SBI PO 2025: Prelims Memory Based Paper (5 Aug)

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Directions (1-9): Read the following passage and 
answer the given questions. 
The travel and tourism industry has traditionally been a 
significant contributor to the global economy. Prior to the 
COVID-19 pandemic, it accounted for nearly 10.4% of the 
world’s GDP and supported millions of jobs across sectors 
such as airlines, hotels, transport, and tourism agencies. 
Continuous growth in both domestic and international 
travel ensured sustained profits for many companies. 
This momentum was abruptly halted with the outbreak of 
COVID-19 in early 2020. As lockdowns, border closures, and 
travel bans were enforced worldwide, the industry suffered 
severe losses. Global passenger traffic declined by over 60% 
that year. The financial impact was especially harsh on small 
and medium-sized operators, many of whom had never 
faced such disruption in the last two decades. 
A compelling example is SunWings Travels, a regional bus 
service provider. Before the pandemic, the company was 
struggling with poor occupancy — only 62 passengers per 
week on average. Operations ceased entirely during the 
lockdown, pushing the business toward potential 
shutdown. 
However, SunWings made a bold decision to revamp its 
model. The management handled the crisis with 
commendable poise, focusing on long-term viability rather 
than short-term losses. They invested in contactless 
ticketing, improved air filtration systems, and implemented 
strict hygiene protocols. The company also trained staff and 
collaborated with certified lodging partners to ensure 
safety. 
These efforts aligned with the growing demand for safe and 
reliable road travel. As air travel remained limited, 
__________________ regional transport options. By the end of 
2022, SunWings had more than doubled its weekly 
passengers and saw a 35% increase in revenue compared to 
its pre-COVID figures. Encouraged by this turnaround, the 
company further increased investment in fleet expansion 
and digital infrastructure. 
The post-COVID travel business reflects a shift in priorities: 
safety, flexibility, and digitisation now dominate consumer 
preferences. Companies that responded with innovation 
and resilience, like SunWings Travels, have not only 
recovered but expanded. The pandemic served as a test of 
adaptability, and those who navigated it with strategic 
foresight are now leading the road to recovery. 
 
Q1. What was the primary factor that led to the 
significant decline in global passenger traffic in 2020? 
(a) The closure of all transportation-related businesses due 
to policy failures 
(b) Travel bans, lockdowns, and global restrictions enforced 
during the pandemic 
(c) Reduced interest in traveling due to the rise in domestic 
job opportunities 
(d) Massive protests by tourism employees that halted 
services temporarily 
(e) An unprecedented surge in international airfare pricing 
post-March 2020 
 
Q2. Which of the following best describes SunWings’ 
transformation strategy post-COVID? 
(a) Downsizing operations and cutting costs to preserve 
long-term assets 
(b) Prioritising fleet expansion over customer safety and 
hygiene 
(c) Making strategic investments in health safety and digital 
systems 
(d) Collaborating with airline companies to offer hybrid 
travel packages 
(e) Relocating services to international routes to avoid 
domestic losses 
 
Q3. Which of the following statements is NOT true 
according to the passage? 
(A) Post-COVID, customers placed greater value on health 
and safety in travel 
(B) The tourism industry had grown consistently until 2020 
without any major disruption 
(C) SunWings had been performing exceptionally well in 
terms of occupancy before the pandemic 
(a) Only A 
(b) Both C and C 
(c) Only B 
(d) Only C 
(e) All A, B, C 
 
Q4. What does the author imply about businesses that 
thrived after the pandemic? 
(a) They depended largely on government relief programs 
to survive 
(b) They had existing digital systems that gave them a head-
start 
(c) They were those that adapted swiftly with foresight and 
innovation 
(d) They avoided making any major changes until the 
situation stabilised 
(e) They returned to their pre-pandemic business models 
with few adjustments 
 
Q5. Choose the correct statement from the following: 
(I) The pandemic led to a reevaluation of what travelers 
consider important. 
(II) Only large companies were able to withstand the 
financial strain of the pandemic. 
(III) Businesses with no prior losses before COVID found it 
easier to recover. 
(a) Only I is correct 
(b) Only II is correct 
(c) I and III are correct 
(d) II and III are correct 
(e) All three are incorrect 
 
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Directions (1-9): Read the following passage and 
answer the given questions. 
The travel and tourism industry has traditionally been a 
significant contributor to the global economy. Prior to the 
COVID-19 pandemic, it accounted for nearly 10.4% of the 
world’s GDP and supported millions of jobs across sectors 
such as airlines, hotels, transport, and tourism agencies. 
Continuous growth in both domestic and international 
travel ensured sustained profits for many companies. 
This momentum was abruptly halted with the outbreak of 
COVID-19 in early 2020. As lockdowns, border closures, and 
travel bans were enforced worldwide, the industry suffered 
severe losses. Global passenger traffic declined by over 60% 
that year. The financial impact was especially harsh on small 
and medium-sized operators, many of whom had never 
faced such disruption in the last two decades. 
A compelling example is SunWings Travels, a regional bus 
service provider. Before the pandemic, the company was 
struggling with poor occupancy — only 62 passengers per 
week on average. Operations ceased entirely during the 
lockdown, pushing the business toward potential 
shutdown. 
However, SunWings made a bold decision to revamp its 
model. The management handled the crisis with 
commendable poise, focusing on long-term viability rather 
than short-term losses. They invested in contactless 
ticketing, improved air filtration systems, and implemented 
strict hygiene protocols. The company also trained staff and 
collaborated with certified lodging partners to ensure 
safety. 
These efforts aligned with the growing demand for safe and 
reliable road travel. As air travel remained limited, 
__________________ regional transport options. By the end of 
2022, SunWings had more than doubled its weekly 
passengers and saw a 35% increase in revenue compared to 
its pre-COVID figures. Encouraged by this turnaround, the 
company further increased investment in fleet expansion 
and digital infrastructure. 
The post-COVID travel business reflects a shift in priorities: 
safety, flexibility, and digitisation now dominate consumer 
preferences. Companies that responded with innovation 
and resilience, like SunWings Travels, have not only 
recovered but expanded. The pandemic served as a test of 
adaptability, and those who navigated it with strategic 
foresight are now leading the road to recovery. 
 
