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This paper has four sections: ENGLISH, GK, LOGICAL REASONING AND LEGAL REASONING. Attempt ALL the questions.

ENGLISH

READING COMPREHENSION: this section has ten questions. Answer ALL the questions

Passage 1: read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow

Chocolate –– there’s nothing quite like it, is there? Chocolate is simply delicious. What is chocolate? Where does it come from? Christopher Columbus was probably the first to take cocao beans from the New World to Europe in around 1502. But the history of chocolate goes back at least 4,000 years! The Aztecs, who lived in America, thought that their bitter cocao drink was a divine gift from heaven. In fact, the scientist Carolus Linnaeus named the plant Theobroma, which means “food of the gods.” The Spanish explorer Hernando Cortez went to America in 1519. He visited the Mexican emperor Montezuma. He saw that Montezuma drank cocao mixed with vanilla and spices. Cortez took some cocao home as a gift to the Spanish King Charles. In Spain, people began to drink Cortez’s chocolate in a drink with chili peppers. However, the natural taste of cocao was too bitter for most people. To sweeten the drink, Europeans added sugar to the cocao drink. As a sweet drink, it became more popular. By the 17th century, rich people in Europe were drinking it. Later, people started using chocolate in pastries, like pies and cakes. In 1828, Dutch chocolate makers started using a new process for removing the fat from cocao beans, and getting to the center of the cocao bean. The Dutch chocolate maker Conrad J. van Houten made a machine that pressed the fat from the bean. The resulting powder mixed better with water than cocao did. Now, some call van Houten’s chocolate “Dutch chocolate.” It was easy to mix Dutch chocolate powder with sugar. So other chocolate makers started trying new recipes that used powdered chocolate. People started mixing sweetened chocolate with cocoa butter to make solid chocolate bars. In 1849, an English chocolate maker made the first chocolate bar. In the 19th century, the Swiss started making milk chocolate by mixing powdered milk with sweetened chocolate. Milk chocolate has not changed much since this process was invented. Today, two countries - Brazil and Ivory Coast - account for almost half the world’s chocolate. The United States imports most of the chocolate in the world, but the Swiss eat the most chocolate per person. The most chocolate eaten today is sweet milk chocolate, but people also eat white chocolate and dark chocolate. Cocoa and dark chocolate are believed to help prevent heart attacks, or help keep them from happening. They are supposed to be good for the circulatory system. On the other hand, the high fat content of chocolate can cause weight gain, which is not good for people’s health. Other health claims for chocolate have not been proven, but some research shows that chocolate could be good for the brain. Chocolate is a popular holiday gift. A popular Valentine’s Day gift is a box of chocolate candies with a card and flowers. Chocolate is sometimes given for Christmas and birthdays. Chocolate eggs are


sometimes given at Easter. Chocolate is toxic to some animals. An ingredient in chocolate is poisonous to dogs, cats, parrots, small rodents, and some livestock. Their bodies cannot process some of the chemicals found in chocolate. Therefore, they should never be fed chocolate.

Answer the following questions:

1) How did people first consume chocolate?

A. As a sweet drink B. As a bitter drink

C. As a chocolate bar D. In cakes and pastries

E. As a white chocolate bar

2) Why did Linnaeus name the plant Theobroma?

A. Because he believed it to be a “gift from heaven.”

B. Because he believed it to be “food of the gods.”

C. Because he thought chocolate to be toxic.

D. Because chocolate was so rare.

E. Both B and C are correct.

3) Who was Montezuma?

A. He was an explorer from Mexico. B. He was the emperor of Mexico.

C. He was an explorer from Spain. D. He was the king of Spain.

E. He was a baker in Spain.

4) Who made the first powdered chocolate?

A. Cortez B. Linnaeus C. Columbus D. van Houten E. King Charles

5) Which people eat the most chocolate per person?

A. The Dutch B. The Swiss C. The English D. The Mexicans

E. The Brazilians

6)If something is toxic it is...

A. poisonous. B. disgusting. C. emotional. D. popular. E. harmless.

7) A divine gift is...


A. a chocolate gift. B. a gift from God. C. a delicious gift.

D. a bitter gift. E. a dangerous gift.

Passage 2: read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.

