Sunday, June 28, 2020

Reasoning : Syllogism Questions Set 53

  1. In each of the questions below are given some statements followed by two conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at
    variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

    STATEMENTS:
    a)Only a few C is G.
    b)No K is S.
    c)Few C is S.
    CONCLUSION:
    a) All C is being G is a possibility.
    b) Some K is not G.
    Conclusion a follows
    Conclusion b follows
    Either conclusion a or b follows
    Neither conclusion a nor b follows
    Both conclusion a and b follows
    Option D

     


  2. STATEMENTS:
    a)All D is S.
    b)No R is P.
    c)Some P is D.
    CONCLUSION:
    a) Some P is S.
    b) No P is S.
    Conclusion a follows
    Conclusion b follows
    Either conclusion a or b follows
    Neither conclusion a nor b follows
    Both conclusion a and b follows
    Option A

     


  3. STATEMENTS:
    a)Few D is N.
    b)No M is R.
    c)All R is D.
    CONCLUSION:
    a)Some D is M.
    b) No D is M.
    Conclusion a follows
    Conclusion b follows
    Either conclusion a or b follows
    Neither conclusion a nor b follows
    Both conclusion a and b follows
    Option C

     


  4. STATEMENTS:
    a)Some C are A.
    b)No A are P.
    CONCLUSION:
    a)All C can be P.
    b) All C can never be P.
    Conclusion a follows
    Conclusion b follows
    Either conclusion a or b follows
    Neither conclusion a nor b follows
    Both conclusion a and b follows
    Option B

     


  5. STATEMENTS:
    a)All T are R.
    b)Some P are R.
    CONCLUSION:
    a) All P can be T.
    b) All R are P.
    Conclusion a follows
    Conclusion b follows
    Either conclusion a or b follows
    Neither conclusion a nor b follows
    Both conclusion a and b follows
    Option A

     


  6. STATEMENTS:
    a)Some C are B.
    b)All C are Y.
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) All C can be B.
    b) All B can be Y.
    Conclusion a follows
    Conclusion b follows
    Either conclusion a or b follows
    Neither conclusion a nor b follows
    Both conclusion a and b follows
    Option E

     


  7. STATEMENTS:
    a)Few Pz is Cz.
    b)All Cz is Mz.
    c)No Mz is Dz.
    CONCLUSION:
    a)Some Pz is Dz.
    b)No Pz is Dz.
    Conclusion a follows
    Conclusion b follows
    Either conclusion a or b follows
    Neither conclusion a nor b follows
    Both conclusion a and b follows
    Option C

     


  8. STATEMENTS:
    a)No Cz is Mz.
    b)Only Mz is Lz.
    c)Some Mz is Ez.
    CONCLUSION:
    a)Some Cz is not Ez.
    b) All Cz is Ez.
    Conclusion a follows
    Conclusion b follows
    Either conclusion a or b follows
    Neither conclusion a nor b follows
    Both conclusion a and b follows
    Option C

     


  9. STATEMENTS:
    a)Only a few S is P.
    b)No P is T.
    c)Some T is L
    CONCLUSION:
    a) All S is being P is a possibility.
    b) All L is being T is a possibility.
    Conclusion a follows
    Conclusion b follows
    Either conclusion a or b follows
    Neither conclusion a nor b follows
    Both conclusion a and b follows
    Option B

     


  10. STATEMENTS:
    a)All B are P.
    b)Some B is C.
    c)No C is R.
    CONCLUSION:
    a)Some B is R.
    b) No B is R.
    Conclusion a follows
    Conclusion b follows
    Either conclusion a or b follows
    Neither conclusion a nor b follows
    Both conclusion a and b follows
    Option C

     




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Current Affairs Quiz: June 28, 2020

Current Affairs 28 June 2020 Quiz Read our Current Affairs and Newspaper Quiz daily to excel in General Awareness section of upcoming Competitive Exams. Quiz from Current Affairs 27 June 2020 of A2Z – Click Here to Read Current Affairs of June 27, 2020
  1. Recently PM Narendra Modi launched Atma Nirbhar Rojgar Yojana’ for migrant workers in which state? A)Uttar Pradesh B)Assam C)Bihar D)Telangana



  2. Which state launched YSR Kapu Nestham, to provide Rs 15,000 for eligible women? A)Kerala B)TamilNadu C)Telangana D)Andhra Pradesh



