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Reg No : 678240 Date : 16 - Dec - 2017.
Student Name : Duvva Siva Venkatesh Duvva
IBPS SO-VII PRELIMS - Model Test 41 Question Paper
In each of the questions below four sentences are given which are denoted by A, B, C and D. By using all
the four sentences you have to frame a meaningful paragrah. The correct order of the sentences is your
answer. Choose from the five alternatives the one having the correct order of sentences and mark it as your
answer.
1. (A) However, the maxim does not apply to politics.

(B) This is the only way others with political ambitions will learn a lesson about what they may or may not do
after they have achieved their targets.
(C) One must not hit a man when he is down.
(D) One has every justification to hit a politician who has been toppled off his ministerial chair for his
misdeeds and cripple him till he can never rise again.
ABCD
DCBA
CADB
ACBD
DABC
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2. (A) Nor was there a banner proclaiming ‘mission accomplished’ in the background.
(B) Only then did the world know that a US President had paid the first-ever visit to Iraq.
(C) Instead, he arrived unannounced in a darkened Air Force One at Baghdad airport in the midst of utmost
secrecy and left two- and-a-half hours later.
(D) President George W Bush wasn’t wearing a flight suit this time.
CABD
BDCA
ACDB
CDAB
DACB

3. (A) Thus democratic elections do not remedy the criminalisation of politics since all parties now are
replete with criminals.
(B) There was a time when voters used to vote out politicians suspected of crimes, but not any more.
(C) People vote on the basis of caste and religion regardless of the criminal record of the candidates.
(D) Since politicians remain out of jail regardless of how much they embezzle or even murder.
ADBC
DABC
BDCA
ADCB
DCBA
4. (A) So it needn’t cause any moral outrage that cricket superstar Sachin should ask the government to
waive the roadworthiness test for his new Ferrari.
(B) Fearing that the state-of-the-art car is not compatible to Indian road conditions, he has sought to avoid
the Indian road test.
(C) Earlier a hue and cry was raised over his asking for a duty waiver for the same car, gifted to him by auto
giant, Fiat.
(D) Excellence must be rewarded, only then will more people be inspired to excel.
ABCD
DABC
BCAD
CDAB
CABD
5. (A) The women’s reservation Bill continues to be stalled by almost all political parties.
(B) And even when women have made it to the top in politics, little is done to help other women.
(C) Though the overt reasons for doing so may differ from party to party, the net result remains the same:
keeping women out of power.
(D) Indian politics has yet again paid just lip service to the cause of women’s emancipation.
CDAB
BCAD
CABD
DACB
DBCA
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Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words are given in
bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.
We have seen an extraordinary level of violence in Kashmir in recent weeks. This is reminiscent of the
vicious and continual attack and counter-attack between entrenched Pakistani jehadi detachment in the
Valley and the security forces that seemed the order of the day in the mid-Nineties, and also later, on an off-
and-on basis.
It may be tempting to put down the renewed fighting — as the authorities seem to be doing — solely to
orders from Islamabad to reactivate destabilising plans in J&K. A part of that design is to go all-out to pump
in as many combatants as possible before the winter snows block infiltration routes, which, of course, can
only mean intensified violence in the months ahead unless correctives are applied.
A reference to Pakistani culpability in this matter is undoubtedly valid. Pakistan is indeed frustrated that
India is declining to resume talks with it after the Agra failure unless cross-border terrorism ceases. Violence
is, then, the price being extracted for not talking; or a gun being held to India’s head to restart talks. But this
cannot be the complete explanation for what we are currently witnessing. The missing part of the
explanation pertains to our own failures in the post-election situation, and this has given Pakistan’s military-
intelligence complex a handle to revive its ideological campaign in Kashmir which the election had stymied
for a time.
Since only cuckoo-birds now believe that the stepped-up jehadi violence is an integral part of a general
uprising for freedom in the Valley, Pervez Musharraf has had to make himself exceedingly busy in New York
these days. His goal is to persuade the world that the election was a hoax and that Kashmir’s “war of
liberation” — renewed violence being the proof — needs to be supported. In effect, he is seeking
international sanction for his covert war in Kashmir and the politics that goes with covert wars, namely the
endorsement of infiltration and burrowing of armed irregulars. We can take it that this will be an ongoing
effort since the US, ironically, still values him as a trusted ally in its fight against terrorism.
Being past masters at the game, the Americans know a thing or two about covert wars and its
compulsions, and about realpolitik and its obligations. No matter how much they may say they love us for
our democracy and our markets, they are not about to show up Pakistan’s disingenuousness for our sake.
This is all the reason why we need to ask ourselves what is going wrong in Kashmir, especially after as
comprehensive an endorsement as the election afforded us.
Blaming Pakistan cannot extricate us from the mess that may lie ahead if we are not careful and energetic.
That is our responsibility alone — not Islamabad’s or Washington’s. We owe it to ourselves to ask where we
failed — at the level of policy or of implementation, or were we plain complacent hoping that the US will stay
Pakistan’s hand?
We do know that infiltration levels were down after the polls, partly on account of the winter months that
followed, and not much augmentation of terrorists’ capabilities occurred. It is clear, then, that the men and
the military equipment with which the Pakistani jehadis (and they number a couple of thousands) are now
giving our forces fight is really ‘old stock’ which was allowed to remain undisturbed for over a year. We either
did not know about this stock or did not take the trouble to ferret it out.
If this weren’t the case, the notorious Pakistani terrorist mastermind, Ghazi Baba of Jaish-e-Mohammed,
credited with planning the attack on Parliament, would not be around until the other day when he was
gunned down in a firefight in Srinagar. And, in recent weeks, this has been only one of many encounters
with the Pakistani irregulars, who are obviously burrowed deep.
It is plain as day that we did not exert ourselves to dismantle the Pakistani capability inside Kashmir. The
people were with us. They showed this by voting. The Mufti government’s ‘healing touch’ policy
consolidated that mood. Yet, we failed to take advantage of the altered circumstances to dig out the
criminals from their hideouts in the urban agglomerations. This does no credit to the Centre, which is
primarily charged with fighting terrorism in J&K.
The notable successes we have had lately show that the entrenched jehadis can be dealt with effectively.
Among the most positive elements of the situation is the fact that ordinary people in Kashmir no longer come
out in support of the ensconced jehadis or their religion-based slogans. Indeed, they now realise that the
foreigners are, in fact, trained and equipped mercenaries despatched by a hostile country to act as its fifth
column.
This, in a nutshell, is the real story of Kashmir in the changed context. But the people had voted for peace
and security in their lives, which is under constant threat so long as the Pakistan irregulars are able to
operate with any freedom. If security eludes them for long, their confidence in our ability to provide them a
decent life within a democratic framework can be undermined.
6. What do you understand by the phrase off-and-on as used in the passage?
continous
from time to time
in a planned way
in between
None of these
7. What condition does India lay on Pakistan for resumption of any dialogue?
Pakistan must not take the Kashmir issue at the international level.
Pakistan must stop blackmailing India over Kashmir issue.
Pakistan must stop asking for third party interference over Kashmir issue.
Pakistan must guarantee peace in the region.
None of these
8. By supporting jehadi violence in the Kashmir Valley and giving it the name of ‘war of liberation’, the
Pakistani leadership wants
to get favour worldwide on Kashmir issue.

