Hexawareset 1

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A manufacturer makes a profit of 15% by selling a colour TV for Rs. 5750. If the
cost of manufacturing increases by 30% and the price paid by the retailer is
increased by 20%, find the profit percent made by the manufacturer.
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7(4/13)%
4(8/13)%
6(1/13)%
6(2/13)%
Correct Answer
SP = 5750, Profit = 15%

∴ 115% of CP = 5750
100% of CP = 5750 * 100 / 115 = 5000
130% of CP = 5000 * 130 / 100 = 6500
120% of SP = 5750 * 120 / 100 = 6900
% Profit = (6900 - 6500) * 100 / 6500 = (400/6500) * 100
= 6(2/13)%
At the start of a seminar, the ratio of the number of male participants to the
number of female participants was 3 : 1. During the tea break, 16 participants left
and 6 more female participants registered. The ratio of the male to the female
participants became 2 : 1. What was the total number of participants at the start
of the seminar?
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Time Spent: 3 sec
72
48
54
Correct Answer
64
Let the initial ratio be 3x:x.

Final ratio be 2y:y.
3x+x-16+6=3y
4x-10=3y------(1)
3x-n=2y--------(2)
x-(16-n)+6=y---(3)
Solving these three equns we get 54 were present initially.
The speed of the boat in still water is 12 km/hr and the speed of the stream is 2
km/h. A distance of 8 km, going upstream, is covered in
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None of these
Correct Answer
1h
1 h 12 min
1 h 15 min
Speed of the boat in upstream = (12-2) = 10 km / hr

∴ T = 8/10 = 8*60/10 = 42 min.
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A man invests Rs. 10,000 in some shares in the ratio 2:3:5 which pay dividends of
10%, 25% and 20% (on his investment) For that year respectively. Find his
dividend income.
2050
1900
2000
1950
Correct Answer
2x + 3x + 5x = 10000
x = 1000
Dividend Income = 2000 x 10/100 + 3000 x 25/100 + 5000 x 20/100
= 1950
4 men and 3 women finish a job in 6 days, and 5 men and 7 women can do the
same job in 4 days. How long will 1 man and 1 woman take to do the work?
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5(1/7) days
25 (1/2)days
22 (2/7) days
Correct Answer
12(7/22) days
Let the total work pieces be 24 pieces

4M + 3W complete/day = 4 pieces
5M + 7W complete/day = 6 pieces
4M + 3W = 4
5M + 7W = 6
20M + 15W = 20
20M + 28W = 24
-------------------
13W = 4
W = 4/13
4M + 12/13 = 4
4M = 40/13 = 10/13
M = 10/13
1M + 1W ability = 14/13
The completed job within = 24x(13/14)
= 156/7 = 22 (2/7) days
The length, breadth and height of a room are in the ratio, 3 : 2 : 1. If the breadth
and height are halved and the length is doubled, then the total area of the four
walls of the room will
decrease by 13.64%
decrease by 30%
Correct Answer
decrease by 15%
remain the same
Total area of the room = 2(l + b)h = 2(3 + 2) x 1 = 10 cm2

After the sides are changed = 2(6 + 1) x 0.5 = 7 cm2
% of decrement in total area = 3/10 x 100 = 30%.
100 students appeared for two examinations. 60 passed the first, 50 passed the
second and 30 passed both. Find the probability that a student selected at random
has failed in both the examinations?
1/5
Correct Answer
5/7
1/7
5/6
∴ Probability that a selected student failed in both subject =20/100 = 1/5.
If 4 examiners can examine a certain number of answer books in 8 days by

working 5 hours a day, for how many hours a day would 2 examiners have to work
in order to examine twice the number of answer books in 20 days.
7 1/2
8
Correct Answer
9
Here we take the work done by first 4 examiners as 1.

M1 × D1 × H1 × W2 = M2 × D2 × H2 × W1
4 × 8 × 5 × 2 = 2 × 20 × x × 1
x= 8 hours
Alternate Method:
Persons Hrs Work
4 5 x 8=40 hrs 1
i.e. 2 persons will consume 40 x (4/2) = 80 hrs for 1 work.
Now, 2 persons will need 2 x 80 hrs = 160 hrs for 2 work
so number of work hrs. required for 20 days are 160 hrs.
Each day they'll work for 160/20= 8 hrs. per day
A motorcyclist rode the first half of his way at a constant speed. Then he was
delayed for 5 minutes and, therefore, to make up for the lost time he increased
his speed by 10 km/h. Find the initial speed of the motorcyclist if the total path
covered by him is equal to 50 km.
48 km/h
62 km/h
36 km/h
50 km/h
Correct Answer
25/x=y-(5/60)
25/(x+10)=y
Solving these two eqns we get
X=50km/hr
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A gardener has to plant trees in rows containing equal number of trees. If he

plants in rows of 6, 8, 10 or 12, then five trees are left unplanted. But if he plants
in rows of 13 trees each, then no tree is left. What is the number of trees that the
gardener plants?
485
725
845
Correct Answer
605
The number of trees divided by 6, 8, 10 and 12 or the LCM of these numbers which is
120, should lead to a remainder of 5. Also it has to a multiple of 13 as no tree is left
when he plants 13 a row. Among the options, only 845 satisfies these conditions.
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If a, b, c are in GP, the log a, log b, log c are in
Cannot be said
GP
AP
Correct Answer
HP
log(a x b x c) = log a +log b + log c

