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Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 1

Chetan is taller than Pooja. Abhijit is taller than Pulkit but not as tall as Pooja. Prabodh is taller than Chetan. Who among them is the tallest?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 1

Chetan > Pooja ----(1)

Pooja > Abhijit > Pulkit ----(2)

Prabodh > Chetan ---- (3)

On equating eq. (1), (2) & (3), we get

Prabodh > Chetan > Pooja > Abhijit > Pulkit

Prabodh is the tallest.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 2

In a vessel, a mixture of milk and water is in ratio 8 : 7, while in another vessel mixture of milk and water is in ratio 7 : 9. In what ratio mixture of both the vessels should be mixed together so that in the resultant mixture ratio of water and milk becomes 9 : 8?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 2

The ratio of milk and water in the first vessel 8 : 7

The ratio of milk and water in the second vessel = 7 : 9

The ratio of water and milk in the resultant mixture  = 9 : 8

Let x litre of the first mixture and y litre of the second mixture are mixed.

Quantity of milk in x litre of the first mixture = 8x/15

Quantity of milk in y litre of the second mixture = 7y/16

Total quantity of the resultant mixture = (x + y)
Quantity of milk in (x + y) litre of the resultant mixture

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 3

In what time will ₹1000 amount to ₹1331 at 20% per annum, compounded half-yearly?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 3

Let the required time = t years
Interest is compounded half-yearly
t = 2t half years and rate = 20/2 = 10%
We know that:

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 4

Direction : In each of the following questions, select the related word/letters/number pair from the given alternatives.

CBDA, GFHE, KJLI, ?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 4

Thus, ONPM is the correct answer.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 5

Direction: Identify the diagram which best represents the relationship among the classes given below.

Mobile, Pencil, Electronics

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 5

Mobile is an electronic device. The pencil is not related to mobile or Electronics.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 6

If the ratio of two numbers is in the ratio 4 : 9 and their LCM is 720, then find the sum of both the numbers?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 6

Given:

Ratio of numbers = 4 : 9

LCM of the numbers  = 720

Let the numbers be 4a and 9a.

∴ Prime factors of

Prime factors of

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 7

Direction: In each of the following question, arrange the given words in a meaningful sequence and thus find the correct answer from alternatives.

1. Presentation

2. Recommendation

3. Arrival

4. Discussion

5. Introduction

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 7

The correct order is :

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 8

Direction: What will come in the place of the question mark ‘?’ in the following question?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 8

Follow the BODMAS rule to solve this question, as per the order given below,


∴ The value of ? is 16.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 9

Direction: What will come in the place of the question mark ‘?’ in the following question?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 9

Given,

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 10

Mohan walks 5 meters towards East and then turns to his right, walks 4 meters and then again turns to his right and walks 5 meters. Now he turns left and walks 20 meters. He once again turns to the right and walks an additional 20 meters to reach the theater. In which direction is the theater in the context of Mohan's starting point?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 10

According to the given information:

From the above figure, the theatre is in the South-West direction from Mohan’s starting point.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 11

The average of seven consecutive numbers is 33. The largest of these numbers is:

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 11

Given,

Average of seven consecutive numbers = 33

Let the seven consecutive numbers be

Sum of the seven numbers

= 7x

As we know,

Average


⇒ x = 33

So, largest number  = x + 3
= 33 + 3
= 36
∴ The largest number in the consecutive series is 36.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 12

A mixture of 200 liters contains milk and water in the ratio 4 : 1. Some quantity of the mixture is taken out and 10 liters of water is added, the ratio of milk to water in the final mixture becomes 7 : 3. What amount of mixture was taken out?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 12

In 200 mixture, milk  = liter

Water in the mixture=200-160 = 40 liter

Let the quantity of mixture is taken out = 5x

Then,  

480 - 12x = 350 - 7x 

5x = 130

x = 26 

Quantity of mixture taken out = 130 liter

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 13

How many squares are there in the given figure?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 13


So, there is a total of 6 squares in the figure.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 14

In a code language, ‘SERVICE’ is written as ‘RESVECI’. How will ‘NAUGHTY’ be written as in that language?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 14

The logic followed here is as follows:

Similarly,


So, ‘NAUGHTY’ will be written as UANGYTH in that language.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 15

The arithmetic mean of 9 terms is given as 49. If the mean of first 7 terms is 37, find the mean of last 2 terms.

