Q.4897·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyWhen a certain number is multiplied by 7, the product entirely comprises ones only (1111...). What is the smallest such number?View question
Q.4898·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyIf the price of an article is decreased by 20% and then the new price is increased by 25%, then what is the net change in the price?View question
Q.4899·Miscellaneous·2021·Easy"........ most people would agree that telling deliberate lies is wrong, except perhaps in certain special situations where more harm will be done by telling the truth. Even the most truthful people probably tell a good many more lies that might be regarded as semantic lies; their use of words contains some measure of falsehood, more or less deliberate." The idea which the first part of the passage mention isView question
Q.4900·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyWhich one of the following habits is found more often in good people ?View question
Q.4901·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyWhat is the value of ‘X’ in the sequence 2, 7, 22, 67, 202, X, 1822?View question
Q.4902·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyConsider two Statements and four Conclusions given below. You have to take the Statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from the commonly known facts. Read all Conclusions and then decide which of the given Conclusion(s) logically follows/follow from the Statements, disregarding the commonly known facts. Statement 1: Some greens are blues. Statement 2: Some blues are blacks. Conclusion-1: Some greens are blacks. Conclusion-2: No green is black. Conclusion-3: All greens are blacks. Conclusion 4: All blacks are greens. Which one of the following is correct?View question
Q.4904·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyConsider two Statements and a Question : Statement-1: The last day of the month is a Wednesday. Statement 2: The third Saturday of the month was the seventeenth day. Question: What day is the fourteenth of the given month? Which one of the following is correct in respect of the Statements and the Question ?View question
Q.4905·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyWith reference to the above passage, the following assumptions have been made: 1. Modern democracies rely on the market forces to enable them to be welfare states. 2. Markets ensure sufficient economic growth necessary for democracies to be effective. 3. Government programmes are needed for those left behind in economic growth. Which of the above assumptions is/are valid ?View question
Q.4906·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyConsider the following Table : Who is the fastest run scorer in the Test Match ?View question
Q.4907·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyIn India, the objective of macroeconomics policy is to enhance the economic welfare of the people, and any one wing of such macro policy, monetary or fiscal, cannot independently work without active support of another. Which one of the following statements best reflects the corollary to the passage given above?View question
Q.4908·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyThe resolution of bankruptcy cases of Indian banks under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code should help bring non-performing assets (NPA) situation under some control. Despite the slow pace of resolution by the National Company Law Tribunal, the Code can be helpful in cleaning up bank books in future credit cycles. The recapitalization of public sector banks too can help increase the capital cushion of banks and induce them to lend more and boost economic activity. But bad debt resolution and recapitalization are only a part of the solution as they, by themselves, can do very little to rein in reckless lending that has pushed the Indian banking system to its current sorry state. Unless there are systemic reforms that address the problem of unsustainable lending, future credit cycles will continue to stress the banking system. Which one of the following statements best reflects the most logical, rational and practical suggestion implied by the passage given above?View question
Q.4909·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyIn the immediate future, we will see the increasing commodification of many new technologies – artificial intelligence and robotics, 3D manufacturing, custom made biological and pharmaceutical products, lethal autonomous weapons and driverless cars. This will pose conundrums. The moral question of how a driverless car will decide between hitting jaywalker and swerving and damaging the car has often been debated. The answer is both simple- save the human life- and complex. At which angle should the car swerve- just enough to save the jaywalker or more than enough? If the driverless car is in Dublin, who would take the decision ? The Irish Government, or the car’s original code writer in California, or a software programmer in Hyderabad to whom maintenance is outsourced ? If different national jurisdictions have different fine print on prioritizing a human life, how will it affect insurance and investment decisions, including transnational ones? Which of the following statements best reflect the rational, plausible, and practical implications that can be derived from the passage given above? 1. Too much globalization is not in the best interests of any country. 2. Modern technologies are increasingly blurring the economic borders. 3. Innovation and capital have impinged on the domain of the state. 4. Public policy of every country should focus on developing its own supply chains. 5. Geopolitics will have to reconcile to many ambiguities and uncertainties. Select the correct answer using the code given below:View question
Q.4910·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyNothing can exist in a natural state which can be called good or bad by common assent, since every man who is in natural state consults only his own advantage, and determines what is good or bad according to his own fancy and insofar as he has regard for his own advantage alone, and holds himself responsible to no one save himself by any law; and therefore sin cannot be conceived in a natural state, but only a civil state, which is decreed by common consent what is good or bad, and each one holds himself responsible to the state. Which one of the following statements best reflects the central idea of the passage given above?View question
Q.4911·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyConsider the following multiplication problem : (PQ)×3 = RQQ, where P, Q and R are different digits and R≠ 0. What is the value of (P+R)÷Q?View question
Q.4912·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyConsider the following addition problem : 3P+4P+PP+PP = RQ2; where P, Q and R are different digits. What is the arithmetic mean of all such possible sums?View question
Q.4913·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyIn an objective type test of 90 questions, 5 marks are allotted for every correct answer and 2 marks are deducted for every wrong answer. After attempting all the 90 questions, a student got a total of 387 marks. What is the number of incorrect responses ?View question
Q.4914·Miscellaneous·2021·EasyIn a code language 'MATHEMATICS' is written as 'LBSIDNZUHDR'. How is CHEMISTRY' written in that code language?View question