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IBPS PO SUPER 15 Test 53
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: In the given question, a statement with a blank is given. Fill the most suitable idiom/phrase from the given options to make the statement meaningful and complete.

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    After a spat with a fellow worker, Rishabh swore to _________ for the managerial position.
    Solutions
    Here, the sense conveyed is that Rishabh, as a consequence of an argument with a colleague, pledged that he would work very hard to attain the managerial position. So, the most appropriate idiom to be used should be "fight tooth and nail", which means to engage in vigorous combat or make a strenuous effort; fightashardas one cantoget somethingorachieveit. So, the correct answer is option E.
    Mow the lawn- cut the grass in one's lawn or yard using a mower
    Play foul- the act of playing unfairly or doing something that is against the rules
    Blow off steam- get rid of pent-up energy or strong emotion
    Burn the midnight oil- read or work late into the night
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    Direction: In the given question, a statement with a blank is given. Fill the most suitable idiom/phrase from the given options to make the statement meaningful and complete.

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    We were totally _________ when our relatives showed up this morning. We had expected them to arrive a day later.
    Solutions
    Here, the sense conveyed is that the relatives made a surprise visit and the people concerned were taken aback. Thus, option D is the most appropriate idiom to be used. Though the idiom "jaw-dropping" can convey a contextual sense, it would be grammatically incorrect if put in the blank. As a matter of fact, none of the options except D fit in the blank grammatically, so D becomes the obvious answer.

    Jaw dropping- amazing
    Jump the gun- act before the proper or appropriate time
    Make field day- to take advantage of an opportunity to do something you enjoy
    Jump out of skin- to physically recoil, flinch, or start, especially in fear or surprise.
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: In the given question, a statement with a blank is given. Fill the most suitable idiom/phrase from the given options to make the statement meaningful and complete.

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    Teenagers function in a different way. It's best to __________ and not enforce your ideas on them.
    Solutions
    Here, it is being said that teenagers should not be forced to do things and one should be easy with them. So the most appropriate idiom would be "cut them some slack", which means to be less critical of someone's behaviour or performance than usual. So, the correct answer is option E.
    Go gold- If a recording of a popular song, or of a collection of popular songs, goes gold, it sells a large number of copies.
    Go bananas- To become irrational or crazy.
    Let fly with- To give a very quick or sudden response, especially some critical or sarcastic remark.
    Get their goats- To make someone annoyed or angry.
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: In the given question, a statement with a blank is given. Fill the most suitable idiom/phrase from the given options to make the statement meaningful and complete.

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    Old age seems to be taking a heavy toll on Mr. Biswas. He seems to be __________.
    Solutions
    Here, an effect of old age is being talked about. So, the most appropriate idiom would be "losing his marbles", which means to go crazy or become unsound. Thus, option E is the correct answer.
    Going gaga- to receive positively or react to with enthusiasm to an excessive degree.
    Going gangbusters- To happen with a lot of energy and enthusiasm.
    Coming and going- busy, active movements of many people, especially in and out of a place.
    Going a long way- to be adequate or helpful for a significant amount of time.
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    Direction: A sentence with one blank is given, indicating that something has been omitted. Choose the word that best fits in the blank making the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful.

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    Anti-poverty programmes work only when they are __________ by other enabling changes, each of which addresses key elements of the poverty syndrome in India.
    Solutions
    Grammatically and contextually, 'accompanied' is the most appropriate filler. 'Enabling' means to make someone able to do something, or to make something possible. With reference to 'enabling changes' options such as 'Caught' which means to seize or take hold, 'Covet' which means to yearn to possess (something, especially something belonging to another), 'Discouraged' and 'Feared' are incorrect. So, the correct answer is option D.
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    Direction: In the following question two equations are given. You have to solve both and establish the relation between given variables:

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    I. 
    II.
    Solutions
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    Direction: In the following question, two equations are given in variables X and Y. You have to solve these equations and determine relation between X and Y.

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    I. 18x2 +18x +4 =0
    II. 12y2 +29y +14 =0
    Solutions
    I. 18x2 +18x +4 =0
    9x2 +9x +2 =0
    9x2 +3x + 6x +2 = 0
    (3x+1) (3x+2) =0
    x = ,
    II. 12y2 +29y +14 = 0
    12y2 +21y +8y +14 = 0
    (4y+7) (3y+2) = 0
    Y = ,
    x ≥ y
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    Direction: In the following question two equations are given in variables X and Y. You have to solve these equations and determine relation between X and Y.

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    I.
    II.
    Solutions
    I.

    Changing sign,
    II.

    Changing sign
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    Direction: In the following question two equations numbered I and II are given. You have to solve both the equations and answer the question.

