period for the Indian economy under their rule of about 190 years in terms of development of all physical and social overhead capital such as railways, physical and social overhead capital such as railways, ports, schools, colleges, hospitals, banks and other institutions, it can be safely assumed that the stagnation of real living standards of people observed during 1900-51 was perhaps the phenomenon during the entire period of 190  years of the British rule in the country. These two centuries of stagnation ensured that one of the richest countries in the world luring everybody by its wealth and prosperity turned into one of the poorest countries by the year 1950-51.

1. Which of the following cannot be inferred from the given passage? 

1) To calculate the economic development of a country one should have the data related to real GDP and population.

2) During the last fifty years of the British rule the growth performance was not at all good.

3) The rates of population growth and economic growth were the same during the phase of the last

fifty years of the British rule.

4) The per capita real income during the first fifty years of the last century in India registered no positive growth rate.

5) During the two centuries of British rule, the last fifty years was certainly the worst period for the

Indian economy.

2. Which of the following correctly gives the average annual growth of per capita real GDP? Reply on the basis of the given passage.

1) The average annual growth of per capita real GDP is the market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a year.

2) The average annual growth of per capita real GDP is the product of sum total of GDP and GNP divided by the total population of a country.

3) The average annual growth of per capita real GDP is the product of growth of real GDP divided by the population growth of a country over the given period.

4) The average annual growth of per capita real GDP is the adjusted value of GDP for changes in money value in the given period.

5) None of these

3. When was greater emphasis laid on the development of social overhead capital in India during the British rule?

1) During the entire period of 190 years of British rule in India

2) During the last fifty years of the last century of British rule in India

3) During the last fifty years of the first century of British rule in India

4) During the entire period of the last century of the British rule in India

5) Not mentioned in the given passage

4. Why did India become one of the poorest countries in the world by the year 1950-51?

1) Because of the drain of wealth to England

2) Because of uncalculated investment for the development of physical and social overhead capital

3) Because of static economic growth

4) Because of overpopulation and no positive economic growth

5) Because of misrule by the British

5. Find the correct statement on the basis of the given passage.

(A) The GDP indicates the production of goods and services in a country over time.

(B) The most important indicator of an economy is the growth in real GDP of a country measured at

wholesale price index.

(C) The living standard of the citizen of a country is closely related to the average annual growth of

per capita real GDP.

1) Only (A) 

2) Only (B) 

3) Only (C)

4) Only (A) and (B) 

5) Only (B) and (C)

Directions (Q. 6-8): Choose the word/group of words which is MOST SIMILAR in meaning to the word/ group of words printed in bold as used in the passage.

6. Parameters

1) purview 

2) criteria 

3) constant

4) limitations 

5) amplitude

7. Stagnated 

1) declined 

2) surged 

3) grew

4) derailed 

5) stalled

8. Luring

1) dispersing 

2) dispelling 

3) tempting

4) banishing 

5) disenchanting

Directions (Q. 9-10): Choose the word/group of words which is MOST OPPOSITE in meaning of the word/ group of words printed in bold as used in the passage.

9. Prospects

1) impossibility 

2) chance 

3) hope

4) anticipation 

5) likelihood

10. Stretched

1) go 

2) draw 

3) protract

4) dragout 

5) shrink

Answer:-

Q. 1 (5)	Q. 2 (5)	Q. 3 (2)	Q. 4 (3)	Q. 5 (3)
Q. 6 (2)	Q. 7 (5)	Q. 8 (3)	Q. 9 (1)	Q. 10 (5)

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Reasoning Quiz For SBI PO - Puzzles

Directions (Q. 1-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below. 

Five friends P, Q, R, S and T are Musician, Architect, Doctor, Engineer and Artist by profession and like White, Blue, Red, Yellow and Green colour but not necessarily in that order.l The person whose hobby is dancing preferred lemonade to cola while others preferred cola tolemonade in beverages. The four friends who took cola were P, the one who is an engineer, the person whose favourite colour is Green and the one whose hobby is net surfing. S did not take lemonade and his favourite colour is White. Q’s favourite colour is Blue. He did not like lemonade. T’s hobby is not painting, reading or gardening. S clicks a picture of his friend who is an engineer. The person whose favourite colour is Red likes painting and the person who is artist likes gardening. S is not a doctor. The person who is a doctor takes cola. The person who is an engineer likes Blue colour. The musician’s favourite colour is not Yellow. R’s favourite colour is Green.

1. Who among the following is a Doctor?

1) R 

2) P 

3) S

4) Can’t say 

5) None of these

2. Q’s hobby is

1) reading 

2) painting 

3) gardening

4) Can’t say 

5) None of these

3. The person who likes Blue colour is a/an

1) architect 

2) musician 

3) engineer

4) Can’t say 

5) None of these

4) Can’t say 

5) None of these

4. Whose favourite colour is Yellow?

1) T 

2) R

3) The one who is an artist 

4) Can’t say

5) None of these

5. Which of the following combinations is not correctly matched?

1) T – Architect – Yellow – Dancing – Cola

2) R – Artist – Green – Gardening – Cola

3) Q – Engineer – Blue – Reading – Cola

4) P – Doctor – Red – Painting – Cola

5) None of these

Directions (Q. 6-10): Study the following information and answer the questions that follow:

Eight students A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H in a school NDAN sports competition participated in a game in which they were sitting around a circular ring. The seats of the ring are not directed towards the centre. All the eight students are in four groups I, II, III and IV, ie two students in each group, but not necessarily in the same order. These students are from different sport houses, viz Maharishi,Vyas, Aryabhatt, Vashistha, Shankaracharya, Balmiki, Dhruv and Dayanand.l No two students of the same group are sitting adjacent to each other except those of group III. Students from group IV are sitting opposite each other.l D is neither in Dayanand nor in Aryabhatt house. l The student from Dhruv house is sitting on the immediate right of the student from Dayanand house.l C, who is in Vashistha house, is in group I. She is sitting on the immediate right of F, who is in group III.l F is not in Aryabhatt house and she has also participated in other sports.l B from Vyas house is neither in group IV nor in group I or II.l B is sitting opposite E. Only Balmiki participant A is sitting between Dhruv participant E and theShankaracharya participant.l Both the students of group II are sitting adjacent to students of group IV.

6. Who is in Maharishi house?

1) G 

2) F 

3) H

4) Can’t say 

5) None of these

7. ‘H’ is in which house?

1) Dayanand 

2) Shankaracharya

3) Maharishi 

4) Can’t say

5) None of these

8. Who among the following students are in group IV?

1) A and B 

2) A and C 

3) G and H

4) Data inadequate 

5) None of these

9. The student from which house is sitting opposite the Vashistha house participant?

1) Dayanand 

2) Shankaracharya 

3) Dhruv

4) Can’t Say 

5) None of these

10. Which of the following statements is false?

1) The Balmiki representative is sitting opposite the Maharishi house representative.

2) The Vyas house representative is sitting opposite the Dhruv house representative.

3) H and G are sitting opposite each other.

4) The two girl-participants are sitting opposite each other.

5) None of these

Answer:-

1. (2)

2. (1) 

3. (3) 

4. (1)

5. (1)

6. (2)

7. (4)

8. (3)

9. (2) 

10. (4)

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