Practice Mock Test for SNAP - 10 - CAT MCQ

(164  41 x 86 + 11 - 23 x 165 33) x (60.5 + 11 x i + 57 .5 23)
= (4 x 86 + 11 - 23 x 5) x (5.5 x 1 + 2.5) = (344 + 11 - 115) x (5.5+ 2.5) = 240 x 8 = 1920
Hence, option 1.

Consider the first box,

(4 x 5) - (4 + 5) = 20 - 9 = 11 (at the bottom)

(3 x 4) - (3 + 4) = 12 - 7 = 5 (on the right)

(4 + 5) + (3 + 4) + (1 + 1) + (0 + 5) = 9 + 7 + 2 + 5 = 23 (in the box)
This pattern applies in the second box as well.
Applying it to the third box.
A = (6 x 7) - (6 + 7) = 42 - 13 = 29

B = (6 + 7) + (2 + 9) + (7 + 5) + (2 + 3) = 13 + 11 + 12 + 05 = 41
Hence, option 1.

A is adjacent to B.
Thus, two arrangements are possible i.e. A B or B A.
B is adjacent to C.

Therefore, the two cases shown above become A B C or C B A. B is between A and D.
Therefore, you get. A B C D o r D C B A .
F sits next to E and D sits between F and A.
Thus, there are four arrangements possible: A B C D E F
A B C D F E
F E D C B A
E F D C B A
Thus, in all cases, A is definitely at one extreme end. Either F or E is at the other extreme end.
Hence, option 1.

This situation calls for a course of action which is neither extreme nor unethical. Giving an excuse to get the deadline extended is not ethical and may lead to such situations arising very frequently. The best course of action would be to request for an extension and explain the true reasons for the slip in schedule, thus acting in a rational and ethical manner.
Hence, the correct answer is option 4.

The main information in this passage is presented in the format: A does not have the normal advantage other members of its kind have, but survives because of some other strategy Option 2 is ruled out as the format is A can leave behind a part of its body to survive/escape, there is no mention of other survival strategies that others of its kind normally use.
Option 3 is ruled out as this is not a threat from a predator, but a disease.
Option 4 is ruled out as this is behaviour of a predator not prey.
Option 1 is the answer as like the ostrich, the penguin too cannot resort to flying to escape from the predator, therefore it has other survival strategies.
Hence, the correct answer is option 1.

Let Anand be at (0, 0) in the X-Y plane. Accordingly, the position of all the other people can be plotted as shown below:

Now, consider the statement given in each option: Option 1: This statement is incorrect as Suresh is 30 m south and 15 m east of Bikram.
Option 2: This statement is correct.
Option 3: This statement is incorrect as Rajesh is 5 m south and 15 m east of Bikram.
Thus, only the statement in option 2 is correct.
Hence, option 2.

Consider the solution to the previous question.
Mahesh has traveled (20 + 10) i.e. 30 m north and (50 - 25) i.e. 25 m east.
So, Mahesh’s new position is (10, 10), as shown below.

The position of Rajesh is (10, 5) and the position of Bikram is (-5, 10). /. x = 10 - ( - 5 ) = 15 m and y = 10 - 5 = 5 m x ~ y = 1 5 - 5 = 10m Hence, option 3.

Ram and her spouse are disguised as A and H respectively. Since Rohan is the brother-in-law of A, Rohan can either be the brother of H or the husband of A or H’s sister.
However, it is known that of the four people who are parents, only two form a couple. So, if A and H have a child, Rohan will not have a spouse and will hence be the brother of H in that case.
Now, Kamla is the maternal grandfather of D and D is the brother of Vimla. It is also known that Geeta is the only person with two children. So, Geeta has to be the daughter of Kamla. Thus, Kamla and Geeta are two of the four parents but they are not a couple. Also, Rohan is a parent with an only son. So, one of these three people are part of the couple.
Now, E is the only cousin of F and has a nephew and a niece. Since Geeta is the only person with two children,

