Q.5653·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyThe following data presents count of released convicts who have served prison terms (X), those who received some educational or technical training during their term (Y) and those who were offered Company placement (Z) respectively, from six different jails A, B, C, D, E and F, in the year 2010. Jail X Y Z A 86 45 25 B 1305 903 461 C 2019 940 474 D 1166 869 416 E 954 544 254 F 1198 464 174 Jail with highest placement rate of trained convicts isView question
Q.5654·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyThe following data presents count of released convicts who have served prison terms (X), those who received some educational or technical training during their term (Y) and those who were offered Company placement (Z) respectively, from six different jails A, B, C, D, E and F, in the year 2010. Jail X Y Z A 86 45 25 B 1305 903 461 C 2019 940 474 D 1166 869 416 E 954 544 254 F 1198 464 174 Jails with highest and smallest percentage of trained convicts are respectivelyView question
Q.5655·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyThe maximum marks in a Test are converted from 250 to 50 for the purpose of an Internal Assessment. The highest marks scored were 170 and lowest marks were 70. What is the difference between the maximum and minimum marks scored in the Internal Assessment ?View question
Q.5656·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyIn a pi-diagram there are three sectors. If the ratio of the angles of the sectors is 1 : 2 : 3, then what is the angle of the largest sector ?View question
Q.5658·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyThe population of two villages is 1525 and 2600 respectively. If the ratio of male to female population in the first village is 27 : 34 and the ratio of male to female population in the second village is 6 : 7, then what is the ratio of male to female population of these two villages taken together?View question
Q.5659·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyStudents of a class are made to sit in rows of equal number of chairs. If number of students is increased by 2 in each row, then the number of rows decreases by 3. If number of students is increased by 4 in each row, then the number of rows decreases by 5. What is the number of students in the class?View question
Q.5660·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyIf 6 men and 8 women can do a piece of work in 10 days; and 13 men and 24 women can do the same work in 4 days, then what is the ratio of daily work done by a man to that of a woman?View question
Q.5661·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyA train takes two hours less for a journey of 300 km if its speed is increased by 5 km/hr from its usual speed. What is its usual speed?View question
Q.5662·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyWhat is the point on the xy-plane satisfying 5x + 2y = 7xy and 10x + 3y = 8xy?View question
Q.5664·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyThe cause of the accident is yet to be ascertained , but police officials suspect the driver of the vehicle allegedly fell asleep.View question
Q.5665·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyThe leader said, “I am aghast with the developments so far. I will take time to understand this.”View question
Q.5666·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyUninterrupted rain had fatigued the commuters from the outskirts to the city and work suffered.View question
Q.5668·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyA new show is trying to change the clichéd depictions of women in animation.View question
Q.5669·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyThe captain produced yet another stellar show to make her team enter the semi-finals.View question
Q.5670·Miscellaneous·2020·EasyWhen we pick up a newspaper, a book, or an article, we come to our task with certain preconceptions and predispositions. We expect to find a specific piece of information or be presented with an argument or an analysis of something, say, the likelihood of recession in the next six months or the reasons why children can’t read. We probably know a little about the book or article we are reading even before we start. There was, after all, some reason why we chose to read one piece of writing rather than another. Our expectations and predispositions may, however, blind us to what the article and its author is actually saying. If, for example, we are used to disagreeing with the author, we may see only what we expect to see and not what is actually there. Day after day in our routine pattern of life we expose ourselves to the same newspaper, the same magazine, even books by authors with the same perspectives. In order to reflect on our reading habits and improve our skills we need to break out of this routine, step back and look at what we are doing when we read. Which word in the passage means ‘viewpoints’ ?View question