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    I.
    II.
    Solutions
    3x + 5y = 28 -------eqn 1 (*3)
    8x – 3y = 42 -------eqn 2 (*5) 
    Thus 9x+ 15y = 84
    40x – 15y = 210
    Solving the two eqns simultaneously
    49x = 294
    X = 6
    and y = 2
    Thus x > y
    Hence option A is correct
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: In the following question, there are two equations. Solve the equations and answer accordingly:

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    I. 721x2 – 657x2= 256
    II. y3 – 14y3 = 16
    Solutions
    I. 721x2 – 657x2= 256
    => 64x2 = 256
    => x2 = 4 So x =
    II. y3 – 14y3 = 16
    => 16y3 – 14y3 = 16
    => 2y3 =16 So y =2
    So x
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

    In a certain code language,

    ‘guess the relation correct’ is written as ‘U2D D5S S4M H3R’. 
    ‘have same stylus around’ is written as ‘T5R B3C I2D T2D’.
    ‘loved way for handle’ is written as ‘G2Q X2X I4D M3C’.
    ‘give them money’ is written as ‘U3L N3X H2D’.

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    Which of the following code for ‘apprentice’?
    Solutions
    In this code language, there are some letters given we have to find the exact code used for them.
    Example- Relation
    Step I- first increase the first letter by one alphabet i.e. S, then count the number of consonants in the whole word i.e. 4
    Step II- then decrease the last letter by one alphabet M.
    So, ‘relation’ is coded as ‘S4M’.
    So, apprentice is coded like above rule- ‘B6D’
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

    In a certain code language,

    ‘guess the relation correct’ is written as ‘U2D D5S S4M H3R’. 
    ‘have same stylus around’ is written as ‘T5R B3C I2D T2D’.
    ‘loved way for handle’ is written as ‘G2Q X2X I4D M3C’.
    ‘give them money’ is written as ‘U3L N3X H2D’.

    ...view full instructions

    Which of the following code for ‘hypocritic’?
    Solutions
    In this code language, there are some letters given we have to find the exact code used for them.
    Example- Relation
    Step I- first increase the first letter by one alphabet i.e. S, then count the number of consonants in the whole word i.e. 4
    Step II- then decrease the last letter by one alphabet M.
    So, ‘relation’ is coded as ‘S4M’.
    So, hypocritic is coded like above rule- ‘I7B’
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

    In a certain code language,

    ‘guess the relation correct’ is written as ‘U2D D5S S4M H3R’. 
    ‘have same stylus around’ is written as ‘T5R B3C I2D T2D’.
    ‘loved way for handle’ is written as ‘G2Q X2X I4D M3C’.
    ‘give them money’ is written as ‘U3L N3X H2D’.

    ...view full instructions

    In the given code language, what does the code ‘D4R’ stand for?
    Solutions
    In this code language, there are some letters given we have to find the exact code used for them.
    Example- Relation
    Step I- first increase the first letter by one alphabet i.e. S, then count the number of consonants in the whole word i.e. 4
    Step II- then decrease the last letter by one alphabet M.
    So, ‘relation’ is coded as ‘S4M’.
    So, causals is coded like above rule- ‘D4R’
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

    In a certain code language,

    ‘guess the relation correct’ is written as ‘U2D D5S S4M H3R’. 
    ‘have same stylus around’ is written as ‘T5R B3C I2D T2D’.
    ‘loved way for handle’ is written as ‘G2Q X2X I4D M3C’.
    ‘give them money’ is written as ‘U3L N3X H2D’.

    ...view full instructions

    Which of the following code for ‘right hand side’?
    Solutions
    In this code language, there are some letters given we have to find the exact code used for them.
    Example- Relation
    Step I- first increase the first letter by one alphabet i.e. S, then count the number of consonants in the whole word i.e. 4
    Step II- then decrease the last letter by one alphabet M.
    So, ‘relation’ is coded as ‘S4M’.
    So, right hand side is coded like above rule- ‘I3C T2D S4S’
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

    In a certain code language,

    ‘guess the relation correct’ is written as ‘U2D D5S S4M H3R’. 
    ‘have same stylus around’ is written as ‘T5R B3C I2D T2D’.
    ‘loved way for handle’ is written as ‘G2Q X2X I4D M3C’.
    ‘give them money’ is written as ‘U3L N3X H2D’.

    ...view full instructions

    Which of the following code for ‘gamble’?
    Solutions
    In this code language, there are some letters given we have to find the exact code used for them.
    Example- Relation
    Step I- first increase the first letter by one alphabet i.e. S, then count the number of consonants in the whole word i.e. 4
    Step II- then decrease the last letter by one alphabet M.
    So, ‘relation’ is coded as ‘S4M’.
    So, gamble is coded like above rule- ‘H4D’
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