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REASONING (50 MARKS)

Directions (Q.No. 1-5): In each question

below are given two statements followed by

two conclusions numbered I and II. You have

to take the given statements to be true even if

they seem to be at variance with commonly

known facts and then de-cide which of the

given conclusions logically follows from the

given statements, disregarding commonly

known facts.

Give answer

1) if only conclusion I follows

2) if only conclusion II follows

3) if either conclusion I or II follows

4) if neither conclusion I nor II follows

5) if both conclusions I and II follow

1. Statements:All doctors are graduates

All professors are graduates

No graduate is illiterate.

Conclusions:

I. At least some professors are illiterates.

II. Some professors are not illiterates.

2. Statements: No red is a pen.

Some pens are big.

Some big are costly.

Conclusions:

I. All red being costly is a possibility.

II. Some big are definitely not red.

3. Statements: Some Books are

magazines.

All magazines are novels.

Some magazines are not papers.

Conclusions:

I. Some papers are not novels

II. some novels are not papers

4. Statements: All cars are four wheelers.

All four wheelers are grand.

No car is cheap

Conclusions:

I. All cheap being grand is possible.

II. All cheap being four wheelers is a

possibility.

5. Statements: All tables are red.

No red is chair

Some chairs are desks

Conclusions:

I. Some desks are not red.

II. Some red are not desks.

Directions (Q.No. 6-10): In these questions,

a relationship between different elements is

shown in the statement(s). The statements are

followed by two conclusions. Give answer

1) if only conclusion I is true.

2) if only conclusion II is true.

3) if either conclusion I or II is true.

4) if neither conclusion I nor II is true.

5) if both conclusions I and II are true.

6. Statements: A ≥ B = C; Q > R ≤ L

Conclusions: I. R < C II. A ≥ R

7. Statements: Z > Y ≥ L; K < Y > R

Conclusions: I. Z < K II. Z > R

8. Statements: K ≤ B ≤ C; R > B > S

Conclusions: I. C > S II. K < R

9. Statements: T ≥ P > N ; A ≤ P ≤ R

Conclusions: I. T < A II. R < N

10. Statements: G > S; J ≥ E; G = E; J ≤ D

Conclusions: I. E < D II. G = D

Directions (Q.No. 11 - 18): Study the

following information carefully and answer

the questions given below.

There are eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F,

G and H are sitting around a circular table

facing towards the centre, but not necessarily

in the same order. Each one is wearing a

different coloured hat i.e. violet, indigo, blue,

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green, yellow, orange, red and black. E is

sitting on the second position towards the

right of the person who is wearing an orange

hat. Between the person who is wearing

Indigo hat and E, only one person is sitting. H

is sitting on the third place towards the right

of the person who is wearing a blue hat. The

person who is wearing blue hat is neither E

nor sitting beside the person who is wearing

Indigo colour hat. The person who was

wearing a green hat is not sitting beside E.

D is sitting beside the person who is wearing

a green hat. D was wearing neither Indigo hat

nor blue hat.

E was not wearing a green hat. There are

only two persons sitting between the person

who was wearing green hat and the person

who was wearing yellow hat. Only two

persons are sitting between G and the person

who was wearing yellow coloured hat. G was

not wearing a green hat. The person who was

wearing red hat is sitting at the right side of

C. F was wearing violet hat. A was not

wearing blue hat.

11. Who is sitting exactly in front of C?

1) D 2) H

3) A 4) Data inadequate

5) None of these

12. Which colour hat A is wearing?

1) green 2) orange

3) black 4) indigo

5) None of these

13. Which colour hat G is wearing?

1) green 2) orange

3) black 4) red

5) None of these

14. Who is sitting immediate right of D?

1) H 2) A 3) E

4) B 5) None

15. In which of the following third person

is sitting between first and second

person?

1) ADH 2) AHD

3) BAD 4) BAG

5) None of these

16. In which of the following is second

person is immediate left of first

person?

1) DH 2) HE

3) EF 4) AB

5) None of these

17. Which of the following is not correct?

1) A – green hat 2) D – orange hat

3) B – blue hat 4) G – black hat

5) None of these

18. If all the people are made to sit in

alphabetical order in anticlockwise

direction starting from A, the position

of whom amongst the followi-ng

remains the same(excluding A)?

1) H 2) G 3) E

4) F 5) None of these

Directions (Q.No. 19 - 23): Each of the

questions below consists of a question and

two statements marked I and II given below

it. You have to decide whether the data

provided in the statements are sufficient to

answer the question. Read both the

statements and give answer:

1) If the data in statement I alone are

sufficient to answer the question, wh-ile

the data in statement II alone are not

sufficient to answer the question.

2) If the data in statements I alone are not

sufficient to answer the question, while

the data in statement II alone are

sufficient to answer the question.

3) If the data either in statement I or in

statement II alone are sufficient to

answer the question.

4) If the data even in both the statements I

and II together are not sufficient to

answer the question.

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together are needed to answer the

question.

19. What does ‘Pe’ stands for in the code

language?

I. ‘Pa Ni Nok Pe’ means ‘I work

till night’ and ‘Ri Nok Pe Pam’

means ‘they work till morning’

in that code language.

II. ‘Mi Pe Mo Nam’ means ‘work

to earn money’ and ‘Pe Mok Sac

Li’ means ‘how will you work’

in that code language.

20. Who amongst P, Q, R, S, T and U,

who are at different heights, is the

tallest?