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24 men working 8 h a day can finish a work in 10 days. Working at a rate of 10 h a

day, the number of men required to finish the work in 6 days is
30
32
Correct Answer
36
34
13
In how many ways can a cricket team of 11 players be selected out of 16 players,
if two particular player are always to be included?
2004
None of these
Correct Answer
2006
2008
11 players can be selected out of 16 players in 16C11 ways = 16! / 11!5! = 4368 ways.
When two particular players are always to be included, then 9 more players are to be
selected out of remaining 14 players, which can be done in 14C9 ways = 14! / 9!5! =
2002 ways.
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A florist was asked to make a bouquet worth exactly Rs 1000 with 100 sticks of
roses of three colors – Pink, Yellow and Red. While Pink roses cost Re 0.50 a stick,
Red roses cost Rs 10.00 per stick and Yellow roses cost Rs 50.00 per stick. How
many Red roses did the florist use in the bouquet?
1
Correct Answer
80
None of these
Let P be the number of pink sticks, Y be the number of yellow sticks and R be the
number of red sticks.
P + Y + R = 100 ----------------> (i)
0.5 P + 50Y + 10R = 1000 --- > (ii)
From 1, R = 100 – P – Y
Image not present 0.50P + 50Y + 10(100 – P – R) = 1000
9.5P = 40Y or P/Y = 40/9.5 = 80/19.
i.e. pink roses = 80, yellow roses = 19
Therefore, the florist should use 100 - (80 + 19) = 1 red stick.
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A sum of money becomes 4 times at simple interest in 10 years. What is the rate
of interest?
20%
10%
40%
30%
Correct Answer
Let n = 10years
P + pnr/100 = 4P
0.1r = 3
R = 30%
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How many new words are possible from the letters of the word PERMUTATION?
11!/2!
(11!/2!)-1
Correct Answer
11!-1
None of these
The word PERMUTATION has 11 letters out of these eleven letters “T” repeat two
times.
The number of new words excluding the word PERMUTATION = (11!/2!)-1
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In an exam, the average was found to be X marks. After deducting computational

error, the average marks of 94 candidates got reduced from 84 to 64. The average
thus came down by 18.8 marks. The numbers of candidates who took the exam
were:
100
Correct Answer
90
110
105
Change in average=change in sum/count

18.8=94*20/n
N=1880/18.8=100
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Rampur is 100 km from Sitapur. At 3 p.m Bharat Express leaves Rampur for Sitapur
and travels at a constant speed of 30 kmph. One hour later, Laxman Mail leaves
Sitapur for Rampur and travels at a constant speed of 40 kmph. Each train makes
one stop only at a station 10 km from its starting point and remains there for 15
min. Which train is nearer to Rampur when they meet?
None of these
Bharat Express
Laxman Mail
Both are equidistant

Correct Answer
Subtopic: Time Speed and Distance, Boats and Streams
Two express trains met together.

The distance between Bharat Express and Laxman Mail is same from Rampur.
Since both are at the same place. So the answer is both are equidistant.
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A tells B “If you give me Rs 400, then I shall have 25% more than what you have”.
B tells A, “If you give me Rs 200, then I shall have three-and-a-half times as much
as you have.” How much does B have?
Rs 900
Rs 1600
Rs 800
Rs 1200
Correct Answer
Subtopic: Number System, Algebra, Remainder Theorem, HCF LCM, Factors,
A + 400 = 1.25(B - 400)

B + 200 = 3.5(A + 200)
A + 400 = 1.25B - 500
B + 200 = 3.5A - 700
Solving these two equations,
A - 1.25B = -900
-4.375A + 1.25B = -1125
3.375A = 2025
A = 2025 / 1.375 = 600
B = 3.5(600 - 200) - 200
B = 1400 - 200 = 1200
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Sashi can do a piece of work in 25 days and Rishi can do it in 20 days. They work
for 5 days and then Sashi goes away. In how many more days will Rishi finish the
work?
10 days
None of these
Correct Answer
14 days
12 days
Sashi can complete/ day = 4 pieces

Rishi can completed = 5 pieces
Both can complete/day = 9 pieces
In 5 days they can complete = 5x9 = 45 pieces
Remains = 100 – 45 = 55 pieces
No.of days required for Rishi to complete the work = 55/5 = 11 days.
Alternate Method:
Let the total work is completed in (5+x) days.
Sashi can complete the work in 25 days,so 1 day work of Sashi is 1/25.
Rishi can complete the work in 20 days so 1 day work of Rishi is 1/20.
Sashi works for five days with Rishi then left.
So, 5/25+(5+x)/20=1
(5+x)/20 = 1 - 1/5 = 4/5
5+x = 4*20/5 = 16
x = 16 - 5 = 11
Therefore, Rishi requires 11 more days
English:
Choose the word which would make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful.
One of the ……… injured.