  3. Which organisation launched behaviour change campaign ‘navigating the new normal’? A)RBI B)Niti Aayog C)Irda D)SIDBI



  4. Which city topped in the Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2020′ by startup Genome? A)London B)NewYork C)NewDelhi D)California



  5. Which Bank announced the launch of ‘Yuva Pay, a digital wallet, in partnership with UDMA Technologies to enable contactless payments? A)IDBI Bank B)Yes Bank C)Sbi D)HDFC Bank



  6. Who will head the committee that has been set up by IRDAI to suggest insurance products covering the various risks involved in the use of drones? A)Arun Dubey B)Dev Bhushan C)Sanjay Singh D)Anjan Dev



  7. Recently Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan inaugurated Indian Oil Product Application and Development Centre (PADC) in which state? A)Odisha B)Maharashtra C)TamilNadu D)Assam



  8. Which two countries have beaten Colombia to win the bid to host the 2023 Women’s World Cup? A)England and Australia B)NewZealand and England C)India and Nepal D)Australia and NewZealand



  9. Who won the Premier League 2019/20 for first time? A)United FC B)Manchester United C)Chelsea D)Liverpool



  10. Which Indian Actress is among the 50 celebrated filmmakers and actors invited as the ambassadors of a slimmed down Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this year? A)Disha Patani B)Priyanka Chopra C)Deepika Padukone D)Lara Dutta



  11. Who is set to become the first female president of Marylebone Cricket Club in its 233-year history? A)Gita Gopinath B)Joicy Roy C)Andrena Smith D)Clare Connor



  12. Who was honoured by UN by inviting him/her on panel discussion on World Public Service Day, which was on June 23, 2020 speak about the strategies that were adopted by the state to combat the pandemic? A)Arfa Khanum B)Swati Chaturvedi C)Satyendra Jain D)KK Shailaja



STATIC GK BASED ON CURRENT AFFAIRS

  1. Where is the HQ of IRDAI? A)Hyderabad B)Mumbai C)Ahmedabad D)NewDelhi



  2. Where is the HQ of yes Bank? A)Kolkata B)Mumbai C)NewDelhi D)Chennai



  3. What is the currency of Australia? A)Dollar B)peso C)Won D)Euro



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GA Revision for SBI Clerk and other exams – 806

  1. Which state government signed an MoU with State Bank of India (SBI) to facilitate approval of loans to entrepreneurs in the MSME sector?
    A) Uttar Pradesh
    B) Sikkim
    C) Gujarat
    D) Maharashtra



  2. The Indian Institute of Geomagnetism (IIG) is located in ______?
    A) Chhattisgarh
    B) New Delhi
    C) Karnataka
    D) Tamil Nadu



  3. Moody’s Investors Service slashed India growth forecast for calendar year 2020 to how much percent?
    A) 0.2%
    B) 0.5%
    C) 0.8%
    D) 1.1%



  4. Who was appointed as chairman of the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority?
    A) Supratim Bandyopadhyay
    B) Sanjiv Kaul
    C) Anil Chaturvedi
    D) Bimal Julka



  5. Where is the headquarters of KBC Bank N.V. located?
    A) Russia
    B) China
    C) Belgium
    D) Kyrgyzstan



  6. The government has established International Financial Services Centres Authority to regulate all financial services in International Financial Services Centres (IFSCs).It will be headquartered in which city?
    A) Gandhinagar
    B) Surat
    C) Ahmedabad
    D) Hyderabad



  7. Cheraw is an important folk dance performed by the people of which state?
    A) Arunachal Pradesh
    B) Sikkim
    C) Assam
    D) Mizoram



  8. Who has been selected as the new Chief Vigilance Commissioner by a high-powered committee headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi?
    A) Vinay Dubey
    B) Ramesh Singh
    C) Bimal Julkar
    D) Sanjay Kothari



  9. What does L stands for in SLBC with respect to committees of Bank?
    A) Life
    B) Listed
    C) Level
    D) Line



  10. How much loan was given by Asian Development Bank for power sector in rural Maharashtra?
    A) USD 370 million
    B) USD 365 million
    C) USD 350 million
    D) USD 346 million



  11. Which country successfully tested air launched cruise missile Ra’ad-II?
    A) Israel
    B) Iraq
    C) Pakistan
    D) Afghanistan



  12. Which of the following city is known as‘Wine Capital” of India?’
    A) Mumbai
    B) Hyderabad
    C) Asansol
    D) Nashik