Geeta has to be F. Also, since D is the nephew of Mohan, Mohan has to be E.
Since Geeta is the cousin of Mohan and the niece of Rohan, who has an only son, Mohan has to be the son of Rohan. Since Mohan’s father is disguised as C, Rohan is C.
So, Kamla and Ram have to be the parents of Geeta.
So, Rohan is Kamla’s brother and Kamla is H.
Thus, Sohan is D and Vimla is B.
The entire relationship is as shown below:

Thus, Kamla is the uncle of Mohan.
Hence, option 4.

Consider the family tree obtained in the solution to the first question.
Geeta is disguised as F.
Hence, option 1.

Consider the family tree obtained in the solution to the first question.
Kamla and Rohan as well as Vimla and Sohan are sibling pairs.
Hence, option 3.

Consider the family tree obtained in the solution to the first question.
D is the grandson of Ram.
Hence, option 2.

One way of representing the given statements is as shown below:

As seen above, there is a possibility that no river is a bridge. Hence, conclusion i does not follow.
All the roads that are maps have to be rivers. Hence, there are definitely some rivers that are roads. Hence, conclusion ii follows.
As seen above, there is a possibility that no stone is a road. Hence, conclusion iii does not follow.

All the roads that are maps cannot be bridges. Hence, there are some roads that are definitely not bridges. Hence, conclusion iv follows.
Hence, only conclusions ii and iv follow.
Hence, option 4.

30 = 5 x 6

14 = 7 x 2

15 = 3 x 5
Thus, each number in the lower half of the hexagon is formed by taking the product of the digits of the number opposite it in the upper half of the hexagon. a = 8 x 6 = 48, b = 7 x 3 = 21 Hence option 3.

Number the seats 1-8 in clockwise order and let A be on seat 1.
B is sitting three places to the right of A, who sits two places to the right of H. So, H is on seat 3 and B is on seat 6.
Now, F sits next to A and opposite D. If F is on seat 2, D has to be on seat 6. However, this is not possible as B is on seat 6.
So, F is on seat 7 and D is on seat 4.
Thus, D is one of the neighbours of H.
Since H does not have E or G as his neighbour, the other neighbour of H has to be C (on seat 2).
So, E and G are on seats 5 and 7 (in no specific order).
Thus, the entire arrangement is as shown below:

Thus, there are two arrangements possible.
Hence, option 2.

Consider the arrangement obtained in the solution to the first question.
Either E or G sits opposite A. However, the exact person cannot be identified.
Hence, option 4.

Consider the arrangement obtained in the solution to the first question.
The current neighbours of B are E and G (in no specific order).
So, if B and H exchange places, E and G become the new neighbours of H.
Hence, option 4.

Consider the arrangement obtained in the solution to the first question.
A always sits next to F and either of E and G sit next to F. However, C can never sit next to F.
Hence, option 4.

Consider the arrangement obtained in the solution to the first question.
E is a neighbour of B in both arrangements.
So, E and B cannot be a pair of people sitting opposite each other.
Hence, option 4.

Options 2 and 4 may be correct but cannot be completely inferred as they make tall statements about “best globalizers” and “our Age”, but the passage is only about Superhero summer movies. Therefore, both options are out of the scope of the passage.
Option 3 is completely untrue as per the passage.
Only option 1 is easily inferred from the passage.
Hence, the correct answer is option 1.

Each number starts with an even number and comprises even and odd numbers at alternate positions.
The only number that does not satisfy this condition is 458263 where three even numbers appear one after the other.
Hence, option 3.

Option 1 is more like a suggestion to a school than a conclusion on the basis of the information. Also, “administrative policy” is too generic.
Option 2 mentions “national anthem” incorrectly.

Option 3 is vague and can in no way be concluded from the given statement.
Option 4 is correct. You either stand for the anthem or you are suspended from school. The school will not tolerate students misbehaving or disrespecting during the school anthem.
Hence, the correct answer is option 4.