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 15

Given:

Arithmetic mean of 9 terms = 49

Mean of first 7 terms = 37

Formula Used:
Mean

Let sum of last 2 terms be x.
Sum of all 9 terms

Sum of first 7 terms

Sum of all 9 terms = Sum of first 7 terms + Sum of last 2 terms
441 = 259 + x
⇒ x = 182
Mean of last 2 terms  = 182/2 = 91
∴ The mean of last 2 terms is 91.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 16

Find the sum of the series upto 25th term.

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 16

Given,


The sum of n terms of an A.P. with first term a and common difference d is given by:

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 17

The sum of the digits of a two-digit number is 15 and the difference between the digits is 3. What is the two-digit number? (tens digit is greater than the unit digit)

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 17

Let two digits of a number are x and y.
Then, the number be 10x + y.
According to the question,
x + y = 15 ---(i)
x − y = 3 ---(ii)
Add equation (i) and equation (ii), we get
2x = 18
⇒ x = 9
From equation (i), we get
⇒ y = 15 − 9
⇒ y = 6
∴ Required number = 10 × 9 + 6 = 96

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 18

If 21st of July was Saturday then 4th July was of the same year was:

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 18

Given 21st of July was Saturday.

We know on every 7 days will be the same day as given.

21 - 7 = 14th July will Saturday.

Similarly,

14 - 7 = 7th July will be also the Saturday.

7 - 3 = 4th day will be Saturday - 3 = Wednesday

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 19

In a class Anil ranks 7th from the top, Rohit is 7 ranks ahead of Sumit and 3 ranks behind Anil. Vijay, who is 4th from the bottom is 32 ranks behind Sumit. How many students are there in the class?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 19

Anil ranks 7th from the top.

Rohit is 3 ranks behind Anil, which means Rohit's rank is 10th (7 + 3) from the top.

Rohit is 7 ranks ahead of Sumit, which means Sumit's rank is 17th (10 + 7) from the top.

Vijay is 32 ranks behind Sumit, which means Vijay's rank is 49th (17 + 32) from the top.

Vijay's rank is 49th from the top and 4th from the bottom, which means the total number of students = 49 + 4 -1 = 52.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 20

Find the ratio between the students from physics and math from college A and the students from chemistry and math from college C.

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 20

Given:


Students from the physics department from college A = 50
Students from the math department from college A  = 65
Students from chemistry department from college C = 70
Students from the math department from college C = 85
Total number of students from physics and math department from college A  = (50 + 65) = 115
Total number of students from chemistry and math department from college C = (70 + 85) = 155
Now, the ratio between them  = 115 : 155
= 23 : 31
∴ The ratio between them is 23 : 31.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 21

Find the difference between the total number of students from the chemistry department from college B and college C and the total number of students from the physics department from college A and college D.

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 21

Given:


Number of students from chemistry department from college B = 95

Number of students from chemistry department from college C = 70

Number of students from physics department from college A = 50

Number of students from physics department from college D = 60
Total students from chemistry department from both college B and college C
Total students from the physics department from both colleges A and college D
So, the difference between the students from two departments
∴ The difference between the total number of students from the chemistry department from college B and college C and the total number of students from the physics department from college A and college D is 55.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 22

5 coins are tossed simultaneously. Find the probability of exactly 3 heads?

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 22

Given:
The number of coins tossed is 5 coins.

Formula used:


The number of ways for obtaining three heads from five trials
Total number of outcomes from the trial of five coins  = 25 = 32
The required probability = 10/32 = 5/16

∴ The probability of exactly 3 heads is 5/16.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 23

Varshika purchases a dress for Rs. 3200 but the shop had another paying option of Rs. 1000 as a down payment and two equal monthly installments of Rs. 1200 each. Find the rate of interest in the installment scheme.

