IPMAT Indore · 2023

IPMAT Indore 2023 — Previous Year Paper

IPMAT Indore 2023 paper — 90 questions across QA (SA), QA (MCQ), and VARC. Imported as draft; correct answers pending admin entry.

Questions
90
Duration
120 min
Total marks
360.00
Attempts
0

Section breakdown

SectionQuestionsDuration
Quantitative Ability (SA)1540 min
Quantitative Ability (MCQ)3040 min
Verbal Ability & RC4540 min

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Quantitative Ability (SA)

Q1 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

Vinita drives a car which has four gears. The speed in the fourth gear is five times the speed in the first gear. The car takes twice the time to travel a certain distance in the second gear as in the third gear. In a 100 km journey, equal distances in each gear takes 585 minutes. If instead the distances in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th gears are 4, 4, 32, 60 km respectively, then the total time taken is______ minutes.

Q2 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

If three consecutive coefficients in the expansion of are in the ratio 1:9:63, then is _______.

Q3 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

The total number of positive integer solutions of is______.

Q4 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

The product of the roots of the equation is ________.

Q5 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

If and for all integers , then is _________.

Q6 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

If and , then the least value of for which exceeds is_________.

Q7 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

The polynomial when divided by leaves a remainder 2. Then the value of is________.

Q8 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

The remainder when is divided by 15 is______.

Q9 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

Let be positive integers such that . If and , then the maximum possible value of is________.

Q10 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

In the xy-plane let , . Define as the collection of all points on the circle such that the area of triangle ABC is an integer. The number of points in is________.

Q11 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

Amisha can complete a task in twenty days. After four days she fell sick for four days and resumed on the ninth day but with half her original work rate. She completed the task in another twelve days with a co-worker who joined from day nine. The number of days required for the co-worker to complete the task alone would be ______.

Q12 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

In an election with two candidates, 15% did not turn up to vote, and 50 voters cast invalid votes. 44% of all voters in the voting list voted for the winner. If the winner got 200 votes more than the other, then the number of voters in the voting list is_________.

Q13 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

Ankita earns INR 10,000 at the end of the year, invests in a deposit at 0.5% simple interest. Yearly income increases by 10,000 every year, interest rate also increases by 0.5% on new deposits. If she invests all yearly income at end of each year, total interest in 5 years from today is__________ INR.

Q14 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

In a chess tournament, there are four groups of equal size. Each player plays once against own group, twice against one of remaining groups, three times against another, and four times against the last. If more than 1000 matches are played, the minimum possible number of players in each group is_______.

Q15 · Quantitative Ability (SA)Open question page ↗

The length of the line segment joining the two intersection points of the curves and is_________.

Quantitative Ability (MCQ)

Q16 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

If a three-digit number is chosen at random, what is the probability that it is divisible neither by 3 nor by 4?

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
Q17 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

A goldsmith bought a solid golden ball at INR 1,000,000 and melted it to make spherical beads each with radius one-fifth of the original. If sold at 20% discount with 20% profit, the listed price per bead, in INR, was

  1. A12000
  2. B9600
  3. C48000
  4. D24000
Q18 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Let be real numbers greater than 1, and a positive real ≠ 1. If , , , then which is true?

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
Q19 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

If the harmonic mean of the roots of is 4 then is

  1. A
  2. B2
  3. C
  4. D3
Q20 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Consider an 8×8 chessboard. The number of ways 8 rooks can be placed such that no two are in the same row or column is

  1. A7
  2. B8
  3. C7!
  4. D8!
Q21 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

The set of all real values of satisfying is

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
Q22 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

If where is real, and , then one possible value of is

  1. A1
  2. B6
  3. C4
  4. D5
Q23 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

If compound interest minus simple interest for 3 years at 10% annual rate equals INR 527, then the amount invested in INR is

  1. A170000
  2. B15000
  3. C150000
  4. D17000
Q24 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Group of 120 students: 80 Science, rest Commerce. 70 support Mumbai Indians, others support CSK. Number of Science students who support Mumbai Indians is

  1. AExactly 20
  2. BBetween 15 and 25
  3. CBetween 20 and 25
  4. D30 or more
Q25 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Minimum number of times a fair coin must be tossed so that P(at least one head) > 0.8 is

  1. A5
  2. B7
  3. C3
  4. D6
Q26 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

A polynomial leaves remainder 2 when divided by and remainder 1 when divided by . The remainder when is divided by is

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C3
  4. D2
Q27 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Let denote the greatest integer not exceeding and . If is a natural number, then the sum of all values of satisfying is

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
Q28 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

If , which statement is always true?

