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Proverb

A blind man would be glad to see

RHYME:

Hey diddle, diddle

The cat and the fiddle,

the cow jumped over the

moon;

the little dog laughed

to see such sport,and the dish ran away

with the spoon.

GOOD WORD:

Never take action when youare

angry

TOUNG TWISTER:

I thought, I thought of

thinking of thanking you.


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STORY:

The Umbaya, Orange Beef

Mangoes and Purple GiraffeFrogs

In a dark, dank cave, deep in the

mountains of Ritalooloo, there

lives a creature called the

umbaya. Nobody knows where

the strange looking creature got

this name, and nobody knows

what it means because it does not

translate from any known

language on earth. Its title, like

so many things to do with the

umbaya, is a mystery.

Some things, however, are

known. Many years ago, long

before the vast plains of

Ritalooloo grew into tall andimposing mountains, the land

was full of umbayas. Thousands

of them used to plod (for that is

the best way of describing the

movement of an umbaya) across

the plains, in search of their

favourite meal purple giraffe

frogs and orange beef mangoes.Let me tell you a little about

these foods, for they are

fascinating and quite unlike

anything that the average man

will ever have seen. Purple

giraffe frogs grow to the size of a

small dog, and look quite like

typical frogs apart from the fact

that they are a deep purple and

have necks the length of a mans

arm. Orange beef mangoes are

about 6 foot high (the size of a

fully-grown man) and are hairy,

covered in hair, just like an

orang-utan. The most incredible

thing about the beef mango,

however, is that its flesh, whilestill looking like that of a normal

mango, tastes just like roast beef.

Now, back to the umbayas. They

are phenomenally hungry

creatures, and can often eat over

half their own body weight in

one sitting. They are alsodisgustingly bad mannered, using

not only their hands to shovel

down the man sized mangoes and

long necked frogs, but their

oversized hairy feet and twelve

foot tails as well. You see,

umbayas are very social

creatures, so social in fact thatthey dont care how badly

another umbaya eats, and so

umbayas have never felt

restricted by the human concepts

of etiquette or manners. Nor do


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umbayas care how bad another

umbaya smells, how unkempt he

looks, or how loud he farts. They

carry on, happy and friendly,

regardless.

Above all this, however, the most

fascinating thing about umbayas

is that all of them live for exactly

627 years 4 hours 37 minutes,

before curling up, tucking their

heads into their bellies, and

hardening into a big black rock.

When an umbaya turns into a big

black rock, it is the greatest

moment of their lives. The other

umbayas would cover the rocks

in the orange skins of the orange

beef mangoes before plodding

and burping around the rocks in

memory of the umbaya.

However, the huge umbaya

shaped rocks caused problems

for the umbayas. For these rocks

grew into huge piles, and they

filled up the rivers in which the

purple giraffe frogs used to live,

forcing the long necked frogs to

migrate up river, away from theumbayas. The piles of big black

rocks grew so high that they

blocked out the sun, stopping the

orange beef mango trees from

growing their delicious, man-

sized fruits. The umbayas not

only lost their food, but also the

plains on which they used to

spend their days plodding the

land and burping. With nowhereelse to go, the umbayas retreated

back, up into the mountains,

away from where the warm

plains used to roll down to the

now rock-filled river. They found

caves and huddled within them,

where the remaining few

umbayas nibbled on spidersnakes and curdled wood slugs

for sustenance.

More umbayas passed away until

before long only one umbaya

was left. It (not he or she, for all

umbayas were the same, exactly

the same) sat on the edge of its

cave and looked out over the land

of Ritalooloo. And there it sits

now, munching on curdled wood

slugs and scratching its hairy

belly, looking over the rocks and

remembering the fun he had had,

burping and plodding down on

the plains.


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SMS (FRIEND SHIP SMS)

Miles and Smiles are

made 4m same letters. But

u know the difference?? A

Smile on Ur face keeps

me happy even though im

miles away from u.

Love is post paid,one month u dont

pay,conection will be cut. But

friendship is life time prepaid

whether u pay or not, incoming is

free for lifetime.

I may be gone for a minute, for

hours, for a day. I may not be able

to say good am, good pm or good

night but I'll never try to say

oodb e to a erson who has been

A special friend is rare indeed, it

beems to be special breed, yes,

perfect friends r very few, so lucky

I m for having you

Someone ask me to describe u in

two words he expect me to answer

The Best but i did not answer i just

smiled and said No Comparison


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REASONING QUESITONS:

1. There are 3 triplet brothers.

They look identical. Theoldest is John, he always tells

the truth. The second is Jack,

he always tells a lie. The third

is Joe, he either tells the truth

or a lie. Jimmie Dean went to

visit them one day. He was

wondering who was who. So

he asked each person a

question. He asked the onewho was sitting on the left:

Who is the guy sitting in the

middle?. The answer was

He is John. He asked the

one who was sitting in the

middle: What is your

name?. The answer was I

am Joe. He asked the one

who was sitting on the right:

What is the guy sitting in themiddle?. The answer was

He is Jack. Jimmie Dean

got really confused. Basically,

he asked 3 same questions,

but he got 3 different

answers. Which is not true?1. left most is joe2. middle is jack3. right is john4. middle is john

