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Section I QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE

Directions (Q1-3) what value should come in place of question mark (?) in the following questions?

1. (21/8) / (7/12)*(1/171) =?

a) 9/19 b) 1/13

c) 5/19 d) 3/19

e) None of these

2. 792.02+ 101.32 – 306.76 =?

a) 893.34 b) 1200.10

c) 997.11 d) 586.58

e) None of these

3. 300% of 150=? % of 600

a) 75 b) 45

c) 450 d) 1331/3 e) None of these

4 Find the average of following set of numbers

132,148,164,128,120,136

a)142 b) 136

c) 138 d) 144 e) None of above

5. Mr Sharma invested an amount of 25000 in fixed deposit at the rate of compound interest 8%

per annum for two years. What amount will Mr. Sharma get on maturity?

a) 28540 b) 29160

c) 29240 d) 28240 e) None of these



6. The cost of 6 dozen apples & 8 dozen bananas is 1400.What will be the cost of 15 dozen apples

and 20 dozen bananas?

a) 3200 b) 3500

c) 3600 d) 4200

e) None of these

7. Vandana sells an article for 3240 and profit of 20%.What is cost price of the article?

a) 2800 b) 2820

c) 2750 d) 2700

e) None of these

8. 56% of number is less than its 72% by 56.What is 70% of that number?

a) 300 b) 235

c) 240 d) 350

e) None of these

9. If 15 men can do a piece of work in 60 days, then how many men will do the same work in 25

days?

a) 26 b) 36

c) 42 d) 29 e) None of these

10. The length of rectangle exceeds its breadth by 7 cm. If the perimeter of rectangle is 126 cm,

what will be its breadth?

a)56cm b) 38cm

c) 25cm d) 32cm e) None of these



11. Meena brought two fans for 1200 each. She sold one at a loss of 5% and the other at profit of

10%.What will be the total profit or loss per cent?

a)1.2% loss b)1.2% profit

c) 2.5%profit d) 2.5% loss

e) None of these

12. What is the least number to be subtracted from 2486 to make it perfect square?

a) 50 b)80

c) 74 d) 65

e) None of these

13. The difference between two digit numbers is 18.If four times the second number is less than

three times the first number by 18 then what is sum of these two numbers?

a) 100 b) 80

c) 86 d) 92

e) None of these

14 .A person normally spends 70% of his income. If his income increases by 15% and the

expenditure decreases by 5% what is the percentage change in his savings?

a) 60% b) 18%

c) 24% d.) None

15. A reduction of 5% in the price of wheat lets a person to buy 2 kg more wheat for Rs. 200/-. Find

the reduced price of wheat.

a) Rs. 5 b) Rs. 5.05

c) Rs. 6 d) none



16) In 20 lit solution of 60% milk if half the solution is replaced by milk the concentration is

a) No change b) 80%

c) 40% d) None

17) A trader buys apples at 9 for Rs. 11 and sells them at 11 for Rs. 9. Find his gain/loss %

a) 33% loss b) 55% gain

c) 45% gain d) 27% loss

18) In 14lt mixture ratio of water to alcohol is 3:4 and half of the liquid is replaced by liquid with

water to alcohol ratio 4:3, then resultant ratio of water to alcohol is _

a) 2:3 b) 5:2

c)1:1 d)none

19) 6.1, 1.414, 1.732, 2, ___

a) 4 b) 9

c) 3 d) 2.23

20) 7.6, 15, 35, 77, 143, ___

a) 321 b) 231

c) 221 d) none

21) Find the HCF of (35/12), (49/30) and (21/20)

a) 7/60 b)7/12

c) 105/60 d) 105/12

e) None of these



22) The present age of sudha and neeta are in the ratios of 6:7. Five years ago their ages were in the

ratio of 5:6.What is sudhas present age.

a) 30 years b) 35 years

c) 40 years d) Can’t be determined

e) None of these

23) The selling price of 5 articles is the same as the cost price of 3 articles. The profit or loss is

a) 20% profit b) 25% profit

c) 33.33% loss d) 25% loss

e) None of these

24) A 240 m long train crosses a platform of equal length in 27 seconds. What is the speed of train

in km/hr?

a) 48 b) 60

c) 56 d) 64

e) None of these

25) The difference between two digit numbers is 18 if four times the second number is less than

three times the first number by 18 then what is the sum of these two numbers?

