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IBPS PO SUPER 15 Test 28
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    Direction: In the given question, four words are printed in bold and are numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4. Of these, the positions of two of these words may be incorrect and need to be exchanged to make the sentence correct. Find the two words which need to be exchanged. In case the given sentence is correct, your answer is (E) i.e. No correction required.

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    People are known to conform (1) their behaviour and decisions to change (2) to others, even for obviously (3) incorrect facts (4).
    Solutions
    "Conform" means adhere to or comply with rules, standards, or laws. The word always takes the preposition "to" after it, hence its placement in the sentence is incorrect. One can, on the other hand, change their behaviour, thus, the positions of "change" and "conform" must be interchanged.
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    Direction: In the given question, four words are printed in bold and are numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4. Of these, the positions of two of these words may be incorrect and need to be exchanged to make the sentence correct. Find the two words which need to be exchanged. In case the given sentence is correct, your answer is (E) i.e. No correction required.

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    There is some problem (1) with her back, she settled, (2) as she agreed (3) back on the sofa to relax, but was reluctant (4) to get any medical help.
    Solutions
    You do not agree back on a sofa, you lie back on it or settle back on it. Thus, the positions of "agreed" and "settled" should be interchanged. The position of the other two words is correct. Hence, option D is the correct answer.
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    Direction: In the given question, four words are printed in bold and are numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4. Of these, the positions of two of these words may be incorrect and need to be exchanged to make the sentence correct. Find the two words which need to be exchanged. In case the given sentence is correct, your answer is (E) i.e. No correction required.

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    A 40-year-old cab driver was past (1) dead in his vehicle by three men in a car after the side (2) mirrors of the two vehicles allegedly (3) brushed shot (4) each other in south Delhi’s Kotla Mubarakpur on Sunday morning.
    Solutions
    Allegedly- reportedly
    "Side mirrors" is a correct term and an event can reportedly take place. Thus (2) and (3) are correct words. The word "past" does not make any sense at (1). One is not "past dead". Similarly, "shot" is incorrect at (4). You "brush past" each other. Hence the (1) and (4) must be interchanged and option B is the correct answer.
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    Direction: In the given question, four words are printed in bold and are numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4. Of these, the positions of two of these words may be incorrect and need to be exchanged to make the sentence correct. Find the two words which need to be exchanged. In case the given sentence is correct, your answer is (E), i.e. 'No correction required'.

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    He was glamour (1) with the varied play (2) of the waterfalls, but no delighted (3) blinded him to the squalor of Swiss peasant (4) life.
    Solutions
    The auxiliary verb 'was' should be followed by a main verb. So, 'glamour' which is a noun is incorrect at (1). At (3) two verbs 'delighted and blinded' are placed together without a punctuation. Placing 'delighted' at (1) and 'glamour' at (3) makes the sentence grammatically and contextually correct. So glamour and delighted should be exchanged. Thus, option C is the correct answer.
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    Direction: In the given question, four words are printed in bold and are numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4. Of these, the positions of two of these words may be incorrect and need to be exchanged to make the sentence grammatically correct and contextually meaningful. Find the two words which need to be exchanged. In case the given sentence is correct, your answer is (E), i.e., 'No exchange required'.

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    More than a week after the passing (1) began subsiding, animal carcasses are still floating (2) in Kerala’s backwaters, and in places a nauseating (3) stench rises like a wall when the wake from a floodwater (4) boat breaks the surface.
    Solutions
    Subsiding means a reduction in something. In this case, ‘floodwater’ seems to be the correct option for 1 as the floodwater can be assumed to recede or subside. So 1 and 4 must be interchanged. The correct answer is option B.
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    Direction: The given Bar graph represents the number of students passed in the annual examination from class 6th to 10th of Viswanathan Public school and there are total 1750 students in the school and each class has 350 students. study the graph and answer the following questions.

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    What is the percentage of passed students from class 6th and 8th together of the total number of passed students from all the classes together?

    Solutions

    From the given graph, the number of passed students of Class 6th = 225

    Total number of passed students of class 8th = 305

    Total number of passed students of 6th and 8th together = 225 + 305 = 530

    Now, total number of passed students of all the classes 6th to 10th = 225+ 312+ 305+ 240+ 310 = 1392

    Percentage = 

    Hence, (e) is correct option.

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    Direction: The given Bar graph represents the number of students passed in the annual examination from class 6th to 10th of Viswanathan Public school and there are total 1750 students in the school and each class has 350 students. study the graph and answer the following questions.

