MCQ: Problem Solving - SSC CGL MCQ
10 Questions MCQ Test - MCQ: Problem Solving
You are in the charge of assisting trainees of the traffic control department to make decisions related to on-the-spot punishment for the violations of traffic rules. While patrolling during the night your trainee came across a car without rear lights. The trainee ordered the driver to stop the car and conducted a detailed inquiry. Driver revealed that he is the owner of the car in question and does two jobs; one during the day and one during the early night to save money for providing quality education for his two twin daughters and thus failed to notice the situation. He also produced all the documents related to his claims. The trainee ordered him to pay quite a big amount as a fine. The driver started pleading repeatedly that he did not violate the rule knowingly and will be careful hereafter, The trainee requests you to suggest a solution. You will suggest that,
You have been appointed as the head of the office that allocates funds for promoting innovations in all walks of life by a corporation under the CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) scheme. You have received two proposals and as a rule, you need to select only one of these. One organization aims at assisting people for becoming spiritual irrespective of religion, caste, or creed, using innovative yoga practices. The head of this organization is the guru of one of the influential leaders from the city and he is pressurizing you to select his proposal. Another enterprise of young entrepreneurs wants to develop tools for sanitation workers who maintain the city clean on no-profit basis. With some demonstrations, the enterprise guarantees that their tools will help workers to handle all sort of dirt without getting dirty and save them from becoming prone to various diseases. You will,
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Recently you are appointed as the head of a department that looks after conserving trees in the area and prevention of illegal transport of logs. While traveling by public bus you got a chance to hear a conversation between fellow passengers occupying the next seats. They were praising the work of your predecessor who is now promoted as the state-wide head of the department. According to their discussion, your predecessor was a very good person, who never took bribes and did not prosecute persons for cutting trees in the area. He never objected to cutting trees even though in many instances it was illegal. You would,
There are 7 friends F1, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, and F7 with two-digit consecutive roll numbers such that all of them are composite and there is no prime roll number in between them. What is F2's roll number if none of the numbers exceed 100 and the friends are sitting in ascending order?
Which two signs need to be interchanged to make the following equation correct?
5 × 4 + 12 - 3 ÷ 6 = 18.
Rahul invests his savings, which is Rs. 25,000 in his bank that pays 7 per cent annual interest. How much will he earn by way of interest in one year?
In a company there are 3 departments - IT, HR and Help Desk. In the IT department there are 125 employees and in the HR department the number of employees is 1/5th of IT. The helpdesk department has 20 employees less than total employees in IT and HR together. What is the total number of employees working in all three departments?
Aravind and Biswanath start at the same time from their hostel and go to the ground with speeds of 30 km/h and 60 km/h, respectively. If Aravind takes 20 minutes longer than Biswanath to reach the ground, then find the distance between their hostel and the ground.
In a fruit market, watermelon costs Rs 25 per fruit, mango costs Rs 20 per fruit, an apple costs Rs 15 per fruit, and orange costs Rs 10 per fruit. If Indu bought 2 watermelons, 5 mangoes, 3 apples, and some oranges and paid a bill of Rs 285, what was the number of oranges purchased by her?
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