SNAP Mock Test - 3 (New Pattern) - CAT MCQ

- An injury cannot be chronic. It is an illness that is chronic.
- Injury cannot be drastic as well. Only an effect or consequence can be drastic.
- Injury cannot be reckless, however, it can be caused by recklessness.
- An injury can only be "grievous" -- (of something bad) very severe or serious.
- Option 3 is correct.

- An incubator is a special machine that helps take care of premature babies by providing them with a warm and controlled environment, much like how a greenhouse provides a warm and controlled environment for delicate plants to grow.
- So, the relationship between "incubator" and "infant" is similar to the relationship between "greenhouse" and "plant."
- Just as an incubator nurtures premature babies, a greenhouse nurtures delicate plants.
- Therefore, option D is the correct pair because both involve a place or apparatus that supports the growth and development of something delicate.

When we say a deal "falls through," it means that the deal doesn't happen as planned, often at the last moment, and for reasons that are unclear. It's like the deal was supposed to go forward, but something went wrong, and it ended up being cancelled or abandoned.
So, in this context, "fell through" is the correct phrase because it captures the idea that the deal didn't work out despite initial plans.

In this sentence, the subject is "a team," which is a collective noun.
Collective nouns refer to groups of individuals but are treated as singular entities.
So, we use a singular verb form.
Since the action of discovering happened in the past and is completed, the correct option is "has finally discovered." This choice matches both the singular subject "team" and the past tense of the action.
Option D is incorrect because the action isn't ongoing or progressive.

In this sentence, "translating" is the action being described - it's the process of converting Arabic literature into another language. Verbs are words that describe actions or states of being. In this case, "translating" indicates the action being performed, making it a verb. So, the correct answer is option A. It's important to recognize that verbs show what is happening in a sentence, and "translating" fits that role here.

"Ravish" typically means to fill someone with intense delight or joy, often in a romantic or passionate context.
On the other hand, "Extinguish," "Blow out," and "Put out" all refer to the act of extinguishing or quenching something, such as a fire or a flame.
So, while "Extinguish," "Blow out," and "Put out" are synonyms, "Ravish" is not similar in meaning to the others because it relates to pleasure or excitement rather than extinguishing something.
Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

The opposite of "audacity" is "cowardice."
"Audacity" refers to boldness or daring, while "cowardice" refers to a lack of courage or bravery.
While "audacity" implies taking bold risks or displaying fearless behavior, "cowardice" suggests timidity or fearfulness.
Therefore, among the given options, "cowardice" is the opposite of "audacity" because it represents the absence of boldness or daring.

"Embarked upon" in this context means to start or undertake something, like a journey or an expedition.
"Of their own accord" means voluntarily or willingly, without being forced or persuaded by others.
So, when it says "Mala and Saya have embarked upon the dangerous expedition of their own accord," it means they have willingly chosen to start the dangerous journey on their own, without anyone else making them do it.
Therefore, the correct meaning of the underlined phrase is "willingly," which matches with option B.

In this sentence, the phrase "drum up" is used. "Drum up" means to actively work to generate or gather support, interest, or enthusiasm for something, like a proposal or idea. So, when it says "They held a press conference last week to drum up support for their proposal," it means they organized the press conference to actively seek or generate support for their proposal. Therefore, the correct answer is option A, "drum up."

In this sentence, the idiom "fall back on" is used. "Fall back on" means to resort to or rely on something when faced with difficulty or when other options fail.
So, when it says "It is not uncommon for people to fall back on alternative medicine when modern drugs don't work," it means that people often turn to alternative medicine as a backup plan when modern drugs fail to produce the desired results. Therefore, the correct answer is option B, "fall back on."

In this sentence, the word "bolster" is used.
"Bolster" means to support or strengthen something. So, when it says "a free market would bolster the economy and help it to develop," it means that a free market system would support and strengthen the economy, aiding in its development. Therefore, the correct answer is option D, "bolster." This choice aligns with the idea of improving or enhancing the economy, making it stronger and more robust.

- In this sentence, "fast" describes how the action of running is performed, so it's modifying the verb "runs."
- Words that describe how, when, or where an action happens are called adverbs.
- Therefore, "fast" is an adverb in this context because it tells us how the action of running is done.
- As it's modifying a verb, the correct answer is option A, "Adverb."

"Ghastly" means extremely unpleasant, shocking, or frightening.
Among the given options, "frightful" is the closest in meaning to "ghastly."
"Frightful" also denotes something causing fear or terror, which aligns well with the intense unpleasantness or horror conveyed by "ghastly."
Therefore, option C, "frightful," is the best choice as it captures the essence of something being ghastly.