In 1760, a man named Tiphaigne de la Roche made a bizarre prediction. In an imaginary

story called Giphantie, mirror images of scenes from nature could be captured permanently on a

canvas covered with a sticky material. After the material dried in darkness, the image would

remain on the canvas forever. At the time, the idea was unheard of. It was not until the following

century that the concept of photography was born, starting with some experiments by Nicéphore

Niépce.

Nicéphore Niépce, who was a French inventor, was interested in lithography, which is a

printmaking technique. He was experimenting with lithography when he found a way of copying

etchings onto glass and pewter plates using a chemical that changes when it is exposed to light.

He learned to burn images onto the plates and then print the images on paper. He shared his

findings with Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre, who improved the process and announced it to the

French Academy of Sciences in 1839. The Daguerreotype, the photography method named after

Daguerre, met with great success. It was so successful, in fact, that French newspapers said the

French public had an illness called Daguerreotypomania! Daguerreotypes were inexpensive and

were suitable for portraiture. People called the Daguerreotype a “mirror with a memory.” Some

Portrait artists went out of business when Daguerreotypes came into vogue. Others became

Daguerreotypists, now known as photographers.

Photography took off and today includes You Tube fans, I–Reporters, and everybody

with a cell phone camera. Today photography captures life around the globe. The bizarre

prediction of Mr. de le Roche has come true, and then some.

But how was the prediction of mirror-image pictures made in the first place? Was de la


Roche’s prediction of mirror-image photography just a lucky guess? Or was the Daguerreotype a

picture-perfect case of life imitating art?

Questions

8. According to the passage, which of the following statements is/are true?

I) Photographic images were shown in de la Roche’s book Giphantie.

II) Nicéphore Niépce experimented with printmaking.

III) Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre invented photography.

A) I only B) II only C) III only D) I and II only

E) II and III only

9. In line 1, bizarre most closely means

A) common B) humorous C) obvious D) popular E) strange

10. In the context of the passage, which of the following best articulates the author’s opinion?

A) It is hard to know how de le Roche predicted a photographic-type process a full century

before photography was invented.

B) It is hard to draw a comparison between early Daguerreotypists and modern-day photographers.

C) It was inaccurate to say that the Daguerreotype was a “mirror with a memory,” since the

images were not reversed.

D) It is difficult to understand why the French public preferred Daguerreotypes to painted

portraiture.

E) It was difficult for portrait artists to acquire the skills necessary to become

Daguerreotypists.


GENERAL KNOWLEDGE:

There are 42 GK questions in this segment based on the month of April 2010. Attempt ALL the questions.

1. India to receive $ 4.5 million US assistance to fight terrorism under?a) Anti terrorism assistance (ATA) b) Anti peace corporation (APC)c) Anti naxal organization(ANO)d) Anti war corporation(AWC)

2. Name the independent United Nations-appointed panel probing the killing of former Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto ? a) Brundtland Commission

b)Heraldo Munoz commissionc) Brahimi Reportd) Anwarul Karim Chowdhury report

3. Who will be the chairman and co chairman of the Joint Committee of Ministry of Environment And Forests and Ministry of Tribal Affairs?a) pritam baruah and sourabh battacharyab) DR.M.P.Singh and Veer Singhc) Mr. sanjay kumar and DR. A.D banerjee

d)Dr. N.C.Saxena, and Dr. Devendra Pandey

4. Name India's 330 crore rupees mission to flight test the first indigenous cryogenic engine that failed?a) GSLV-D3b) Agnic) Bhumid) PSLV C7

5. Name the centrally sponsored scheme which was introduced from 2008-09 for creation of basic sports infrastructure in all village and block panchayats?a) Panchayat Yuva Krida Aur Khel Abhiyan


b) Panchayat krida Baguvalasac) Panchayat Bhuthala Karrivalasad) None of the above

6. Who topped the 2010 Bloomberg BusinessWeek annual rankings of Most Innovative Companies again?a) Appleb) Tata motorsc) Reliance indiad) microsoft

7. Name the two Indian companies that were listed in the 2010 Bloomberg BusinessWeek annual rankings of Most Innovative Companies?a)Ybrant digitals and search enginesb)GVK and AMSSc)tata group and reliance industriesd)amul and mother diary

8. Name the new program of the Andhra Pradesh government which envisages "taking the administration to the doorstep of the people''?a) Prajapatham b) Salurc) Paramparad) vinaya