Q1. What was the primary factor that led to the 
significant decline in global passenger traffic in 2020? 
(a) The closure of all transportation-related businesses due 
to policy failures 
(b) Travel bans, lockdowns, and global restrictions enforced 
during the pandemic 
(c) Reduced interest in traveling due to the rise in domestic 
job opportunities 
(d) Massive protests by tourism employees that halted 
services temporarily 
(e) An unprecedented surge in international airfare pricing 
post-March 2020 
 
Q2. Which of the following best describes SunWings’ 
transformation strategy post-COVID? 
(a) Downsizing operations and cutting costs to preserve 
long-term assets 
(b) Prioritising fleet expansion over customer safety and 
hygiene 
(c) Making strategic investments in health safety and digital 
systems 
(d) Collaborating with airline companies to offer hybrid 
travel packages 
(e) Relocating services to international routes to avoid 
domestic losses 
 
Q3. Which of the following statements is NOT true 
according to the passage? 
(A) Post-COVID, customers placed greater value on health 
and safety in travel 
(B) The tourism industry had grown consistently until 2020 
without any major disruption 
(C) SunWings had been performing exceptionally well in 
terms of occupancy before the pandemic 
(a) Only A 
(b) Both C and C 
(c) Only B 
(d) Only C 
(e) All A, B, C 
 
Q4. What does the author imply about businesses that 
thrived after the pandemic? 
(a) They depended largely on government relief programs 
to survive 
(b) They had existing digital systems that gave them a head-
start 
(c) They were those that adapted swiftly with foresight and 
innovation 
(d) They avoided making any major changes until the 
situation stabilised 
(e) They returned to their pre-pandemic business models 
with few adjustments 
 
Q5. Choose the correct statement from the following: 
(I) The pandemic led to a reevaluation of what travelers 
consider important. 
(II) Only large companies were able to withstand the 
financial strain of the pandemic. 
(III) Businesses with no prior losses before COVID found it 
easier to recover. 
(a) Only I is correct 
(b) Only II is correct 
(c) I and III are correct 
(d) II and III are correct 
(e) All three are incorrect 
 
 
 
                                                                               
 
Q6. What does the passage suggest about the post-
pandemic tourism industry? 
(a) It reverted completely to traditional operations without 
any lasting changes 
(b) Companies need only maintain old models to ensure 
continued success 
(c) Adaptability and technology now play a central role in 
recovery 
(d) The industry will no longer contribute significantly to 
the global economy 
(e) International travel has surpassed domestic tourism in 
popularity again 
 
Q7. Choose the most suitable phrase for the given blank. 
(a) more people turned to 
(b) fewer people refrained from 
(c) a majority discarded the idea of 
(d) many avoided using 
(e) travellers hesitated before choosing 
 
Q8. Choose the most appropriate synonym of the word 
"last" as used in the passage: 
(a) ultimate 
(b) final 
(c) previous 
(d) recent 
(e) concluding 
 
Q9. Choose the most appropriate synonym of the word 
"poise" as used in the line passage. 
(a) panic 
(b) composure 
(c) hesitation 
(d) arrogance 
(e) aggression 
 
Q10. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The CEO’s speech was ______ with optimism and ______ a 
sense of hope among the employees. 
(a) brimming, instilled 
(b) loaded, concluded 
(c) vague, removed 
(d) shallow, hampered 
(e) infused, revealed 
 
Q11. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The manager handled the crisis with ______ efficiency and a 
______ sense of calm. 
(a) clumsy, fake 
(b) strategic, genuine 
(c) reckless, shallow 
(d) spontaneous, erratic 
(e) minimal, loud 
 
Q12. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The artist’s latest work was ______ by critics, but it still ______ 
a deep emotional response from viewers. 
(a) appreciated, conveyed 
(b) acclaimed, predicted 
(c) condemned, evoked 
(d) applauded, generated 
(e) honored, created 
 
Q13. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
Though the solution seemed ______, it had severe ______ on the 
long-term budget. 
(a) beneficial, complications 
(b) simple, implications 
(c) risky, suggestions 
(d) vague, effects 
(e) optimal, procedures 
 
Q14. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The journalist’s report was ______ researched and delivered 
in a ______ manner. 
(a) hurriedly, unbiased 
(b) thoroughly, lucid 
(c) randomly, aggressive 
(d) poorly, responsible 
(e) selectively, unclear 
 
Q15. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
By the time she will reach the station, the train will have 
left. 
(a) she reaches  
(b) she had reached  
(c) she would have reached the statin 
(d) she is reaching  
(e) No replacement required 
 
Q16. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
Neither of the boys have finished their homework yet. 
(a) has finished his  
(b) have finished his  
(c) has finished their  
(d) has finished her 
(e) No replacement required 
 
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Directions (1-9): Read the following passage and 
answer the given questions. 
The travel and tourism industry has traditionally been a 
significant contributor to the global economy. Prior to the 
COVID-19 pandemic, it accounted for nearly 10.4% of the 
world’s GDP and supported millions of jobs across sectors 
such as airlines, hotels, transport, and tourism agencies. 
Continuous growth in both domestic and international 
travel ensured sustained profits for many companies. 
This momentum was abruptly halted with the outbreak of 
COVID-19 in early 2020. As lockdowns, border closures, and 
travel bans were enforced worldwide, the industry suffered 
severe losses. Global passenger traffic declined by over 60% 
that year. The financial impact was especially harsh on small 
and medium-sized operators, many of whom had never 
faced such disruption in the last two decades. 
A compelling example is SunWings Travels, a regional bus 
service provider. Before the pandemic, the company was 
struggling with poor occupancy — only 62 passengers per 
week on average. Operations ceased entirely during the 
lockdown, pushing the business toward potential 
shutdown. 
However, SunWings made a bold decision to revamp its 
model. The management handled the crisis with 
commendable poise, focusing on long-term viability rather 
than short-term losses. They invested in contactless 
ticketing, improved air filtration systems, and implemented 
strict hygiene protocols. The company also trained staff and 
collaborated with certified lodging partners to ensure 
safety. 
These efforts aligned with the growing demand for safe and 
reliable road travel. As air travel remained limited, 
__________________ regional transport options. By the end of 
2022, SunWings had more than doubled its weekly 
passengers and saw a 35% increase in revenue compared to 
its pre-COVID figures. Encouraged by this turnaround, the 
company further increased investment in fleet expansion 
and digital infrastructure. 
The post-COVID travel business reflects a shift in priorities: 
safety, flexibility, and digitisation now dominate consumer 
preferences. Companies that responded with innovation 
and resilience, like SunWings Travels, have not only 
recovered but expanded. The pandemic served as a test of 
adaptability, and those who navigated it with strategic 
foresight are now leading the road to recovery. 
 
