PU LLB Mock Test - 3 (New Pattern) - CLAT MCQ

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase.

Runs its course

In the following questions, some of the sentences have errors and some have none. Find out which part of a sentence has an error. The number of that part is the correct answer. If there is no error. The answer is (d).

The train arrived (A)/ in Shibuya station (B)/ fifty seconds late. (C)/ No Error (D)

In the following question, sentences are given with blanks to be filed in with an appropriate word(s). Four alternatives are suggested for each question. Choose the correct alternative out of the four as your answer.

From banking to shopping to texting to calling, smartphones allow you to __________ multiple tasks simultaneously.

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase.

Turn the air blue

Out of the four alternatives, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word.

SLEUTH

In these questions some of the sentences have errors and some have none. Find out which part of a sentence has an error and indicate it corresponding to the appropriate letter. If there is no error, indicate corresponding to the last option

For times immemorial (A) / sea shells have been used by man (B) / in many ways. (C) / No error (D)

In the following questions, some of the sentences have error and some have none. Find out which part of a sentence has an error. The number of that part is the correct answer. If there is no error. The answer is (d).

The authorities have drawn an (A)/ action plan that focuses on rescue (B)/ and relief with minimum response time. (C)/ No Error (D)

In the following questions, some of the sentences have error and some have none. Find out which part of a sentence has an error. The number of that part is the correct answer. If there is no error. The answer is (d).

The train arrived (A)/ in Shibuya station (B)/ fifty seconds late. (C)/ No Error (D)

Direction: Study the given information and answer the following question.

In an exhibition, there is a train with 24 bogies numbered 1 to 24. Each bogie has 2 seats only. It moves all over the exhibition in a circular path and reaches to the same point. It stops at 5 places before coming to the starting point, i.e. it stops at the same place 6th time.

The following information is given about stops:

(i) The stops were considered as stop 1, stop 2, ……… and stop 6 (the starting point).

(ii) At nth stop, only the doors of bogies whose numbers are multiples of (6 – n) will be opened, i.e. at stop 1, the doors whose numbers are multiples of (6 – 1) = 5 will be opened.

(iii) At stop 6, all the doors will be opened.

(iv) Assume that all the bogies are full of passengers and the two persons in the same bogie should not get down together at the same stop, but if the door of any bogie is opened at any stop and if there is a person in that bogie, he has to get down at that stop.

Q. How many person got down at stop 6?

Direction: Study the given information and answer the following question.

In an exhibition, there is a train with 24 bogies numbered 1 to 24. Each bogie has 2 seats only. It moves all over the exhibition in a circular path and reaches to the same point. It stops at 5 places before coming to the starting point, i.e. it stops at the same place 6th time.

The following information is given about stops:

(i) The stops were considered as stop 1, stop 2, ……… and stop 6 (the starting point).

(ii) At nth stop, only the doors of bogies whose numbers are multiples of (6 – n) will be opened, i.e. at stop 1, the doors whose numbers are multiples of (6 – 1) = 5 will be opened.

(iii) At stop 6, all the doors will be opened.

(iv) Assume that all the bogies are full of passengers and the two persons in the same bogie should not get down together at the same stop, but if the door of any bogie is opened at any stop and if there is a person in that bogie, he has to get down at that stop.

Q. How many persons got down at stop 4?

Direction: Study the given information and answer the following question.

In an exhibition, there is a train with 24 bogies numbered 1 to 24. Each bogie has 2 seats only. It moves all over the exhibition in a circular path and reaches to the same point. It stops at 5 places before coming to the starting point, i.e. it stops at the same place 6th time.

The following information is given about stops:

(i) The stops were considered as stop 1, stop 2, ……… and stop 6 (the starting point).

(ii) At nth stop, only the doors of bogies whose numbers are multiples of (6 – n) will be opened, i.e. at stop 1, the doors whose numbers are multiples of (6 – 1) = 5 will be opened.

(iii) At stop 6, all the doors will be opened.

(iv) Assume that all the bogies are full of passengers and the two persons in the same bogie should not get down together at the same stop, but if the door of any bogie is opened at any stop and if there is a person in that bogie, he has to get down at that stop.

Q. For how many instances doors opened at stop 4 and person got down from bogie ?

Direction: Study the given information and answer the following question.

In an exhibition, there is a train with 24 bogies numbered 1 to 24. Each bogie has 2 seats only. It moves all over the exhibition in a circular path and reaches to the same point. It stops at 5 places before coming to the starting point, i.e. it stops at the same place 6th time.

The following information is given about stops:

(i) The stops were considered as stop 1, stop 2, ……… and stop 6 (the starting point).

(ii) At nth stop, only the doors of bogies whose numbers are multiples of (6 – n) will be opened, i.e. at stop 1, the doors whose numbers are multiples of (6 – 1) = 5 will be opened.

(iii) At stop 6, all the doors will be opened.