  13. Which organisation launched Access to COVID-19 Tools (ACT) Accelerator”?
    A) G7
    B) UN
    C) G20
    D) WHO



  14. Which PSU delivered its fourth anti-submarine warfare stealth corvette to the Indian Navy?
    A) SAIL
    B) RELIANCE
    C) GRSE
    D) IOCL



  15. Which country hosted the eleventh session of Petersberg Climate Dialogue through video conference?
    A) India
    B) Germany
    C) China
    D) Russia



  16. Ashraf Ghani was declared the winner of presidential election of which country?
    A) Iran
    B) Iraq
    C) Oman
    D) Afghanistan



  17. What is the theme of World Day of Social Justice 2020 ?
    A) workers on the move:the quest
    B) If you want peace and Development,work for social justice
    C) Social Well being and justice
    D) Closing the Inequalities Gap to Achieve Social Justice



  18. FCA are invested in multi-currency, multi-asset portfolios as per the norms, which are similar to the best international practices followed in this regard. C in FCA stands for?
    A) Credit
    B) Currency
    C) Call
    D) Central



  19. Which Company acquires Chroma Labs?
    A) Google
    B) Microsoft
    C) Twitter
    D) Netflix



  20. Where is the HQ of UN Relief and Works Agency?
    A) Kabul
    B) Kathmandu
    C) Bangkok
    D) Amman




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Reasoning : Puzzle and Arrangements for Upcoming Exams – Set 171

  1. Study the information and answer the following questions:

    Eight persons are sitting around a circular table, some of them faces inside while others face outside. All of them likes different mobile brand.Queen sits third to the right of the one who likes Nokia. The one who likes Sony sits third to the right of Queen. Shivani likes Apple brand and sits immediate left of the one who likes Sony. Riya faces outside and is neither an immediate neighbor of the one who likes Sony nor Queen.Neither Riya nor Taruna likes Samsung. Immediate neighbors of the one who likes Nokia faces opposite direction to each other. Nikita and Taruna sits adjacent to each other and both faces opposite direction.Neither Nikita nor Taruna likes Sony or Nokia. Mani likes Lenovo and faces outside. The one who likes Asus is an immediate left of Mani. Ojasvee sits third to the right of the one who likes Asus. Priyal sits third to the left of the one who likes Motorola. The one who likes Microsoft faces outside. Nikita and Riya do not face same direction. Riya does not like Nokia.

    Who among the following likes Nokia?
    Priyal
    Taruna
    Mani
    Ojasvee
    Riya
    Option A

     


  2. Who among the following third to the right of Nikita?
    Taruna
    The one who likes Apple
    Riya
    The one who likes Asus
    None of these
    Option B

     


  3. How many persons are sitting in between Ojasvee and the one who sits immediate right of the one who likes Lenovo, when counted left of Ojasvee?
    1
    3
    2
    4
    5
    Option C

     


  4. Four of the following are alike in a certain way so form a group, which among the following does not belong to that group?
    Riya
    Mani
    The one who likes Sony
    The one who likes Samsung
    The one who likes Motorola
    Option D

     


  5. Who among the following sits second to the right of the one who sits third to the left of Priyal?
    Taruna
    Ojasvee
    The one who likes Microsoft
    Cannot be determined
    The one who likes Asus
    Option E
    uzzle

     


  6. Study the information carefully and answer the questions given below:

    Eight persons i.e. Akansha, Banya, Caryl, Diksha, Elvish, Farah, Garima and Himani are sitting around a circular table but not necessarily in same order. Some of them are facing towards the center and rest are facing opposite the center. Each person like different mobiles i.e. Sony , Apple , Asus , Motorola , Lenovo , Xiaomi , Samsung and Oneplus but not necessarily in same order. Not more than two consecutive persons face same direction.The person who likes Sony sits third to the right of Akansha. Garima sits third to the left of Akansha. Banya and Himani sits opposite to each other. Banya is not an immediate neighbor of Garima. Neither Banya nor Himani likes Sony. One person sits between Garima and Elvish. Two persons sit between Himani and Farah, who likes Samsung. Caryl sits third to the right of Farah. Akansha and Diksha are immediate neighbor of each other. One person sits between the person, who likes Asus and the person, who likes Xiaomi The person who like Xiaomi sits opposite to the person, who likes Motorola. Garima likes Oneplus. The person who likes Motorola sit second to the left of person, who likes Lenovo. Neither Banya nor Akansha likes Lenovo. Diksha face opposite the center. Himani, Akansha faces same direction. The person who likes apple sit second to the left of Garima. Banya and Akansha faces opposite direction to each other. Elvish and Caryl face same direction. The person who likes Asus sit right to the person who likes Xiaomi. Akansha does not like Asus.