a) 100 b) 80

c) 86 d) 92

e) None of these



Section II LOGICAL REASONING

26) Ramkrishna said “This girl is wife of the grandson of my mother”. How is Ramkrishna

related to the girl?

a) Father b) Father-in-law

c)Grandfather d)Daughter-in-law

27) Showing a photograph to a friend, Ravi says “She is the grand daughter of elder brother of my

father”. How is this related to Ravi?

a)Niece b)Sister

c)Aunt d)Sister-in-law

Directions (Q 28-31) For the Assertion (A) and reason (R) below choose the correct alternative from

the following

Mark answer as

a) if both A and R are true And R is the correct explanation of A.

b) if both A and R are true but R is not correct explanation of A.

c) if A is true but R is false

d) if A is false but R is true

28) Assertion (A): India should not enter into a ‘No-War-Pact’ with Pakistan.

Reason (R): Because Pakistan’s intentions are not clear.

29) Assertion (A): India should adopt presidential type of government.

Reason (R): Yes, it will bring political order in the country.

30) Assertion (A): States of India should be given more autonomy/freedom.

Reason (R): No, because it will encourage separatist tendencies.



31) Assertion (A): Divorce laws should be made more favourable to women in India.

Reason (R): No, it will disrupt the family life, as more women will seek divorce.

32) Simplify and find the value of ‘A’ in the equation given below:

2+7*16-(8-7)-(9/3) =A

a) 116 b) 150

c) 110 d) 220

33) Complete the series 162, 54, 18, 6, ? By replacing the Question mark

a) 2 b) 3

c) 4 d) 5

34) Compare both the boxes below. Which number can replace the? in the box shown below

a)5 b)4

c)6 d)7

35) In coded wiring “come at once father very ill” is written as “XLNV ZG LMXY UYGSVI EVIB

ROO”.

What is the corresponding code for “mother”?

a) NOGSVI b) NOTSVI

c) NLGSVI d) NLGSTI

6 1 5

2 1 1

4 2 5

? 3 2

7 1 6

8 3 6



36) If “CONSTABLE” is coded as 91, what will be the code number for “STABLE”?

a) 97 b) 59

c) 79 d) 75

37)A person goes 20 m towards South, then turns left and goes 20m and another 20 m to the left

and then 60 m to the right, In which direction is he going now?

a) North b) South

c) East d) West

38)A man was walking with his face towards East. He walked 30 m and then turned to his right by

another 30 m. He again turned towards his right by 60 m. He now turned back by 90 m. Which

direction was he facing now?

a) North b) South

c) East d) West

Directions (Q39-41) complete the series:

39) 5G7 7H10 10I14 14J14 …..

a)16K20 b)17K21

c)18K21 d) 19K25

40) J15K M21N …… S39T V51W

a) N24P b) P27Q

c) P29Q d) P25Q

41) D23F H19J L17N …….. T11V

a) P15R b) P14R

c) P13R d) P12R



42) Pointing to a man, Radhika said, “His sister is my daughter’s brother’s mother”. How is the

man related to Radhika?

a) Brother b) Father

c) Uncle d) Grandfather

43) Complete the series: 9,15,23,33, ?

a) 36 b) 44

c) 38 d) 45

44) Find out wrong number in the series: 89, 78, 86, 80, 85, 82, 83

a) 83 b) 82

c) 86 d) 78

45) The door of Aditya’s house faces east. After exiting from the rear side of his house ,he walks

straight 50 metres , then turns right and walks 50 metres. Finally he turns left and stops after

walking 25 metres. Which direction is Aditya facing now?

a) North-East b) South-East

c) South-West d) North-West

46) Five houses -- A, B, C, D and E – are in a row. A is to the right of B, E is to the left of C And

right of A, and B is to the right of D. Which house is situated in the middle?

a) D b) A c) B d) E

47) My uncle shall visit me on 64th day after my father’s birthday. If my Father’s birthday falls on

Tuesday, then what shall be the day on my uncle’s visit?

a) Tuesday b) Sunday

c) Wednesday d) Monday



48) What is next term of the series?