(iv) Assume that all the bogies are full of passengers and the two persons in the same bogie should not get down together at the same stop, but if the door of any bogie is opened at any stop and if there is a person in that bogie, he has to get down at that stop.

Q. Suppose, there are two friends among the passengers. They want to sit in the same bogie and they want to get down at adjacent stops. None wants to go back to the starting point. Then how many chances do they have to select their bogie out of the available 24 bogies?

Direction: Study the given information and answer the following question.

In an exhibition, there is a train with 24 bogies numbered 1 to 24. Each bogie has 2 seats only. It moves all over the exhibition in a circular path and reaches to the same point. It stops at 5 places before coming to the starting point, i.e. it stops at the same place 6th time.

The following information is given about stops:

(i) The stops were considered as stop 1, stop 2, ……… and stop 6 (the starting point).

(ii) At nth stop, only the doors of bogies whose numbers are multiples of (6 – n) will be opened, i.e. at stop 1, the doors whose numbers are multiples of (6 – 1) = 5 will be opened.

(iii) At stop 6, all the doors will be opened.

(iv) Assume that all the bogies are full of passengers and the two persons in the same bogie should not get down together at the same stop, but if the door of any bogie is opened at any stop and if there is a person in that bogie, he has to get down at that stop.

Q. In how many instances were doors opened at stop 5 but no person got down from the bogie?

Direction: Read the following information and answer the question that follows.

There are 8 major rivers which flow in India. The following information gives the number of states in which these rivers flow (table 1) and the number of the rivers in each state (table 2).

‘k’ in table 2 represents the number of rivers flowing in Uttar Pradesh (UP).

It is also known that

• There is no other river in the state where Binga flows.
• Andus, Seelum and Mavi, all flow through one common state.
• Hasna and Badavari go through one common state, and Hasna and Laveli also flow through one common state.
• The river which flows in Kerala also goes to Tamil Nadu.
• The river which flows in UP also flows in Uttaranchal and Bihar.

The river which flows in Punjab also flows in Himachal Pradesh and there is no other river in these states.

Q. In which of the following states does Binga flow?

Direction: Read the following information and answer the question that follows.

There are 8 major rivers which flow in India. The following information gives the number of states in which these rivers flow (table 1) and the number of the rivers in each state (table 2).

‘k’ in table 2 represents the number of rivers flowing in Uttar Pradesh (UP).

It is also known that

• There is no other river in the state where Binga flows.
• Andus, Seelum and Mavi, all flow through one common state.
• Hasna and Badavari go through one common state, and Hasna and Laveli also flow through one common state.
• The river which flows in Kerala also goes to Tamil Nadu.
• The river which flows in UP also flows in Uttaranchal and Bihar.

The river which flows in Punjab also flows in Himachal Pradesh and there is no other river in these states.

Q. How many of the given rivers flow in UP?

Direction: Read the following information and answer the question that follows.

There are 8 major rivers which flow in India. The following information gives the number of states in which these rivers flow (table 1) and the number of the rivers in each state (table 2).

‘k’ in table 2 represents the number of rivers flowing in Uttar Pradesh (UP).

It is also known that

• There is no other river in the state where Binga flows.
• Andus, Seelum and Mavi, all flow through one common state.
• Hasna and Badavari go through one common state, and Hasna and Laveli also flow through one common state.
• The river which flows in Kerala also goes to Tamil Nadu.
• The river which flows in UP also flows in Uttaranchal and Bihar.

The river which flows in Punjab also flows in Himachal Pradesh and there is no other river in these states.

Q. Which of the following rivers flows in Punjab?

Direction: Study the following information and answer the given question.

Five of my friends Aman, Deepak, Isha, Priya and Shweta were trying to find my debit card PIN number, which was a 4-digit number. I gave them a clue that no digit was greater than 4 and there was no zero in the PIN. I offered Rs. 100 for the person who guessed the first digit right, Rs. 200, Rs. 300 and Rs. 400 for the person who correctly guessed the second, the third and the fourth digits, respectively. Actually, all the 4 digits of the PIN were different, but my friends did not know that. After some time, they told me their guesses, parts of which are given below:

It is also known that:

1. Priya guessed all the digits differently and earned the lowest amount. Deepak earned less than Shweta did.

2. Deepak did not guess 2 or 4 for the first two digits, and he guessed two different digits.

3. No two people guessed the same number of digits right.

Q. How many people guessed all the four digits differently?

Who is serving as the President of the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly?

The Indian constitution consisted of how many articles at the time of commencement?

World's lengthiest written constitution had 395 articles in 22 parts and 8 schedules at the time of commencement.

Where is the headquarters of the United Nations located?

Which of the following was the last servile war against the Roman Republic?

How many inches are there in one meter?

Where is Hirakud dam located?

In which year did the French Revolution begin?

Khandvi is associated with which Indian state?

Which of the following is the capital of the United States of America?