to win the hearts of the Kashmiris in general.
to divert India’s efforts to restore normalcy in the state.
to defeat India’s claim over Kashmir and attack it.
None of these
9. Which of the following is true in the context of the passage?
Pakistan has given signals of checking cross-border terrorism to resume talks with India.
The mid-Nineties saw a lot of violence in the Kashmir Valley.
Infiltrators come in large numbers during winter into the Kashmir Valley.
India has never been against dialogue with Pakistan in whatever condition.
None of these
10. What stops the US from pressurising Pakistan to desist from indulging in covert war against India?
The US wants to check the growing power and prestige of India, so it indirectly supports Pakistan.
The US does not want to intervene in such bilateral matters.
The US does not want to invite the wrath of Pakistan.
The US does not want to help India unless it is asked for.
None of these
11. The voter’s response and the successful election in Kashmir Valley shows that
people are united there.

government is capable of running the system there.
there is no substitute of people’s say in the system of governance.
people have faith in our democracy and they need peace and security.
people can fight militancy on their own.
12. Which of the following is false in the context of the passage?
Common people in Kashmir are fed up of jehadi violence.

The US is not going to teach any lesson to Pakistan for India’s sake.
The prime responsibility to fight terrorism in Kashmir lies with the State government.
The US has also been associated with covert wars in the past.
None of these
13. What should the government do to keep the faith of Kashmiris alive in democracy?
It must ensure them peace and security.

It must hold regular elections in the state.
It must send more security enforcement in the State to deal with terrorism.
It must seal the borders to cheek infiltration.
None of these
14. What is the central message behind the passage?
Central government is to be blamed for continuing violence in the Kashmir Valley.