Q1. What was the primary factor that led to the 
significant decline in global passenger traffic in 2020? 
(a) The closure of all transportation-related businesses due 
to policy failures 
(b) Travel bans, lockdowns, and global restrictions enforced 
during the pandemic 
(c) Reduced interest in traveling due to the rise in domestic 
job opportunities 
(d) Massive protests by tourism employees that halted 
services temporarily 
(e) An unprecedented surge in international airfare pricing 
post-March 2020 
 
Q2. Which of the following best describes SunWings’ 
transformation strategy post-COVID? 
(a) Downsizing operations and cutting costs to preserve 
long-term assets 
(b) Prioritising fleet expansion over customer safety and 
hygiene 
(c) Making strategic investments in health safety and digital 
systems 
(d) Collaborating with airline companies to offer hybrid 
travel packages 
(e) Relocating services to international routes to avoid 
domestic losses 
 
Q3. Which of the following statements is NOT true 
according to the passage? 
(A) Post-COVID, customers placed greater value on health 
and safety in travel 
(B) The tourism industry had grown consistently until 2020 
without any major disruption 
(C) SunWings had been performing exceptionally well in 
terms of occupancy before the pandemic 
(a) Only A 
(b) Both C and C 
(c) Only B 
(d) Only C 
(e) All A, B, C 
 
Q4. What does the author imply about businesses that 
thrived after the pandemic? 
(a) They depended largely on government relief programs 
to survive 
(b) They had existing digital systems that gave them a head-
start 
(c) They were those that adapted swiftly with foresight and 
innovation 
(d) They avoided making any major changes until the 
situation stabilised 
(e) They returned to their pre-pandemic business models 
with few adjustments 
 
Q5. Choose the correct statement from the following: 
(I) The pandemic led to a reevaluation of what travelers 
consider important. 
(II) Only large companies were able to withstand the 
financial strain of the pandemic. 
(III) Businesses with no prior losses before COVID found it 
easier to recover. 
(a) Only I is correct 
(b) Only II is correct 
(c) I and III are correct 
(d) II and III are correct 
(e) All three are incorrect 
 
 
 
                                                                               
 
Q6. What does the passage suggest about the post-
pandemic tourism industry? 
(a) It reverted completely to traditional operations without 
any lasting changes 
(b) Companies need only maintain old models to ensure 
continued success 
(c) Adaptability and technology now play a central role in 
recovery 
(d) The industry will no longer contribute significantly to 
the global economy 
(e) International travel has surpassed domestic tourism in 
popularity again 
 
Q7. Choose the most suitable phrase for the given blank. 
(a) more people turned to 
(b) fewer people refrained from 
(c) a majority discarded the idea of 
(d) many avoided using 
(e) travellers hesitated before choosing 
 
Q8. Choose the most appropriate synonym of the word 
"last" as used in the passage: 
(a) ultimate 
(b) final 
(c) previous 
(d) recent 
(e) concluding 
 
Q9. Choose the most appropriate synonym of the word 
"poise" as used in the line passage. 
(a) panic 
(b) composure 
(c) hesitation 
(d) arrogance 
(e) aggression 
 
Q10. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The CEO’s speech was ______ with optimism and ______ a 
sense of hope among the employees. 
(a) brimming, instilled 
(b) loaded, concluded 
(c) vague, removed 
(d) shallow, hampered 
(e) infused, revealed 
 
Q11. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The manager handled the crisis with ______ efficiency and a 
______ sense of calm. 
(a) clumsy, fake 
(b) strategic, genuine 
(c) reckless, shallow 
(d) spontaneous, erratic 
(e) minimal, loud 
 
Q12. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The artist’s latest work was ______ by critics, but it still ______ 
a deep emotional response from viewers. 
(a) appreciated, conveyed 
(b) acclaimed, predicted 
(c) condemned, evoked 
(d) applauded, generated 
(e) honored, created 
 
Q13. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
Though the solution seemed ______, it had severe ______ on the 
long-term budget. 
(a) beneficial, complications 
(b) simple, implications 
(c) risky, suggestions 
(d) vague, effects 
(e) optimal, procedures 
 
Q14. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The journalist’s report was ______ researched and delivered 
in a ______ manner. 
(a) hurriedly, unbiased 
(b) thoroughly, lucid 
(c) randomly, aggressive 
(d) poorly, responsible 
(e) selectively, unclear 
 
Q15. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
By the time she will reach the station, the train will have 
left. 
(a) she reaches  
(b) she had reached  
(c) she would have reached the statin 
(d) she is reaching  
(e) No replacement required 
 
Q16. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
Neither of the boys have finished their homework yet. 
(a) has finished his  
(b) have finished his  
(c) has finished their  
(d) has finished her 
(e) No replacement required 
 
 
 
                                                                               
 
Q17. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
Had I knew about the event, I would have attended it. 
(a) If I had knew 
(b) Had I known 
(c) If I have known 
(d) Did I know 
(e) No replacement required 
 
Directions (18-23): In the following passage, there are 
blanks, each of which has been denoted by a letter. For 
each blank, five options are given. Choose the most 
appropriate word from the options that fits the blank 
appropriately. 
Agriculture has always been at the heart of human 
civilization, but in recent years, there has been a (A)________ 
shift toward locally grown foods. This movement is not just 
a trend; it reflects a growing awareness of sustainability, 
nutrition, and community welfare. Locally grown produce 
often arrives fresher at markets, having skipped the 
(B)________ transportation routes associated with imported 
goods. This freshness not only preserves flavor but also 
ensures higher nutritional content. Moreover, local farming 
strengthens the economy by keeping money within the 
community and creating jobs. However, small farmers 
frequently struggle to compete with large agricultural 
corporations due to (C)________ access to resources and 
subsidies. Additionally, climate change and unpredictable 
weather patterns have added another layer of (D) ________, 
forcing local growers to adopt more resilient and innovative 
farming practices. Urban farming and community gardens 
have emerged as popular solutions, allowing city dwellers 
to reconnect with their food sources. Consumer support 
plays a critical role—by choosing local, individuals can help 
(E) __________ sustainable agriculture and reduce their 
environmental footprint. If this movement gains more 
momentum, it could (F)________ the future of farming into a 
more ethical and ecologically balanced system. 
 