The paragraph starts by introducing the threat posed by the Northmen or Danes (sentence E).
It then describes how the Northmen ravaged in Neustria, which is followed by the mention of a leader named Rollo receiving land in Normandy (sentences A and B).
The paragraph then shifts to describe the resistance against the Northmen, highlighting the role of a warrior named Robert the Strong (sentence C).
Finally, it concludes by mentioning the descendants of Robert the Strong and how Hugh Capet eventually became King of the Franks (sentence D).
Therefore, the most logical order of the sentences to construct a coherent paragraph is EACBD, which is option B.

- In this context, "queer fish" is an idiomatic expression that means a strange or eccentric person.
- The sentence suggests that Kavita was unusual or peculiar in her behavior, which made it difficult for her to make friends in school.
- So, when it says "Kavita was always a queer fish and hardly had any friends in school," it means Kavita was perceived as odd or peculiar, and as a result, she didn't have many friends.
- Therefore, the correct meaning of the underlined phrase is "a strange person," which aligns with option B.

216/4 = 54

54/3 = 18

18/2 = 9

9/1 = 9

The second element is a letter that moves 3 steps forward to obtain the corresponding element of the next term, i.e. C + 3 = F, F + 3 = I, I + 3 = L, L + 3 = O.

The third element is a letter that moves 1 step backward to obtain the corresponding element of the next term, i.e. V - 1 = U, U - 1 = T, T - 1 = S, S - 1 = R.

K will attend the meeting after 11 a.m. but before 2 p.m. N will not attend the meeting in the first time slot. N will not attend the meeting in the last time slot.

O will not attend the meeting in the morning.

N will attend the meeting at 10-11 a.m. Therefore, four persons will attend the meeting after N.

Now, 24 hours 10 minutes of this clock = 24 hours of the correct clock

24(10/60) hours of the given clock = 24 hours of the correct clock

∴ 145/6 hours of this clock = 24 hours of the correct clock

∴ 29 hours of this clock = ((24 x 6)/145) × 29 hours of correct clock = 28 hours 48 min of correct clock

So, the correct time is 28 hours 48 min past 6 am, i.e. 48 min past 10.

A is the brother of F, who is the daughter of D.

So, A is the son of D.

P is the brother of D.

So, P is the uncle of A.

Input : novel 63 null 19 nuclear 72 25 no not 48 novice 56

Step I : nuclear novel 63 null 72 25 no not 48 novice 56 91

Step II : novice nuclear novel 63 null 72 no not 48 56 91 52

Step III : novel novice nuclear 63 null 72 no not 56 91 52 84

Step IV : null novel novice nuclear 63 72 no not 91 52 84 65

Step V : not null novel novice nuclear 72 no 91 52 84 65 36

Step VI : no not null novel novice nuclear 91 52 84 65 36 27

G is third to the left of E.

A = 1, B = 2, C = 3 ... Z = 26

Sum of the numbers assigned to the letters of RASICA = 18 + 1 + 19 + 9 + 3 + 1 = 51

Now, 5 + 1 = 6

Sum of the numbers assigned to the letters of DRINKS = 4 + 18 + 9 + 14 + 11 + 19 = 75

Similarly, 7 + 5 = 12

Option 4 talks about utopian (ideal) artefacts which don't relate to the context. Option 2 is incorrect as it doesn't justify the time and money spent for a fashion show. Option 1 is just a generic statement.

The least possible Venn diagram for the given statements is as follows,

Conclusion:

I. Some sign are rare → It is possible but not definite in least possible Venn diagram. Hence, it is False.

II. Some cube are rare → It is possible but not definite in least possible Venn diagram. Hence, it is False.

Hence, none follows.

Assumption II is also implicit; P assumes that Q has sufficient money to advertise his products.

Given statements
S = R ≥ Q ...(i)
P < Q ...(ii)
After combining these statements, we get
S = R ≥ Q>P
I. S ≥ P = False
As, S ≥ Q > P
So, S > P

II. R > P = True
As, R ≥ Q > P
So, R > P

Thus, 5, 24, 61, 122, 213.

n = 0 i.e 2^0-1 = 0.5

n =1 i.e 2^2-1 = 2

n = 2 i.e 2^4-1 = 8

n = 3 i.e 2^6-1 = 32

n = 4 i.e 2^8-1 = 128

n = 5 i.e 2^10-1 = 512

n =6 i.e 2^12-1 = 2048

Therefore, 2056 is the wrong number in this series.