Question 1

Directions: A question is followed by two statements numbered (1) and (2). Using the

information provided and general knowledge, decide whether the information given is

sufficient to solve the problem.

The price of a glass bow1 and a plastic bowl is $6 and $2, respectively. How many bowls did the man

purchase?

(1) The man paid $130 for the bowls.

(2) The average cost of all bowls is $3.20 more than the price of a plastic bowl.

Options :

A : Statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) ALONE is not sufficient

B : Statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) ALONE is not sufficient

C : BOTH statements TOGETHER are sufficient but NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient

D : EACH statement ALONE is sufficient

E : Statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient

Answer: A

Question 2

Directions: Understand the logic being used in the working of a machine as shown below and apply the same logic to the New Input to answer the question that follows.

The machine made a strange buzzing sound if the output was reached in one step, a beep if the output was reached in two steps, a jingle if the output was reached in three steps. Strangely, the machine made no noise if the output was reached in Step 4. For the input shown above, the machine made a long strange booting noise at the output stage.

Would the machine produce a sound at the end of the cycle?

Options :

A : Yes, the machine would beep

B : Yes, the machine would make a jingle sound

C : Yes, the machine would make a strange buzzing sound

D : No, there would be no noise that the machine would make

E : Yes, the machine would make a long strange booting noise

Answer: C

Question 3

TT Phones is a leading global mobile manufacturing company. In the year 2014-2015, Country X registered a

sales growth of 128% of TT Phones over the previous year, whereas TT Phones’ largest market Country Y

registered a growth of 34%. The budget allocated for sales and promotions in Country X is two times that

allocated for Country Y. In spite of this, the actual numbers of mobile phone units expected to be sold in

Country X and Y are 1.83 million and 4.65 million respectively in the year 2015-16.

Which of the following can be inferred from the above statements?

Options :

A : Country X is the second largest market for TT Phones

B : The price of TT Phones is different in Country X and Country Y

C : The population of Country Y is more than the population of Country X

D : TT Phones has more mobile sales growth rate than any other manufacturer in Country X

E :

Country X has a lower base value on which growth is being calculated with respect to the base value of Country Y

Answer: B

Question 4

The probability that Event X happens in one trial of an experiment is 0.19. Three independent trials of the

experiment are performed. What is the probability that Event X happens at least once?

Options :

A : 0.47

B : 0.50

C : 0.51

D : 0.54

E : 0.57

Answer: C

Question 5

Directions: Given statement(s) is/are followed by a number of assumptions. An assumption is something supposed or taken for granted. Read all the assumptions and decide which one(s) is/are implicit in the given statement(s). In the festive season cops should start a drive against drunken-driving to prevent serious accidents. The argument above assumes that:

Options :

A : drivers generally drink and drive

B : during the festive season people drink a lot

C : one always drives after drinking during the festive season

D : cases of drunken-driving have been on the rise during the festive seasons

E : drunken-driving is the cause of many accidents that happen during the festive season

Answer: D

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