12, 12, 18, 42,?

a)102 b) 106

c) 108 d) 100

49)In a certain code, PEAK IS WRITTEN AS ‘3512 ‘ AND dine IS WRITTEN AS ‘6895’ .How is

KIND written in that code ?

a) 2986 b) 2396

c) 2896 d) 2596

50) Five students participated in a scholarship test. Sudha scored more than Puja. Kavita scored

less than Suman but more than Sudha. Mamta scored between Puja and Sudha . who scored lowest

in the test?

a)Puja b)Kavita

c)Mamta d)Sudha



Section III GENERAL AWARENESS

51). Government of India launched the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission in

a)2002 b) 2005

c) 2007 d) 2010.

52) When is National Energy Conservation Day celebrated?

a)16th September b) 5th September

c) 10th November d) 14th December

53) Which of the cups/trophies is associated with the game of Football?

a) SAFF Cup b) Deodhar Trophy

c) Indira Gandhi Gold Cup d) Wimbledon Trophy

54) According to Transparency International Corruption Perception Index, 2011, what is India’s rank amongst 183 countries?

a) 91 b) 93

c) 95 d) 97

55) Many times we read a term DoT in various newspapers in connection with 2G Spectrum. What is its full form?

a)Department of Technology b)Department of Tele-service

c) Department of Transport d) Department of Telecom

56) Which of the following books is written by Sunil Gavaskar?

a) A Brief History of Time b) A sense of Time

c) Sunny Days d) Great Expectations

57) Which of the following international events is associated with the game of Car Racing?

a)Singapore Grandprix b) Dubai Open

c) Twenty20 d) FIFA World Cup



58) For training troops in counter terrorist operations and for enhancing defense cooperation and military relations, which country held Joint-Military-Training Exercise, SHAKTI 2011 with India?

a) Shri Lanka b) USA

c) France d)UK

59) Which country has tested fired nuclear capable Hatf-7 cruise missile?

a) Japan b) China

c) Russia d) Pakistan

60). In which year Dadasaheb Phalake Award was instituted?

a)1965 b) 1969

c) 1972 d) 1974

61) Iron lady ‘Iron Chanu Sharmila’ belongs to

a)Arunachal Pradesh b) Nagaland

c)Meghalaya d) Manipur

62) Which state has topped in India’s Child Right Index, 2011?

a) Karnataka b) Kerala

c) Gujarat d) Maharashtra

63) India celebrated its ------ Republic Day on January 26, 2011

a)61st b)62nd

c)63rd d)64th

64) The weight in the revised Wholesale Price Index implemented from September 2010 is given to which of the following items?

a) Food items b) Manufactured Items

c) Fuel d) Primary Articles

65) Which blood vessel in human body normally carries the amount of Urea?

a) Hepatic Vein b) Portal Vein

c) Dorsal Vein d) Renal Vein



66) The Directive principle of State Policy was adopted from the

a) Britain Constitution b) Irish Constitution

c) US Constitution d) Swiss Constitution

67) Where was electricity first introduced on a commercial scale in India?

a) Kolkata b) Mumbai

c) Chennai d) Darjeeling

68)”Yang in Yin” formed the basis of Chinese

a) Medicine b) Philosophy

c)Religion d)Astronomy

69) Virgin Forest are located in

a) Assam b) Gujarat

c)Kerala d) Mizoram

70) The state contributes 70% of India’s coffee and silk, name this state.

a) Karnataka b) Assam

c) Rajasthan d) Punjab

71)’Dirham’ is the currency of

a) Malta b) Iran

c) Morocco d) Libya

72) Tropic of Cancer passes through

a) Orissa b) Bihar

c)Uttar Pradesh d) Andhra Pradesh



73) What is the national game of USA?

a) Cricket b) Soccer

c) Baseball d) Billiards

74) “Bhatanagar Awards” are presented by CSIR for

a) Contribution in raising productivity b) Industrial welfare

c) Important contribution in any field of science d) Environment

75) Man Booker price for 2012 is given to which book

a) Tale of two cities b) Bring up the bodies

c)Umbrella d) Necropolis



Section IV LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION

Directions (Q.76-79): Read the passages below to answer the questions that follow each passage.