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    If the number of students in only class 8th is increased by 10% and number of passed students in the same is increased by 20% then find out the difference between number of students passed in class 8th and number of students passed in class 6th?
    Solutions

    By the given bar graph,

    Initial number of total students in class 8th was = 350

    Now, this number increased by 10%, now students = 385

    Initially the number of passed students in class 8th = 305

    After increase of 20%, number of passed students = 305 + 61 = 366

    Number of students passed in class 8th = 366

    Number of students passed in class 6th = 225

    Difference = 366 – 225 = 141

    Hence, option (d) is correct.

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    Direction: The given Bar graph represents the number of students passed in the annual examination from class 6th to 10th of Viswanathan Public school and there are total 1750 students in the school and each class has 350 students. study the graph and answer the following questions.

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    After the scrutiny, the principal finds that some students of class 10th got the passing marks after doing cheating and he declared 20% of the passed students of 10th as failed and then after a bit more scrutiny, he gets to know that of the remaining students, 10 were also involved in the cheating and declared them failed as well. Find the ratio of Passed students of class 10th to the passed students of class 9th.
    Solutions

    From the graph, initially, total number of passed students = 310

    Now, due to cheating principal declared 20% as failed.

    Now passed students = 310 – 20% of 310

    = 310 – 62 = 248

    After more scrutiny of the remaining students 10 were also involved,

    Hence, now passed students = 248 – 10 = 238

    Now passed students of class 10th = 238

    Passed students of class 9th = 240

    Ratio = 238: 240 = 119: 120

    Hence, option (a) is correct.

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    Direction: The given Bar graph represents the number of students passed in the annual examination from class 6th to 10th of Viswanathan Public school and there are total 1750 students in the school and each class has 350 students. study the graph and answer the following questions.

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    If the number of total students in the school is increased by 20% and the number of passed students in class 6th to 10th increased by 20%, 25%, 20% 10% and 10% respectively, then find out the percentage of total passed students to the number of total students in the school?
    Solutions

    The total number of students in the school is = 1750

    Now, after 20 % increase in students, total number = 1750+350 = 2100

    Now, number of passed students in 6th initially = 225

    After increase of 20% = 225+45 = 270

    Number of passed students in class 7th initially = 312

    After increase of 25% = 312 +78 = 390

    Number of passed students in class 8th initially= 305

    After increase of 20%= 305 +61 = 366

    Number of passed students in class 9th initially = 240

    After increase of 10%= 240 +24 = 264

    Number of passed students of class 10th = 310

    After increase of 10% = 310 +31 = 341

    Number of total passed students = 270+390+366+264+341 = 1631

    Percentage =

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    Direction: The given Bar graph represents the number of students passed in the annual examination from class 6th to 10th of Viswanathan Public school and there are total 1750 students in the school and each class has 350 students. study the graph and answer the following questions.

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    If X more students took admission in class 6th and they all are passed. Now passed students in class 6th is 10% more than students passed in class 9th, find out the value of X.
    Solutions

    The number of Passed students in 6th initially = 225

    Now, it is given that, X more students took admission, and they all are passed

    Now number of students who are passed in class 6th = 225+X

    Number of passed students in class 9th = 240

    225 + X = 240 +24 = 264

    X = 39

    Hence, option (a) is correct.

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    Eight persons M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are staying on an eight storey building. Lowermost floor is numbered 1 and top most floor is numbered 8. M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an odd numbered floor below 5th floor. Two floors are there between M and R. S is going to visit Pune and lives on an even numbered floor above R’s floor. O lives just below S but not on 5th floor. The number of floors above O is same as the number of floors below Q, who is going to visit Indore. Two floors are there between Q and N. N is somewhere below R. The one who is going to visit Delhi lives above N on an even numbered floor. The one who is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor.

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    If T is going to visit Goa, then who among the following person lives on the 4th floor?
    Solutions
    M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an odd numbered floor below 5th floor. So M either lives on 1st or 3rd floor. The one who is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor so M lives on 3rd floor. Two floors are between M and R. So R lives on 6th floor. S is going to visit Pune and lives on an even numbered floor above R’s floor. So S lives on 8th floor. O lives just below S so O lives on 7th floor. The number of floors above O is same as below Q who is going to visit Indore. Only one floor is above O so Q lives on 2nd floor. Two floors are between Q and N. So N lives on 5th floor. The one who is going to visit Delhi lives above N on an even numbered floor so R is going to visit Delhi.
    Here is the final table:

    If T is going to visit Goa then T lives on 1st floor then P lives on 4th floor.
    Hence, option A.
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    Eight persons M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are staying on an eight storey building. Lowermost floor is numbered 1 and top most floor is numbered 8. M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an odd numbered floor below 5th floor. Two floors are there between M and R. S is going to visit Pune and lives on an even numbered floor above R’s floor. O lives just below S but not on 5th floor. The number of floors above O is same as the number of floors below Q, who is going to visit Indore. Two floors are there between Q and N. N is somewhere below R. The one who is going to visit Delhi lives above N on an even numbered floor. The one who is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor.