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 23

Given:
Cost = Rs. 3200
Down payment = Rs. 1000
Installments = Rs. 1200 each
Calculation:
Let the rate percent be R % per annum,
Total payment due to installment = 2400 + 1000
= 3400
Interest amount = 3400 − 3200 = 200
So, Principal for the 1 st month = Rs. (3200 − 1000)
= 2200
So, Simple interest for 1 st month 
Now, Principal for the 2nd month = Rs. (2200 − 1200)
= Rs. 1000
So, Simple interest for 2 nd month 
So, According to the question,

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 24

In water-logged soil, plants do not grow properly because:

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 24

In water-logged soil, plants do not grow properly because the soil is physiologically dry.

Physiologically dry soil means that water is present in the soil but is not available to the plants either because of high salt concentration, or lack of water in liquid form or poor aeration. These conditions respectively occur in saline marshes, cold deserts and waterlogged soil.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 25

____ is included in the ammonotelic animals.

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 25

Salamander is included in the ammonotelic animals.

An ammonotelic organism excretes nitrogenous waste as soluble ammonia.

Most of the aquatic animals including protozoan, crustaceans, Platyhelminthes, cnidarian, poriferans, echinoderms, fishes, larva/tadpoles of amphibians are ammonotelic.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 26

Ecological niche is:

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 26

A niche is a place. But in ecological terms, it means the manner in which an organism responds to its environment. It includes the way in which an organism survives, the manner in which it can t feeds itself, obtains shelter and it's overall behavior. For example, a rabbit alters soil fertility by digging burrows, adding feces to it and it is eaten away by beetles, dogs, cats, etc. It is a herbivorous animal as it lives in grasslands and feeds on grasslands. 

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 27

A young infant may be feeding entirely on mother's milk which is white in colour but the stools which the infant passes out is quite yellowish. The yellow colour of stool is due to:

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 27

A young infant may be feeding entirely on mother's milk which is white in colour but the stools which the infant passes out is quite yellowish. The yellow colour of stool is due to bile pigments passed through bile juice.

The yellow colour of the stools is due to the presence of bile pigments. Bile pigments are the excretory products. Bile is a bitter-tasting greenish-yellow alkaline fluid produced by the liver and stored in the gall bladder and secreted into the duodenum. It assists the digestion and absorption of fats by the action of bile salts, which chemically reduce fatty substances and decrease the surface tension of fat droplets so that they are broken down and emulsified.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 28

Point mutation involves:

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 28

Mutation in single nucleotide base of a DNA segment is called as a point mutation. It occurs by substitution or frameshift mutation. Exchange of one nitrogenous base for another base is called as substitution; option C is correct. The transition is the substitution of one type of base by other of its own type (purine –purine and pyrimidine –pyrimidine). Substitution of purine base for a pyrimidine base or substitution of pyrimidine base for a purine base is called as transversion. The gene mutations that alter the base sequence of the whole genetic frame from the point of the mutation are called frame shift mutations. Here, the reading frame of the base sequence is shifted forward (due to insertion of one or more nucleotide base) or in the backward direction (due to deletion of one or more nucleotide base); options A and B are correct. Duplication is the presence of extrachromosomal segment which is attached to the normal homologous chromosome causing duplication of a set of genes in the same chromosome; thus it is not a point mutation. 

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 29

____ makes up the Lining of the trachea.

Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 29

Pseudostratified epithelium makes up the Lining of the trachea.

Pseudostratified epithelium is a single cell layer specially the goblet cells. The Goblet cells are one to produce moisty fluid called mucus that attracts germs entering into the organ and thus purifies the tract. Also, it has ciliary muscles that perform a lashing movement making passage of air even easier through the Trachea. Since it is concerned with providing protection to the organ.

Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 30

What is incorrect about the above figure representing DNA replication?


Detailed Solution for Mock Test - 2 (EDU) - Question 30

DNA polymerase can polymerize nucleotides only in direction on strand because it adds them at the end. Since, the two strands of DNA run in antiparallel directions, the two templates provide different ends for replication. Replication over the two templates thus proceeds in opposite directions. One strand with polarity forms its complementary strands continuously because end of the latter is open for elongation. It is called leading strand. Replication is discontinuous on the other template with polarity because only a short segment of DNA strand can be built in direction due to exposure of a small stretch of template at one time. Short segments of replicated DNA are called Okazaki fragments.

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