Q18. Which of the following words will fit in the given 
blank (A)? 
(a) anticipant 
(b) subtle 
(c) significant 
(d) regularized 
(e) propellant 
 
Q19. Which of the following words will fit in the given 
blank (B)? 
(a) associate 
(b) astound 
(c) elaborate 
(d) distant 
(e) unified 
 
Q20. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(C)? 
(a) privileged 
(b) limited 
(c) excessive 
(d) balanced 
(e) generous 
 
Q21. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(D)? 
(a) assistance 
(b) existing 
(c) routine 
(d) rectification 
(e) uncertainty 
 
Q22. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(E)? 
(a) affirm 
(b) limited 
(c) scale 
(d) promote 
(e) conceal 
 
Q23. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(F)? 
(a) prevail 
(b) transform 
(c) maintain 
(d) acquire 
(e) duplicate 
 
Directions (24-27): In the question below four words 
are given in bold. These four words are may not be in 
their correct position. The sentence is then followed by 
options with the correct combination of words that 
should replace each other in order to make the sentence 
grammatically and contextually correct. Find the 
correct combination of the words that replace each 
other.  
 
Q24. Emulating great people and (A) build from them what 
we (B) reserves in our own understanding can (C) 
imbibing our own (D) lack of humility.  
(a) A-D  
(b) A-C & B-D 
(c) A-B 
(d) D-A & C-B 
(e) No interchange required 
 
Q25. There is (A) due (B) competition in the eCommerce 
industry which has gone up (C) stiff to the (D) pandemic at 
hand.  
(a) A-C 
(b) A-B  
(c) B-D 
(d) C-A & B-D 
(e) No interchange required 
 
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Directions (1-9): Read the following passage and 
answer the given questions. 
The travel and tourism industry has traditionally been a 
significant contributor to the global economy. Prior to the 
COVID-19 pandemic, it accounted for nearly 10.4% of the 
world’s GDP and supported millions of jobs across sectors 
such as airlines, hotels, transport, and tourism agencies. 
Continuous growth in both domestic and international 
travel ensured sustained profits for many companies. 
This momentum was abruptly halted with the outbreak of 
COVID-19 in early 2020. As lockdowns, border closures, and 
travel bans were enforced worldwide, the industry suffered 
severe losses. Global passenger traffic declined by over 60% 
that year. The financial impact was especially harsh on small 
and medium-sized operators, many of whom had never 
faced such disruption in the last two decades. 
A compelling example is SunWings Travels, a regional bus 
service provider. Before the pandemic, the company was 
struggling with poor occupancy — only 62 passengers per 
week on average. Operations ceased entirely during the 
lockdown, pushing the business toward potential 
shutdown. 
However, SunWings made a bold decision to revamp its 
model. The management handled the crisis with 
commendable poise, focusing on long-term viability rather 
than short-term losses. They invested in contactless 
ticketing, improved air filtration systems, and implemented 
strict hygiene protocols. The company also trained staff and 
collaborated with certified lodging partners to ensure 
safety. 
These efforts aligned with the growing demand for safe and 
reliable road travel. As air travel remained limited, 
__________________ regional transport options. By the end of 
2022, SunWings had more than doubled its weekly 
passengers and saw a 35% increase in revenue compared to 
its pre-COVID figures. Encouraged by this turnaround, the 
company further increased investment in fleet expansion 
and digital infrastructure. 
The post-COVID travel business reflects a shift in priorities: 
safety, flexibility, and digitisation now dominate consumer 
preferences. Companies that responded with innovation 
and resilience, like SunWings Travels, have not only 
recovered but expanded. The pandemic served as a test of 
adaptability, and those who navigated it with strategic 
foresight are now leading the road to recovery. 
 
Q1. What was the primary factor that led to the 
significant decline in global passenger traffic in 2020? 
(a) The closure of all transportation-related businesses due 
to policy failures 
(b) Travel bans, lockdowns, and global restrictions enforced 
during the pandemic 
(c) Reduced interest in traveling due to the rise in domestic 
job opportunities 
(d) Massive protests by tourism employees that halted 
services temporarily 
(e) An unprecedented surge in international airfare pricing 
post-March 2020 
 
Q2. Which of the following best describes SunWings’ 
transformation strategy post-COVID? 
(a) Downsizing operations and cutting costs to preserve 
long-term assets 
(b) Prioritising fleet expansion over customer safety and 
hygiene 
(c) Making strategic investments in health safety and digital 
systems 
(d) Collaborating with airline companies to offer hybrid 
travel packages 
(e) Relocating services to international routes to avoid 
domestic losses 
 
Q3. Which of the following statements is NOT true 
according to the passage? 
(A) Post-COVID, customers placed greater value on health 
and safety in travel 
(B) The tourism industry had grown consistently until 2020 
without any major disruption 
(C) SunWings had been performing exceptionally well in 
terms of occupancy before the pandemic 
(a) Only A 
(b) Both C and C 
(c) Only B 
(d) Only C 
(e) All A, B, C 
 
Q4. What does the author imply about businesses that 
thrived after the pandemic? 
(a) They depended largely on government relief programs 
to survive 
(b) They had existing digital systems that gave them a head-
start 
(c) They were those that adapted swiftly with foresight and 
innovation 
(d) They avoided making any major changes until the 
situation stabilised 
(e) They returned to their pre-pandemic business models 
with few adjustments 
 
Q5. Choose the correct statement from the following: 
(I) The pandemic led to a reevaluation of what travelers 
consider important. 
(II) Only large companies were able to withstand the 
financial strain of the pandemic. 
(III) Businesses with no prior losses before COVID found it 
easier to recover. 
(a) Only I is correct 
(b) Only II is correct 
(c) I and III are correct 
(d) II and III are correct 
(e) All three are incorrect 
 
 
 
                                                                               
 
Q6. What does the passage suggest about the post-
pandemic tourism industry? 
(a) It reverted completely to traditional operations without 
any lasting changes 
(b) Companies need only maintain old models to ensure 
continued success 
(c) Adaptability and technology now play a central role in 
recovery 
(d) The industry will no longer contribute significantly to 
the global economy 
(e) International travel has surpassed domestic tourism in 
popularity again 
 