9. GSLV-D3 The 4th IBSA summit took place on april 15, 2010 at ?a)argentinab)Brazilc) germanyd)england

10. Name the Earth observation satellite in a sun-synchronous orbit which the ISRO plans to launch?a)ACROBAT 154b)SATRO TRACK 1Cc)MACRO SUN 5Bd)CARTOSAT 2B

11. name the hazardous-material handling vehicle capable of fighting nuclear, chemical and biological mishaps launched by the AP govt?

a)nucmat

b)chem. Mat

c) Hazmat


d)biomat

12. name the governor of Gujarat?

a) Kamla Beniwal

b) Surjit Singh Barnala

c) S.A. Ravindranath

d) V.S. Acharya

13. name the chief justice of india?

a) ranbir singh

b) KG Balakrishnan

c)D. subba roa

d)S.H. kapadia

14) name the author of "The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid: Eradicating Poverty Through Profit"?

a) CK Prahalad

b) Vaisakh Shahi

c)VN. Krishna dev

d)Arundati Roy

15) name the 21st Chief Minister of Meghalaya?

a) Nitish Kumar

b) Digambar Kamat

c) Okram Ibobi Singh

d) Dr Mukul Manda Sangma

16) the supreme court confirmed the sentence of life-imprisonment on the Jessica lal murder case on?

a)murali Krishnan


b)vinayak mehrotra

c) manu Sharma

d)smaran shetty

17) name the report which contains an analysis of the India-China war of 1962?

a) Israel-Hezbollah War report

b) Jang-e-tahmīlī report

c) Henderson Brooks-Bhagat report

d) War of Devolution report

18) name the two e-security products launched by C-DAC.

a) USB Pratirodh & NAYAN

b)CRYSTL and LTB

c)ATB:98 and KRAYAN

d)none of the above

19) name the fingerprint reader under the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and System (CCTNS)?

a)fingerprint tack and network of the crime and criminal department.

b) Automated Finger Print Identification Systems (AFIS)

c)the crime and criminal finger tracking reader

d) the syetem of finger print decoding

20)what is Malware Resist?

a) an anti naxal initiative by India that keeps track of various naxal movements periodically

b)a space programme initiated by ISRO

c) protects a system from damage caused by malware or any other software by continuously scanning the active programs or processes for malicious behavior.


d) an anti terrorist iniative by india

21) name the state which has imposed a ban on all foreign travel on government expenditure, for ministers and officers for 1 year?

a) Chhattisgarh

b)Maharashtra

c) Andhra Pradesh

d)tamil nadu

22) name the Chief Justice of the Guwahati High Court?

a) A. N. Ray

b) Y. V. Chandrachud

c) Ramesh Surajmal Garg

d) E. S. Venkataramiah

23) name the product that controls the access to different network services at the end system level, protecting internal network from rapidly propagating threats and network misuse?

a)NAPAM

b)KAYAM

c)KAYAN

d)NAYAN

24) The central government has decided to open a new Tiger Reserve in?

a) Madhya pradesh

b) Pilibhit of Uttar Pradesh.

c)sunderbans of west Bengal

d)jogimatti of Karnataka


25)name the state in which The Central Government has decided to set up a National Centre for Sustainable Coastal Zone Management under the World Bank assisted Integrated Coastal Zone Management project?

a) Anna University, Chennai.

b)MGIT, Hyderabad

c)Xavier’s,Mumbai

d)Loretto, kolkata

26) name the Commission on Centre State Relations constituted in april 2007?

a) Justice Y V chandrachud commision

b) Justice (Retd.) Madan Mohan Punchhi Commission

c) R K Verma kumar commission

d)none of the above

27) who among the following are members of the commission on centre state relations?

a) Shri Dhirendra Singh, Shri V. K. Duggal,

b) Dr. N. R. Madhava Menon

c) Shri Vijay Shankar

d)all of the above

28) name the place where a Bamboo Technology Park has been set up?

a)Meghalaya, shillong

b) assam, Mymlhat.

c)Tripura, agartala

d)all of the above

29) RBI expresses its view on economy through?

a) Annual Policy Statement


b)cash reserve ratio

c)statutory liquid ratio

d)none of the above

30) name the apex institution of India's monetary and financial system?

a)SEBI

b)SBI

c) RBI

d)GOI

31) name the present governor of the RBI.

a) P. C. Bhattacharya

b) Dr. Y. Venugopal Reddy

c) Dr. Bimal Jalan

d) D. subba roa

32) what is the percentage of cash deposits that banks have to maintain with RBI?