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Player was
Players are
Players were
Players was
Correct Answer
The answer is (c). Players was. Option (a) one (player) is part of the players, hence incorrect.
Option (b) and Option (d) are ruled out because the subject is ‘one’ which is singular, as per
Subject-Verb Agreement, verb should be singular.
He talks as if he ……… a fool.

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is
were
Correct Answer
has been
was
The answer is (c). Were.

Present Past
Possible condition: "If I am" "If I was"
Counterfactual condition: "If I were/was" "If I had been"
"As if" and "as though" were originally always used to introduce counterfactuals, but are now
often used in "looks as if", "sounds as though", etc., to introduce things that the speaker actually
believes ("It looks as if" = "It appears that"). In such cases the present indicative is often used.
("As if" and "as though" are exceptions to the above table in that they take the past subjunctive,
not the present subjunctive, for counterfactuals in the past. The past tense of "If he were a fool,
he would mention it" is "If he had been a fool, he would have mentioned it"; but the past tense of
"He talks as if he were a fool" is "He talked as if he were a fool." "He talked as if he had been a
fool" would mean that he seemed, not foolish, but regretful of earlier foolishness.
I ……… sing well when I was younger.

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did
would
might
could
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Marks Obtained: 0 / 1
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Question Type: MCQ Single Correct
Subject: Aptitude
Topic: Verbal Ability
Subtopic: Vocabulary
Detailed Solutions:
Detailed solution: 1
Could is used to show past ability, might is used to show least possibility, would is used to
show an invitation and did is used to show completion of action.
She could speak several languages.
She might speak several languages
She would love to speak several languages.
She didn’t speak.
We ……… some friends in for dinner tomorrow night.

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are having
Correct Answer
will have
do have
have
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
The usage of ‘have’ shows immediate past or possession. As per the context, this is not a planned
action; hence we need give the present form. The appropriate word should be ‘are having’.
Option (a) and option (c) can be ruled out as it shows possession. Option (d) can be ruled out as
it indicates future action. Hence, option (b) is correct.
“She was sorry she didn’t attend her friend’s wedding.”

“Yes, she-----“
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was regretting that she couldn’t go
Correct Answer
will regret she didn’t go
was regretting she does not go
regretted she can’t have gone

Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
The sentence structure can be maintained by making the verb sequence correct. First sentence,
uses ‘was sorry’, which makes it past, hence the reply should be either past present or future and
not the mismatch of it.
Option (a), option (b) and option (c) do not satisfy the above condition hence they are ruled out.
The correct option is (d) because the verb are ‘was’ and ‘could’, these words are the past form of
‘is’ and ‘can’
“Can we start our match?

“No, we can’t unless the referee ………”
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gives the signal
Correct Answer
will not give the signal
did not give the signal
does not give the signal

Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
The word ‘unless’ indicates conditional clause, and again unless is a negative word, the phrase of
conditional clause of ‘unless’ should not have negative word . Option (a), option (c) and option
(d) do not satisfy the above condition hence they are ruled out. The correct option is (b) as it
satisfies the condition.
Do not look ……… the poor.

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upon
down
up
down upon
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
down upon is the phrase used when something or someone is considered inferior
I spoke to the chairman ……… he was sitting alone in the cabin.

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whenever
when
Correct Answer
whereas
where
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
‘Wh’ pronoun word ‘when’ indicates time and ‘where’ indicates place.
Whenever has a reiterative force which isn't automatically present in when. It implies you do
something repeatedly. When I see him, I'll tell him - on that one occasion. Whenever I see him,
I’ll tell him - every time. One could use when in the second example, but not whenever in the
first.
"Whereas" is generally used for comparison against two different things.
I am married, whereas my sister is divorced.
Now, raise the question- When did you speak to the chairman?
The answer- I spoke to the chairman when he was sitting alone in the cabin (where?).
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She remained there for hours after Jayant ……… gone.

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had
Correct Answer
has
have
did
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
‘Remained’ is in past, the verb sequence should be maintained. If we choose option (c) or (d) the
verb sequence will not be correct. Option (b) is ruled out past participle verb can not be used
with ‘did’. Hence, option (a) is correct.
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There is not much difference ……… you and me.

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between
Correct Answer
in
to
among
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Common Content:
Each of the following questions has a paragraph from which a question is been asked.
From the given options choose the option that answers the question in the most appropriate
manner.
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A deliberation is a form of discussion in which two people begin on different sides of an

issue (………). Then each decides in the light of the other argument whether to adopt the
other position, to change his or her position somewhat, or to maintain the same position.
Both sides realize that to modify one’s position is not to lose; the point is to get closer to the
truth of the matter
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The trick is to state your viewpoint from a position of strength.
The prerequisite for deliberation to be productive is that persons involved

must keep an open mind.
The purpose is to resolve the issue to the satisfaction of both parties.
Each person argues his or her position most sincerely.

Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
The link for the two people is option (a), followed by ‘then each decides’ which makes the link
logically correct in comparison to the other options. Hence, the answer is option (a).
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The writer can only be fertile if he renews himself and he can only renew himself, if his soul
is constantly enriched by fresh experience.
Which of the following is most likely to support the above thought?
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The writer can meet new people
None of the above.
The writer must see new places
Only out of fresh experience can the writer get germs for new writing.
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
The phrase 'writer can be more fertile' is used to say he can be more creative, so option 1
matches this thougth
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People arguing for a position have been known to cast the opposite in an unnecessarily
feeble light (………). People who indulge in this fallacy may be fearful or ignorant of a
strong counter argument. Detecting this fallacy often depends on having already heard a
better refutation, or having information with which to construct one.
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This portrayal of a refutation as weaker than it really is, is a sure way of
proving your point.
Casting the opposite as weaker than it really is, is a very effective strategy.
This portrayal of refutation as weaker than it really is, is unwarranted.
Casting the opposite as weaker than it really is, is not a very effective
strategy
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
‘ to cast the opposite in an unnecessarily feeble light’ shows the negative side of casting.
Followed by ‘fallacy may be fearful or ignorant’ which supports option(c). Hence, the answer is
option (c).
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But because the idea of private property has been permitted to override with its selfishness,
the common good of humanity does not follow that there are no limits within that idea can
function for the general convenience and advantage. Which of the following is most likely
to weaken the argument?
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All the people of the society should progress at an equitable rate and there
should be no disparities and private property does bring about a tremendous
disparity.
Correct Answer
One should not strive for the common good of humanity at all, instead one
should be concerned with maximizing one’s own wealth
Even prosperous capitalist countries like the USA have their share of social
problems.
One should learn from the experiences of former communist nations and
should not repeat his mistakes at all.
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
In the paragraph nowhere communist or USA is involved. So, option (3) and option (4) can be
ruled out. Argument talks about selfishness while option 1 talks about equality without
disparities, so it weakens the argument the most.
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Now the audience is a very curious animal. It is shrewd rather than intelligent. Its mental
capacity is less than that of its most intellectual members. If these were graded from A to Z,
decreasing with succeeding letters to the zero of the hysterical shop-girl, I should say its
mental capacity would come around about the letter O. According to the above statement.
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Some members in the audience are more intelligent than any of its other
members
Only 1)
The net intelligence of the audience is a little less than average
Both 1) and 2)
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
Both options 1 and 2 option 1 can be inferred from the lines”Its mental capacity is less than that
of its most intellectual members” option 2 can be inferred from the lines “If these were graded
from A to Z, decreasing with succeeding letters to the zero of the hysterical shop-girl”.
Common Content:
Each of the passages in this chapter is followed by questions based on the contents of the
passage. Read the passage carefully and select the best answers from among the given
choices for each question. The questions are to be answered on the basis of what is stated or
implied in the passage.
PASSAGE:
The invention of the turbine by Frank Whittle in England and Hans von Ohain in
Germany in 1939 signalled the beginning of jet transport. Although the French engineer
Lorin had visualized the concept of jet propulsion more than 25 years earlier, it took
improved materials and the genius of Whittle and von Ohanin to recognize the advantages
that a gas turbine offered over a piston engine, including speeds in excess of 350 miles per
hour. The progress from the first flights of liquid propellant rocket and jet-propelled
aircraft in 1939 to the first faster-than-sound (supersonic) manned airplane (the Bell X-1)
in 1947 happened in less than a decade. This then led very rapidly to a series of supersonic
fighters and bombers, the first of which became operational in the 1950s. World War II
technology foundations and emerging Cold War imperatives then led us into space with the
launch of Sputnik in 1957 and the placing of the first man on the moon only 12 years
later— a mere 24 years after the end of World War II.
Now a hypersonic flight can take you anywhere in the planet in less than four hours.
British Royal Air Force and Royal Navy, and the air forces of several other countries are
going to use a single-engine cousin to the F/A-22 called the F-35 joint Strike Fighter. These
planes exhibit stealthy angles and coatings that make it difficult for radar to detect them,
among aviation’s most cutting-edge advances in design. The V-22 known as tilt-rotor, part
helicopter, part airplane, takes of vertically, then tilts its engine forward for winged flight.
It provided speed, three times the payload, five times the range of the helicopters it’s meant
to replace. The new fighter, F/A-22 Raptor, with more than a million parts, shows a perfect
amalgamation of stealth, speed, avionics and agility.
It seems conventional forms, like the Predator and Global Hawk are passé, the stealthier
unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are in. They are shaped like kites, bats and boomerang,
all but invisible to the enemy radar and able to remain over hostile territory without any
fear of getting grilled if shot down. Will the UAVs take away the pilots' jobs permanently?
Can a computer operated machine take a smarter and faster decision in a war-like
situation?
The new free-flight concept will probably supplement the existing air traffic control system
by computers on each plane to map the altitude, route, weather and other planes; and a
decade from now, there will be no use of radar any more.
How much bigger can the airplanes get? In the ‘50s they got speed, in the ‘80s they became
stealthy. Now, they are getting smarter thanks to computer automation. The change is
quite huge: from the four-seater to the A 380 airplane. It seems we are now trading speed
for size as we build a new Super-jumbo jet, the 555 seater A380, which will fly at almost the
same speed of the Boeing 707 introduced half a century ago, but with an improved
capacity, range, greater fuel economy. A few years down the line will come the truly larger
model, to be known as 747X. In the beginning of 2005, the A380, the world’s first fully
double-decked superjumbo passenger jet, weighing 1.2 million pounds, may carry a load of
about 840 passengers.
Barring the early phase, civil aviation has always lagged behind the military technologies
(of jet engines, lightweight composite materials etc.). There are two fundamental factors
behind the decline in commercial aeronautics in comparison to military aeronautics. There
is no collective vision of our future such as the one that drove us in the past. There is also a
need for a more aggressive pool or airplane design talents to maintain an industry that
continues to find a multibillion dollar-a-year market for its product.
Can the history of aviation technology tell us something about the future of aeronautics?
Have we reached a final state in our evolution to a mature technology in aeronautics? Are
the challenges of coming out with the ‘better, cheaper, faster’ designs somehow inferior to
those that are suited for ‘faster, higher, further’ ? Safety should improve greatly as a result
of the forthcoming improvements in airframes, engines, and avionics. Sixty years from
now, aircraft will recover on their own if the pilot loses control. Satellites are the key not
only to GPS (Global Positioning System) navigation but also to in-communications,
uplinked weather, and turbocharged diesels, or both—there is little debate about how these
power plants will be controlled. Pilots of the future can look forward to more and better
on-board safety equipment.
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According to the paragraph of the passage, which of the following statements is NOT false?
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Frank Whittle and Hans von Ohain were the first to conceive of jet
propulsion.
No man had travelled faster than sound until 1950s.
Supersonic fighter planes were first used in the Second World War.
The exploitation of jet propulsion for supersonic aviation has been