We should not blame others but take our own responsibility for bringing normalcy in the Kashmir
Valley.
We should not bother about world opinion and wipe out militant hideouts even across the border.
We must build world opinion on our side in our fight against terrorism.
None of these
15. Choose the word which is most nearly the same in meaning as the word given in bold as used in the
passage.
REMINISCENT
substitute
horrific
reminding
obvious
preface
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passage.
PERTAINS
confirms
strikes
speaks
relates
locates
passage.
STYMIED
hindered
covered
combated
opposed
confronted
18. Choose the word which is opposite in meaning of the word given in bold as used in the passage.
COVERT
deadly
open
irregular
challenging
complex

BURROWING
combating
exposing
driving
chasing
tormenting
CONSOLIDATED
jolted
angered
depressed
denied
weakened
In the following passage there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed
below the passage and against each five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately.
Find out the appropriate words.
Poor infrastructure, alternative schools, weak supervisory system, non-accountability of money are some
of the major (21) of various educational (22) of the government and (23) to be (24) (25). Today, when
globalisation is (26) the way for our economic progress, education for all without class or gender (27) must
become a (28). People from all (29) need to (30) the importance of education.
21. 21
areas
fronts
drawbacks
overhaul
despair

22. 22
governance
system
loopholes
grievances
policies
23. 23
demand
need
longs
aspire
awaits
24. 24
switched
reacted
resorted
looked
revived
25. 25
upon
besides
again
extremely
into
26. 26
paving
catering
responding
negotiating
initiating
27. 27
agenda
biases
abuse
quota
awareness
28. 28
reality
uniformity
drive
focus
target
28
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29. 29
societies
creeds
dogmas
caste
sections
30. 30
adopt
avail
realise
empower
prefer
Select the correct word for the given expression.
31. One who hates women.
Cruel
Desperado
Misogynist
Despot
None of these
32. A person living outside his own country

Diplomat
Envoy
Foreigner
Expatriate
None of these
33. Knowing everything
Learned
Scholar
Omniscient
Saint
None of these
34. Involving two parties
Congenial
Bilateral
Friendly
Harmonious
None of these
35. Killing of people at large scale
Massacre
Extermination
Genocide
Bloodshed
None of these
In each question, an incomplete statement followed by two fillers is given. From among the fillers, you have
to choose which of them can meaningfully complete the sentence.
36. Last night riot broke out in certain parts of the city. (______). Now the situation is tense but under
control.
(A) The administration swung into action in no time.
(B) Several people were hurt in clashes and taken to hospital.
Only A
Only B
Either A or B
Both B and A
None of these
37. The debate was held in a proper manner. (______). They were given prizes by the organising
committee.
(A) A group of college students participated in it and expressed their views on the given subject.
(B) The subject was of everyone’s interest.
Only A
Only B
Either A or B
Both A and B
None of these
38. Owing to heavy rain the cricket match was postponed. (______). Otherwise they will have to return the
money of the spectators.
(A) Spectators want to see a fresh match.
(B) Authorities will have to reorganise the match.
Only A
Only B
Either A or B
Both A and B
None of these
39. Eradication of poverty is a serious issue. (______). This is an alarming situation for any government.
(A) Poverty cannot be controlled by any government as it is natural.
(B) Poverty is the creation of governments.
Only A
Only B
Either A or B
Both A and B
None of these
40. The terrorists are hiding inside the mosque. (______). They are waiting for the response of the terrorists.
(A) The police have encircled the entire area.
(B) They are continuously firing from there.
Only A
Only B
Either A or B
Both A and B
None of these
In each of the following questions four words are given of which two words are most nearly the same or
opposite in meaning. Find the two words which are most nearly the same or opposite in meaning and
indicate the number of the correct letter combination.
41. (A) Assertion (B) Beatitude (C) Repulsive (D) Insistence
A-B
B-C
C-D
A-C
A-D
42. (A) Vocal (B) Benign (C) Unpleasant (D) Drastic
A-B
B-C
C-D
A-C
A-D
43. (A) Abysmal (B) Diligence (C) Zenith (D) Nadir
A-B
B-D
C-D
B-C
A-C
44. (A) Elude (B) Avoid (C) Harness (D) Hatch
A-B
A-C
A-D
B-C
B-D