a) repo rate

b)cash reserve ratio

c)SLR

d)reverse repo rate

33) what is the rate of interest at which the RBI lends money to banks?

a)cash reserve ratio

b) repo rate

c)SLR

d)none of the above

34) what is known as RBI's borrowing rate?


a)repo rate

b)SLR

c) reverse repo rate

d)all of the above

35) what is the fraction of liquid assets which a bank has to keep, as an assured amount of funds?

a) Statutory Liquidity Ratio

b)repo rate

c) bank rate

d)none of the above

36)what will assess the strength of the financial sector, with particular focus on banks?

a) Financial Stability Report (FSR)

b) reverse repo rate(RRR)

c)statutory liquid ratio(SLR)

d)all of the above

37) who is the chairman of the Working Group on Benchmark Prime Lending Rate?

a)Shri ram kishore

b)sanjana mohanty

c) Shri Deepak Mohanty

d) aiswarja mohanty

38) IMF's April 2010 World Economic Outlook (WEO) has projected Indian Economy Growth to be :

a)5.6%

b)7.4%

c)4.3%


d) 8.8%.

38) name India's first indigenously-built stealth ship

a) INS Shivalik

39) name the bank that recorded the fastest growth in bad loans among public sector banks

a)ICICI

b) Punjab national bank

c)Allahabad bank

d)none of the above

40) name the deposed Kyrgyz President , who served as the second President of Kyrgyzstan?

a) V. putin

b)Barack obama

c) Kurmanbek Bakiyev

d)Manmohan singh

41) Name the leader of US Civil rights movement and president for forty years of the National Council of Negro Women who dies recently at the age of 98

a) Joseph E. Johnston

b) Dorothy Irene Height

c) Ulysses S. Grant

d) Henry Wager Halleck

42) 22 April was observed all over world as:

a) world tobacco day

b) Earth Day 201

c) AIDS day

d) family day


legal reasoning

Q.5 to Q.13 are legal reasoning questions. Attempt ALL of them.

5. Principle: If the plaintiff has not objected to an act that is potentially disturbing, then the plaintiff cannot, after passage of one year, complain of the act.

Facts: Aman, a musician starts teaching kids to play saxophone, on New Year Day in 2009. His classes run from 5 a.m. to 6 a.m. in the morning. Naman, his neighbor is in the habit of going to bed at 1 a.m. and finds this very annoying. However, coincidentally, whenever he goes to meet Aman to talk about this, he finds the door locked. Eventually, Aman sues Naman on January 5, 2010.

(a) Naman cannot complain of the act since more than one year passed.(b) Naman did try to convey his complaint to Aman. Hence he can sue.(c) Aman is liable to pay damages to Naman for private nuisance.(d) Naman can complain of the act under principles of equity.

6. Principle: Whoever by words or gestures brings or attempts to bring into hatred or contempt, or excites or attempts to excite disaffection towards the government established by law in India; commits sedition.

Facts: Sidharth Sen, a social worker while addressing a rally attended by students says “A state that perpetrates atrocities on vulnerable sections of the society such as tribals in the name of fighting an extremist group has no ethical basis and since Indian state clearly falls in this category, we do not owe even an iota of respect to Indian government.” Praveen bhai, a local politician, comes to know of this and registers a FIR against Sidharth.

(a) Sidharth is not guilty since he was exercising his freedom of speech and expression.(b) Sidharth’s words are not likely to lead to violence so he is not guilty.(c) Sidharth is guilty of sedition since his words are seditious.(d) Sidharth is guilty of treason and sedition.

7. Principle: Whoever by deceiving any person dishonestly induces the person so deceived to deliver any property to that person commits ‘cheating’.

Facts: Ajeet enters a motorcycle showroom, selects a model and expresses interest in purchasing the same on EMI basis. The manager of the showroom is reluctant to sell the same to Ajeet on EMI basis. Ajeet misrepresents himself claiming to be the son of Vishal Mishra, the local MLA. On hearing this, the manager agrees to sell the motorcycle to Ajeet on EMI basis believing that this would endear him to the MLA. After paying the first installment, Ajeet goes to reside in another city without any intention of paying the remaining installments.