2. Consider the followingstatements: 1. The

Administrative Reforms

Commission (ARC) hadrecommended that the

Department of Personnel of a

State should be put under the

charge of the Chief Secretary

of the State. 2. Chief

Secretary of a State is not

involved in any manner in the

promotion of State Civil

officers to the All-IndiaServices. Which of the

statements given above is/are

correct?1. Only 12. Only 23. Both 1 and 24. Neither 1 nor 23. Average age of students of an

adult school is 40 years. 120new students whose average

age is 32 years joined the

school. As a result the

average age is decreased by 4

years. Find the number of

students of the school after

joining of the new students:1. 12002. 1203. 3604. 240

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4. On sports day,if 30 childrenwere made to stand in a

column,16 columns could be

formed. If 24 children were

made to stand in a column,

how many columns could be

formed?1. 482. 203. 304. 165. 405. A square is divided into 9

identical smaller squares. Sixidentical balls are to be

placed in these smaller

squares such that each of the

three rows gets at least one

ball (one ball in one square

only). In how many different

ways can this be done?1. 812. 913. 414. 516. A man owns 2/3 of the market

research beauro business and

sells 3/4 of his shares for

Rs.75000. What is the value

of Business1. 1500002. 130002. 2400003. 340004. 380007. The cost of 16 packets of

salt,each weighing 900 grams

is Rs.28.What will be the cost

of 27 packets ,if each packet

weighs 1Kg?1. Rs.52.502. Rs.563. Rs.58.504. Rs.64.758. Find the value of (21/4-1)(

23/4 +21/2+21/4+1)1. 12. 23. 34. 49. The product of two fractions

is 14/15 and their quotient is

35/24. The greater fraction is1. 4/52. 7/63. 7/54. 7/410.500 men are arranged in an

array of 10 rows and 50

columns according to their

heights. Tallest among each

row of all are asked to fall

out. And the shortest among

them is A. Similarly after

resuming that to their

original podsitions that the

shortest among each column

are asked to fall out. And the

tallest among them is B . Nowwho is taller among A and B

?1. A2. B3. Both are of same height4. None

REASONING


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11.Choose the pair of numberswhich comes next 75 65 85 55

45 85 35

1. 25 152. 25 853. 35 254. 35 855. 25 7512.A piece of cloth cost Rs 35. if

the length of the piece would

have been 4m longer and

each meter cost Re 1 less , the

cost would have remainedunchanged. how long is the

piece?1. 102. 113. 124. 1513.Solid cube of 6 * 6 * 6. This

cube is cut into to 216 small

cubes. (1 * 1 * 1).the big cube

is painted in all its faces.

Then how many of cubes are

painted at least 2 sides.1. 562. 453. 234. 2814.Find the average of first 40

natural numbers.1. 402. 353. 30.64. 20.55. None of these

15.1, 5, 14, 30, ?, 911. 452. 553. 604. 7016.There is a shortage of

tubelights, bulbs and fans in a

village Gurgaon. It is found

thata) All houses do not have

either tubelight or bulb or

fan.

b) Exactly 19% of housesdo not have just one ofthese.

c) Atleast 67% of houses donot have tubelights.

d) Atleast 83% of houses donot have bulbs.

e) Atleast 73% of houses donot have fans.

1. 42 %2. 46 %3. 50 %4. 54 %5. 57 %17.If 9 engines consume 24

metric tonnes of coal, when

each is working 8 hours a

day; how much coal will be

required for 8 engines, each

running 13 hours a day, itbeing given that 3 engines of

the former type consume as

much as 4 engines of latter

type.1. 22 metric tonnes.2. 27 metric tonnes.

REASONING


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Ans: 4.

19.A house wife saved Rs. 2.50 inbuying an item on sale .If she

spent Rs.25 for the item,approximately how much

percent she saved in the

transaction ?1. 8%2. 9%3. 10%4. 11%

Ans: 2.

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Never think there is

anything impossible for

the soul. It is the greatest

heresy to think so. If there

is sin, this is the only sin ?

to say that you are weak,

or others are weak.

No need of looking

behind, FORWARD! We

want infinite energy,infinite zeal, infinite

courage, and infinite

patience, then only will

great things be achieved.

Truth can be stated in

a thousand different ways,yet each one can be true.

Do not hate anybody,

because that hatred which

comes out from you must,

in the long run, come back

to you. If you love, that

love will come back to

you, completing the circle.

Effective Quotation of

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Inspiring Messages Famous

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GOD is to be

worshiped as the one

beloved, dearer than

everything in this and next

life.

First, believe in the

worldthat there is

meaning behind

everything.

Desire, ignorance, and

inequalitythis is the

trinity of bondage.

Say "So'ham, So'ham"

whatever comes. Tell

yourself this even in

eating, walking, suffering.

Tell the mind thisincessantlythat what we

see never existed, that

there is only "I". Flash--

the dream will break!

Think day and night, this

universe is zero, only God

is. Have intense desire toget free.

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Why is it very common to have a 9

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