MS & PHD BATCH 2
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Complete the sentence by choosing the best option.
Munawar ______ he was meeting a friend in the restaurant.
has said
said
say
says
Complete the sentence by choosing the best option.
Grass is ______ greener on the other side of fence.*
always
hardly
never
sometimes
Complete the sentence by choosing the best option.
The workers were _________ by firemen from an upper story of a building on fire.
delivered
helped
rescued
transported
Complete the sentence by choosing the best option.
I need a thread and needle to stitch the button that has come ______.
away
in
of
off
Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in
the original pair in capital letters.
PRACTICING: EXPERTISE::
eating: nutrition
exercising: strength
growing: health
thinking: logic
Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in
the original pair in capital letters.
CHIMNEY: SMOKE::
guest: meal
kitchen: food
nozzle: water
soap: wash
Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in
the original pair in capital letters.
STOCKING: LEG::
ankle: foot
button: lapel
glove: hand
waistband: skirt
Select if the original is best; otherwise choose the correct phrase from the options.
If I am blunt, I am “actually” honest.
If I am blunt, I am actually honest
If I am blunt, I am also honest
If I am blunt, I am at least honest
If I am blunt, I very honest
Select if the original is best; otherwise choose the correct phrase from the options.
We’ve reached our destination so please “come out of” the bus.
We’ve reached our destination so please come out of the bus
We’ve reached our destination so please get down the bus
We’ve reached our destination so please get off the bus
We’ve reached our destination so please get out from the bus
Select if the original is best; otherwise choose the correct phrase from the options.
Rabia will play the music and we can sing “along” the tune.
Rabia will play the music and we can sing along the tune
Rabia will play the music and we can sing as the tune
Rabia will play the music and we can sing to the tune
Rabia will play the music and we can sing with the tune
Choose the lettered word or phrase that is MOST NEARLY OPPOSITE in meaning to
the word in capital letters.
The baby’s face was SMUDGED and not _______.
beautiful
clean
painted
swollen
Choose the lettered word or phrase that is MOST NEARLY OPPOSITE in meaning to
the word in capital letters.
If something is FICTITIOUS it is not _________.
clear
expensive
free
natural
Choose the lettered word or phrase that is MOST NEARLY OPPOSITE in meaning to
the word in capital letters.
A PERENNIAL situation does not _________.
change
exist
happen
last
Choose the lettered word or phrase that is MOST NEARLY SIMILAR in meaning to the
word in capital letters.
The show was no doubt CAPTIVATING. I was really _______ by the performance of the
actors.
bored
fascinated
irritated
nervous
Choose the lettered word or phrase that is MOST NEARLY SIMILAR in meaning to the
word in capital letters.
No one appreciated Adam’s CHURLISH attitude. He was being very ________.
foolish
happy
quiet
rude
Choose the lettered word or phrase that is MOST NEARLY SIMILAR in meaning to the
word in capital letters.
The little girl felt LONESOME in the boarding house.
Bored
Curious
Isolated
Worried
Read the passage carefully and answer the question.
I designed, after my first voyage, to spend the rest of my days in Baghdad, but it was no
longer I grew weary of an indolent life, and I put to sea a second time, with merchants of
known probity. We embarked on board of a good ship, and after recommending
ourselves to God, set sail. One day we landed on an island covered with several sorts
of fruit trees, but we could see neither man nor animal. We walked in the meadows,
along the streams that watered them. Whilst some diverted themselves with gathering
flowers, and other fruits, I took my provisions, and sat down near a stream betwixt two
high trees, which afforded a delightful shade. I made a good meal and afterwards fell
asleep. I cannot tell how long I slept, but when I woke up the ship was no longer in view.
In this sad condition, I was ready to die with grief. I cried out in agony, beat my head
and breast, and threw myself upon the ground where I lay sometimes, overwhelmed by
a rushing current of thoughts, each more distressing than the last. When I gazed
towards the sea, I could discern nothing but sky and water; but looking over the land I
beheld something white; and coming down, I took what provisions I had left, and went
toward the object, which was so distant that at first, I could not distinguish what it was.
The narrator found life on land is very ________.
busy
dangerous
different
slow
Read the passage carefully and answer the question.