45. (A) Languid (B) Gorgeous (C) Knack (D) Ability
A-B
A-D
B-C
C-D
B-D
In each of the following sentences there are two blank spaces. Below each sentence there are five pairs of
words denoted by numbers (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5). Find out which pair of words can be filled up in the
blanks in the sentence in the same sequence to make it meaningfully complete.
46. Private tuition is in______because schools do not pay much______to weak students.
vogue, attention
reality, clarity
trend, avenues
consideration, scope
agreement, harmony
47. Environment as an______is already on the international agenda, and the media must continue to take
______ and informed look at it.
agenda, effortless
awareness, complete
example, painless
issue, sustained
ideology, neutral
48. The judgment has______high expectations______the people regarding the benefits of the scheme.
initiated, towards
derived, concerning
raised, among
claimed, soothing
argued, covering
49. Environment still does not make news,______the story has political______.
until, bickerings
unless, ramifications
without, angle
given, ending
even, leaning
50. There is______good or bad but thinking makes it
never, likewise
plenty, enormous
nothing, so
immense, severe
sentimental, basically
51. In a row of 25 persons Gagan is twelfth from the right. If there are five persons between Gagan and
Manoj, who is on the right side of Gagan. what is the position of Manoj from the left?
21
19
20
18
22
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
A dealer sold six cars —A, B, C, D, E and F — during a period of Monday to Saturday, one car on each
day.
(i) The car C was sold at least before three cars.
(ii) The car F was sold on Tuesday.
(iii) Both the cars B and E were sold at least before one car.
(iv) The car D was sold immediately after the car C.
(v) At least four cars were sold after the car E.
52. How many cars were sold after the car D?
Can’t say
3
2
5
4
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53. How many cars were sold before the car F?
Can’t say
1
2
3
4
54. The car A was sold immediately after
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
55. If Ghosh Babu is the person who purchased the car sold on Wednesday, then the car purchased by him
is
A
B
C
D
E
56. Which of the given statements is/are redundant to answer the above questions?
Only (v)
Both (iii) and (v)
Both (i) and (iv)
Only (iv)
None
In each question below are given three statements followed by four conclusions numbered I, II, III and IV.
You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known
facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the
given statements, disregarding commonly known facts.
57. Statements:
a. No dogs are cats.
b. All rats are dogs.
c. All cats are lions.
Conclusions:
I. Some lions are dogs.
II. No rats are cats.
III. Some cats are rats.
IV. No rats are lions.
Only I follows
Only II follows
Only II or IV follows
Only III and IV follow
Only III follow
58. Statements:
a. Some milk is boa.
b. All boats are ships.
c. All cows are milk.
Conclusions:
I. Some ships are cows.
II. Some boats are cows.
III. Some ships are boats.
IV. Some milk is cow.
None follows
All follow
Only either I or III follows
Only either II or IV follows
None of these
59. Statements:
a. All shirts are jackets.
b. All jackets are coats.
c. All coats are pants.
Conclusions:
I. All pants are coats.
II. All shirts are pants.
III. All coats are shirts.
IV. Some jackets are pants.
Only II and IV follow

Only II follows
Only either II or IV follow
Only III and IV follow
Only II follow
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59
60. Statements:
a. No yens are pesos.
b. All rupees are yens.
c. Some dollars are rupees.
Conclusions:
I. No dollars are rupees.
II. Some yens are rupees.
III. Some dollars are yens.
IV. Some pesos are rupees.
Only I and IV follow

Only II and III follow
Only II and IV follow
Only either I or II and III follow
Only II follow
61. Statements:
a. Some pens are books.
b. Some pencils are pages.
c. All pencils are pens.
Conclusions:
I. Some pens are not books.
II. Some books are not pages.
III. Some pages are books.
IV. Some pens are pencils.
Only I and IV follow

Only II and III follow
Only either II or III and I follow
Only either II or III and IV follow
Only either II or III
In the following questions, the symbols >, <, =, ≥ and ≤ are used with the following meanings:
A > B means A is neither greater than nor smaller than B.
A < B means A is not smaller than B.
A ≥ B means A is not greater than B.
A ≤ B means A is neither smaller than nor equal to B.
A = B means A is neither greater than nor equal to B.
Now in each of the following questions, assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the
two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true.
Note: In each question coded symbols have been used.
62. Statements: P = E, Q ≥ P, V < Q

Conclusions:
I. E ≤ P
II. E > P
only conclusion I is true.

only conclusion II is true.
either conclusion I or II is true.
neither conclusion I nor II is true.
both conclusions I and II are true.
63. Statements: A > B, B ≥ C, C < D