I. P is shorter than only R.

II. Only R is taller than P.

21. What is Kiran’s rank in a class of 77

students?

I. Raj, whose rank is 17th in the class, is

ahead of Shyam by 8 ranks. There are

7 persons between Shyam and Kiran.

II. Suresh is 26 ranks ahead of Kiran and

Mala is 6 ranks behind Kiran. Savita

stands exactly in the middle of Mala

and Suresh.

22. Towards which direction is Q from R?

I. Q is exactly to the south east of M.

II. R is exactly to the south of M.

23. How many daughters does M have?

I. P and Q are the only daughters of N.

II. D is brother of P and son of M.

Directions (Q.No. 24-27): Study the

following statements carefully and answer

the questions given below:

In a certain code language ‘reach the goal’ is

coded as ‘ra sa ku’, ‘reach and enjoy’ is coded

as ‘nu ku pa’ and ‘enjoy any goal’ is coded as

‘ta ra nu’.

24. What does ‘sa’ stand for?

1) read 2) book

3) the 4) and

5) None of these

25. What may be the code for ‘enjoy the

goal’?

1) pa ta sa 2) nu ku ta

3) ku pa ta 4) ra nu sa

5) None of these

26. How ‘fix the goal’ may be coded?

1) nu pa ra 2) ra nu ku

3) zu sa ra 4) pa ku sa

5) None of these

27. What is the code for ‘enjoy’?

1) sa 2) nu 3) pa

4) ku 5) ta

Directions (Q.No. 28 – 34): Study the

following information carefully and answer

the questions given below:

A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting

around a square table in such a way that four

of them sit at four corners of the square table

while four sit in the middle of each of the four

sides. The ones who sit at the four corners

face the centre while those who sit in the

middle of the sides face outside.

Three females sit in the middle of the

sides and two at the corners. A sits second to

the left of G. G sits in the middle of one of the

sides. C sits fourth to the right of his wife and

his wife is not an immediate neighbour of A

or G. B sits third to right of her husband. B

does not sit at any of the corners. Only D sits

between B and H. H is the husband of A. E is

a male.

28. How many people sit between B and

C when counted in anticlockwise

direction from B?

1) one 2) two

3) three 4) four

5) None

29. Who is second to the left of B?

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4) F 5) None

30. What is the position of E with respect

to C?

1) Immediate left

2) Second to the left

3) Third to the right

4) Immediately to the right

5) Second to the right

31. Who among the following is B’s

husband?

1) C 2) G

3) E 4) G

5) Cannot be determined

32. Who among the following is the wife

of C?

1) D 2) F 3) B

4) G 5) None

33. Which of the following pairs sits

adjacent to each other?

1) BC 2) ED

3) G 4) AE

5) None of these

34. Who is third to the left of A?

1) D 2) F 3) B

4) G 5) None

Directions (Q.No. 35-37): Below is given a

statement followed by two or three

inferences. You have to examine each

inference in the context of the statement

given and decide which of the inference(s) is/

are valid. Give answer:

1) If the inference is ‘definitely true’, i.e. it

properly follows from the statement of

facts given

2) If the inference is ‘probably true’ though

not’ definitely true’ in the light of the

facts given

3) If the ‘data are inadequate’, i.e. from the

facts given you cannot say whether the

inference is likely to be true or false.

4) If the inference is ‘probably false’

though not ‘definitely false’ in the light

of the facts given.

5) If the inference is ‘definitely false’, i.e.

it cannot possibly be drawn from the

facts given for it contradicts the given

facts.

A well established pharmaceuticals company

in India, proficient in producing high value

bulk actives, has targeted a sales turnover of

Rs.50,000 crore by the year 2019. As a part of

its projections for the next five years, the

company envisaged Rs. 25000 crore worth of

exports per year as against its present exports

of Rs. 5000 crore.

35. The company may achieve the desir-ed

target of Rs. 50,000 crore by 2019.

36. By 2019, more than 40 per cent of sales

(around 50%) of the company will be

expecting to get from the domestic

market.

37. The company’s present export bill is 10

per cent of the projected total sales

turnover by 2019.

Directions (Q.No. 38 & 39): In each question

below is given a statement follo wed by two

or three courses of action I, II an d III. A

course of action is a step or ad mi nistrative

decision to be taken for im pro vement, follow

up or further action in re gard to the problem,

policy etc. on the basis of the information

given in the state ment. You have to assume

everything in th e statement to be true and

decide which o f the given courses of action(s)

logically fol l ows for pursuing.

38. Statement: It is reported that huge med-

ical waste is thrown on the roadside in a

residential colony in a city.

Course of Action:

I. Muncipal corporation should be

instructed to clean the roads of the

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to another colony by vacating their

present houses.

1) Only I follows

2) Only II follows

3) Either I or II follows

4) Neither I nor II follows

5) Both I and II follow

39. Statement: Every year during monsoon

quite a few people get drowned and die

while swimming in the sea on various

beaches in the city.

Course of Action:

I. The civic administration should de p -

loy at least two life guards on ea ch of

the beaches during monsoon.

II. The civic administration should ma -

ke arrangements to caution pe o ple

from swimming in the sea du r ing

monsoon.

1) Only I follows

2) Only II follows

3) Either I or II follows

4) Neither I nor II follows

5) Both I and II follow

Directions (Q.No. 40-42): In each questi on

below is given a statement followed by th r ee

assumptions I, II and III. An ass umption is

something supposed or taken for granted.