I designed, after my first voyage, to spend the rest of my days in Baghdad, but it was no
longer I grew weary of an indolent life, and I put to sea a second time, with merchants of
known probity. We embarked on board of a good ship, and after recommending
ourselves to God, set sail. One day we landed on an island covered with several sorts
of fruit trees, but we could see neither man nor animal. We walked in the meadows,
along the streams that watered them. Whilst some diverted themselves with gathering
flowers, and other fruits, I took my provisions, and sat down near a stream betwixt two
high trees, which afforded a delightful shade. I made a good meal and afterwards fell
asleep. I cannot tell how long I slept, but when I woke up the ship was no longer in view.
In this sad condition, I was ready to die with grief. I cried out in agony, beat my head
and breast, and threw myself upon the ground where I lay sometimes, overwhelmed by
a rushing current of thoughts, each more distressing than the last. When I gazed
towards the sea, I could discern nothing but sky and water; but looking over the land I
beheld something white; and coming down, I took what provisions I had left, and went
toward the object, which was so distant that at first, I could not distinguish what it was.
The word ‘probity’ means ________.
business
merchandise
reputation
wealth
Read the passage carefully and answer the question.
I designed, after my first voyage, to spend the rest of my days in Baghdad, but it was no
longer I grew weary of an indolent life, and I put to sea a second time, with merchants of
known probity. We embarked on board of a good ship, and after recommending
ourselves to God, set sail. One day we landed on an island covered with several sorts
of fruit trees, but we could see neither man nor animal. We walked in the meadows,
along the streams that watered them. Whilst some diverted themselves with gathering
flowers, and other fruits, I took my provisions, and sat down near a stream betwixt two
high trees, which afforded a delightful shade. I made a good meal and afterwards fell
asleep. I cannot tell how long I slept, but when I woke up the ship was no longer in view.
In this sad condition, I was ready to die with grief. I cried out in agony, beat my head
and breast, and threw myself upon the ground where I lay sometimes, overwhelmed by
a rushing current of thoughts, each more distressing than the last. When I gazed
towards the sea, I could discern nothing but sky and water; but looking over the land I
beheld something white; and coming down, I took what provisions I had left, and went
toward the object, which was so distant that at first, I could not distinguish what it was.
The island was strange because ________.
it contained meadows and streams
it made ships disappear
it was covered with fruit trees
there were no humans and animals
Read the passage carefully and answer the question.
I designed, after my first voyage, to spend the rest of my days in Baghdad, but it was no
longer I grew weary of an indolent life, and I put to sea a second time, with merchants of
known probity. We embarked on board of a good ship, and after recommending
ourselves to God, set sail. One day we landed on an island covered with several sorts
of fruit trees, but we could see neither man nor animal. We walked in the meadows,
along the streams that watered them. Whilst some diverted themselves with gathering
flowers, and other fruits, I took my provisions, and sat down near a stream betwixt two
high trees, which afforded a delightful shade. I made a good meal and afterwards fell
asleep. I cannot tell how long I slept, but when I woke up the ship was no longer in view.
In this sad condition, I was ready to die with grief. I cried out in agony, beat my head
and breast, and threw myself upon the ground where I lay sometimes, overwhelmed by
a rushing current of thoughts, each more distressing than the last. When I gazed
towards the sea, I could discern nothing but sky and water; but looking over the land I
beheld something white; and coming down, I took what provisions I had left, and went
toward the object, which was so distant that at first, I could not distinguish what it was.
The narrator was left alone because he ________.
chose to stay in the island
did not gather flowers and fruits
lost his way on the island
went to sleep
All the streets of a city are either perpendicular or parallel to one another. The streets
are all straight. Streets N, O, P, Q and R are parallel to one another. Streets S, T, U, V,
W, X and Y are parallel to one another.
Street N is 1 km east of Street O.
Street O is 1/2 km west of Street P.
Street Q is 1 km west of Street R.
Street S is 1/2 km south of Street T.
Street U is 1 km north of Street V.
Street W is 1/2 km north of Street X.
Street W is 1 km south of Street Y.
If W is parallel to U and W is 1/2 km south of V and 1 km north of T, then which two
streets would be 1 and 1/2 km apart?
U and W
V and S
V and T
W and V
All the streets of a city are either perpendicular or parallel to one another. The streets
are all straight. Streets N, O, P, Q and R are parallel to one another. Streets S, T, U, V,
W, X and Y are parallel to one another.
Street N is 1 km east of Street O.
Street O is 1/2 km west of Street P.
Street Q is 1 km west of Street R.
Street S is 1/2 km south of Street T.
Street U is 1 km north of Street V.
Street W is 1/2 km north of Street X.
Street W is 1 km south of Street Y.