Conclusions:
I. A > C
II. A = C

64. Statements: M ≤ A, V > M, S ≥ V

Conclusions:
I. A ≤ S
II. S ≤ A

65. Statements: P ≤ Q, Q ≥ R, R = S
Conclusions:
I. Q = P
II. Q > P

66. Statements: O ≤ T, P < O, T > Y

Conclusions:
I. P ≤ T
II. Y = P

Answer the following questions referring to the symbol-letter-number sequence given below:
XN5CZ2$P*AB1Q3YNO9L6M4~F7I
67. Which of the following is exactly midway between the tenth element from the right and fifth element from
the left end?
A
B
1
*
Z
68. How many letters are there in the above sequence which are immediately preceded by a number and
immediately followed by a consonant?
None
One
Two
Three
More than Three
69. What should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following sequence?
?, 2AC, *Q$, 1NA
5$X
CPN
ZP5
5$Q
5PX
70. Which of the following is the eleventh element to the right of the second symbol from the left end in the
above sequence?
9
1
M
4
None of these

71. If both the halves of the above sequence are written in reverse order, which will be the sixth element to
the right of the sixteenth element from the right end?
4
~
O
N
*
A word arrangement machine when given a particular input rearranges it following a particular rule. The
following is the illustration of the input and the steps of arrangement:
Input: 77 we test 23 next 98
Step I: we 77 test 23 next 98
Step II: we 23 test 77 next 98
Step III: we 23 next 77 test 98
(Step III is the last step for this input.)
Now study the logic given above and answer the questions that follow
72. Input: 5 I 59 35 go am
Which of the given steps will be the last step for the given input?
IV
V
III
II
VI
73. Input: gate late so 21 me 19 43

What will be the step III for the given input?
me 19 so 21 gate late 43
me 19 21 so gate late 43
me 19 so 21 gate 43 late
73
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74. If ‘is 69 58 7 way go’ is the input, which of the following may not be a correct step?
go 7 is 69 way 58
go 69 58 7 way is
go 7 is 58 way 69
go is 7 69 way 58
go is 58 69 way 7
75. If ‘he 73 is 46 fan 13 be the fourth step of an input, which of the following may definitely be the input?
is 73 he 46 13 fan
73 is 46 he fan 13
73 46 is fan he 13
Can’t be determined
None of these
76. If ‘are 11 you great guy 87 18’ is the second step of an input, which of the following is the sixth step?
you 11 are great guy 87 18

are 11 guy great you 18 87
are 11 guy 18 you 87 great
Step VI is not possible
None of these
Each of the questions below consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it.
You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read
both the statements
77. What will be the code of ‘he is great’ in a code language?
I. ‘dip lip trip’ means ‘you are great’ and ‘lip ja’ means ‘great guy’.
II. ‘nuk du pin’ means ‘he is smart’ and ‘amp jim du’ means ‘he likes apples’.
the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question, while the data in statement II alone
are not sufficient to answer the question.
the data in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question, while the data in statement I alone
the data either in statement I alone or in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
the data in both statements I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question.
the data in both statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question.
78. How long does A take to complete the work if he works at a constant rate?
I. A starts working at 8 am and completes the work at 6 pm if he rests for one-and-a-half hours during the
work.
II. A starts working at 8 : 30 am and completes two-thirds of the work (if he takes a rest of 3 hours) at 4 pm.
79. What is the relation between Madhu and Ms Anika?

I. Anika is the only daughter-in-law of Suresh.
II. Madhu is the daughter of Smita, who is the sister of the father of Anika’s sister-in-law.
80. Who is the third tallest person among P, Q, R, S and T?

I. R is taller than S but not as tall as T.
II. S is shorter than P who is taller than Q.
Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it:
Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F, experts of six different fields P, Q, R, S, T and U [not respectively] won
different prizes Kalinga award, Gandhi peace, Vyas samman, Kabir samman, Iqbal samman and Saraswati
samman, though not respectively, for the year 2000.
C and F haven’t won Gandhi peace and Iqbal samman. The winner of Kabir samman is expert in field S
but he is certainly not E and B. D and A have won Kalinga award and Kabir samman though not
respectively. The experts of the field Q and E have won Gandhi peace and Iqbal samman though not
respectively. A is expert of field P and the winner of Iqbal samman is expert in the field T.
81. Who has won the Vyas samman?
B
C
F
Either C or F
None of these
82. The winner of the Saraswati samman is expert in the field
R
U
Either R or U
Data inadequate
None of these
83. D has the expertise in which field?
S
Q
T
None of these
84. Who is the winner of Gandhi peace award?
A
B
C
None of these
85. The person who is expert in the field P, has won_.
Saraswati samman
Kabir samman
Vyas samman
Data inadequate
None of these