Q7. Choose the most suitable phrase for the given blank. 
(a) more people turned to 
(b) fewer people refrained from 
(c) a majority discarded the idea of 
(d) many avoided using 
(e) travellers hesitated before choosing 
 
Q8. Choose the most appropriate synonym of the word 
"last" as used in the passage: 
(a) ultimate 
(b) final 
(c) previous 
(d) recent 
(e) concluding 
 
Q9. Choose the most appropriate synonym of the word 
"poise" as used in the line passage. 
(a) panic 
(b) composure 
(c) hesitation 
(d) arrogance 
(e) aggression 
 
Q10. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The CEO’s speech was ______ with optimism and ______ a 
sense of hope among the employees. 
(a) brimming, instilled 
(b) loaded, concluded 
(c) vague, removed 
(d) shallow, hampered 
(e) infused, revealed 
 
Q11. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The manager handled the crisis with ______ efficiency and a 
______ sense of calm. 
(a) clumsy, fake 
(b) strategic, genuine 
(c) reckless, shallow 
(d) spontaneous, erratic 
(e) minimal, loud 
 
Q12. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The artist’s latest work was ______ by critics, but it still ______ 
a deep emotional response from viewers. 
(a) appreciated, conveyed 
(b) acclaimed, predicted 
(c) condemned, evoked 
(d) applauded, generated 
(e) honored, created 
 
Q13. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
Though the solution seemed ______, it had severe ______ on the 
long-term budget. 
(a) beneficial, complications 
(b) simple, implications 
(c) risky, suggestions 
(d) vague, effects 
(e) optimal, procedures 
 
Q14. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The journalist’s report was ______ researched and delivered 
in a ______ manner. 
(a) hurriedly, unbiased 
(b) thoroughly, lucid 
(c) randomly, aggressive 
(d) poorly, responsible 
(e) selectively, unclear 
 
Q15. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
By the time she will reach the station, the train will have 
left. 
(a) she reaches  
(b) she had reached  
(c) she would have reached the statin 
(d) she is reaching  
(e) No replacement required 
 
Q16. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
Neither of the boys have finished their homework yet. 
(a) has finished his  
(b) have finished his  
(c) has finished their  
(d) has finished her 
(e) No replacement required 
 
 
 
                                                                               
 
Q17. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
Had I knew about the event, I would have attended it. 
(a) If I had knew 
(b) Had I known 
(c) If I have known 
(d) Did I know 
(e) No replacement required 
 
Directions (18-23): In the following passage, there are 
blanks, each of which has been denoted by a letter. For 
each blank, five options are given. Choose the most 
appropriate word from the options that fits the blank 
appropriately. 
Agriculture has always been at the heart of human 
civilization, but in recent years, there has been a (A)________ 
shift toward locally grown foods. This movement is not just 
a trend; it reflects a growing awareness of sustainability, 
nutrition, and community welfare. Locally grown produce 
often arrives fresher at markets, having skipped the 
(B)________ transportation routes associated with imported 
goods. This freshness not only preserves flavor but also 
ensures higher nutritional content. Moreover, local farming 
strengthens the economy by keeping money within the 
community and creating jobs. However, small farmers 
frequently struggle to compete with large agricultural 
corporations due to (C)________ access to resources and 
subsidies. Additionally, climate change and unpredictable 
weather patterns have added another layer of (D) ________, 
forcing local growers to adopt more resilient and innovative 
farming practices. Urban farming and community gardens 
have emerged as popular solutions, allowing city dwellers 
to reconnect with their food sources. Consumer support 
plays a critical role—by choosing local, individuals can help 
(E) __________ sustainable agriculture and reduce their 
environmental footprint. If this movement gains more 
momentum, it could (F)________ the future of farming into a 
more ethical and ecologically balanced system. 
 
Q18. Which of the following words will fit in the given 
blank (A)? 
(a) anticipant 
(b) subtle 
(c) significant 
(d) regularized 
(e) propellant 
 
Q19. Which of the following words will fit in the given 
blank (B)? 
(a) associate 
(b) astound 
(c) elaborate 
(d) distant 
(e) unified 
 
Q20. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(C)? 
(a) privileged 
(b) limited 
(c) excessive 
(d) balanced 
(e) generous 
 
Q21. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(D)? 
(a) assistance 
(b) existing 
(c) routine 
(d) rectification 
(e) uncertainty 
 
Q22. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(E)? 
(a) affirm 
(b) limited 
(c) scale 
(d) promote 
(e) conceal 
 
Q23. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(F)? 
(a) prevail 
(b) transform 
(c) maintain 
(d) acquire 
(e) duplicate 
 
Directions (24-27): In the question below four words 
are given in bold. These four words are may not be in 
their correct position. The sentence is then followed by 
options with the correct combination of words that 
should replace each other in order to make the sentence 
grammatically and contextually correct. Find the 
correct combination of the words that replace each 
other.  
 
Q24. Emulating great people and (A) build from them what 
we (B) reserves in our own understanding can (C) 
imbibing our own (D) lack of humility.  
(a) A-D  
(b) A-C & B-D 
(c) A-B 
(d) D-A & C-B 
(e) No interchange required 
 
Q25. There is (A) due (B) competition in the eCommerce 
industry which has gone up (C) stiff to the (D) pandemic at 
hand.  
(a) A-C 
(b) A-B  
(c) B-D 
(d) C-A & B-D 
(e) No interchange required 
 
 
 
                                                                               
 
Q26. We must first (A) understanding our (B) strengths 
and have an accurate (C) embrace of our (D) humanness 
and weaknesses. 
(a) A-D & B-C 
(b) B-D 
(c) B-C 
(d) C-A & B-D 
(e) No interchange required 
 
Q27. The technology we have at our (A) detail today can 
very well automate (B) streamline tasks and (C) mundane 
operations that require more attention to (D)disposal.  
(a) B-C 
(b) A-D  
(c) A-D & B-C 
(d) C-A & B-D 
(e) No interchange required 
 
Directions (28-30): In the following question, a 
sentence is divided into few parts. Rearrange these 
parts and identify the correct sequence making the 
sentence grammatically and contextually correct. 
 