You have to consider the sta te ment and the

following assumptions and decide which of

the assumptions is im p licit in the statement.

40. Statement: The Govt. has decided to

con d uct training camps at village level

across the country for those who wanted

to learn how to transfer mo n ey or check

the balance in their ban k account

through their mobile phone.

Assumptions:

I. People may not be interested to att e -

nd the Government's training camp.

II. Many people at the village level in

the country are having mobile pho -

nes.

III. The intention behind the Govern m -

ent's decision is to eradicate finan-

cial untouchability.

1) Only I and II are implicit

2) Only II and III are implicit

3) Only II is implicit

4) Only I and III are implicit

5) None of these

41. Statement: Principal of a public school

has instructed all the teachers to use

power point presentations for carrying

out their daily teaching activities.

Assumptions:

I. Teachers may be capable of using

power point presentations to carry

out their teaching activities.

II. Principal is interested in improving

the standards of teaching.

III. Teachers reject the principal's direc-

tion and continue their teaching

activities as before.

1) Only I is implicit



4) Only III is implicit

5) None of these

42. One of the largest pharmaceutical com -

panies in the country has decided to

reduce its workforce by 30 per cent so

that it can work efficiently.

I. The company can perform all its

activities even after the reduction in

the work force.

II. The company's progress will come to

a standstill as the employees revolt

against the company's decision.

1) Only I is implicit



4) Only III is implicit

5) None of these

Directions (Q.No.43-50): Read the following

information carefully and answer the given

questions:



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Following are the criteria for appointing a

Human Resource Manager for a company.

The candidate must

A) Not be more than 35 years as on

1.6.2014

B) Be a post graduate in HRM

(Human Resources Management)

C) Have work experience as Human

Resource manager of at least five years

D) Have good command over Eng lish

In the case of a candidate -

I. Who satisfies all the other criteria

except (A) above but has work experi-

ence as HR manager for at least ten

years, his/her case may be referred to

Director (Human Resource) for consid-

eration.

II. Who satisfies all the other criteria

except (C ) above but has obtained

Ph.D. degree in Human Resource

Management his/her case may be

referred to Managing Director for con-

sideration.

You are given the following cases on

1.6.2014. Depending upon the information

provided in each case in each of the question

given below and based on the criteria men-

tioned above, recommend your decision. You

are not to assume anything. Mark your

answer as per the following:

Mark answer-

1) If the candidate is to be selected

2) If the candidate is not to be selected

3) If the case is to be referred to Dire ctor

Human Resource

4) If the case is to be referred to Man a ging

Director

5) If complete information is not provided

43. Kamini is a post graduate in HR and was

born on 15th August, 1981. She has been

in a XYZ company for the last ten years

as Human Resource manager.

44. Amala holds Ph.D in Human Resource

Management. She has been working in a

company as Human Resource manager

for the last two years. She has good

command over English and was born on

2nd November 1978.

45. Vishal is a post graduate in HRM. He

was 32 year old as on 1st December,

2013. He has good command over

English and has been working in a com-

pany as HR manager for the last 12

years.

46. Prakash is post graduate in HRM and

has been working in a company as

Human Resource manager for the last

15 years. He has good command over

English and his date of birth is 13th

April, 1978

47. Charan is a post graduate in HRM and

has been working in a company as HR

manager for the last 7 years. He has

good command over English and his

date of birth is 20th march, 1981.

48. Prameela was born on 25th Janu-

ary1982. She has been working in a

company as HR manager for the last

three years. She has good command

over English. She has done Ph.D. in

HRM.

49. Neha has done post graduation in HRM.

She has good command over English

and has been working in a company as

HR manager for the last five years. She

was born on 17th may, 1983.

50. Akbaruddin is post graduate in HRM.

He has been working as HR manager for

the last seven years. He has good com-

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Computer Knowledge (20 Marks)

51. Identify the IP address from the follow-

ing:

1) 300.215.317.3

2) [email protected]

3) 202.50.20.148

4) 202-50-20-148

5) 101.50. 2 0.148

52. Memories which can be read only are

called ____ memories.

1) RAM

2) Secondary Memory

3) EERAM

4) Dynamic Memories

5) ROM

53. What is the another name of endless

loop?

1) Data traffic pattern

2) Data loop

3) Infinite loop

4) Feedback loop

5) Slot

54. A single packet on a data link is known

as ___

1) Path 2) Frame

3) Block 4) Group

5) None of the above

55. The microcomputer, Intel MCS-80 is

based on the widely used Intel ___

1) 8080 microprocessor





56. Any storage device added to a computer

beyond the immediately usable main

storage is known as:

1) Floppy disk 2) Hard disk

3) Backing store 4) Punched card


57. Which output device is used for translat-

ing information from a computer into

pictorial form on paper?

1) Mouse 2) Plotter

3) Touch panel 4) Card punch


58. Which type of system puts the user into

direct conversation with the computer

through a keyboard?

1) Real time processing

2) Interactive computer

3) Batch processing

4) Time sharing


59. The list of coded instructions is called:

1) Computer program

2) Algorithm

3) Flowchart

4) Utility programs


60. A section of code to which control is

transferred when a processor is inter-

rupted is known as ___

1) M 2) SVC 3) IP

4) MDR 5) None of the above

61. ____ gives a computer its unique

address across the network.