  1. A
  2. B and
  3. C
  4. D or
Q29 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

If , then is

  1. A, integer
  2. B, integer
  3. C, integer
  4. D
Q30 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

A helicopter flies along the sides of a square field of side 100 km. First side at 100 kmph; each subsequent side speed increases by 100 kmph. The average speed is

  1. A184 kmph
  2. B200 kmph
  3. C250 kmph
  4. D192 kmph
Q31 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

In triangle ABC, D is midpoint of BC, AM is altitude on BC. If AB:BC:CA = 2:4:3, then ratio of BM:AD is

  1. A11:12
  2. B
  3. C12:11
  4. D
Q32 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

In a chess tournament with 5 contestants, each plays all others once, no draws. Winner gets 1, loser 0. Which sequence cannot represent scores?

  1. A3, 2, 2, 2, 1
  2. B4, 4, 1, 1, 0
  3. C2, 2, 2, 2, 2
  4. D3, 3, 2, 1, 1
Q33 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

A rabbit sits at base of staircase with 10 steps. It proceeds to top by climbing one or two steps at a time. The number of ways it can reach top is

  1. A34
  2. B55
  3. C144
  4. D89
Q34 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Let be three distinct real numbers in geometric progression. If equations and have a common root, then which is necessarily true?

  1. A are in AP
  2. B are in AP
  3. C are in GP
  4. D are in GP
Q35 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Which of the following straight lines are both tangent to the circle ?

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
Q36 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

A person at the center of open ground walks 32m east, right turn 16m, right turn 8m, and so on. How far from start after infinite walks?

  1. A meters
  2. B64 meters
  3. C32 meters
  4. D meters
Q37 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

The equation represents

  1. Aa point
  2. Ba pair of straight lines
  3. Can ellipse
  4. Da circle
Q38 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

If , then the maximum value of is

  1. A1
  2. B2
  3. C
  4. D
Q39 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Let be a positive integer such that the unit digit of is 4. What are the possible unit digits of ?

  1. A1, 7, 9
  2. B4, 7
  3. C1, 3, 7
  4. D3
Q40 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

The probability that a randomly chosen positive divisor of is an integer multiple of is

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
Q41 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Direction (Q.41-Q.45): A pharmaceutical company tested five drugs on three organisms. The table reports if a drug works. For example, drug A works on R; B and C work on Q.

PQR
A
B
C
D
E
  • Each drug works on at least one organism, max two.
  • Each organism treatable with 2 or 3 of these drugs.
  • Wherever A works, B also works. Wherever C works, D also works.
  • D and E do not work on the same organism.

Organism R can be treated with

  1. AOnly A and E
  2. BA, B and E
  3. CA, B and C
  4. DOnly A and B
Q42 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Direction (Q.41-Q.45): A pharmaceutical company tested five drugs on three organisms. The table reports if a drug works. For example, drug A works on R; B and C work on Q.

PQR
A
B
C
D
E
  • Each drug works on at least one organism, max two.
  • Each organism treatable with 2 or 3 of these drugs.
  • Wherever A works, B also works. Wherever C works, D also works.
  • D and E do not work on the same organism.

Drug E works on

  1. AOnly R
  2. BQ and R
  3. COnly P
  4. DP and R
Q43 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Direction (Q.41-Q.45): A pharmaceutical company tested five drugs on three organisms. The table reports if a drug works. For example, drug A works on R; B and C work on Q.

PQR
A
B
C
D
E
  • Each drug works on at least one organism, max two.
  • Each organism treatable with 2 or 3 of these drugs.
  • Wherever A works, B also works. Wherever C works, D also works.
  • D and E do not work on the same organism.

The organism(s) that can be treated with three drugs is/are

  1. AOnly Q
  2. BOnly P
  3. CP and Q
  4. DQ and R
Q44 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Direction (Q.41-Q.45): A pharmaceutical company tested five drugs on three organisms. The table reports if a drug works. For example, drug A works on R; B and C work on Q.