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    If the one who is going to visit Kolkata lives above R’s floor then who among the following person is going to visit Kolkata?
    Solutions
    M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an odd numbered floor below 5th floor. So M either lives on 1st or 3rd floor. The one who is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor so M lives on 3rd floor. Two floors are between M and R. So R lives on 6th floor. S is going to visit Pune and lives on an even numbered floor above R’s floor. So S lives on 8th floor. O lives just below S so O lives on 7th floor. The number of floors above O is same as below Q who is going to visit Indore. Only one floor is above O so Q lives on 2nd floor. Two floors are between Q and N. So N lives on 5th floor. The one who is going to visit Delhi lives above N on an even numbered floor so R is going to visit Delhi.
    Here is the final table:

    Then O is going to visit Kolkata.
    Hence, option B.
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    Eight persons M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are staying on an eight storey building. Lowermost floor is numbered 1 and top most floor is numbered 8. M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an odd numbered floor below 5th floor. Two floors are there between M and R. S is going to visit Pune and lives on an even numbered floor above R’s floor. O lives just below S but not on 5th floor. The number of floors above O is same as the number of floors below Q, who is going to visit Indore. Two floors are there between Q and N. N is somewhere below R. The one who is going to visit Delhi lives above N on an even numbered floor. The one who is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor.

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    Which of the following combination is correct?
    Solutions
    M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an odd numbered floor below 5th floor. So M either lives on 1st or 3rd floor. The one who is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor so M lives on 3rd floor. Two floors are between M and R. So R lives on 6th floor. S is going to visit Pune and lives on an even numbered floor above R’s floor. So S lives on 8th floor. O lives just below S so O lives on 7th floor. The number of floors above O is same as below Q who is going to visit Indore. Only one floor is above O so Q lives on 2nd floor. Two floors are between Q and N. So N lives on 5th floor. The one who is going to visit Delhi lives above N on an even numbered floor so R is going to visit Delhi.
    Here is the final table:

    Q lives on 2nd floor.
    Hence, option C.
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    Eight persons M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are staying on an eight storey building. Lowermost floor is numbered 1 and top most floor is numbered 8. M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an odd numbered floor below 5th floor. Two floors are there between M and R. S is going to visit Pune and lives on an even numbered floor above R’s floor. O lives just below S but not on 5th floor. The number of floors above O is same as the number of floors below Q, who is going to visit Indore. Two floors are there between Q and N. N is somewhere below R. The one who is going to visit Delhi lives above N on an even numbered floor. The one who is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor.

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    How many people are living between Q and R?
    Solutions
    M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an odd numbered floor below 5th floor. So M either lives on 1st or 3rd floor. The one who is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor so M lives on 3rd floor. Two floors are between M and R. So R lives on 6th floor. S is going to visit Pune and lives on an even numbered floor above R’s floor. So S lives on 8th floor. O lives just below S so O lives on 7th floor. The number of floors above O is same as below Q who is going to visit Indore. Only one floor is above O so Q lives on 2nd floor. Two floors are between Q and N. So N lives on 5th floor. The one who is going to visit Delhi lives above N on an even numbered floor so R is going to visit Delhi.
    Here is the final table:

    Three persons are living between them.
    Hence, option D.
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    Eight persons M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are staying on an eight storey building. Lowermost floor is numbered 1 and top most floor is numbered 8. M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an odd numbered floor below 5th floor. Two floors are there between M and R. S is going to visit Pune and lives on an even numbered floor above R’s floor. O lives just below S but not on 5th floor. The number of floors above O is same as the number of floors below Q, who is going to visit Indore. Two floors are there between Q and N. N is somewhere below R. The one who is going to visit Delhi lives above N on an even numbered floor. The one who is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor.

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    Who among the following person lives on the 6th floor?
    Solutions
    M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an odd numbered floor below 5th floor. So M either lives on 1st or 3rd floor. The one who is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor so M lives on 3rd floor. Two floors are between M and R. So R lives on 6th floor. S is going to visit Pune and lives on an even numbered floor above R’s floor. So S lives on 8th floor. O lives just below S so O lives on 7th floor. The number of floors above O is same as below Q who is going to visit Indore. Only one floor is above O so Q lives on 2nd floor. Two floors are between Q and N. So N lives on 5th floor. The one who is going to visit Delhi lives above N on an even numbered floor so R is going to visit Delhi.
    Here is the final table:

    R lives on 6th floor.
    Hence, option B.
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