86. Which of the combinations is definitely true?
E - Q - Iqbal samman
A - P - Kalinga award
D - S - Kalinga award
E - T - Gandhi peace
None of these
Read the following information carefully to answer the questions given below.
In a 100m sprint race there are three heats before the final. Three athletes are selected from each heat.
Prakash, Dilip and Deepak are selected from 1st, 2nd & 3rd heats rectively. Prakash runs faster than
Rajesh. Saket is the fastest runner and is selected in 2nd heat. Ravi and Rajesh are from the same heat.
Rajesh runs faster than Ravi and Jeetu runs faster than Deepak. Arun is selected in the 3rd heat and is the
fastest runner after Saket. Mohit is the slowest runner.
87. Which of the following triplets consists of the winners of the three respective heats?
Prakash, Dilip, Arun

Saket, Arun and Jeetu
Rajesh, Saket, Arun
None of these
88. Who among the following is selected at 3rd no. in 3rd heat?
Rajesh
Mohit
Deepak
Either Mohit or Deepak
None of these

89. Jeetu is selected in which of the following heats?
I
II
III
Either I or II
Either II or III
90. Which of the following triplets consists of winner of the first heat, first runner-up of the second heat and
second runner-up of the third heat respectively?
Prakash, Dilip, Deepak

Prakash, Jeetu, Mohit
Prakash, Dilip, Mohit
Cannot be determined
None of these
Study the following information to answer the given questions.

In a certain code
‘829’ means ‘how art thou,’
‘958’ means ‘thou art good’
‘15873’ means ‘thy good and thou bad’.
91. What may be the possible code for ‘thy”?
1 or 7
7
3
5
1 or 7 or 3
92. What is the code for ‘thou’?

9
8
2
5
None
93. What is the code for ‘how’?
5
8
2
9
None
94. Which of the following may possibly be the code for ‘thou no good’?
508
780
507
708
None
95. What is the code for ‘how good thou art’?
7589
8295
7183
8795
Cannot be determined
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Eight friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circular table. Only E, D and G are facing
outside the table, while rest are facing the centre of the table. B is second to the right of A, who is fifth to the
right of E. C is third to the left of D, who is sitting second to the right of B. F is second to the left of G
96. Who is third to the left of A?
H
E
F
Data inadequate
C
97. Who is second to the right of H?
A
B
C
Data inadequate
E
98. If H and G interchanges their positions, who will be third to the right of D?
A
B
H
C
D
98
Answered Time Spent : 00:00:31 Marks : -0.25
99. In which of the following combinations is the first person sitting between the second and third persons?
CAG
AGB
DFE
EHC
GCA
100. Who is fourth to the right of F?
H
E
D
C
F
In the following s questions numbered I and II are given. You have to solve out the equations
101. I. x2 - 1 =0
II. y2 + 4y + 3 = 0
x>y
x≥y
x<y
x≤y
x = y or the relationship cannot be established
102. I. x2 - 7x + 12 = 0
II. y2 - 12y + 32=0
x>y
x≥y
x<y
x≤y
103. I. x3 - 371 = 629

II.y3 - 543 = 788
x>y
x≥y
x<y
x≤y
104. I. 5x + 2y=31
II. 3x + 7y = 36
x>y
x≥y
x<y
x≤y
105. I. 2x2 + 11x + 12 = 0

II. 5y2 + 27y + 10 = 0
x>y
x≥y
x<y
x≤y
What approximate value should come in place of question mark (?) in the following questions?
(You are not expected to calculate the exact value.)
106.
253
267
231
244
274
107. (563% of 808) ÷ 129 = ?
63
19
35
47
51
108. (632.46)2 = ?
410000
400000
405000
395000
380000
109. 53864 x 68 = ? x 41548
76
64
52
88
102
110. (629.715 - 238.938) x 8.451 = ?
3825
4175
4500
2950
3300
What should come in place of question mark (?) in the following number series.
111. 649, 6875, 1299.375, 866.25, 346.5, 99, 22, ?
4
7
10
12
9