PQR
A
B
C
D
E
  • Each drug works on at least one organism, max two.
  • Each organism treatable with 2 or 3 of these drugs.
  • Wherever A works, B also works. Wherever C works, D also works.
  • D and E do not work on the same organism.

Drug D works on

  1. AOnly Q
  2. BP and Q
  3. CQ and R
  4. DOnly P
Q45 · Quantitative Ability (MCQ)Open question page ↗

Direction (Q.41-Q.45): A pharmaceutical company tested five drugs on three organisms. The table reports if a drug works. For example, drug A works on R; B and C work on Q.

PQR
A
B
C
D
E
  • Each drug works on at least one organism, max two.
  • Each organism treatable with 2 or 3 of these drugs.
  • Wherever A works, B also works. Wherever C works, D also works.
  • D and E do not work on the same organism.

Organism P can be treated with

  1. AB, C and D
  2. BOnly C and D
  3. COnly B and D
  4. DA, B, and D

Verbal Ability & RC

Q46 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Being deprived of sleep can result in

  1. Amental exhaustion.
  2. Bterminal illness.
  3. Chunger satiation.
  4. Dmetabolism loss.
Q47 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

In what way does sleep contribute to a person's well-being?

  1. ABy helping the body replenish its resources.
  2. BBy adding power and strength to the muscles.
  3. CBy increasing a person's appetite.
  4. DBy regularising a person's daily routine.
Q48 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

In order to remain physically fit one must

  1. Amaintain a set sleep pattern.
  2. Bsnack frequently.
  3. Craise levels of ghrelin.
  4. Dread a good book every night.
Q49 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

The main focus of the passage is on the

  1. Aperils of insomnia and irregular sleep patterns.
  2. Bstability of leptin and ghrelin in the human body.
  3. Cill effects of junk food high in carbs and sugars.
  4. Ddangers of high levels of cholesterol and diabetes.
Q50 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

As per the passage which of these sentences is NOT correct?

  1. AOne's body and mind should be properly relaxed to ensure good sleep.
  2. BInsufficient sleep can lead to obesity.
  3. CIrregular sleep patterns can result in health problems.
  4. DRegular exercising and eating healthy food alone ensure fitness.
Q51 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

The objective of the passage is to

  1. Aprovide medical input to the reader.
  2. Badvise the reader.
  3. Cpresent psychological insights to the reader.
  4. Dexpose the reader to disinformation.
Q52 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Apple's challenge while opening physical stores is to

  1. Aprovide stimulation that draws customers away from other sellers.
  2. Boffer parallel products packaged more attractively.
  3. Cretain links with their partner sellers while drawing customers to their stores.
  4. Dsubtly alienate customers away from competitors.
Q53 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

The Apple retail stores in India will

  1. Abring in more customers and increase sales.
  2. Bnot have any impact on Apple's image.
  3. Cdrive healthy competition in the smartphone market.
  4. Dnot materially impact sales of iPhones.
Q54 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

"Apple's aim is not only to increase sales of its iPhones, but to draw people into Apple's ecosystem." This means Apple seeks to

  1. Aattract customers to buy its phones through innovative means.
  2. Battract customers by displaying a wide range of aesthetically designed products.
  3. Cbe the market leader in the world of premium smartphones.
  4. Dbring customers into a network of related products which it offers.
Q55 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

The main point the passage makes is that Apple

  1. Ahas realised the strategic importance of the Indian market.
  2. Bneeds physical stores to expand sales to more buyers of premium products.
  3. CiPhone was already popular in India.
  4. Dneeds new branding and marketing strategies to compete with Samsung.
Q56 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

India is now the focus of Apple operations because

  1. Ait offers the benefit of a manufacturing base in addition to a market.
  2. Bit has the world's second largest population.
  3. CAmerican technology companies want to reduce their reliance on China.
  4. Dno other country has the same ease of doing business.
Q57 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Based on the passage which one of the following is NOT true?

  1. AiPhone 14 is being manufactured in India.
  2. BRegulatory restrictions were eased in 2023.
  3. CManufacturing of iPhones in India commenced in 2017.
  4. DCurrently 5 to 7 percent of all iPhones are manufactured in India.
Q58 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the most appropriate word/phrase.