1) System Address

2) SYSID

3) Process ID

4) IP Address

5) CPU Address

62. A database management system bas ed

on the concept of ownership:

1) Network topology

2) Network layer

3) Network database system

4) Network license system




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63. Which functional component of a com-

puter is responsible for the computing?

1) Input 2) Output 3) CPU

4) Memory 5) Storage

64. Which of the following computer terms

is used to describe the number of bits

that a CPU accessed at one time?

1) Nibble 2) Word 3) Byte

4) Character 5) Bit

65. What characteristic of RAM memory

makes it not suitable for permanent stor-

age?

1) Too slow 2) Unreliable

3) It is volatile 4) Too bulky

5) All the above

66. COBOL is used in____ applications.

1) commercial 2) scientific

3) space 4) mathematical

5) Algorithms

67. What altering of data so that it is NOT

usable unless the changes are done is

called?

1) Biometrics 2) Compression

3) Encryption 4) Ergonomics

5) None of these

68. What is the shortcut for 'find and

replace' dialogue box?

1) Ctrl + F 2) Ctrl + R

3) Ctrl + H 4) Ctrl + M

5) Ctrl + D

69. Search menu is available at which of the

following buttons?

1) End 2) Start

3) Turn off 4) Restart

5) Reboot

70. Which of the following is a section of

the CPU that is responsible for perform-

ing mathematical operations?

1) Memory 2) Register Unit

3) Control Unit 4) ALU

5) CPU

ENGLISH LANGUAGE (40 Marks)

Directions (Q.No. 71-80): Read the following

passage carefully and answer the qu-estions

given below it. Certain words have been printed

in bold to help you locate them while answering

some of the questions.

About once in every seven years, the o c -

ean surface off the coast of Peru warms up. This

cuts the normal enriching nutrient-rich cold

water. Plankton production is drastically

reduced. This phenomenon, known as EL Nino

because it starts during the Christmas season,

usually lasts for up to a year.

Occasionally it goes on for longer. Thr ee

times this century, it has persisted into a thi rd

year. The latest of these prolonged epis o des

have been blamed for much more than its

effect on the Peruvian fishery. It certainly

seems to have played a part in drou ghts in nor-

mally humid Indonesia as well as those that

brought catastrophic fires to the outskirts of

Sydney. It has been blamed for storms and

landslides in coastal regions of Peru and

Ecuador and is associated with dro u ght in

north-eastern Brazil. Its influence may stretch

as far as Western Europe where the recent

winter brought heavy rainfall and flooding.

El Nino is not the only ocean phenomenon

to affect the weather. To understand how this

might be done, it is useful to think about how

the weather is forecast and about what makes it

predictable. Weather forecasting uses two types

of techniques, both of wh ich rely on observa-

tions of what is going on at and shortly before

the time of the forecast. To supply this informa-

tion, national au t horities operate extensive

land, sea and air based observation networks.

These are co ordinated under the United Nations

World Me teorological Organization. There is an

effective and almost instantaneous worldwide

exchange of the information gathered.

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into this with some success but progress has

been limited by two factors. The first is that

coupled ocean-atmosphere models require

enormously greater computing capacity tha n

is provided even by the super computers used

in weather forecasting. The second is th at not

enough is known about the state of the ocean

at any given time- there is no glo bal observa-

tion network as there is for the at mosphere-

or about the processes that go v ern the inter-

actions. When these limitations have been

overcome, it seems likely that coupled mod-

els will permit prediction of such climatolog-

ical factors as frequency and intensity of rain-

fall for seasons and perhaps years ahead.

In the meantime, climatologists have

begun to be able to predict the onset and co -

n sequences of phenomena such as El Nino

using techniques like those used in the classi-

cal weather forecasting method. These ex -

amine the condition of the ocean at a given

instant and by comparison with past experi-

ence, attempt to predict in statistical way ho -

w the ocean or the atmosphere- and hence the

climate- are likely to behave for the next few

months.

As with the weather forecasts, this dep -

ends critically on the existence of a bank of

past experience, in this case, particularly of

sea-surface temperatures. A key contribution

to this, recently completed by the U.K. Met -

eorological Office, has been the analysis of

many millions of sea-surface temperatures.

This has led to the publication of the first

globally complete monthly fields of sea-sur-

face temperatures from 1871 to the pre sent

day. This type of information may be used to

predict events such as El Nino.

Various scientific groups have tried to

do so with varying degrees of success. In th e

meantime meteorological office scientists

have also compared the temperature fields

statistically with climatological factors. Th ey

have shown that particularly in tropics th ere

are significant correlations bet ween sea-sur-

face temperature anomalies and climate sta-

tistics. This does not necessarily mean that

one cause the other, though some degree of

direct linkage seems likely. But it does open

up the possibility of predicting short term cli-

mate fluctuations.

The U.K. meteorological office has app -

roached this by a rigorous comparison bet -

ween rainfall statistics in the Nordeste area of

Brazil, whose crops can be seriously affected

by drought, with contemporaneous sea-sur-

face temperatures worldwide. This has

revealed significant links, verified over a

period 1901-85, between rainfall and sea-sur-

face temperatures in the north and south trop-

ical Atlantic and western tropical Pacific, the

area most strongly affected by El Nino.

71. Which of the following is not true about

El Nino?

1) It is the most important ocean phe-

nomenon to affect a region's wea ther

pattern.