112. 30, 16, 10, 8, 8, 9, ?
12.75
13
14
10.5
11.5
113. 10, 18, 63, 253, 1137, 5901, ?
39754
35749
37594
35794
37596
114. 11, 26, 58, 124, 258, 528, ?
1020
1135
1285
1340
None of these
115. 738, 765, 819, 900, 1008, 1143, ?
1445
1565
1305
1275
1365
116. The product of two consecutive even numbers is 16128. Which is the larger number?
132
128
124
126
122
117. The cost of 3 chairs and 10 tables is Rs. 9856. What is cost of 6 chairs and 20 tables?
Rs. 17227
Rs. 18712
Rs. 19172
None of the above
118. What would be the simple interest obtained on an amount of Rs. 3460 at the rate of 8.5% per annum
after 6 yr?
Rs. 1746
Rs. 1764.6
Rs. 1766
Rs. 1756.4
Rs. 1768.6
119. What will be the difference in simple and compound interest at the rate 12% per annum on the sum of
Rs. 960 after 2 yr?
Rs. 13.824
Rs. 24.24
Rs. 20.224
Rs. 31
Rs. 18.26
120. The profit earned after selling an article for Rs. 536 is the same as loss incurred after selling the article
for Rs. 426. What is the cost price of the article?
Rs. 448
Rs. 470
Rs. 481
Rs. 500
Rs. 491
121. The age of Surabhi and Neerja are in the ratio of 6 : 7, respectively. After 6 yr, the ratio of their ages will
be 15 : 17. What is the age of Neerja?
24 yr
32 yr
26 yr
28 yr
30 yr

122. Company Beliance hosted a party of 8 members of Company Axial. In the party no member of Axial
had interacted with more than three members of Beliance. Out of all the members of Beliance three
members each interacted with four members of Axial and the remaining members-each interacted with two
members of Axial. The greatest possible number of members of Company Beliance in the party is
9
10
11
12
13
123. Raj Travels has the following revenue model for a group package. Owner charges Rs. 20000 per
person till group size of 200. For every additional traveller beyond 200, he starts offering discount of Rs. 50
to all members of the group. The maximum possible income for Raj Travels from the package is
Rs. 4000000
Rs. 4200000
Rs. 4500000
Rs. 5000000
Rs. 5500000
124. What is the sum of 43 +53 +63 +73+...+ 153 ?
14400
14364
14386
14372
14378
125. What is the least number which when divided by 15, 18, 24 and 30 leaves same remainder 13?
973
193
1093
373
653
126. The profit earned after selling a wristwatch for Rs. 5765 is the same as the loss incurred after selling
the wristwatch for Rs. 4315. What is the cost price of the wristwatch?
Rs. 6000
Rs. 5100
Rs. 4900
Rs. 5040
Rs. 5145
127. A railway half-ticket costs half the full fare. But the reservation charge on the half-ticket is the same as
that on full ticket. One reserved first-class ticket for a journey between two stations is Rs. 525 and the cost
of one full and one-half reserved first class tickets is Rs. 850. What is the reservation charge?
Rs. 125
Rs. 2003
Rs. 145
Rs. 178
128. Smita was asked to multiply a certain number by 36. She multiplied it by 63 instead and got an answer
3834 more than the correct one. What was the number to be multiplied?
152
126
142
148
176
129. Manish borrowed a sum of Rs. 1150 from Anil at the simple rate of 6% per annum for 3 yr. He, then
added some more money to the borrowed sum and lent it to Sunil for the same time at 9% per annum at
simple interest. If Manish gains Rs. 274.95 by way of interest on the borrowed sum as well as his own
amount form the whole transaction, then what is the sum lent by him to Sunil?
Rs. 1290
Rs. 1785
Rs. 1285
Rs. 1200
Rs. 1385
130. One year ago the ratio of the ages of Sarika and Gouri was 3 : 4, respectively. One year hence the ratio
of their ages will be 10 : 13, respectively. What is Sarika’s present age?
18 yr
20 yr
26 yr
None of the above