(a) Ajeet is guilty of cheating and theft(b) But for Ajeet’s misrepresentation, the manager would not have agreed to sell the bike to

Ajeet. Hence, Ajeet is guilty of cheating(c) Ajeet is not guilty of cheating(d) The manager agree expecting a favour from Ajeet, so Ajeet is not guilty.

8. Principle: The object of an award for damages for breach of contract is to place the plaintiff in the same situation as if the contract had been performed.

Facts: Anirudh hires SRK, a real estate consultant, to diligently assess the value of a particular apartment and asks SRK to mention the exact value to him. Due to SRK’s negligence, a major malfunctioning in plumbing goes unnoticed and SRK quotes Rs 75 lakhs when in fact in view of the malfunction, the market value of the apartment was Rs 70 lakh. Anirudh hurriedly buys the apartment for Rs 75 lakhs and on discovering the malfunction, spends Rs 7 lakh to rectify it. He then sues SRK claiming Rs 12 lakh as damages. While SRK agrees that he was at fault, he claims that he is liable to pay only Rs 5 lakh.

(a) SRK is liable to pay 12 lakh(b) SRK is liable to pay Rs 5 lakh(c) SRK is liable to pay Rs 7 lakh.(d) SRK is not liable to pay anything since it was a major malfunction and ANirudh would

have easily discovered if he had been careful

9. Principle: If a person causes death by doing an act, he is liable for murder, if the act by which death is caused is of a nature that the person committing the act ought to have known that it is so imminently dangerous that it must, in all probability, cause death.

Facts: Srinivas, on being encouraged by his mentor Mouni Baba plants an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) near the entrance to a Sufi shrine and sets the timer for intended delay of 5 minutes. 4 year old Santa sees Srinivas putting the IED near the entrance and thinking he has forgotten to take back something important, picks up the IED and runs after Srinivas (who is in a car on the way back) to return it to him. When Santa reaches the main road, the IED explodes killing Santa and a number of devotees who had assembled outside a temple that was situated opposite the Sufi shrine.

(a) Srinivas is not guilty of murder since he did not intend to kill Santa or the devotes near the temple.

(b) Srinivas is not guilty of murder since Santa’s act of picking up the IED led to the blast(c) Srinivas is guilty of murder.(d) Srinivas is guilty of culpable homicide and not murder.


10. Principle: Whoever voluntarily obstructs any person so as to prevent that person from proceeding in any direction in which that person has a right to proceed, is said to wrongfully restrain that person.

Facts: Abhishek finds Gaurav sleeping in his room and bolts the door to the room from outside. When Gaurav wakes up and tries to go outside he realizes that someone has bolted the door from outside. Since his room is on the ground floor, he is able to get out of the room through the window. Later, he sues Abhishek for wrongful restraint.

(a) Abhishek is not liable for wrongful restraint.(b) Abhishek is liable for wrongful confinement not wrongful restraint.(c) Abhishek is liable neither for wrongful constraint nor wrongful restraint.(d) Abhishek is liable for wrongful restraint.

11. Principle: Where both parties to an agreement are under a mistake as to a matter of fact essential to the agreement, the agreement is void.

Facts: Salim agrees to purchase certain number of bags of organic manure of M-1 type from Sanjay for ten thousand rupees. However, Sanjay is under the impression that M-2 type of manure is to be supplied. The type of manure was clearly stamped on the bags. In real terms there is hardly any difference between M-1 and M-2. When Salim comes to know that he has been supplied M-2 and not M-1 he refuses to pay claiming the agreement is void.

(A)Salim need not pay but must return the bags.(B) Salim cannot avoid the agreement as it is not void.(C) The agreement is void as both Salim and Sanjay were mistaken(D)The agreement is voidable at the option of Salim.

12. Principle 1: When at the desire of the promisor, the promise has done something; such an act is called a consideration for the promise

Principle 2: Consideration must be of some value in the eyes of law

Principle 3: An agreement made without consideration is void.

Facts: Shantanu is deeply attached to his nephew Arjun and he wants to gift him a Tata Indigo car worth rupees five lakh and fifty thousand. But Arjun refuses this gift saying that this against his self respect. Arjun owns about one hundred shares in a small company that has not been performing well for the past couple of years and as a result of this, the market value of these shares has stagnated at Rs 1000. Shantanu offers to buy these shares from Arjun in exchange for the car as via media between Arjun’s self respect and his urge to gift him the car. Later for some reason Shantanu and Arjun fall out and this transaction is brought to court.