Q28. 
(A) locking open from  
(B) 4 ?PM to 11:59 ?PM 
(C) counselling choice-filling window  
(D) the NEET-UG 2025  
(E) closes today, with final  
(a) BADCE 
(b) DABEC 
(c) DCEAB 
(d) BCAED 
(e) No rearrangement required 
 
Q29. 
(A) 30% wage hike 
(B) August ?4 demanding a 
(C) come to a standstill as employees’  
(D) federation begins a strike on  
(E) the Telugu film industry has 
(a) ADBCE 
(b) ACEBD 
(c) EBDAC 
(d) ECDBA 
(e) No rearrangement required 
 
Q30.  
(A) Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.  
(B) explore trade, investment,  
(C) arrives in India for a state  
(D) and maritime cooperation 
(E) visit from August ?4 to ?8 to  
(a) ADBCE 
(b) ACEBD 
(c) EBDAC 
(d) ECDBA 
(e) No rearrangement required 
 
Q31. In the following question, a sentence is divided 
into few parts. Rearrange these parts and identify the 
correct sequence making the sentence grammatically 
and contextually correct. 
(A) benchmark rate at 5.50% on  
(B) the RBI is expected to keep its  
(C) Indian exports have sparked  
(D) August 6, though U.S. tariffs on  
(E) talks of a possible rate cut 
(a) BADCE 
(b) DABEC 
(c) DCEAB 
(d) BCAED 
(e) No rearrangement required 
Directions (32-35): The sentence is divided into four 
segments: (A), (B), (C), and (D). Identify the segment 
that contains a grammatical error. If the sentence is 
both grammatically and contextually correct, select “No 
error” as the correct answer. 
 
Q32. China’s high growth based on resource 
(A)/intensive manufacturing, exports, and (B)/ low-
paid labor has largely reached its limits and (C)/ has led 
to economic, social, and environmental imbalances (D). 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) No error 
 
Q33. Before the pandemic, the city (A)/ airport 
grappled with severe bottlenecks (B)/ as the terminals 
couldn’t handled (C)/ the traffic, with passengers 
bearing the brunt of it (D). 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) No error 
 
Q34. A remedial measure to cure the (A)/ patriarchal 
mindset of the socio-legal system(B)/ would be the 
inclusion of feminist (C)/jurisprudence in the 
curriculum by law students. (D) 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) No error 
 
Q35. As the euphoria of a decade ago turns to ashes, (A)/ 
the Tunisian experience has exposed the daunting 
challenges (B) /in achieving political and economic 
change after (C)/ an authoritarian order has 
overthrown (D).  
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) No error 
 
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Directions (1-9): Read the following passage and 
answer the given questions. 
The travel and tourism industry has traditionally been a 
significant contributor to the global economy. Prior to the 
COVID-19 pandemic, it accounted for nearly 10.4% of the 
world’s GDP and supported millions of jobs across sectors 
such as airlines, hotels, transport, and tourism agencies. 
Continuous growth in both domestic and international 
travel ensured sustained profits for many companies. 
This momentum was abruptly halted with the outbreak of 
COVID-19 in early 2020. As lockdowns, border closures, and 
travel bans were enforced worldwide, the industry suffered 
severe losses. Global passenger traffic declined by over 60% 
that year. The financial impact was especially harsh on small 
and medium-sized operators, many of whom had never 
faced such disruption in the last two decades. 
A compelling example is SunWings Travels, a regional bus 
service provider. Before the pandemic, the company was 
struggling with poor occupancy — only 62 passengers per 
week on average. Operations ceased entirely during the 
lockdown, pushing the business toward potential 
shutdown. 
However, SunWings made a bold decision to revamp its 
model. The management handled the crisis with 
commendable poise, focusing on long-term viability rather 
than short-term losses. They invested in contactless 
ticketing, improved air filtration systems, and implemented 
strict hygiene protocols. The company also trained staff and 
collaborated with certified lodging partners to ensure 
safety. 
These efforts aligned with the growing demand for safe and 
reliable road travel. As air travel remained limited, 
__________________ regional transport options. By the end of 
2022, SunWings had more than doubled its weekly 
passengers and saw a 35% increase in revenue compared to 
its pre-COVID figures. Encouraged by this turnaround, the 
company further increased investment in fleet expansion 
and digital infrastructure. 
The post-COVID travel business reflects a shift in priorities: 
safety, flexibility, and digitisation now dominate consumer 
preferences. Companies that responded with innovation 
and resilience, like SunWings Travels, have not only 
recovered but expanded. The pandemic served as a test of 
adaptability, and those who navigated it with strategic 
foresight are now leading the road to recovery. 
 
Q1. What was the primary factor that led to the 
significant decline in global passenger traffic in 2020? 
(a) The closure of all transportation-related businesses due 
to policy failures 
(b) Travel bans, lockdowns, and global restrictions enforced 
during the pandemic 
(c) Reduced interest in traveling due to the rise in domestic 
job opportunities 
(d) Massive protests by tourism employees that halted 
services temporarily 
(e) An unprecedented surge in international airfare pricing 
post-March 2020 
 
Q2. Which of the following best describes SunWings’ 
transformation strategy post-COVID? 
(a) Downsizing operations and cutting costs to preserve 
long-term assets 
(b) Prioritising fleet expansion over customer safety and 
hygiene 
(c) Making strategic investments in health safety and digital 
systems 
(d) Collaborating with airline companies to offer hybrid 
travel packages 
(e) Relocating services to international routes to avoid 
domestic losses 
 
Q3. Which of the following statements is NOT true 
according to the passage? 
(A) Post-COVID, customers placed greater value on health 
and safety in travel 
(B) The tourism industry had grown consistently until 2020 
without any major disruption 
(C) SunWings had been performing exceptionally well in 
terms of occupancy before the pandemic 
(a) Only A 
(b) Both C and C 
(c) Only B 
(d) Only C 
(e) All A, B, C 
 
Q4. What does the author imply about businesses that 
thrived after the pandemic? 
(a) They depended largely on government relief programs 
to survive 
(b) They had existing digital systems that gave them a head-
start 
(c) They were those that adapted swiftly with foresight and 
innovation 
(d) They avoided making any major changes until the 
situation stabilised 
(e) They returned to their pre-pandemic business models 
with few adjustments 
 