PASSAGE -1In a convention hall filled with auto executives who wish they could wake up to find the 2009 was just a bad dream, David Zuchowski and his colleagues at Hyundai were doing low-key victory laps. But while they plan in 2010 to pick up where they left off, they also tempered expectations that the US sales gains achieved by the Korean automaker can be repeated. "We will not have the same margin of difference that we did last year." David Zuchowski said at the Detroit auto show. "Our sales were up 8 percent in a market that was down 21 percent. There are a lot of things that happened with our competition, with our marketing, that really put us in a different area. We think for sure that we're going to grow our volume this year and we're going to grow our market share," he added, "If nothing else changes, and we held our 4.2 percent market share into 2010, we think that in itself accounts for 45,000 units of additional volume. And we think we're going to grow our share on top of that because we have some really terrific new products."John Krafcik, CEO of Hyundai's American, sales operations, said the first goal is to hold onto the market share gains of 2009. Last year, Hyundai's US sales rose 8.3 percent to 435,064 units. Its share of the market jumped to 4.2 percent from 3 percent in 2008. Hyundai expects US sales this year to hit 11.4 million, may be even 11.5 million units. US sales fell 21.2 percent last year to 10.4 million units. As US automakers in early 2009 were concerned about their own survival,"Hyundai Assurance" was introduced as a safety net for consumers afraid of losing their jobs. Just shy of 100 customers returned cars under a programme allowing buyers to walk away from loans without a negative mark on credit reports if they lost their jobs. The programme has been extended through 2010. "It elevated our brand," Zuchowski said of the Hyundai Assurance programme. "People who never used to consider us now are," Car salesmen watch this "consideration rate." which is as it sounds-whether a consumer will consider a brand when making a purchase decision.

76). According to the passage, the success of Hyundai in America is due to

I. consideration rate has increased manifold.

II. The aim of Hyundai is to retain the market share of previous year.

III. Continue Hyundai Assurance through 2010.

(a) I, II and III (b) I and III

(c) I and II (d) II and III

77) It can be inferred from the passage that

(a) Hyundai is unable to sell their cars in American market.

(b) Hyundai is optimistic of increasing their sales this year in America.

(c) Car sales are going to plummet in America through 2010.

(d) Both David Zuchowski and John Krafcik are at loggerheads.



78) According to the passage, subjects that are discussed include

(a) recession in the world economy.

(b) the views of American car manufacturers,

(c) the health of American economy.

(d) Hyundai's extraordinary performance and its further plans in America.

79) Which of the following inferences is false according to the passage?

(a) Hyundai is hoping to get more market share or at least maintain the last year's sales.

(b) America stopped buying cars from South Korea.

(c) America has still not reached its peak in car sales.

(d) America has taken a conscious decision to buy more cars.

PASSAGE – 2

The latest CSO data on economic growth in the States has thrown up a number of interesting trends, none perhaps more interesting than the catch-up trend shown by what were conventionally viewed as backward States-Bihar's 11% growth has already received much attention. A disaggregated look at the growth figures reveals an even more interesting fact-the huge role played by services in propelling growth in backward States. Bihar's 11% average growth figure between FY05 and FY09 (up from 6% between FYOl and FY05 hides the massive 38.13% growth in construction (up from 14% between FYOl and FY05, 17.34% growth in communication (up from 10% between FYOl and FY05, 17.33% in restaurants and hotels (up from 13% between FYOl and FY05, all major services sectors, in the same period. The boom in construction, telephones (particularly mobiles) and hospitality in mirrored in other previously slow growing states, including Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Orissa. What is even more important than the growth numbers themselves is the large number of jobs (particularly low skill and semi-skilled) that have been generated in the services sector industry. At a time when inclusive growth is the focus of government policy, such employment generating growth must be satisfying.

Impressive though the numbers are, it is easy to get carried away by them. The fact of the matter is that services can only create a certain number of jobs and certainly not enough over a sustained period of time to absorb the entire workforce. Construction, for example, may eventually be limited by weak demand. The growth in communications was very impressive in these last five years because of the mobile boom, but that might plateau. Significantly, the numbers on agriculture growth remain very low and a significantproportion of India's population still depends on agriculture. Not all the excess labor from agriculture-which needs to move out to lift productivity-will, be absorbed by services. So, industry/manufacturing will still be the key to ensuring the kind of inclusive growth we need to boost backward States and to lift



people out of poverty But manufacturing needs radical policy attention in a way that services do not, to register rapid growth. The government, at the Centre and in States, needs to focu5 on labor laws, land acquisition and infrastructure. The strong growth in services, while welcome, should not become a reason to do nothing about promoting manufacturing and reforming agriculture. Healthy growth in those two sectors is needed to generate the demand that will eventually sustain services on a high growth path.

