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MCQ Practice Test & Solutions: Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 (10 Questions)

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  • - Format: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
  • - Duration: 15 minutes
  • - Number of Questions: 10

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Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 - Question 1
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BILT has 10% market share in paper and sells 1000 pieces for Rs. 10 each. It launches a new product to captivate the customer. The overall market grows by 20% each year for the next 2 years and BILT is able to increase its market by gaining 20% market share every year for the next 2 years. It raises prices by Rs. 5 every year. The cost structure has a fixed and variable component. Its fixed costs are Rs. 5,000 every year. Variable costs are Rs. 5 in the first year and this increase by Rs. 3 every year. The market share here refers to share by volume i.e. number of items sold.
Revenus = number of items sold x price
Profits = Revenue - Total costs

Q. What is the market size in the second year?

Detailed Solution: Question 1


Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 - Question 2
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BILT has 10% market share in paper and sells 1000 pieces for Rs. 10 each. It launches a new product to captivate the customer. The overall market grows by 20% each year for the next 2 years and BILT is able to increase its market by gaining 20% market share every year for the next 2 years. It raises prices by Rs. 5 every year. The cost structure has a fixed and variable component. Its fixed costs are Rs. 5,000 every year. Variable costs are Rs. 5 in the first year and this increase by Rs. 3 every year. The market share here refers to share by volume i.e. number of items sold.
Revenus = number of items sold x price
Profits = Revenue - Total costs

Q. What is BILT’s revenue in the first year?

Detailed Solution: Question 2


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Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 - Question 3
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BILT has 10% market share in paper and sells 1000 pieces for Rs. 10 each. It launches a new product to captivate the customer. The overall market grows by 20% each year for the next 2 years and BILT is able to increase its market by gaining 20% market share every year for the next 2 years. It raises prices by Rs. 5 every year. The cost structure has a fixed and variable component. Its fixed costs are Rs. 5,000 every year. Variable costs are Rs. 5 in the first year and this increase by Rs. 3 every year. The market share here refers to share by volume i.e. number of items sold.
Revenus = number of items sold x price
Profits = Revenue - Total costs

Q. What was BILT’s average revenue over the 3 years?

Detailed Solution: Question 3


Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 - Question 4
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BILT has 10% market share in paper and sells 1000 pieces for Rs. 10 each. It launches a new product to captivate the customer. The overall market grows by 20% each year for the next 2 years and BILT is able to increase its market by gaining 20% market share every year for the next 2 years. It raises prices by Rs. 5 every year. The cost structure has a fixed and variable component. Its fixed costs are Rs. 5,000 every year. Variable costs are Rs. 5 in the first year and this increase by Rs. 3 every year. The market share here refers to share by volume i.e. number of items sold.
Revenus = number of items sold x price
Profits = Revenue - Total costs

Q. What is the profit made by the company in the third year?

Detailed Solution: Question 4


Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 - Question 5
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What use was the kabadiwala (wastepicker) to the author?

Detailed Solution: Question 5

Refer to the lines of the passage:
"When the iterant kabadiwala, collector of papers, magazines, and rejected things, visited our neighbourhood, I rushed to the house where he was doing business. He bought things at unimaginably low prices from those who’d stopped having any use for them, and I rummaged through his sacks of old magazines. Sometimes, on days when business was good, he allowed me a couple of copies of Sportsworld magazine for free. I’d run home and, ignoring my mother’s scolding, plunge right in — consuming news about India’s victory in the Benson and Hedges Cup...."

These lines clearly show that the author eagerly explored the kabadiwala’s collection of old magazines and benefited from his stock. Hence, option (b) is correct.

Option (a) is incorrect because the kabadiwala bought magazines from others, not from the author.
Option (c) is incorrect because he purchased discarded materials rather than stealing them.
Option (d) is incorrect because the passage refers to pre-liberalisation India, when online ordering was not possible.

Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 - Question 6
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What according to the author is essential about the experience of being a ‘provincial reader’?

Detailed Solution: Question 6

Refer to the lines:
“Two takeaways from these experiences have marked my understanding of the provincial reader’s life: the sense of belatedness, of everything coming late, and the desire for pleasure in language.”

The author emphasizes the temporal gap between events occurring in the wider world and their delayed arrival in provincial areas. Hence, option (c) is correct.

Option (a) is too general because the passage refers specifically to delayed ideas and information.
Option (b) is not central to the author’s argument.
Option (d) is incorrect since option (c) clearly captures the idea.

Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 - Question 7
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Why did the author feel a sense of epiphany and deep sadness?

Detailed Solution: Question 7

Refer to the lines:
“Speaking of belatedness, the awareness of having been born at the wrong time in history, of inventing things that had already been discovered elsewhere, far away, without our knowledge or cooperation, is a moment of epiphany and deep sadness.”

The sadness arises from realising that ideas considered original locally had already been developed elsewhere. Hence, option (a) is correct.

Options (b) and (c) are not supported by the passage.
Option (d) is incorrect because only option (a) aligns with the text.

Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 - Question 8
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What does the word ‘anachronistic’ as used in the passage mean?

Detailed Solution: Question 8

Refer to the lines of the passage:
“And there’s a harsh word for that sense of belatedness: ‘dated.’ What rescues it is the unpredictability of these anachronistic ‘discoveries’ — the randomness and haphazardness involved in mapping connections among thoughts and ideas, in a way that hasn’t yet been professionalised.”

The word “anachronistic” refers to something belonging to another time, especially something that is outdated or misplaced in time. In the passage, it describes discoveries that are delayed or out of sync with the present intellectual moment. Hence, option (c) is correct.

Option (a) and (b) relate to place rather than time.
Option (d) does not match the contextual meaning given in the passage.

Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 - Question 9
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Which of the following options captures the meaning of the last sentence best?

Detailed Solution: Question 9

The last sentence reads:
“What rescues it is the unpredictability of these anachronistic ‘discoveries’ — the randomness and haphazardness involved in mapping connections among thoughts and ideas, in a way that hasn’t yet been professionalised.”

This suggests that although provincial life leads to belated discoveries, it also allows for fresh, unpredictable, and original connections between ideas because they are not yet formalised or professionalised. Hence, option (b) best captures this meaning.

Option (a) is incorrect because the author does not pretend to be metropolitan.
Option (c) overstates pride and confidence, which are not central to the passage.
Option (d) is incorrect because only option (b) aligns with the meaning of the last sentence.

Daily Passage Test for CLAT -Nov 30 - Question 10
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What does the author suggest was one of the characteristics of provincial intellectual life?

Detailed Solution: Question 10

Refer to the lines:
“This, I realised as I grew older, was one of the characteristics of provincial life: that they (usually males) were saying trite things with the confidence of someone declaring them for the first time. I, therefore, grew up surrounded by would-be Newtons who claimed to have discovered gravity (again).”

These lines clearly indicate that provincial intellectual life was marked by people presenting already known ideas as if they were new discoveries. Hence, option (a) is correct.

Option (b) is incorrect because the issue was delayed access, not deliberate ignorance.
Option (c) contradicts the emphasis on belatedness.
Option (d) is incorrect because the passage stresses lack of timely access to global scholarship.

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