    Who among the following person likes Apple?
    Diksha
    Akansha
    Banya
    Elvish
    None of these
    Option A

     


  7. How many persons sits between the person who likes Sony and Xiaomi when counted from right of Xiaomi?
    None
    2
    1
    3
    4
    Option B

     


  8. Four of the following five are alike in certain way based from a group, find the one that does not belong to that group?
    Garima
    Akansha
    Farah
    Elvish
    Himani
    Option A

     


  9. Which of the following person sits 2nd to the left of Banya?
    The person who likes Motorola
    Diksha
    Elvish
    The one who likes Apple
    None of these
    Option A

     


  10. Who among the following person sits second to the right of Caryl?
    Himani
    Diksha
    Banya
    Cannot be determined
    None of these
    Option A

     




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English: Phrase Replacement/ Sentence Improvement Set 70

Directions(1-10): In the following questions, part of each sentence or the entire sentence is in brackets (); beneath each sentence are five ways of phrasing the underlined material. Option (A) repeats the original phrasing, the other four choices are different. If you think the original phrasing produces a better sentence than any of the alternatives, select Option (A); If not, select one of the other choices.
  1. Four years on, (despite of a lot of noise) , not much progress seems to have been made.
    Despite of a lot of noise
    In spite a lot of noise
    In spite of a lot many noise
    Despite a lot of noise
    Even a lot of noise
    Option D
    Despite is not followed by ‘of’. Also, ‘a lot of noise’ is the correct phrase; lot many is incorrect.
    Option E doesn’t serve the purpose of presenting a contradiction.
    Four years on, despite a lot of noise , not much progress seems to have been made.

     


  2. After some initial Russian defence purchases in the late 1950s, India agreed to buy MiG-21 aircraft in 1961, (facilitated in) technology transfers and mindful of deterring China.
    Facilitated in
    Facilitated by
    Facilitating in
    Facilitating at
    Facilitates at
    Option B
    After some initial Russian defence purchases in the late 1950s, India agreed to buy MiG-21 aircraft in 1961, facilitated by technology transfers and mindful of deterring China.

     


  3. Assam’s demographic changes (dates around to) the introduction of the plantation economy by the colonial state in the 19th century.
    Dates around to
    Date back to
    Dating above to
    Dates back on
    Date up to
    Option B
    We are talking about many changes, thus ‘date’ and not ‘dates’ will be used.
    ‘Date back to’ is a phrasal verb used to indicate the time when something was made or begun at a particular time in the past.
    Assam’s demographic changes date back to the introduction of the plantation economy by the colonial state in the 19th century.

     


  4. Apart from the gigantic scientific consequences, the discovery of life elsewhere (will also be having) profound philosophical, religious and political effects.
    Will also be having
    Would also have
    Would be having
    Shall also have
    Shall be having
    Option B
    The writer talks of a probable consequence that may possibly take place if life is discovered elsewhere.

    Apart from the gigantic scientific consequences, the discovery of life elsewhere would also have profound philosophical, religious and political effects.

     


  5. The rising costs of education and healthcare (as against fluctuating) returns from agriculture have intensified the fault lines in rural areas.
    As against fluctuating
    As with fluctuating
    Whether against fluctuating
    While for fluctuating
    With against fluctuating
    Option A
    As against – a phrase used while comparing or contrasting with other thing.

    The rising costs of education and healthcare as against fluctuating returns from agriculture have intensified the fault lines in rural areas.

     


  6. Panchayati Raj institutions are (entrusted to the execution of all rural upliftment schemes and programs in our country).
    Entrusted with the execution of all rural upliftment schemes and programs in our country
    Entrusted with the execution of all rural uplift schemes and programs in our country
    Entrusted upon the execution of all rural uplift schemes and programs in our country.
    Entrusted within the execution for all rural uplift programs and schemes in our country.
    No correction required
    Option A
    With the verb 'entrust', the preposition depends on the subject. A person/institution is entrusted with an issue. The issue is entrusted to a
    person/institution. In this case, the subject is the institution, so the correct preposition is 'with'. This leaves us with option A and B.
    Now between 'uplift' and 'upliftment', we need the noun form 'upliftment'.
    So option B is incorrect as well.
    The correct answer is option A.