2) There seems to be a statistical link

between sea-surface temperatures

and the occurrence of El Nino.

3) The consequences of El Nino can

vary with the geographical position

of the affected area.

4) Generally the effects of El Nino per-

sist for about a year.

5) The consequences of El Nino may

vary with the geographical position

of the affected area.

72. Which of the following data will be

helpful in the prediction of El Nino?

1) Daily temperature recorded in coas tal

areas.

2) Daily atmospheric pressure levels fo r

one previous year.

3) A data bank of sea-surface tempera-

tures.

4) All of the above


73. The frequency of occurrence of El Nino,

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1) Once every year

2) About three times in a century

3) Once in three years

4) Once every seven years

5) About three times in a decade

74. The passage talks about

1) The factors that can trigger phenome-

non like El Nino

2) Phenomenon like El Nino that affect

the planet's climate.

3) The global efforts being done in order

to predict El Nino

4) The advances being made in the field

of meteorological predictions through

a greater study of ocean-atmosphere

interactions.

5) Phenomenon like El Nino that do not

affect the planet's climate.

75. Long term, weather forecasting may

become a reality one day when

1) There exists a global databank on the

state of the ocean and its resul t ant inter-

actions with the atmosphere.

2) Computers which are more efficient

than supercomputers come into exis-

tence.

3) There is a thorough analysis of sea-

surface temperatures and their effects

on the oceans.

4) 1), 2) and 3) simultaneously fall into

place.

5) 1) and 2) are taken care of.

Directions (Q.No.76-78): Choose the word

which is MOST SIMILAR in meaning to the

word printed in bold as used in the passage.

76. Catastrophic

1) Disastrous 2) Developing

3) Prosperous 4) Possible

5) Probable

77. Recent

1) Latest 2) Last

3) Previous 4) Final

5) Prior

78. Rely

1) Depend 2) Vary

3) Very 4) Fluctuate

5) Swing

Directions (Q.No.79-80): Choose the word

which is MOST OPPOSITE in meaning to

the word printed in bold as used in the pas-

sage.

79. Extensive

1) Wide 2) Spacious

3) Ample 4) Plenty

5) Narrow

80. Significant

1) Important 2) Imperative

3) Trivial 4) Central

5) Chief

Directions (Q.No. 81-85): Read each sen-

tence to find out whether there is any gram-

matical mistake/ error in it. The error, if any,

will be in one part of the sentence, mark the

number of that part with error as your answer.

If there is 'No error', mark (5) as your answer.

81. My sister (1)/ only drew (2)/ on one side

(3)/ of the paper. (4)/ No error (5)

82. Motivating employees with (1)/ tradi-

tional authority and financial (2)/ incen-

tive have become (3)/ increasingly diffi-

cult. (4)/ No error (5)

83. I had worked (1)/ in this (2)/ school for

(3)/ 25 years. (4)/ No error (5)

84. The man who (1)/ I have often met (2)/

is the one whose property has been (3)/

acquired by the government. (4)/ No

error (5)

85. Page after page (1)/ of Quran were read

(2)/ and it gave great consolation (3)/ to

his mind. (4)/ No error (5)



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Directions (Q.No.86-90): Each question

below has a blank/ two blanks, each blank

indicating that something has been omitted.

Choose the set of words from the five options

for each blank that best fits the meaning of

the sentence as a whole.

86. They have scarcely enough money to

look after ____ children.

1) his 2) her 3) one

4) their 5) once

87. This movie is ____ hilarious and I have

seen it twice ____.

1) very, already 2) too, ready

3) much, previous 4) so, after

5) to, before

88. Being celebrities, they ___ met without

being mobbed ____ people.

1) hardly ever, by

2) nearly, about

3) barely, around

4) apparently, surround

5) scarcely, because

89. The _______ soldier was _______ to the

medical camp.

1) greeted, carry

2) wounded, carried

3) rewarded, presented

4) operated, posted

5) week, sent

90. If I ___ the contest, I __ a new house.

1) win, will buy

2) will win, will buy

3) winning, buy

4) wins, buying

5) win, bought

Directions (Q.No. 91-100): In the following

passage there are blanks, each of which has

been numbered. These numbers are printed

below the passage and against each, four

words/ phrases are suggested, one of which

fits the blank appropriately. Find out the

appropriate word/ phrase in each case and

mark your answer.

Ladakh is a tranquil and serene place

with beautiful ___ (91) green landscapes. It

attracts many tourists from ____ (92) parts of

the world. Consequently, Ladakh is some-

thing of a test case of what good as well as

____ (93) that can be brought by the travel-

ers. Most of the travelers committed them-

selves for the protection of self sustaining tra-

ditional world that they have discovered here.

One of the first Europeans to settle in Leh,

Helena Norberg Hodge arrived in 1975. She

set up an ecology center and a women's

alliance and a number of other organizations

which aim at preserving what ___ (94)

unique in Ladakh before it is gone. When

Pico Iyer visited a women's alliance, he found

its workers busy in constructing what ___

(95) be the first restaurant here. The purpose

of this restaurant is to serve and give life to

the real and traditional Ladakhi food. But he

was told that it is a difficult task as local ____

(96) cost more than imported ones these days.

The constructive and protective ___ (97) of

tourists like Norberg-Hodge are always worth

remembered. Another positive impact is signs

flying from the lampposts of Leh stating, 'Say

No to Polythene'. Use of plastic bags is also

prohibited in town. Even in the airport, the

tourists ___ (98) with a sign instructing,

'Mindful Tourism' and Pamphlets which

imply avoid ____ (99) from multinational

corporations as they destroy local economies.