80). According to the passage, growth is possible in the economy if

I. communications sector growth is static.

II. agricultural reforms are carried out.

III. manufacturing is promoted,

(a) I, II and III (b) I and III

(c) I and II (d) II and III

81) If can be inferred from the passage that

(a) services sector growth is possible only if mobiles industry is promoted.

(b) services sector growth is possible only if manufacturing and agricultural reforms are

promoted.

(c) services sector growth is possible only if growth in communications sector has plateaued.

(d) services sector growth is possible only -.-" construction is promoted.

82) Which one of the following subjects is discussed — the passage?

(a) Growth factor in Orissa

(b) Importance of growth in Madhya Pradesh

(c) Poverty in Jharkhand

(d) Importance of agriculture and manufacturing; for growth

83) Which of the following inferences is false as per the passage?

(a) Bihar has shown the maximum growth in lie country.

(b) Bihar has shown 38.13% growth in construction.

(c) Bihar has shown 17.33% growth in restaurants» and hotels.

(d) Bihar has shown 11% average growth figure between FY05 and FY09.



PASSAGE – 3

Having investigated the nature of the relationship between price and trading volume for 50 Indian stocks, our findings indicate evidence of positive contemporaneous correlation between price changes and trading volume in Indian stock markets. All the stocks, except Reliance Power, show asymmetric behaviour, which is in line with the research findings. Investigation of dynamic relationship between returns and trading volume shows very interesting results. We find evidence that in the Indian market, past returns cause trading volume, which can be easily conceived in an emerging market where the state of development of the market possibly does not allow instantaneous information dissemination. These results are further supported by the variance decomposition. However, in most cases the relationship lacks economic significance even though it is statistically significant. The results of impulse response analysis indicate that both returns and volume are mostly affected by their own lag and that volume is more autoregressive than returns, that is any shock in either returns or volume does not affect the return series beyond one lag. In case of unconditional volatility and trading volume, we find a positive contemporaneous relationship between trading volume and unconditional volatility.

84).According to the passage, the research finding show

(A) Positive contemporaneous relationship between trading volume and volatility.

(B) Reliance Power confirms the general trend.

(C) Information is not disseminated instantaneously in the stock market,

(a) A, B and C (b) A and C

(c) A and B (d) B and C

85). It can be inferred from the passage that

(a) the trading volume does not depend on the past returns.

(b) the trading volume largely depends on the past returns.

(c) the trading volume has no positive correlation with volatility.

(d) the trading volume depends on the variance decomposition.

86). According to the passage, subjects that are discussed does not include

(a) trends in returns vis-a-vis volatility.

(b) stock market losses during recession.

(c) information dissemination being slow within the market.

(d) results of the research have more of statically significance than economic



87). According to the passage, which one of the following inferences is false?

(a) Any shock in either returns or volume affects the return series beyond one lag.

(b) In case of unconditional volatility and trading volume, there exists a positive

contemporaneous relationship between trading volume and unconditional volatility.

(c) Both returns and volume and mostly affected by their own lag

(d) The state of development of the market possibly does not allow instantaneous information

dissemination.

PASSAGE – 4

Buoyed by strong demand from automobile, infrastructure, consumer durables, and capital goods industries, the price of steel and profitability of steel firms are firming up. In addition to private demand, the government's stimulus packages have also helped. Analysts expect the margins of steel companies to expand by 500 basis points in the quarter ending December last year, because of the rally in the base metal prices. Crude steel production in the quarter ended December last year grew 2.6% and prices increased by 2% in the same period. Broadly, during April-December 2009, steel consumption grew by 8% and growth gathered momentum during the last three months partly due to the low base effect of the previous year. In fact, Indian steel-makers had reduced production by up to 40% in October-December 2008, as demand dropped significantly due to the slowdown and credit crunch. Even though fears of oversupply kept steel prices under pressure in the domestic market globally, too, companies had reduced the price of the metal-strong demand is now pulling up prices. Long product prices increased by nearly Rs. 4,000 per tonne in the second half of December and analysts expect prices to rise by another Rs. 1,000 per tonne this month. Even on the bourses, Tata Steel, JSW Steel, Sterlite and SAIL have outperformed the broader markets with gains of around 55% in the quarter ended December and the BSE Metal Index too outperformed the Senses. Despite the global slowdown, demand for steel in the domestic market remained strong due to the quick recovery in the automobile industry and government spending on infrastructure projects. In fact, a recent note from Nomura Research says that steel companies in India have enjoyed high operating rates resulting in robust performances. Even globally, the World Steel Organisation says that the slump in steel demand has bottomed out and is expected to grow by 9% this year as demand rebounds in the US, Europe and Japan, The organization expects steel prices to increase by 10% in the next three months and inventory build-up will take place in anticipation of an increase in raw material costs.