remarkably fast.
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Reading Comprehension
Detailed Solutions:
Option (a) false statement, as they just used the concept formulated by Lorin, paragraph 1, third
line.
Option (b) False statement, they were first used in 1950s. In paragraph 1 from bottom 4th line.
Option (c) false statement, it happened in 1947. In paragraph 1 line 6 to line 8.
Option (d) is true, as it took only 3 years from jet propulsion to supersonic aviation.
Hence, correct answer is option (d).
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What is the fourth paragraph of the passage, starting, “How much bigger……… .” about?
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Super-jumbo jets that can take more than 500 passengers.
Correct Answer
Stealth, speed, avionics, and agility of new aircraft
The way aircraft size has been growing.
Use of computer automation in aircraft.

Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
Since the paragraph tries to answer for the question “How much bigger can be airplanes get?”,
the obvious answer is (d).
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What is most noteworthy difference between V-22 and a standard airplane?
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It can take off vertically
Correct Answer
It was winged flight
It has excellent payload
Its range is very high

Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
Paragraph 2 describes about V-22. The question is” What is most noteworthy difference between
V-22 and a standard airplane?” The V-22 can take off vertically, is correct. Although each of the
other options is mentioned specifically in the context of V-22, the question is specific about the
difference between the V-22 and a standard airplane
Hence, option (a) is correct.
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Why might radars not be used a decade from now?

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Time Spent: 5 sec

Computers on board may enable aircraft to manage safe navigation on their
own
Correct Answer
Stealth technology will advance so much that it is pointless to use radar to
detect aircraft.
UAVs can remain over hostile territory without any danger of being
detected.
It is not feasible to increase the range of radars.

Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
The question wants the cause and effect, in paragraph 3 clearly mentions the reason for the
question “Why might radars not be used a decade from now?”
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According to the author, commercial aeronautics, in contrast to military aeronautics, has

declined because, among other things,
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the collective vision of the past continues to drive civil and commercial
aeronautics.
though the industry has a huge market, it has not attracted the right kind of
aircraft designers.
Correct Answer
there is a shortage of materials, like light weight composites, used in
commercial aeronautics.
speed and technology barriers are more easily overcome in military

aeronautics.
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
In paragraph 5, the last line takes the irrelevant option out that is “There is also a need for a more
aggressive pool or airplane design talents to maintain an industry that continues to find a
multibillion dollar-a-year market for its product” Option (a), option (b) and option (d) are
irrelevant, hence option (c) is correct.
LOGICAL ABILITY:
Common Content:
Use the following information to answer the questions given below ‘Bazra’ is the name of
an island in Africa. There are different types of weddings in that island. In one type of the
wedding, several brothers are married to a single woman. In the second type of wedding,
several sisters are married to a single man. All the members of a single married group were
regarded as the parents of any children of the marriage. Marriage between male and
female child of the same parents was not allowed.
J is the son of M. H is the daughter of K. I is the daughter of L. J, I, D and E have a
daughter, G. J and I have the same paternal grandmother F. M and K are the only
grandfathers of G. L, A, B and C are the only grandmothers of G. No one has married
more than once and all the children are legitimate.
H is the sister of?