From the given information,

tin chin pin = do the bingo ... (i) tara tira tin = the magic ring ... (ii)

sara laru tara = ring is round ... (iii) From statements (i) and (ii), we get

‘tin’ = ‘the’

And from statements (ii) and (iii), we get

‘tara’ = ‘ring’

‘tira’ = ‘magic’.
Hence, option 1.

Since Babloo writes the digits in identical fashion on each smaller cube, each cube has the same arrangement of numbers.
Observe that 2 and 5 are adjacent to 1 while 3 is opposite 1.
Hence, 4 and 6 also have to be adjacent to 1.
Let 1,2 and 5 correspond to the front, right and top face as shown in the figure.

Hence, 3 is the back face.
If 6 is below 1 i.e. 6 is the bottom face, 4 becomes the left face.
In this case, 4 is written opposite 2.
If 4 is below 1 i.e. 4 is the bottom face, 6 becomes the left face.
In this case, 6 is written opposite 2.
Thus, either 4 or 6 is written opposite to the face on which 2 is written.
Hence, option 4.

Consider the solution to the previous question.
Let 1,2 and 5 be the front, right and top face respectively, as seen in the figure.
Since 3 is opposite 5, 3 is the bottom face.
Now, the faces left are the left face (adjacent to 1) and the back face (opposite 1).
It can be seen from the figure that 6 is adjacent to 1.
Hence, 6 is on the left face and 4 is on the back face.

Thus, 4 is written opposite 1.
Hence, option 3.

Consider the solution to the previous question.
Let 1,2 and 5 be the front, right and top face respectively, as seen in the figure.
Since 3 is opposite 2, 3 is the left face.
Now, the faces left are the bottom face (adjacent to 1) and the back face (opposite 1).
It can be seen from the figure that 6 is adjacent to 1.
Hence, 6 is on the bottom face and 4 is on the back face. Thus, 6 is written opposite 5.
Hence, option 1.

Circular reasoning involves the reasoner beginning with what he or she is trying to end up with.
The individual components of a circular argument will sometimes be logically valid because - if the premises are true, the conclusion must be true, and will not lack relevance.
In the given question, if Mira doesn’t get employment, she’ll have no work experience, and with no work experience, she’ll not get employment.
Hence, the correct answer is option 2.

Observe that the series does not show a clear subtraction based or multiplication based pattern.
However, observe that 1² = 1 and 2² = 4.
Similarly, 1² = 1 and 4² = 16 Thus, the logic followed is as follows: First term = 12

Second term = 1²2² = 14

Third term = 1²4² = 116

Fourth term = 1²1²6² = 1136

Fifth term = 1²1²3²6² = 11936

Hence, option 4.

Consider the letters in the first row and the position of each of them in the alphabet.
E = 5, G = 7 and L = 12

5 + 7 = 12
Thus, the letter in the third column is the sum of the letters in the first two columns.
Similarly, F = 6 , 1 = 9 and 0 = 1 5 ; and 6 + 9 = 15

Applying this pattern to the last row, K = 11 and N = 14 ? + 11 = 14 ⇒ ? = 3

Thus, the missing letter is the third letter of the alphabet i.e. C.

Hence, option 1.

Both statements made by C are true.
Hence, C works in Bangalore, B works in Pune and D is from Mumbai.
Since a person cannot work in the same place as he or she is from, D has to work in Chennai.
Hence, A works in Mumbai.
Hence, option 3.

Substituting each symbol by its appropriate operations, the expression becomes

(224  32 x 21 + 13 - 5 + 34 - 247 13) (2 x 39123 - 190 5 + 9)
= (7x21 + 13 - 5 + 34-19) (2 x 17-38 + 9)

= (147+ 23) (34-29)
= 170 5 
= 34
Hence, option 3.