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Quantitative & Verbal Reasoning Questions

The document contains a series of quantitative and reasoning questions, including number series, simple interest, ratios, and logical reasoning puzzles. It features various mathematical problems, such as finding integers, calculating profit margins, and solving for relationships and directions. Additionally, it includes verbal reasoning tasks like analogies, antonyms, and sentence completion.
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Quantitative & Verbal Reasoning Questions

The document contains a series of quantitative and reasoning questions, including number series, simple interest, ratios, and logical reasoning puzzles. It features various mathematical problems, such as finding integers, calculating profit margins, and solving for relationships and directions. Additionally, it includes verbal reasoning tasks like analogies, antonyms, and sentence completion.
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Quantitative & Number Series

1. 15, 32, 60, 122, 240, ?

2. 18, 10, 8, 9, 11.5, ?

3. 3897 × 999 = ?

4. If a² – b² = 19, find a, b positive integers?

5. Sum of two numbers = 72, difference = 18. Numbers?

6. An item sold at ₹300 with 25% profit. CP?

7. If sum doubles in 5 yrs simple interest, rate is?

8. How many integers between 300–600 divisible by 9?


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9. Ratio petrol:kerosene mixing identical vessels 4:1, 5:2, 6:1. Result?

10. From Set 1 question duplicates?


11–20. Include mixture, ratio, ages, boat similar to Set 1 duplicates.

Reasoning & Verbal (20 Questions)

1. Seating around a circle: six people, facing center—who sits opposite


B? [Link]

2. Blood relation: “grandfather’s only son’s daughter” = relation?

3. Direction: Walk 5 km north, then right 3 km, then right 2 km → facing


which direction? [Link]

4. Statement relationship: “All cats are animals. All animals are


mammals.” Conclusions? [Link]

5. Analogies: Hand : Glove :: Foot : ___? [Link]

6. Antonym: Opposite of “benevolent”? [Link]

7. Error spotting: “Each of the boys have finished their work.” Identify
error. [Link]+[Link]+[Link]+3

8. Sentence completion: “The meeting was _______ because the


speaker was delayed.” [Link]

9. RC: Drawn from a passage—identify drawback of social media.

10. Example RC question: ask inference from provided statement.

11. Coding-Decoding: e.g., shift letters by +2.

12. Puzzles: Five friends order with clues, who in middle?


[Link]+[Link]+[Link]+2
13. Syllogism: Evaluate given statements’ conclusions.

14. Sentence restructuring: reorder jumbled sentence.

15. Verb agreement: Fill “Neither of the students __ late.”


[Link]+[Link]+1

16. Idioms: Choose correct idiom usage.

17. Prepositions: Fill blank with correct preposition.

18. Spotting error in sentence.

19. Synonym: Choose closest meaning.

20. Vocabulary: antonym/synonym.

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