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E only
D only
I
Correct Answer
J
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Hard
Subject: Aptitude
Topic: Reasoning Ability
Subtopic: Puzzles
Detailed Solutions:
(i) L is married to K, So either A, B, C are sisters and married to K or two sisters are married to
M.
(ii) D and E can be sisters of I and married to J or the brothers of J and married to I.
I is H’s sister.
E is the sibling of:

(i) D only.
(ii) D and J.
(iii) D and I
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(ii) only
(i) only
(iii) only
either (ii) or (iii) or both

Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Hard
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Puzzles
Detailed Solutions:
E can be brother of D and J or sister of D and I, because sex of E is not known.
One of F’s children is

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A
M
Correct Answer
B
L
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Hard
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Puzzles
Detailed Solutions:
M is F’s son.
Which of the following can be an offspring of the second kind of marriage?

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J
Correct Answer
K
L
M
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Hard
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Puzzles
Detailed Solutions:
J can be the offspring of the second kind of marriage
K is
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I’s father
Correct Answer
J’s father
H’s mother
I’s mother
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Hard
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Puzzles
Detailed Solutions:
K is the father of I.
Common Content:
Use the following information to answer the questions given below:
A cube is colored red on one face, green on the opposite face, yellow on another face, and
blue on the face adjacent to the yellow face. The other two faces are left uncolored. It is
then cut into 125 smaller cubes of equal size.
Answer the following questions based on the above statement.
How many cubes are uncolored on all the faces?

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48
Correct Answer
36
64
27
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Cubes
Detailed Solutions:
On two faces 21
Then inner cubes =27
So totally 48.
How many cubes are colored blue on one face, red or green on the other face and have four
uncolored faces?
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16
23
12
8
Correct Answer
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Cubes
Detailed Solutions:
Only those on the edges can have two faces colored in the given manner.
How many cubes are colored red on one face and have the remaining faces uncolored?
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10
12
16
Correct Answer
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Cubes
Detailed Solutions:
Red on one face and the rest of the faces uncolored means 36-20=16
How many cubes have at least one green face?

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4
25
Correct Answer
16
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Cubes
Detailed Solutions:
At least of a particular color means 52
10
How many cubes have at least two colored faces?

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19
20
21
Correct Answer
23
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Cubes
Detailed Solutions:
Cubes with at least 2 faces colored are : 9+12=21
Common Content:
Each problem consists of a question and two statements, labeled (I) and (II), in which
certain data are given. You have to decide whether the data given in the statements are
sufficient for answering the question.
11
Five persons are to be seated in a round table conference, who will be seated between Ram
and Gita?
I. Ram will sit on the right of Vinay and on the left of Kamal.
II. There will be two persons seated between Vinay and Kamal.
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D
E
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Data Sufficiency
Detailed Solutions:
From the first statement we get the arrangement only for Ram, Vinay and Kamal But that too not
the exact positions. With the second statement we can’t get the proper arrangement and tell who
sits between Ram and Sita.
12
Among four friends P,Q,R and S, who has scored the highest runs in the cricket match?
I. P took more wickets than S but scored less runs than R.
II. Q scored more runs than P but took less wickets than S and R.
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E
Correct Answer
A
C
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
From first statement
P took more wickets then S, P less runs than R
From second statement combined with the first we just know P<R
Q>P. Hence we can't decide as to who will has scored the highest
13
When is the next bus scheduled for Mumbai from Delhi?

I. Every 30 minutes a bus is scheduled for Mumbai from Delhi. The return bus leaves
Mumbai from Delhi every 45 minutes.
II. It is 4.45pm now .15 minutes ago one bus has left for Mumbai as per the schedule
whereas the bus from Mumbai has arrived about 30minutes ago.
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B
D
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
From the first statement we get the timing of the buses. Second statement also gives the timing
for the arrival of the bus from Mumbai. So the next bus will be at 5.00
14
Among five friends P,Q,R,S and T, who ranks 3rd in terms of salary obtained by them?
I. T’s salary is more than P and Q but not more than S.
II. R’s salary is the lowest among them.
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E
Correct Answer
D
A
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
From Statement I. S>T > P, Q
From the second R is the least. But from all of these we cannot say who the third is.
15
How long does it take to reach city Y from city X?

I. Sangeeta was scheduled to leave the city X at 17.15 hours but got late by 45minutes and
reached city Y at 16.15 hours the next day.
II. Sangeeta reached the bus stand of city X at 14.25 hours and got the bus after waiting for
35 minutes. She reached city Y at 3.15 hours the next day.
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C
Correct Answer
D
A
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
From statement I. time taken is 22.45 hours
From the second statement, time taken is 12.15 hours.
Common Content:
Study the following information given in the tabular column and answer the questions
given below.
16
In which factory is the number of employees in Technicians category the minimum?

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A
E
Correct Answer
D
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Data Interpretation
Detailed Solutions:
In E you have only 225 which is the minimum.
17
In which factory is the total number of employees the maximum?