Discussions are held regularly about develop-

mental activities like tourism in the woman's

alliance. Thus, most of the tourists who visit-

ed Ladakh played an ____ (100) role to pro-

tect Ladakh's culture and heritage besides

bringing awareness to Ladakh people to

improve their economy.

91. 1) fresh 2) luxurious 3) lush

4) pure 5) mixed

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4) some 5) few

93. 1) fast 2) slow 3) bad

4) dire 5) approve

94. 1) are 2) were 3) am

4) is 5) be

95. 1) may 2) mighty 3) should

4) can 5) would

96. 1) ingredients 2) recipe

3) cooks 4) cookies

5) confectioner

97. 1) effects 2) efforts 3) affect

4) affected 5) effect

98. 1) were greeted 2) is greeted

3) was greeting 4) were greet

5) were greeting

99. 1) buy 2) bought

3) being bought 4) buying

5) were buying

100. 1) important 2) chief 3) boss

4) principal 5) appreciate

Directions: (Q.No.101-105): Rearrange the

following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E)

and (F) in a proper sequence to form a

meaningful paragraph and then answer the

questions given below.

A) And they seem determined to hold on to

their culture and beliefs even as the

wind of change blows softly in, winding

its way through the valley and passes to

and insidiously around their minds.

B) His subjects reportedly wept at the idea

but have come to terms with democracy,

with its attendant aspects: a growing

media, electioneering, penal codes.

C) The people of Bhutan still have a

fairytale respect for their royalty; their

faith in their way of life is touching

earnestly.

D) The mood for change has accelerated

since the once closed kingdom opened

itself to the world.

E) Thus the country has seen a new wave

of change with improved significance of

democracy.

F) The fourth king opened the doors by

aiding the foundation of the co u ntry's

democratic government headed by a

constitutional monarch.

101. The FIRST sentence should be

1) A 2) C 3) B 4) F 5) E

102. The THIRD sentence is

1) B 2) C 3) A 4) D 5) E

103. The FOURTH sentence after

rearrangement is

1) A 2) C 3) B 4) E 5) F

104. The FIFTH sentence is

1) A 2) C 3) B 4) D 5) F

105. The LAST sentence should be

1) A 2) C 3) B 4) D 5) E

Directions: (Q.No. 106 - 110): Which of the

phrases (1), (2), (3) and (4) given below each

sentence should replace the phrase printed in

bold in the sentence to make it grammatically

correct? If the sentence is correct as it is

given and no correction is required, mark (5)

as the answer.

106. When problems seem insurmountable,

quit seems to be the easiest way out.

1) to quit seems to be

2) quiet seems to be

3) quitting seems to be

4) quitting is to be

5) No correction required

107. Looking back, I can rarely reme-mber

the names of the children who shared

my birthday.

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3) can shortly remember

4) can scarcely remember


108. With only two weeks before the party,

the last place I would wanted to be was

in the hospital recovering from surgery.

1) would want to be 2) wanted to be

3) would want myself to be

4) wanted me to be


109. We had been almost halfway there

when the left rear tyre blew out.

1) has been almost

2) were almost

3) were going to be almost

4) were reaching


110. Being a recently divorced man with full

custody of children, I was deter-mined

to give them a normal and stable a

home life as possible.

1) a normal and stable home life

2) a normal as well as stable a home life

3) as normal and stable a home life

4) a home life which is normal and stable


Quantitative Aptitude (50 Marks)

Directions: (Q.No. 111 - 115): What will

come in place of question mark (?) in the

following questions?

111.

1) √2 2) 2 3) 16

4) 8 5) None of these

112. 55% of

1) 126. 5 2) 126.6 3) 124.6

4) 125.4 5) None of these

113. (4444 ÷ 40) + (645 ÷ 25) + (3991 ÷ 26)

= ?

1) 280.4 2) 290.4 3) 295.4


114.

1) 37 2) 33 3) 34


115.

1) 303.75 2) 305.75 3) 304.75


Directions: (Q.No.116 - 120): What appr-

oximate value should come in place of the

question mark (?) in the follo-wing questions.

(You are not expe-cted to calculate the exact

value.)

116. 5554.9999 ÷ 50.007 = ?

1) 110 2) 150 3) 200

4) 50 5) 125

117. 23.001 × 18.999 × 7.998 = ?

1) 4200 2) 3000 3) 3500

4) 4000 5) 2500

118. 9999 ÷ 99 ÷ 9 = ?

1) 18 2) 15 3) 6

4) 11 5) 20

119. 22.005% of 449.999 = ?

1) 85 2) 100 3) 125

4) 75 5) 150

120.

1) 18 2) 22 3) 26

4) 30 5) 33

Directions: (Q.No. 121 - 125): In each of

these questions a number series is given. In

each series only one number is wrong. Find

out the wrong number.

121. 157.5, 45, 15, 6, 3, 2, 1

1) 1 2) 2 3) 6



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4) 157.5 5) 45

122. 4, 3, 9, 34, 96, 219, 435

1) 4 2) 9 3) 34

4) 435 5) 219

123. 5531, 5506, 5425, 5304, 5135, 4910,

4621

1) 5531 2) 5425 3) 4621

4) 5135 5) 5506

124. 7, 12, 40, 222, 1742, 17390, 208608

1) 7 2) 12 3) 40

4) 1742 5) 208608

125. 6, 91, 584, 2935, 11756, 35277, 70558

1) 91 2) 70558 3) 584

4) 2935 5) 35277

Directions: (Q.No. 126 - 130): Study the

table carefully to answer the questions that

follow.