Q5. Choose the correct statement from the following: 
(I) The pandemic led to a reevaluation of what travelers 
consider important. 
(II) Only large companies were able to withstand the 
financial strain of the pandemic. 
(III) Businesses with no prior losses before COVID found it 
easier to recover. 
(a) Only I is correct 
(b) Only II is correct 
(c) I and III are correct 
(d) II and III are correct 
(e) All three are incorrect 
 
 
 
                                                                               
 
Q6. What does the passage suggest about the post-
pandemic tourism industry? 
(a) It reverted completely to traditional operations without 
any lasting changes 
(b) Companies need only maintain old models to ensure 
continued success 
(c) Adaptability and technology now play a central role in 
recovery 
(d) The industry will no longer contribute significantly to 
the global economy 
(e) International travel has surpassed domestic tourism in 
popularity again 
 
Q7. Choose the most suitable phrase for the given blank. 
(a) more people turned to 
(b) fewer people refrained from 
(c) a majority discarded the idea of 
(d) many avoided using 
(e) travellers hesitated before choosing 
 
Q8. Choose the most appropriate synonym of the word 
"last" as used in the passage: 
(a) ultimate 
(b) final 
(c) previous 
(d) recent 
(e) concluding 
 
Q9. Choose the most appropriate synonym of the word 
"poise" as used in the line passage. 
(a) panic 
(b) composure 
(c) hesitation 
(d) arrogance 
(e) aggression 
 
Q10. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The CEO’s speech was ______ with optimism and ______ a 
sense of hope among the employees. 
(a) brimming, instilled 
(b) loaded, concluded 
(c) vague, removed 
(d) shallow, hampered 
(e) infused, revealed 
 
Q11. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The manager handled the crisis with ______ efficiency and a 
______ sense of calm. 
(a) clumsy, fake 
(b) strategic, genuine 
(c) reckless, shallow 
(d) spontaneous, erratic 
(e) minimal, loud 
 
Q12. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The artist’s latest work was ______ by critics, but it still ______ 
a deep emotional response from viewers. 
(a) appreciated, conveyed 
(b) acclaimed, predicted 
(c) condemned, evoked 
(d) applauded, generated 
(e) honored, created 
 
Q13. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
Though the solution seemed ______, it had severe ______ on the 
long-term budget. 
(a) beneficial, complications 
(b) simple, implications 
(c) risky, suggestions 
(d) vague, effects 
(e) optimal, procedures 
 
Q14. Select the most appropriate option to fill in the 
blanks. 
The journalist’s report was ______ researched and delivered 
in a ______ manner. 
(a) hurriedly, unbiased 
(b) thoroughly, lucid 
(c) randomly, aggressive 
(d) poorly, responsible 
(e) selectively, unclear 
 
Q15. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
By the time she will reach the station, the train will have 
left. 
(a) she reaches  
(b) she had reached  
(c) she would have reached the statin 
(d) she is reaching  
(e) No replacement required 
 
Q16. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
Neither of the boys have finished their homework yet. 
(a) has finished his  
(b) have finished his  
(c) has finished their  
(d) has finished her 
(e) No replacement required 
 
 
 
                                                                               
 
Q17. Select the most appropriate option that can 
substitute the highlighted segment in the given 
sentence. If there is no need to substitute it, select ‘No 
replacement required’. 
Had I knew about the event, I would have attended it. 
(a) If I had knew 
(b) Had I known 
(c) If I have known 
(d) Did I know 
(e) No replacement required 
 
Directions (18-23): In the following passage, there are 
blanks, each of which has been denoted by a letter. For 
each blank, five options are given. Choose the most 
appropriate word from the options that fits the blank 
appropriately. 
Agriculture has always been at the heart of human 
civilization, but in recent years, there has been a (A)________ 
shift toward locally grown foods. This movement is not just 
a trend; it reflects a growing awareness of sustainability, 
nutrition, and community welfare. Locally grown produce 
often arrives fresher at markets, having skipped the 
(B)________ transportation routes associated with imported 
goods. This freshness not only preserves flavor but also 
ensures higher nutritional content. Moreover, local farming 
strengthens the economy by keeping money within the 
community and creating jobs. However, small farmers 
frequently struggle to compete with large agricultural 
corporations due to (C)________ access to resources and 
subsidies. Additionally, climate change and unpredictable 
weather patterns have added another layer of (D) ________, 
forcing local growers to adopt more resilient and innovative 
farming practices. Urban farming and community gardens 
have emerged as popular solutions, allowing city dwellers 
to reconnect with their food sources. Consumer support 
plays a critical role—by choosing local, individuals can help 
(E) __________ sustainable agriculture and reduce their 
environmental footprint. If this movement gains more 
momentum, it could (F)________ the future of farming into a 
more ethical and ecologically balanced system. 
 
Q18. Which of the following words will fit in the given 
blank (A)? 
(a) anticipant 
(b) subtle 
(c) significant 
(d) regularized 
(e) propellant 
 
Q19. Which of the following words will fit in the given 
blank (B)? 
(a) associate 
(b) astound 
(c) elaborate 
(d) distant 
(e) unified 
 
Q20. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(C)? 
(a) privileged 
(b) limited 
(c) excessive 
(d) balanced 
(e) generous 
 
Q21. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(D)? 
(a) assistance 
(b) existing 
(c) routine 
(d) rectification 
(e) uncertainty 
 
Q22. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(E)? 
(a) affirm 
(b) limited 
(c) scale 
(d) promote 
(e) conceal 
 
Q23. Which of the following words will fit in the given blank 
(F)? 
(a) prevail 
(b) transform 
(c) maintain 
(d) acquire 
(e) duplicate 
 
Directions (24-27): In the question below four words 
are given in bold. These four words are may not be in 
their correct position. The sentence is then followed by 
options with the correct combination of words that 
should replace each other in order to make the sentence 
grammatically and contextually correct. Find the 
correct combination of the words that replace each 
other.  
 