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C
D
Correct Answer
E
B
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
In D the number of employees is 1165 which is the highest
18
In factory A , the number of employees in the Officers category was what percent of
employees?
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135
125
25
24
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
(270/1130)*100=23.89 24
19
In factory A , the number of employees in the Officers category was what percent of
employees?
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135
25
125
24
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
(270/1130)*100=23.89 24
20
In which factory was the number of employees in Skilled Laborers category exactly half the
employees in Supervisors category?
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D
Correct Answer
B
A
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subject: Aptitude
Detailed Solutions:
In D, the skilled laborers is 125 while the Supervisor’s category is 250
MCQ-CODING
1
Relational operators cannot be used on:
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float
long
structure
Correct Answer
strings
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Programming
Topic: C Programming
Subtopic: Data Types
What is the output of this C code?
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
char *str = "hello world";
char strary[] = "hello world";
printf("%d %d\n", strlen(str), strlen(strary));
return 0;
}
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Time Spent: 9 sec

11 11
Correct Answer
11 12
x 11 where x can be any positive integer
12 11
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Pointers
Which of these methods is used to know whether a string contains “true”?

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valueOfString()
valueOf()
Correct Answer
getString()
None of the mentioned

Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Topic: Java Programming
Subtopic: Strings
4
Which of these methods can be used to output a sting in an applet?
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print()
drawString()
Correct Answer
transient()
display()
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Functions
Detailed Solutions:
drawString() method is defined in Graphics class, it is used to output a string in an applet.
Which of these method is used to calculate number of bits required to hold theBitSet
object?
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indexes()
numberofBits()
size()
length()
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Functions
Where does the allocaters are implemented?

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Standard library
Correct Answer
C++ code library
Template library
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Topic: C++ Programming
Subtopic: Templates
Detailed Solutions:
Allocaters are implemented in C++ standard library but it is used for C++ template library.
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
int ary[2][3];
foo(ary);
}
void foo(int *ary[ ])
{
int i = 10, j = 2, k;
ary[0] = &i;
ary[1] = &j;
*ary[0] = 2;
for (k = 0;k < 2; k++)
printf("%d\n", *ary[k]);
}
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Undefined behaviour
22
Correct Answer
Compile time error
10 2
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Pointers
What is the output of this program?
#include <iostream>
#include <deque>
using namespace std;
int main ( )
{
deque<int> mydeque (5);
deque<int>::reverse_iterator rit = mydeque.rbegin( );
int i = 0;
for (rit = mydeque.rbegin( ); rit!= mydeque.rend( ); ++rit)
*rit = ++i;
for (deque<int> :: iterator it = mydeque.begin( );
it != mydeque.end( ); ++it)
cout << ' ' << *it;
return 0;
}
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Time Spent: 4 sec

54321
Correct Answer
12345
1234
43210
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: STL
Detailed Solutions:
In this program, We used the operation of rbegin and rend on dequeue and produced the result.
Output:
$ g++ seq.cpp
$ a.out
54321
#include statement must be written
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After main()
Before any scanf/printf

Correct Answer
Before main()
It can be written anywhere
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subtopic: Functions
10
Comment on the following statement:

int (*a)[7];
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A pointer “a” to an array
Correct Answer
An array “a” of pointers

A ragged array
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Pointers
11
toRadian() and toDegree() methods were added by which version of Java?

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Java 1.0
Java 1.5
Java 2.0
Correct Answer
Java 3.0
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Library Functions & Preprocessor
12
What is the use of middle parameter in rotate method?

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Marks the beginning of a sequence
Marks the ending of a sequence

Marks the elements in a sequence
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subtopic: Functions
Detailed Solutions:
Forward iterator pointing to the element within the range and that can be moved to the first
position in the range.
13
Which among the following is the correct syntax to declare a static variable register?
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register static a;
Both (a) and (b)
We cannot use static and register together.
Correct Answer
static register a;
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subtopic: Variables and Constants
14

#include <iostream>
#define PI 3.14159
int main ()
{
float r = 2;
float circle;
circle = 2 * PI * r;
cout << circle;
return 0;
}
1(0.25)
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Time Spent: 3 sec

10
13.566
compile time error
12.566
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Detailed Solutions:
In this program, we are finding the area of the circle by using concern formula.
Output:
$ g++ cons.cpp
$ a.out
12.566
15
What is the value of p?

#include <iostream>
int main()
{
int p;
bool a = true;
bool b = false;
int x = 10;
int y = 5;
p = ((x | y) + (a + b));
cout << p;
return 0;
}
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Time Spent: 4 sec

2
12
16
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Operators and Expressions
16
Which of the following function declaration is illegal?
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double func();
int main(){}
double func(){}
double func(){};
int main(){}
int main()
{
double func();
}
double func(){//statements}
Correct Answer
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subtopic: Functions
17

#include <stdio.h>
void f(int);
void (*foo)() = f;
int main(int argc, char *argv[ ])
{
foo(10);
return 0;
}
void f(int i)
{
printf("%d\n", i);
}
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Time Spent: 3 sec

Compile time error
Undefined behaviour
10
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Pointers
18
Which of these class holds a collection of static methods and variables?

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Time Spent: 3 sec

System
Correct Answer
Runtime
Process
Void
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
19
Which of these class can encapsulate an entire executing program?