If you ask me to give you a rough estimate for the cost of the project, _________________ I would say thirty lakhs.

  1. Aoff-the-mark
  2. Boff-the-grid
  3. Coff-the-cuff
  4. Doff-the-mike
Q59 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the most appropriate word/phrase.

The nasty comments made by strangers on the social media platforms about the actor made him __________.

  1. Aill at heart
  2. Bill and ache
  3. Cill in heart
  4. Dill at ease
Q60 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the most appropriate word/phrase.

The new car has disappointed its buyers in many ways, and good mileage is its only ______________.

  1. Asaving grace
  2. Bsaving face
  3. Csaving praise
  4. Dsaving case
Q61 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the most appropriate word/phrase.

Meena is very arrogant; she refuses to acknowledge Sunil because she feels he is a man _______________.

  1. Aof no importance
  2. Bof great importance
  3. Cof less importance
  4. Dof some importance
Q62 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the most appropriate word/phrase.

Some big shots know how to escape the law. It is, however, the _______________ who are more often apprehended.

  1. Asmall fry
  2. Btiny shots
  3. Ctiny fish
  4. Dsmall fish
Q63 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the most appropriate word/phrase.

A few brands tailor pants for people with prosthetic legs. This is how they_____________.

  1. Ago to the extra level
  2. Bgo to the extreme level
  3. Cgo the extra mile
  4. Dgo the entire mile
Q64 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the most appropriate word/phrase.

It grieved me _______________ my friend's serious illness.

  1. Ato hear regarding
  2. Bhearing regarding
  3. Cin hearing
  4. Dto hear of
Q65 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the option that renders the sentence correct.

My aunt Seema was the most generous of all the members of our family. Whenever we went out for dinner, she always insisted to pay for the meal.

  1. Athat she will be paying for the meal.
  2. Bthat she pay for the meal.
  3. Cthat she had paid for the meal.
  4. Don and paid for the meal.
Q66 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the option that renders the sentence correct.

Listening to the recording of cricket commentary from the past can be great fun. This is when you realise that nothing much has changed, hasn't it?

  1. Anothing much has changed, hasn't it?
  2. Bnothing much has changed, would it?
  3. Cnothing much is changed, isn't it?
  4. Dnothing much has changed, has it?
Q67 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the option that renders the sentence correct.

When you play 'Secret Santa', you are expected to buy a gift for whoever you are assigned, without letting them know.

  1. Awhomever you are assigned
  2. Bwho you are assigned
  3. Cwhoever you are assigned
  4. Dwhom you are assigned
Q68 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the option that renders the sentence correct.

Justin couldn't understand why his friend had refused a job. If it had been him in his friend's place, he would definitely accepted such an offer.

  1. Ahave definitely have accepted such an offer.
  2. Bdefinitely accepted such an offer.
  3. Chave definitely accepted such an offer.
  4. Dhave definitely accept such an offer.
Q69 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the option that renders the sentence correct.

The setting of a story effects the storys plot.

  1. Aaffect the story's plot.
  2. Beffects the stories' plot.
  3. Caffects the story's plot.
  4. Daffects the story plots.
Q70 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the sentence that most logically completes the paragraph.

_______________________. Conflicts are now brewing over rivers and river basins shared by many countries. This is not unexpected, given that more than two hundred water bodies are shared by two or more countries. Strife over water, for example, is erupting throughout the Middle East.

  1. AWith water becoming increasingly scarce and development of new sources of water extremely costly, international water tensions are expected to rise
  2. BIt might be a cliche, but given how scarce it is, water is the new oil of the 21st century
  3. CFresh water is increasingly in short supply, with nearly two-thirds of the global population living in water-stressed conditions
  4. DThe world does not consider water to be the scarce resource it is
Q71 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the sentence that most logically completes the paragraph.

Indian poetry in English began in Bengal, the province where the British first gained a stronghold. This poetry was a largely urban phenomenon, centered in Calcutta. ____________. Then, gradually, it moved to other urban centres. Even today, Indian poetry in English remains largely urban.