     


  7. While Indian manufacturers, like their counterparts elsewhere, (complaint about inexpensive Chinese) products flooding the market, Indian consumers are lapping up everything from cheap Chinese phones and toys to clothes made in China.
    Complains about inexpensive Chinese
    Complaining about inexpensive Chinese
    Complain about inexpensive Chinese
    Complain through inexpensive Chinese
    No correction required
    Option C
    "Complaint" is a noun. But we need a verb here as the plural subject 'Indian manufacturers' requires a plural verb to denote the action they are
    doing, which is 'to complain'.
    'Complain through' is incorrect as one cannot complain through anything.
    Hence, option C is the correct answer.

     


  8. During the dark of night, feelings of sadness and nostalgia (can creep up on you without your knowledge).
    Can be creeping up on you without your knowledge.
    Can creep up on you without any of your knowing
    Creeping up on you without your knowledge
    Can be the creep up on you without your knowledge.
    No correction required
    Option E
    The word 'creep' means to move slowly and carefully in order to avoid being heard or noticed.
    Now, the preposition on is correctly used along with the correct form of the verb.
    The sentence is thus correct and no changes are required.
    Option E is the correct answer.

     


  9. The (vilest of the thing that can be done by a person) is to ill-treat dogs and other defenseless animals.
    vile things that can be done by persons.
    vilest things that can be done by a person.
    vilest thing that can be done by a person.
    vile thing that shall be done by a person.
    No correction required.
    Option C

     


  10. The psychological strain that she had to undertake during her training (really prove to be a testing for her mettles).
    really prove to be a test to her mettles
    really proved to be a test of her mettle
    really proved to be the test for her mettles
    really proved to being the test for her mettles
    No correction required
    Option B
    Mettle means a person's ability to cope well with difficulties; their spirit and resilience. This implies 'mettle' is an ability of a person. So, the correct preposition will be 'of' indicating possession.
    The use of past perfect auxiliary 'had' indicates the use of past tense. This means, we need to use past form of the verb 'proved'.
    So, the correct replacement is 'really proved to be a test of her mettle'.
    The correct answer is option B.

     




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Current Affairs Quiz: June 27, 2020

Current Affairs 27 June 2020 Quiz Read our Current Affairs and Newspaper Quiz daily to excel in General Awareness section of upcoming Competitive Exams. Quiz from Current Affairs 26 June 2020 of A2Z – Click Here to Read Current Affairs of June 26, 2020
  1. Union Minister, Dr Jitendra Singh inaugurated two important Bridges Devika and Puneja in which state? A)Jammu and Kashmir B)Haryana C)Bihar D)Assam



  2. According to TB Report 2020,how many TB patients have been notified in 2019? A)35 lakh B)25 lakh C)30 lakh D)24 lakh



  3. Which state government has launched a scheme Mukhyamantri Matru Pushti Uphaar under which it would provide nutrition kits? A)Arunachal Pradesh B)Sikkim C)Tripura D)Assam



  4. The Central government has allocated 4125 crore rupeesfor rejuvenating the Small, Medium and Tiny Industries sector in which state? A)TamilNadu B)Odisha C)Telangana D)Bihar



  5. Which country virtually hosted 36th ASEAN Summit? A)India B)Japan C)Vietnam D)China



  6. Which application was launched by Sachin Bansal that will provide instant loans of up to ₹5 lakh with repayment tenures of up to 36 months? A)MobilePe B)eCart C)Flip D)Navi



  7. As per SBI report, India’s per capita income to decline by how much percent in FY21? A)5.8% B)5.6% C)5.5% D)5.4%



  8. How much amount was provided under funding scheme Credit Guarantee Scheme for Sub-ordinate Debt to help the distressed MSMEs? A)₹40000 cr B)₹30000 cr C)₹15000 cr D)₹20000 cr



  9. NTPC to help which country to develop 500 MW solar park? A)Mali B)Uganda C)Myanmar D)Thailand



  10. Which company has been recognized as amongst the top 50 India’s Best Companies to Work For 2020, an annual ranking of companies with exceptional people practices and workplace cultures? A)Godfrey Philips B)Godrej C)Flipkart D)Paytm



  11. Recently New Zealand’s Rachel Priest announced his retirement from which sports? A)Cricket B)Tennis C)Football D)baseball