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Time Spent: 3 sec

System
Process
Correct Answer
Runtime
Void
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
20
Which of three sizes of floating point types should be used when extended precision is
required?
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double
extended float
long double
Correct Answer
float
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Detailed Solutions:
Float for single precision, double for double precision and long double for extended precision.
21
Select the right option.

Given the variables p, q are of char type and r, s, t are of int type
1. t = (r * s) / (r + s);
2. t = (p * q) / (r + s);
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both 1 and 2 are true
Correct Answer
1 is true but 2 is false
1 is false and 2 is true
both 1 and 2 are false

Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Detailed Solutions:
Every character constant has an integer value. Also char belongs to the integral type hence
arithmetic and logical operations can be performed on them.
22
Automatic variables are stored in
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stack
Correct Answer
register
heap
data segment
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
23
Which of the following is a User-defined data type?

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Time Spent: 3 sec

all of the mentioned
Correct Answer
typedef enum {Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri} Workdays;
struct {char name[10], int age};
typedef int Boolean;

Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Detailed Solutions:
typedef and struct are used to define user-defined data types.
24
What is the scope of an external variable?
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Any source file in a program
From the point of declaration to the end of the file being compiled
Correct Answer
From the point of declaration to the end of the file in which it is defined
Whole source file in which it is defined

Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
25
Which of these methods is used to retrieve elements in BitSet object at specific location?
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getProperty()
ElementAt()
Elementat()
get()
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Arrays
26
What kind of pattern is iterator pattern?

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Time Spent: 2 sec

Design pattern
Correct Answer
Adapter pattern
All of the mentioned
Sequence pattern
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Patterns
Detailed Solutions:
Iterator pattern is a design pattern in which an iterator is used to traverse a container and access
the container’s elements.
27
What does this declaration say?

int (*(*y)())[2];
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y is pointer to the function which returns pointer to integer array
Correct Answer
y is function which returns function pointer which in turn returns pointer to integer array
y is pointer to the function which returns array of pointers
y is function which returns array of integers

Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Functions
28
The correct statement for a function that takes pointer to a float, a pointer to a pointer to a
char and returns a pointer to a pointer to a integer is
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int ***fun(float*, char**)
Correct Answer
int ***fun(*float, **char)
int *fun(float*, char*)
int **fun(float**, char**)

Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Pointers
29
Identify the type of the variables.

typedef char* CHAR;
CHAR p,q;
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Time Spent: 3 sec

unknown
char
char*
Correct Answer
CHAR
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Detailed Solutions:
The statement makes CHAR a synonym for char*.
30
Which of the following structure declaration doesn't require pass-by-reference?

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Time Spent: 2 sec

struct temp{int a;};
main(){
struct temp s;
}
struct temp{int a;};

main(){}
struct temp s;
struct{int a;}s;
main(){}

Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subtopic: Structures and Unions
31

#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
register static int i = 10;
i = 11;
printf("%d\n", i);
}
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Time Spent: 3 sec

Compile time error
10
Correct Answer
Undefined behaviour
11
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
32
Comment on the output of this C code?
#include <stdio.h>
#include "test.h"
#include "test.h"
int main()
{
//some code
}
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Time Spent: 3 sec

Depends on the compiler
Compile time error

Correct Answer
false
true
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Functions
33
What is the use of the allocater interface in the user-defined container?

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Time Spent: 2 sec

Storage management
Correct Answer
Both a & b
Memory management
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Easy
Subject: Aptitude
Subtopic: Interface
34
#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
int x;
}
here x is
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Time Spent: 4 sec

static variable
global variable.
register variable
automatic variable
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Functions
35
Which of these modifiers can be used for a variable so that it can be accessed from any
thread or parts of a program?
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Time Spent: 2 sec

No modifier is needed
global
transient
volatile
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Threads
Detailed Solutions:
The volatile modifier tells the compiler that the variable modified by volatile can be changed
unexpectedly by other part of the program. Specially used in situations involving
multithreading.
36
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
int a = 5, b = 10, c = 15;
int arr[3] = {&a, &b, &c};
cout << *arr[*arr[1] - 8];
return 0;
}
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Time Spent: 3 sec

15
18
compile time error

Correct Answer
garbage value
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Arrays
Detailed Solutions:
The conversion is invalid in this array. So it will arise error.
37
Which of these operators can be used to get run time information about an object?
Timeline
Time Spent: 2 sec

Info
instanceof
Correct Answer
getInfo
getinfoof
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
38
Which of these class is used to make a thread?

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Time Spent: 2 sec

System
String
Runnable
Thread
Correct Answer
Status: Wrong
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Threads
39
What is the output of this C code(according to C99 standard)?

#include <stdio.h>
struct p
{
int k;
char c;
float f;
};
int main()
{
struct p x = {.c = 97};
printf("%f\n", x.f);
}
Timeline
Time Spent: 7 sec

0.000000
Correct Answer
Compile time error
Somegarbagevalue
Status: Correct
Hints Used: 0
Level: Medium
Subtopic: Structures and Unions
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