88). According to the passage,

(A) Steel industry in India has done very well in the last one year.

(B) The demand for steel has seen a decrease in the last one year.

(C) During 2008 the demand for steel had gone down due to slowdown.

(D) Government spending on infrastructure has helped the steel industry in India.

(a) A, B, C and D are correct (b) A, B and D are correct

(c) A, B and C are correct (d) A and D are correct

89). The passage infers that

(a) The slowdown in the world economy has drastic effect on steel industry in India.

(b) the demand and supply position of steel in India was very healthy during recession.

(c) steel prices have been slashed in the last quarter.

(d) the share prices of steel companies have been on the decline in the last quarter.

90). The recession caused

(a) the demand for steel to go down all over the world.

(b) the demand for steel to go down drastically in India.

(c) the construction activity to increase.

(d) the automobile industry to increase their sales.

91). Which of the following statements is false?

(a) In the second half of December the steel rates have increased by Rs. 4,000 per tonne.

(b) In this January the steel rates would have gone up by another Rs. 1,000 per tonne.

(c) Sensex has outperformed the BSE Metal Index.

(d) During April-December 2009 the steel consumption has increased by 8%.

Directions (Q. 92-96): Select the word that is opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters.

92) SCRIMP

(a) Lavish (b) Parsimonious

(c) Meticulous (c) Polite



93) DELECTABLE

(a) Agonizing (b) Appetizing

(c) Distasteful (d) Laborious

94) GRAVE

(a) Noble (b) Inconsequential

(c) Solemn (d) Senile

95) CONFIDANT

(a) Turncoat (b) Arrogant

(c) Confederate (d) Firm

96) AMALGAMATE

(a) Merge (b) Parsimonious

(c) Impoverish (d) split

Directions (Q. 97-100): Identify the error from below -mentioned sentences.

97) Although farmers complained that the company’s new product was expensive, malodorous, and

(a) Dangerous to handle

(b) there was few who

(c) would dispute its effectiveness

(d) as an insecticide

98) When

(a) it become apparent to live that not one of the remaining jurors

(b) Were going to believe his

(c) client's alibi, he began to reconsider the district attorney's

(d) Offer of a plea bargain



99) High fidelity, a successful book and film,

(a) become

(b) successful as a cult classic because of its sharp wit and

(c) by presenting, quirky main character, Rob.

(d) as a common man

100) Through Paticia's resume was

(a) Though Paticia's resume was

(b) not nearly as long and impressive as

(c) the other applicant her personal charisma was

(d) so great that Mr. Alvarez hired her on the spot

ANSWER KEYS

Sr. No. Ans. keys Sr. No. Ans. Keys Sr. No. Ans. Keys Sr. No. Ans. Keys

1 d 26 b 51 b 76 d

2 d 27 a 52 d 77 d

3 a 28 a 53 a 78 a

4 c 29 a 54 c 79 d

5 b 30 a 55 c 80 c

6 b 31 b 56 c 81 b

7 d 32 b 57 a 82 a

8 e 33 b 58 c 83 d

9 b 34 a 59 d 84 d

10 e 35 b 60 b 85 b

11 c 36 a 61 d 86 d

12 e 37 d 62 b 87 b

13 e 38 b 63 c 88 c

14 a 39 d 64 d 89 b

15 a 40 c 65 b 90 d

16 b 41 a 66 b 91 a

17 4 42 a 67 d 92 c

18 3 43 d 68 b 93 c

19 4 44 c 69 c 94 b

20 c 45 d 70 a 95 c

21 a 46 b 71 c 96 c

22 a 47 c 72 b 97 a

23 e 48 a 73 c 98 a

24 d 49 c 74 c 99 b

25 e 50 a 75 b 100 a



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