Q24. Emulating great people and (A) build from them what 
we (B) reserves in our own understanding can (C) 
imbibing our own (D) lack of humility.  
(a) A-D  
(b) A-C & B-D 
(c) A-B 
(d) D-A & C-B 
(e) No interchange required 
 
Q25. There is (A) due (B) competition in the eCommerce 
industry which has gone up (C) stiff to the (D) pandemic at 
hand.  
(a) A-C 
(b) A-B  
(c) B-D 
(d) C-A & B-D 
(e) No interchange required 
 
 
 
                                                                               
 
Q26. We must first (A) understanding our (B) strengths 
and have an accurate (C) embrace of our (D) humanness 
and weaknesses. 
(a) A-D & B-C 
(b) B-D 
(c) B-C 
(d) C-A & B-D 
(e) No interchange required 
 
Q27. The technology we have at our (A) detail today can 
very well automate (B) streamline tasks and (C) mundane 
operations that require more attention to (D)disposal.  
(a) B-C 
(b) A-D  
(c) A-D & B-C 
(d) C-A & B-D 
(e) No interchange required 
 
Directions (28-30): In the following question, a 
sentence is divided into few parts. Rearrange these 
parts and identify the correct sequence making the 
sentence grammatically and contextually correct. 
 
Q28. 
(A) locking open from  
(B) 4 ?PM to 11:59 ?PM 
(C) counselling choice-filling window  
(D) the NEET-UG 2025  
(E) closes today, with final  
(a) BADCE 
(b) DABEC 
(c) DCEAB 
(d) BCAED 
(e) No rearrangement required 
 
Q29. 
(A) 30% wage hike 
(B) August ?4 demanding a 
(C) come to a standstill as employees’  
(D) federation begins a strike on  
(E) the Telugu film industry has 
(a) ADBCE 
(b) ACEBD 
(c) EBDAC 
(d) ECDBA 
(e) No rearrangement required 
 
Q30.  
(A) Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.  
(B) explore trade, investment,  
(C) arrives in India for a state  
(D) and maritime cooperation 
(E) visit from August ?4 to ?8 to  
(a) ADBCE 
(b) ACEBD 
(c) EBDAC 
(d) ECDBA 
(e) No rearrangement required 
 
Q31. In the following question, a sentence is divided 
into few parts. Rearrange these parts and identify the 
correct sequence making the sentence grammatically 
and contextually correct. 
(A) benchmark rate at 5.50% on  
(B) the RBI is expected to keep its  
(C) Indian exports have sparked  
(D) August 6, though U.S. tariffs on  
(E) talks of a possible rate cut 
(a) BADCE 
(b) DABEC 
(c) DCEAB 
(d) BCAED 
(e) No rearrangement required 
Directions (32-35): The sentence is divided into four 
segments: (A), (B), (C), and (D). Identify the segment 
that contains a grammatical error. If the sentence is 
both grammatically and contextually correct, select “No 
error” as the correct answer. 
 
Q32. China’s high growth based on resource 
(A)/intensive manufacturing, exports, and (B)/ low-
paid labor has largely reached its limits and (C)/ has led 
to economic, social, and environmental imbalances (D). 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) No error 
 
Q33. Before the pandemic, the city (A)/ airport 
grappled with severe bottlenecks (B)/ as the terminals 
couldn’t handled (C)/ the traffic, with passengers 
bearing the brunt of it (D). 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) No error 
 
Q34. A remedial measure to cure the (A)/ patriarchal 
mindset of the socio-legal system(B)/ would be the 
inclusion of feminist (C)/jurisprudence in the 
curriculum by law students. (D) 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) No error 
 
Q35. As the euphoria of a decade ago turns to ashes, (A)/ 
the Tunisian experience has exposed the daunting 
challenges (B) /in achieving political and economic 
change after (C)/ an authoritarian order has 
overthrown (D).  
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) No error 
 
 
 
                                                                               
 
Directions (36-40) : Rearrange the following sentences 
in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph; 
then answer the questions given below them. 
(A) Over time, consistent overconsumption of sugar has 
been linked to chronic conditions like obesity, type 2 
diabetes, and heart disease. 
(B) Despite its widespread use, sugar provides no essential 
nutrients and contributes only empty calories. 
(C) One of the key concerns is how excessive sugar intake 
affects metabolic health and insulin sensitivity. 
(D) Reducing sugar consumption can significantly improve 
overall health outcomes and reduce the risk of lifestyle-
related diseases. 
(E) Sugar is often added to processed foods and beverages, 
making it easy to consume large amounts unknowingly. 
(F) The modern diet has seen a dramatic increase in added 
sugar, raising alarms among health professionals 
worldwide. 
 
Q36. Which of the following should be the FIFHT 
sentence after rearrangement? 
(a) D 
(b) A 
(c) C 
(d) E 
(e) B 
 
Q37. Which of the following should be the SECOND 
sentence after rearrangement? 
(a) B 
(b) E 
(c) F 
(d) A 
(e) D 
 
Q38. Which of the following should be the LAST 
sentence after rearrangement? 
(a) D 
(b) C 
(c) F 
(d) E 
(e) A 
 
Q39. Which of the following should be the FIRST 
sentence after rearrangement? 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) D 
(d) E 
(e) F 
 
Q40. Which of the following should be the THIRD 
sentence after rearrangement? 
(a) C 
(b) D 
(c) E 
(d) B 
(e) A
Quantitive Aptitude 
 
Direction (1-6): The bar graph shows the total 
number of wired keyboard sold and table shows the 
percentage of non-wired keyboards sold out of total 
keyboard (wired + non-wired sold) in five different 
shops. 
 
Shops % of wireless keyboard sold out 
of total keyboards sold 
A 35% 
B 32% 
C 50% 
D 70% 
E  80% 
Note – total keyboards = wired keyboard + wireless key 
boards. 
 
Q41. Find the ratio of wired keyboard sold by A and B 
together to wireless keyboard sold by D. 
(a) 6:7 
(b) 8:5 
(c) 1:6 
(d) 8:7 
(e) 8:9 
 
Q42. Find the total keyboard sold by D is what 
percentage of wireless keyboards sold by E. 
(a) 71% 
(b) 89.25% 
(c) 71.825% 
(d) 50.50% 
(e) 78.125% 
 
Q43. If shop F, sold 25% more keyboards than wired 
keyboards sold by E and wireless keyboard sold by F 
is 10% more than the total wireless keyboards sold 
by B. Find the wired keyboard sold by F is what 
percentage of average wireless keyboard sold by C 
and B. 
(a) 101.81% 
(b) 101% 
(c) 201.81% 
(d) 50.81% 
(e) 75.81% 
 
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100
200
300
400
500
A B C D E
Number of wired keyboards sold