Number of athletes (in thousands) who

participated in a sports event from five

different countries over the years

126. In which of the following years was the

total number of participants (athletes)

the second highest from Country C?

1) 2005 2) 2006 3) 2007


127. What was the average number of fe m ale

athletes who participated from Co u ntry B

over all the years together?

1) 1200 2) 400 3) 600

4) 1800 5) 3600

128. What was the approximate percentage

decrease in the number of male athletes

who participated from Cou ntry C in the

year 2007 as compared to the previous

year?

1) 21 2) 30 3) 35

4) 39 5) 25

129. The number of female athletes who

participated from Country E in the year

2009 was approximately what percent of

the total number of athletes who

participated from Country B in the year

2008?

1) 40 2) 46 3) 50

4) 56 5) 60

130. In which of the following countries in

the difference between the num ber of

male and female participants second

highest in the year 2006?

1) A 2) B 3) C

4) D 5) E


following graph and answer the questions

that follow.

Number of appeared Candidates and

Passed Candidates (in thousands) in a test

from seven different Colleges.



Countries A B C D E

Years Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

2005 4.4 3.3 6.3 4.2 4.5 3.1 5.6 4.1 4.7 2.1

2006 6.6 4.2 8.4 6.2 6.9 3.3 8.4 6.3 7.8 5.2

2007 4.6 1.8 7.4 4.8 4.8 2.8 9.3 7.3 8.7 6.5

2008 9.6 4.9 11.4 8.4 6.6 4.2 12.6 9.4 8.9 5.8

2009 11.8 6.4 10.6 5.2 7.9 6.3 14.4 10.2 11.8 9.2

2010 8.2 5.2 6.4 7.2 10.8 6.9 15.6 12.1 13.6 9.8

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131. What is the difference between the

number of candidates appeared from

colleges B, C, D and F together and

candidates passed from college A, E and

G together?

1) 100 2) 900 3) 1,000


132. What is the average number of

candidates passed from all the colleges

together?

1) 700 2) 490 3) 350


133. The number of candidates passed fr o m

colleges C and E together is ap pr -

oximately what percentage of the total

number of candidates appeared from

college A and G together?

1) 72 2) 62 3) 54

4) 75 5) 67

134. From which college is the difference

between the appeared candidates an d

passed candidates the maximum?

1) B 2) G 3) D

4) F 5) None of these

135. What is the ratio of the number of ca n -

didates who have failed from co ll eges B

to the number of candidates who have

appeared from college F?

1) 2 : 5 2) 2 : 3 3) 4 : 3

4) 1 : 3 5) None of these

136. The sum of five numbers is 290. The

average of the first two numbers is 48.5

and the average of the last two numbers

is 53.5. What is the third number?

1) 72 2) 84 3) 96


137. In how many different ways can the le -

tters of the word 'SMART' be arra nged?

1) 25 2) 60 3) 180


138. On a school annual day sweets were to

be equally distributed amongst 112

children. But on the particular day, 32

children were absent. Thus th e

remaining children got 6 extra sw eets.

How many sweets was each child

originally supposed to get?

1) 24 2) 18 3) 15


5) None of these

139. The profit earned after selling a wrist

watch for Rs. 4,080 is the same as the

loss incurred after selling the same wrist

watch for Rs.3,650. What is the cost of

it?

1) Rs. 3,785 2) Rs. 3,800

3) Rs. 3,775 4) Rs. 3,865

5) None of these

140. If the numerator of a fraction is

increased by 240% and the denomi-

nator of the fraction is decreased by

50%, the resultant fraction is 25/6. What

is the original fraction?

1) 2) 3)

4) 5) None of these


given information carefully to answer the

questions that follow.

An urn contains 4 green, 5 blue, 2 red and 3

yellow marbles.

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what is the probability that both are red

or at least one is red?

1) 2) 3)

4) 5) None of these

142. If three marbles are drawn at ran dom,

what is the probability that at least one is

yellow?

1) 2) 3)

4) 5) None of these

143. If eight marbles are drawn at ran dom,

what is the probability that the re are

equal numbers of marbles of each

colour?

1) 2) 3)


144. If three marbles are drawn at random,

what is the probability that none is

green?

1) 2) 3)

4) 5)

145. If four marbles are drawn at random,

what is the probability that two are blue

and two are red?

1) 2) 3)

4) 5) None of these

146. Prakash, Sunil and Anil started a bu s -

iness jointly investing Rs.11 lakhs,

Rs.16.5 lakhs and Rs.8.25 lakhs res p -

ectively. The profit earned by them in

the business at the end of three ye a rs

was Rs. 19.5 lakhs. What will be the

50% of Anil's share in the profit?

1) Rs. 4.5 lakhs 2) Rs. 2.25 lakhs

3) Rs. 2.5 lakhs 4) Rs. 3.75 lakhs

5) None of these

147. 8 men and 4 women together can com -

plete a piece of work in 6 days. The

work done by a man in one day is

double the work done by a woman in

one day. If 8 men and 4 women started

working and after 2 days 4 men left and

4 new women joined, in how many more

days will the work be completed?

