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Data Interpretation Questions For Practice

Directions (1 – 5): Study the following questions and choose the correct answer.

State-wise production of different crops for the year 1993-94 (in million tonnes)

1. W.B. produces approximately what percent of the total rice produced in India?

12.2%

13.5%

18%

15%

None of these

2. The amount of wheat produced by U.P. is more than the amount of wheat produced by the other four states listed in
the table, by

6.97 m tonnes

6.16 m tonnes

5.52 m tonnes

5.89 m tonnes

None of these

3. What percentage of the total wheat production was produced by states other than those who are not given in the
table?

38%

42%

48%

58%

None of these

4. U.P. produced approximately what percent of the all India production of all the three crops taken together?
27.75%

26.2%

24.18%

22.52%

None of these

5. Which of the following statements is true?

U.P. was the top producer of all three crops.

M.P. ranked third in the production of all three crops.

Maharashtra was the lowest producer of rice.

Haryana was the lowest producer of wheat.

None of these

Directions (06 – 10): These questions are based on the following pie graph.

Spending Pattern of an Average Worker

Spending patterns of hard workers 100% = Rs. 3500


Spending Pattern of Mr. Hardworker

06. For the categories that are common for both, for which category does Mr. Hard Worker spend more than the average
worker?

Rent

Durables

Semi-durables

Entertainment

None of these

07. How much does Mr Hard Worker spend on categories that are not included in the spending pattern of an average
worker?

Rs. 100

Rs. 225

Rs. 525

Rs. 450

None of these

08. The additional saving of 5% of Mr Hard Worker comes from his savings under?

Food

Repayment of loans
Misc.

Data inadequate

None of these

09. If the salary of Mr Hard Worker is increased by 20% and his expenses under all the heads remain the same, what will
be his percentage savings?

10%

15%

20%

25%

None of these

10. Which of the following is definitely true?

I. Mr. Hard worker has a smaller family than the average worker.

II. Mr. Hard worker has not borrowed any money.

III. Mr. Hard worker spends less on necessities and more on comforts

I only

II only

I, II and III only

Data inadequate

None of these

Directions (11 – 15): Study the following table and answer the following questions:

11. What was the ratio of the number of females, in Bank P in the year 1995, the number of males in bank M is the year
1996 and the number of females in Bank N in the year 1995?
11 : 5 : 9

12 : 5 : 7

11 : 6 : 8

12 : 5 : 9

11 : 5 : 8

12. What was the average number of male employees working in all the Banks together in 1994?

450

475

385

300

None of these

13. If 20 percent of female and 30 percent of male employees in Bank N in the year 1994 were handicapped, then what
was the total number of handicapped candidates in the Bank in that year?

185

170

190

195

None of these

14. What was the total number of females working in Bank M in the year 1997, females working in Bank N in the year
1995 and males working in Bank P in the year 1996 together?

1500

1550

1450

1400

None of these

15. Total number of female employees working in Bank O over the year together was approximately what percentage of
the total number of employees working in the year 1997 in all the Banks?

45

50

55

Cannot be determined
None of these

Directions (16 – 20): Study the following graph carefully to answer the questions:

Quantity of Onion (in hundred tonnes) Purchased by three Dealers over the years

16. The percentage rise in the purchase of onions from the previous year was the maximum during which year for dealer
Q?

2003

2004

2005

2007

None of these

17. What is the average purchase of Onions by dealer Q for all the years? (in hundred tones rounded off to two digits
after decimal)

571.42

667.14

766.67

756.57

None of these
18. Total Onions purchased by dealer P for all the years is approximately what percent of the total onions purchased by
dealer Q for all the years?

128

139

68

82.5

72

19. What is the percent increase in the purchase of onions from dealer R from 2003 to 2007?

150

133.33

33.33

50

None of these

20. What is the ratio of the total quantity of onions purchased by all three dealers in 2002 to that in 2004?

51 : 29

9 : 40

29 : 51

29 : 42

None of these

Solutions

01. b 02. b 03. b 04. d 05. a

06. c 07. c 08. d 09. d 10. b

11. e 12. b 13. e 14. a 15. c

16. d 17. a 18. d 19. e 20. d

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