(a) The transaction is void since the shares were of less value compared to the car’s price


(b) Law does not take not of these fights(c) The agreement is not void(d) This is an instance of gift not an agreement

13. Principle: If a person files a criminal complaint against a person without reasonable cause and allows criminal proceedings to take place, the tort of Malicious Prosecution is said to have been committed.

Facts: Ram harbours animosity against Shyam and when he is robbed on his way back from his jewellery shop, he files a complaint against Shyam relying on a very hazy recollection of the robber. Ram’s wife told him on the same morning that Shyam and his family had left for Goa on a vacation and that she had seen them leaving for the airport. Shyam’s house is locked. However, he does not disclose this to the police and criminal proceedings begin.

(a) Ram is liable for Malicious Prosecution(b) Ram had a reason to suspect Shyam(c) The Court has not yet reached a verdict so Ram is not liable(d) Ram ought to have informed the police

LOGICAL REASONING:

Q.14 TO Q.28 DEAL WITH LOGICAL REASONING. ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS

Read the information given below and answer the questions that follow:

P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are eight friends sitting around a circle facing towards the centre.

(1) W is on the immediate left of P but is not the neighbor of T or S(2) U is on the immediate right of Q and V is the neighbor of T(3) R is between T and U

14. Which of the following statements is true?

(a) T is between U and Q.


(b) U is the neighbor of V

(c) V is between W and T

(d) W is between P and S

15. What is the position of S?

(a) On the immediate left of Q

(b) Second to the right of U

(c) Between Q and U

(d) On the immediate left of P

16. What is the position of V?

(a) Second to the left of S

(b) Third to the right of U

(c) On the immediate right of W

(d) Between T and R

Read the information given below and answer the questions that follow:

(1) A, B, C, D, E are five friends(2) B is elder to E, but not as tall as C(3) C is younger to A and is taller than D and E(4) A is taller than D, but younger than E(5) D is elder to A but is shortest in the group.

17. Who among the following is the eldest?

(a) A (b) B (c) C (d) D (e) None of these

18. Which of the following pairs of students is elder to D?

(a) BA (b) BC (c) BE (d) EA (e) None of these

19. Which of these statements is correct about B?

(i) B is not the tallest

(ii) B is shorter than E


(iii) When they are asked to stand in ascending order with respect to their heights, B is in the middle.

(a) Only (i) is correct(b) Only (i) and (ii) is correct(c) All are correct(d) All are incorrect(e) None of these

20. If F, another friend, is taller than C, how many of them will be between F and E according to their height?

(a) None (b) One (c) Two (d) Three (e) None of these

21. If a selection is to be made among them who would be relatively older also taller, who among them should be chosen?

(a) A (b) B (c) C (d) D (e) E

A team of five is to be selected from amongst five boys A, B, C, D and E and four girls P, Q, R and S. Some criteria for selection:

A and S have to be together

P cannot be put with R

D and Q cannot go together

C and E have to be together

R cannot be put with B

22. If two of the members have to be boys, the team will consist of

(a) A, B, S, P, Q

(b) A, D, S, Q, R

(C) B, D, S, R, Q

(D) C, E, S, P, Q

23. If R to be one of the members, the other members of the team are

(a) P, S, A, D

(B) Q, S, A, D


(C) Q, S, C, E

(D) S, A, C, E

24. If two of the members are girls and D is one of the members, the members of the team other than D are

(a) P, Q, B, C (b) P, Q, C, E (c) P, S, A, B (d) P, S, C, E

25. If A and C are members, the other members of the team cannot be

(a) B, E, S (b) D, E, S (c) E, S, P (d) P, Q, E

26. If including P at least three members are girls, the members of the team other than P are

(a) Q, S, A, B (b) Q, S, B, D (d) Q, S, C, E (d) R, S, A, D

Read the following information and answer the questions:

(A) Six flats on a floor in two rows facing North and South are allotted to P, Q, R, S, T and U

(B) Q gets a North facing flat and is not next to S

(c) S and U get diagonally opposite flats

(D) R, next to U, gets a South facing flat and T gets a North facing flat.

27. The flats of which of the other pairs than SU, are diagonally opposite to each other?

(a) QP (B) PT (C) QR (D) TS

28. Which of the following combinations gets South facing flats

(a) UPT (b) URP (c) QTS (d) data inadequate

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