  1. AThe rulers encouraged the natives to write poetry about India only if their mother tongue was English
  2. BEnglish was seen as an elite language and so the British felt that only they could use it for poetry
  3. CThe British had decided that poetry about India could reach a larger audience if written in Calcutta
  4. DIn fact, poetry writing for the first fifty years was confined to a few families who were residents of Calcutta
Q72 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the sentence that most logically completes the paragraph.

In the late 1960s, architect Charles Correa began as an urban planner, creating New Bombay. In the midst of overpopulated cities, he tried to create quasi-rural housing environments. In all of his urban planning commissions, Correa avoided high-rise housing solutions. __________________.

  1. AHis early work combined traditional architectural values with the Modernist use of materials
  2. BHe is particularly noted for his sensitivity to the needs of the urban poor
  3. CHe focused on low-rise dwelling solutions that emphasized the human scale and created a sense of community
  4. DConsiderations of the Indian climate drove many of his decisions
Q73 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the sentence that most logically completes the paragraph.

The concept of the 'Villa' came to Lucknow with foreign soldiers, travellers and adventurers. For the Nawabs of Lucknow, architecture became the physical manifestation of their new status. _____________________. Villas, hence, provided an ideal substitute. Europe sold to the Nawabs the idea of villas, based on designs and memory. The building chosen as the prototype for Dilkusha Kothi was a country house in Northumberland.

  1. AThe Villa became the backdrop to both the private as well as the court life of the Nawabs
  2. BThe Nawabs chose to live in Villas because they were easier to construct than palaces
  3. CThe Nawabs were attracted to European ideas in architecture because of their 'foreignness'
  4. DThe Nawabs of Lucknow fancied building palaces that resembled British ancestral homes
Q74 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the best option to fill the blanks.

_________________have to label their ____________________ posts in order to bring about transparency and ________________ the interests of the customers.

  1. AInfluencers; promotional; safeguard
  2. BPromoters; social media; incite
  3. CDistributors; Facebook; multiply
  4. DAdvertisers; commercials; capture
Q75 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the best option to fill the blanks.

Working from home requires that you may have to put your __________________ life on ______________________. Some people find this very ________________ as they like to keep their work and home lives separate.

  1. Aactual; video; uncomfortable
  2. Bprivate; screen; disconcerting
  3. Cfamily; microscope; disturbing
  4. Dentire; camera; complicated
Q76 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the best option to fill the blanks.

In its early stages, dementia is often _______________ from normal ageing. Neither dementia nor cognitive ageing is currently _________________, though they may be slowed through diet, exercise, and keeping the mind agile.

  1. Aindistinguishable; reversible
  2. Birreversible; manageable
  3. Cdifferentiated; visible
  4. Ddistinguishable; permanent
Q77 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the best option to fill the blanks.

The culture of the 21st century – on an increasingly ___________ scale – is oriented around utility, effectiveness, and impact. The worth of anything – an idea, an activity, an artwork, a _______ with another person – is determined _______________.

  1. Aglobal; relationship; pragmatically
  2. Bnominal; dinner; meaningfully
  3. Cconspicuous; dialogue; diligently
  4. Dordinal; conversation; imaginatively
Q78 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the best option to fill the blanks.

The HR chief said the company will not _____________________ on investing in people and has _______________ spending on employee needs to ______________ them and provide a sense of stability.

  1. Adebate; assured; confront
  2. Bcompromise; prioritised; reassure
  3. Cdelay; assured; empower
  4. Dprioritise; compromised; include
Q79 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Choose the best option to fill the blanks.

In the alleyways of old Cairo, framed portraits of Egyptian icons are ______________. Kings, presidents, religious figures are all _________________ on fading walls, held up as symbols of a glorious past.

  1. Aubiquitous; immortalised
  2. Bfashionable; confounded
  3. Crare; abundant
  4. Dsubstantial; dispersed
Q80 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Which option has the incorrect or inappropriate usage of 'cord'?

  1. AThe musician would hear a cord in his head and play each note individually.
  2. BTeenagers may feel a need to cut the umbilical cord tying them to their homes.
  3. CTo keep the key safe, she wore it on a cord around her neck.
  4. DHe purchased a cord of wood from the market.
Q81 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Which option has the incorrect or inappropriate usage of 'ring'?