  12. The Sports Ministry is set to establish how many Khelo India Centres (KIC) at the district level across the country? A)1000 B)1200 C)1500 D)2000



  13. Which state bagged the e-Panchayat Puraskar 2020? A)Uttarakhand B)Punjab C)Uttar Pradesh D)Himachal Pradesh



  14. As per Times Higher Education World Young University Rankings,which Institute in India is best in the country? A)IIT Ropar B)IIT Indore C)IIM Ahmedabad D)IIM Lucknow



  15. Which airport becomes the first airport to runway by indigenously-developed Aviation Weather Monitoring System (AWMS)? A)Bengaluru B)Lucknow C)Chennai D)Mumbai



  16. Which application was launched by health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan developed by the Indian Red Cross Society through a video conference? A)eBloodServices B)eSetu C)eLife D)eBloodBank



  17. Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) in partnership with which company has unveiled Free Digital Learning Platform ‘Skills Build Reignite’ to reach more job seekers and provide new resources to business owners in India? A)IBM B)TCS C)Wipro D)HCL



  18. Which Institute of India has developed An apparatus for ultraviolet sterilization of surfaces to kill coronavirus? A)NIT Jalandhar B)NIT RAnchi C)IIT Delhi D)IIT Kanpur



  19. Recently Joel Schumacher passed away.He was related to which field? A)Journalism B)Singer C)Actor D)Flim Director



  20. Recently Tamonash Ghosh passed away.He was related to which field? A)Virologist B)Philosophy C)Actor D)Politics



  21. What is the theme of this year’s International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking? A)Better Knowledge for Better Care B)Health for Justice. Justice for Health C)Addressing Drug Problems D)Listen first



STATIC GK BASED ON CURRENT AFFAIRS

  1. What is the capital of Vietnam? A)Hanoi B)Bangkok C)Danoi D)Manila



  2. Where is the HQ of National Thermal Power Corporation? A)Mumbai B)NewDelhi C)Kolkata D)Chennai



  3. What is the currency of NewZealand? A)Euro B)dollar C)Peso D)Krone



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Saturday, June 27, 2020

Reasoning : Direction Sense Questions Set 30

  1. Study the following information and answer the questions given below:

    Akansha is 10 m North of Banya. Caryl is 12 m West of Diksha. Elvish is 5 m South of Farah. Banya is 8 m east of Diksha. Farah is 10 m West of Akansha. Garima is 5 m North of Caryl.

    What is the direction of Garima with respect to Elvish?
    East
    West
    North East
    North West
    None of these
    Option B

     


  2. What is the shortest distance between Diksha and Garima?
    10 m
    13 m
    12 m
    Cannot be determined
    None of these
    Option B

     


  3. If Himani is in the exactly between Caryl and Diksha then, Himani is in which direction with respect to Farah?
    South West
    East
    West
    North East
    None of these
    Option A

     


  4. Study the following information and answer the questions given below:

    Queen is 20 m to the North of Priyal. Queen is 10 m to the west of Riya. Riya is 10 m to the North of Shivani. Taruna is 10 m to the East of Shivani. Unnati is 10 m to the South of Taruna.

    In which direction is Priyal with respect to Unnati?
    West
    South East
    North East
    Cannot be determined
    None of these
    Option A

     


  5. What is the total distance from Priyal to Taruna?
    50 m
    35 m
    25 m
    60 m
    None of these
    Option A

     


  6. If Xylo is 10 m to the South of Shivani then in which direction is Unnati with respect to Xylo?
    South East
    South
    North West
    East
    None of these
    Option D

     


  7. Study the following information and answer the questions given below:

    Shivani is 10 m in East direction from Oman.Queen is 10 m in North direction from Oman. Unnati is 10 m in South direction from Oman.Priyal is 10 m in West direction from Oman. Rashi is 10 m in North-East direction from Oman.Tanu is 10 m in South-East direction from Oman.

    In which direction is Rashi with respect to Priyal?
    North East
    East
    South
    South West
    None of these
    Option A

     


  8. What is the shortest distance between Unnati and Shivani?
    20√2
    15√5
    15
    20
    None of these
    Option A

     


  9. In which direction is Queen with respect to Taruna?
    North West
    South
    North East
    Cannot be determined
    None of these
    Option A

     


  10. What is the distance between Priyal and Shivani?
    20 m
    30 m
    15 m
    10 m
    35 m
    Option A

     




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