131. What is the respective ratio between number of boys from Engineering stream and total number of
boys from all streams?
154 : 373
153 : 448
9 : 31
154 : 527
156 : 538
132. What is the difference between total number of boys from Medicine stream and total number of boys
from Micro-biology stream?
4860
4608
5994
5949
None of these
133. What is the respective ratio between number of boys from Engineering stream and total number of girls
from all streams?
17 : 3
21 : 4
4 : 21
3 : 17
18 : 4
134. Number of girls from Chemistry stream is what percent of total number of boys?
2.28
3
2.50
3.36
4
135. Total number of girls from all the given streams of Science is what percent of total number of boys from
all the given streams of Science?
56.21
55.10
58.13
59.62
59.23
Study the following data carefully and answer the questions given below it.
This total number of students in a college having three disciplines viz. Arts, Commerce and Science is
19000. 25% of the total number of students are from the discipline of Arts. 35% of the total number of
students are from the discipline of Commerce and 40% of the total number of students are from the
discipline of Science. The college has three compulsory subjects viz. Social Work, physical Training and
Cookery for all the three disciplines and the students have a cho;cf to take either one of the subjects or all
the three subjects together.24% of the total number of students from the discipline of Arts have taken Social
Work. 30% of the total number of students from the discipline of Arts have taken Physical Training. 40% of
the total number of students from the same discipline have taken Cookery and the rest have taken all the
three subjects. 44% of the total number of students from the discipline of Commerce have taken Social
Work, 28% have taken Physical Training, 14% have taken Cookery and the rest have taken all the three
subjects. 35% of the total number of students from the discipline of Science have taken Social Work, 43%
have taken Physical Training, 4% have taken Cookery and the rest have taken all the three subjects.
136. What is the respective ratio of the total number of students from the discipline of Commerce to those
from the discipline of Science?
9:8
7:8
8:9
8:7
7:9
137. What is the total number of students who have taken Social Work and Physical Training from all the
three disciplines?
13855
9861
10281
12555
None of these
138. The total number of students who have taken only Social Work as their subject from the discipline of
Arts are approximately, what percent of the total number of students taking the same subject from the
discipline of Science?
43
48
36
28
51
139. What is the total number of students in the college, who have taken only Cookery as their subject?
3180
3200
3020
3135
3256
140. The total number of students who have taken all the three subjects are what per cent of the total
number of students in the college?
15
12.5
13.6
14.8
16.7
Study the table carefully to answer the questions that follow.

Number of Students Appeared (App) and Passed (Pass) in the Annual Examination of a School from
Five Classes
VI VII VIII IX X
Year
App Pass App Pass App Pass App Pass App Pass
2005 78 65 72 64 92 80 64 54 65 61
2006 67 42 66 52 78 72 56 51 60 56
2007 88 81 64 50 68 63 74 63 74 70
2008 92 79 53 38 55 41 69 66 80 72
2009 60 54 58 44 58 45 88 78 88 76
2010 64 56 48 40 46 38 52 40 90 88
2011 78 54 80 76 76 68 66 62 68 56
141. What is the ratio of the total number of passed students to total number of students not passed for the
year 2010?
131 : 79
3 : 19
19 : 3
131 : 13
None of these
142. What is the average number of candidates not passed from Class VII over the given years?
9
11
17
13
19
143. Which class has maximum percent of pass students over the years?
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
144. Percentage of candidates passed over appeared from Class K is the highest during which of the years?
2005
2006
2008
2010
2011
144
Not Answered Time Spent : 00:00:21 Marks : 0
145. What is the total number of candidates passed from all the classes together in the year 2008?
296
316
262
324
284
146. What is the average number of Units sold by all the companies together?
360
390
375
410
386

147. Which company had the highest percentage of sale with respect to its production?
D
B
E
A
F
148. What is the average number of units produced by all the companies together?
675
650
625
600
700
149. The total units sold by these Companies A, B and C together is approximately what percent of the total
units produced of these companies?
62
50
76
84
58

150. What is the respective ratio of the total production of Companies D and E to the total sale of the same
companies?
28 : 15
9:5
15 : 11
2:3
16 : 11

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Student Name : Duvva Siva Venkatesh Duvva

IBPS SO-VII PRELIMS - Model Test 41 Question Paper

1. (A) However, the maxim does not apply to politics.

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6. What do you understand by the phrase off-and-on as used in the passage?

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to get favour worldwide on Kashmir issue.

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9. Which of the following is true in the context of the passage?

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people are united there.

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12. Which of the following is false in the context of the passage?

Common people in Kashmir are fed up of jehadi violence.

It must ensure them peace and security.

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14. What is the central message behind the passage?

Central government is to be blamed for continuing violence in the Kashmir Valley.

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Select the correct word for the given expression.

31. One who hates women.

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32. A person living outside his own country

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33. Knowing everything

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34. Involving two parties

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35. Killing of people at large scale

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41. (A) Assertion (B) Beatitude (C) Repulsive (D) Insistence

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42. (A) Vocal (B) Benign (C) Unpleasant (D) Drastic

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43. (A) Abysmal (B) Diligence (C) Zenith (D) Nadir

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44. (A) Elude (B) Avoid (C) Harness (D) Hatch

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