  1. ATo catch the terrorist the security forces formed a ring around the house where he was hiding.
  2. BThey were all soaking wet and their mother told them to ring their clothes first and then put them out to dry.
  3. CThe witch waved her wand, recited a magical verse, pressed the blue stone on her ring and vanished into thin air.
  4. DShe had left home for the first time, so her parents made her promise that she would ring them up every day.
Q82 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Which option has the incorrect or inappropriate usage of 'climatic'?

  1. AUnder certain climatic conditions, hailstorms are formed in the atmosphere, resulting in unexpected accidents.
  2. BOur products have to function in extreme weather conditions, which is why we put them through climatic testing.
  3. CThe passengers in the bus were sweating profusely because of the hot climatic conditions.
  4. DThe climatic moment of the match was when the captain got caught behind the wicket.
Q83 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Which option has the incorrect or inappropriate usage of 'tied/tide'?

  1. AIt was a full moon night and the tied was high, but he went boating and, unfortunately, he drowned.
  2. BThe bags placed on the carrier were not securely tied, which led to an unfortunate accident.
  3. CAfter many years of knowing one another, they eventually tied the knot.
  4. DI have a good chance of a promotion since my firm has recently tied up with a global conglomerate.
Q84 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Which option has the incorrect or inappropriate usage of 'further/farther'?

  1. AThe politician was so flustered by the animosity of the crowd that he refused to answer further questions.
  2. BI live farther away from college than all my classmates.
  3. CIf you need to farther your career, you should avoid all kinds of distractions.
  4. DWe need to discuss this problem right away and avoid letting it fester any further.
Q85 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Which option has the incorrect or inappropriate usage of 'grave'?

  1. AWhen the witness was summoned by the lawyer, he made grave allegations against the accused.
  2. BThe landlord issued a warning to the tenants that non-payment of rent was a grave matter and would lead to a court case.
  3. CThey found that all the flowers placed on their mother's grave had withered within a week.
  4. DThe pet dog could not come to terms with his master's death and went to grave for him, even refusing to eat for several days.
Q86 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Sequence the sentences and enter as a digit string (e.g. "53412").

1. But the mutiny of Visakhapatnam predates this.

2. Instead of going against their heroic leader, the sepoys attacked the British soldiers and managed to escape from the town.

3. The Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 in the garrison town of Meerut is regarded as the First War of Independence.

4. It happened in 1780 when the British officers asked the local sepoys to join the fight against Hyder Ali.

Q87 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Sequence the sentences and enter as a digit string (e.g. "53412").

1. Yet, even as TikTok delights consumers and advertisers, others believe the sunny app has a dark side.

2. Since launching just five years ago, the app has brought a warm glow to its 1 billion plus users, as well as an icy dash of competition to the social media incumbents of Silicon Valley.

3. ByteDance, its owner, has its headquarters in China, whose government is addicted to surveillance and propaganda – making it a worrying place for a media app to be placed.

4. With its wholesome dancing and lip-syncing videos, TikTok once billed itself as the "last sunny corner on the Internet."

Q88 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Sequence the sentences and enter as a digit string (e.g. "53412").

1. What is more shocking to observe is how often such strokes lead to death.

2. When the body temperature rises, our vital organs swell, and this causes death.

3. One main reason for this is that people underestimate how badly heat can affect the body.

4. Heat strokes have become more common in our country than ever before.

Q89 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Sequence the sentences and enter as a digit string (e.g. "53412").

1. Once they reach a high altitude, they manage to travel all over the world.

2. An expert from the team explained that the bacteria usually lived on the surface of vegetation, such as leaves.

3. The wind carries them off the surface and into the atmosphere.

4. A group of researchers were surprised to find that clouds had carried drug resistant bacteria over a long distance.

Q90 · Verbal Ability & RCOpen question page ↗

Direction: Sequence the sentences and enter as a digit string (e.g. "53412").

1. This instance highlights how young people from different backgrounds can make important contributions to climate change.

2. Participation in environmental education programmes can motivate children to act responsibly towards the environment.

3. They were motivated to act in ways that would help the environment, like using a reusable water bottle or refusing to use plastic straws.

4. Six hundred elementary school children from varied social and linguistic groups participated in an ocean pollution education programme.

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