Which of the following possibilities would make two streets coincide?*
P is 1 km west of Q
Q is 1/2 km east of N
R is 1/2 km east of O
X is 1/2 km north of U
All the streets of a city are either perpendicular or parallel to one another. The streets
are all straight. Streets N, O, P, Q and R are parallel to one another. Streets S, T, U, V,
W, X and Y are parallel to one another.
Street N is 1 km east of Street O.
Street O is 1/2 km west of Street P.
Street Q is 1 km west of Street R.
Street S is 1/2 km south of Street T.
Street U is 1 km north of Street V.
Street W is 1/2 km north of Street X.
Street W is 1 km south of Street Y.
If street R is between O and P, then distance between N and Q is _____.
1.5–2 km
1.5 km
1 km
1/2 km
All the streets of a city are either perpendicular or parallel to one another. The streets
are all straight. Streets N, O, P, Q and R are parallel to one another. Streets S, T, U, V,
W, X and Y are parallel to one another.
Street N is 1 km east of Street O.
Street O is 1/2 km west of Street P.
Street Q is 1 km west of Street R.
Street S is 1/2 km south of Street T.
Street U is 1 km north of Street V.
Street W is 1/2 km north of Street X.
Street W is 1 km south of Street Y.
If R is between O and P, then which of the following is false?
P is less than 1 km from Q
Q is 1.75 km west of N
Q is less than 1 km from O
R is less than 1 km from N
All the streets of a city are either perpendicular or parallel to one another. The streets
are all straight. Streets N, O, P, Q and R are parallel to one another. Streets S, T, U, V,
W, X and Y are parallel to one another.
Street N is 1 km east of Street O.
Street O is 1/2 km west of Street P.
Street Q is 1 km west of Street R.
Street S is 1/2 km south of Street T.
Street U is 1 km north of Street V.
Street W is 1/2 km north of Street X.
Street W is 1 km south of Street Y.
Which of the following is necessarily true (given the basic clues)?
Q is 2 km west of O
Q is at least 2 km west of N
R and O intersect
Y is 1.5 km north of X
Seven friends Jibran, Kamal, Luqman, Majid, Nadeem, Owais and Pervez walk at
different times in the morning, according to the following conditions:
Jibran gets off the walk before Luqman.
Majid and Kamal both get off after Luqman.
Nadeem gets off the walk third.
Which of the following could be the order in which the seven friends get off the walk,
from first to last?
Jibran, Owais, Nadeem, Majid, Pervez, Luqman, Kamal
Kamal, Owais, Nadeem, Jibran, Luqman, Pervez, Majid
Owais, Jibran, Nadeem, Luqman, Pervez, Kamal, Majid
Owais, Pervez, Nadeem, Jibran, Kamal, Luqman, Majid
Seven friends Jibran, Kamal, Luqman, Majid, Nadeem, Owais and Pervez walk at
different times in the morning, according to the following conditions:
Jibran gets off the walk before Luqman.
Majid and Kamal both get off after Luqman.
Nadeem gets off the walk third.
All of the following could be the order in which the seven friends get off the walk, from
first to last, EXCEPT:
Jibran, Luqman, Nadeem, Kamal, Owais, Majid, Pervez
Jibran, Owais, Nadeem, Luqman, Pervez, Majid, Kamal
Owais, Pervez, Nadeem, Jibran, Luqman, Kamal, Majid
Pervez, Jibran, Nadeem, Owais, Majid, Kamal, Luqman
Seven friends Jibran, Kamal, Luqman, Majid, Nadeem, Owais and Pervez walk at
different times in the morning, according to the following conditions:
Jibran gets off the walk before Luqman.
Majid and Kamal both get off after Luqman.
Nadeem gets off the walk third.
Which of the following could never be the last one off the walk?
Kamal
Luqman
Owais
Pervez
Seven friends Jibran, Kamal, Luqman, Majid, Nadeem, Owais and Pervez walk at
different times in the morning, according to the following conditions:
Jibran gets off the walk before Luqman.
Majid and Kamal both get off after Luqman.
Nadeem gets off the walk third.
Which of the following is a complete list of everyone who could NOT be the first person
off the walk?
Jibran, Kamal, Luqman, Majid
Kamal, Luqman, Majid
Kamal, Luqman, Majid, Nadeem
Kamal, Luqman, Majid, Nadeem, Owais
It is true that increasing demand for a limited number of products drives up the price of
those products. However, if we cut tax rates, then people will retain a higher percentage
of their income and will be encouraged to work harder and produce more. Therefore,
the increase in demand resulting from greater disposable income will not result in higher
prices for the products available.
In the passage above, the author makes which of the following arguments?
Reducing taxes can fail to result in greater disposable income
Reducing taxes is likely to decrease demand
Reducing taxes is likely to result in less disposable income
Reducing taxes will not necessarily lead to increased prices
Nursing homes range from three to five stories in height. If a nursing-home room is
above the first floor, it has a fire escape.
If the above statements are true, which of the following must also be true?
Fire escapes are allowed but not required for first-floor rooms in nursing homes
First-floor rooms in nursing homes do not have fire escapes
Second-floor rooms in nursing homes have fire escapes
A farmer is preparing fruit boxes. Each box will contain exactly two kinds of dry fruits to
be selected from F, G and H and exactly three kinds of fresh fruits to be selected from
P, Q, R, S and T, with the following restrictions:
G cannot be in the same fruit box as T.
P cannot be in the same fruit box as S.
Q cannot be in the same fruit box as T.
If G is included in a fruit box, which of the following is a kind of fruit that must also be
included?
F
H
P
Q
A farmer is preparing fruit boxes. Each box will contain exactly two kinds of dry fruits to
be selected from F, G and H and exactly three kinds of fresh fruits to be selected from
P, Q, R, S and T, with the following restrictions:
G cannot be in the same fruit box as T.
P cannot be in the same fruit box as S.
Q cannot be in the same fruit box as T.
If H is NOT included in a particular fruit box, any of the following kinds of fruits can be
included EXCEPT:
P
Q
S
T
A farmer is preparing fruit boxes. Each box will contain exactly two kinds of dry fruits to
be selected from F, G and H and exactly three kinds of fresh fruits to be selected from
P, Q, R, S and T, with the following restrictions:
G cannot be in the same fruit box as T.
P cannot be in the same fruit box as S.
Q cannot be in the same fruit box as T.
Which of the following kinds of fruits must be included in each of the fruit boxes?
F
G
H
R
A farmer is preparing fruit boxes. Each box will contain exactly two kinds of dry fruits to
be selected from F, G and H and exactly three kinds of fresh fruits to be selected from
P, Q, R, S and T, with the following restrictions:
G cannot be in the same fruit box as T.
P cannot be in the same fruit box as S.
Q cannot be in the same fruit box as T.
If T is included in a fruit box, the box must also include which of the following kinds of
fruit?
F and G
F and H
G and H
P and R
What is the place value of 9 in 39642?
9
90
900
9000
Danish purchased 24 notebooks at the rate of Rs. 15.50 per notebook and 48 lead
pencils at the rate of Rs. 9.50. How much amount he has left of Rs. 1000 he paid for
things?
0
152
162
172
If f(x) = 5x + k, then what is value of k when f(-2) = 1?
-11
-9
0
11
The measurement of angles of a pentagon are in the ratio 1:4:5: 7:3. What is the
measurement of the smallest angle?
20 degree
27 degree
162 degree
270 degree
What is the surface area of a cube of side 10?
20
100
400
600
Two cars are moving with a speed of 90 km/h in the same direction. What is the relative
speed of cars?
0 km/h
90 km/h
180 km/h
190 km/h
An army camp of 200 men has enough food for 60 days. How long will the food last if 40
men leave the camp after 8 days?
52
55
65
75
The age of mother is 4 times the age of her daughter. 5 years before the age of mother
was 5 times the age of her daughter. Find the age of daughter.
12 years
15 years
20 years
80 years
The sale price of a shirt is Rs. 660 with a profit of 10%. Find the cost price of shirt.
595
600
625
860
A shoe company found that 4% of the production is defective. The company made 2800
pairs of shoes. How many pair of shoes are non-defective?
112
122
2678
2688
The conjugate of the complex (2 + 3i) (3 - 4i) is _____.
4 - 15i
4 + 19i
18 - i
18 + i
Solve log (64 x 1024) with base 4 gives the solution ______.
5
8
15
16
A number consist of two digits whose sum is 9. By interchanging the places of the digits
the number so formed becomes 27 smaller than the original number. The number is
___________.
36
45
63
72
Pipe A can fill a tank in 20 minutes. While pipe B and C can empty the tank in 40 and 50
minutes respectively. In how much time the tank will be full if all three pipes are opened
at a time?
2 hours
3 hours
3 hours 20 minutes
3 hours 40 minutes
What is the probability of occurring a multiple of 3 on rolling a die?
1/6
1/4
1/3
1/2