1) 5 days 2) 8 days 3) 6 days

4) 4 days 5) 9 days

148. What will be the compound interest

accrued on an amount of Rs 10,000 at

20% p.a in two years if the int erest is

compounded half - yearly?

1) Rs. 4,400 2) Rs. 4,600

3) Rs. 4,461 4) Rs. 4,680

5) None of these

149. The income of A is 150% of the income

of B and the income of C is 120% of the

income of A. If the total income of A, B

and C together is Rs.86,000. What is C's

income?

1) Rs. 30,000 2) Rs. 32,000

3) Rs. 20,000 4) Rs. 36,000

5) None of these

150. Twice the square of a number is six

times the other number. What is the ratio

of the first number to the second?

1) 1 : 4 2) 2 : 5 3) 1 : 3


5) None of these

Directions (Q.No.151 - 155): Study the

following line graph and answer the

questions based on it.



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151. What was the percentage increase in

export from 1995 to 1996?

1) 25 2) 150 3) 125



difference in export and import the

maximum?

1) 1992 2) 1993 3) 1994

4) 1996 5) All of these

153. In how many of the given years were the

exports more than the imports?

1) 2 2) 3 3) 4



percentage decrease in imports the

highest from the preceding year?

1) 1992 2) 1994 3) 1995


155. In which of the following pairs of years

were the imports the same?

1) 1990, 1995 2) 1991, 1995

3) 1993, 1994 4) 1992, 1993

5) None of these.

Directions (Q.No. 156 - 160): Study the

following information carefully to answer

these questions.

Percentage of employees in various

departments of an organization and the

male - female ratio

Male : Female Ratio

Department Male : Female

Administration 7 : 5

Accounts 2 : 3

HR 5 : 3

Marketing 7 : 8

IT 3 : 4

Operations 5 : 4

Logistics 6 : 5

Printing 2 : 1

156. What is the ratio of male employees in

Administration to those in printing

department?

1) 7 : 4 2) 4 : 7 3) 3 : 4


157. What is the difference between the total

number of employees in IT and that in

Operations department?

1) 75 2) 150 3) 100


158. What is the ratio of the total number of

males in HR and Marketing to the total

number of females in these two

departments?

1) 13 : 15 2) 15 : 13 3) 13 : 17


159. How many female employees are there

in the HR department?

1) 250 2) 120 3) 125




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160. What is the difference between the

number of male and female employees

in Logistics department?

1) 50 2) 25 3) 75


GENERAL AWARENESS

With special reference to

Banking Industry (40 Marks)

161. From the given options 1 to 5, please

find out the one which is not an obj-e -

ctive of a central bank of a country?

1) The central bank of a country aims at

profit

2) The central bank is given powers to

control and regulate the wor king of

the commercial banks

3) Central bank generally is a organ of

the government and run by

government officials

4) Central bank generally controls the

credit

5) Central bank is generally banker of

the government

162. Channel financing means financing of:

1) Laying of agricultural canals

2) Dealers of identified large corpo rate

financed by the bank

3) NBFCs

4) SHGs/NGOs

5) All the above

163. NREGA (National Rural Employm ent

Guarantee Act) is renamed after

1) Jawaharlal Nehru

2) Mahatma Gandhi

3) Indira Gandhi

4) Rajeev Gandhi

5) Abdul Kalam

164. Syndication of advances is the reco-

mmendations of:

1) Kanan Committee

2) Shetty Committee

3) Kalyan Sundram Committee

4) Ghosh Committee

5) Narasimhan Committee

165. As per the RBI's Clean Note Policy,

writing on a Currency Note is ___

1) an Offence 2) a Crime

3) a Punishable Offence

4) the notes become non-legal tende r

5) None of these

166. SBI's new Training Initiative "Stra tegic

Training Unit" is located at

1) New Delhi 2) Bangalore

3) Hyderabad 4) Mumbai

5) Bangalore

167. Holidays are declared to the banks under

1) RBI Act

2) Banking Regulation Act

3) Negotiable Instrument Act

4) Indian Contracts Act

5) All the above

168. The first development financial ins-

titution in India that has got merged with

a bank is

1) IDBI 2) ICICI 3) IDFC

4) UTI 5) SBI

169. Indian Banks Association (IBA) has a

common net working system for sharing

the ATM facilities in Mumbai, which is

known as

1) ATM Network

2) Shared Payment Network System

3) Cash Network

4) All the above

5) None of these

170. For which of the following curre ncies is

the Indian rupee quoted agai nst 100

units of the foreign currency?

1) Deutsche Mark 2) Pound

3) Japanese Yen 4) US Dollars

5) None of these



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171. In loan cases where repayment of the

major or large part of a loan is stipulated

in a single payment follo-wing payment

of smaller instalment is referred as:

1) Equated payment schedule

2) Balloon payment schedule

3) Bullet payment schedule.

4) 2 & 3


172. Borrowings in which there is no

amortization or where repayment of the

principle occurs only at maturity is

called:

1) Equated payment schedule

2) Bullet payment schedule

3) Balloon payment schedule

4) Flip payment schedule

5) Unique Payment Schedule

173. Dividend yield refers to:

1) The ratio of dividend receive in the

previous year to the antic ipated

market price of a share

2) The ratio of anticipated dividend t o

th e current market price of a sh a re

3) The ratio of current dividend to the

current market price of a share

4) The total dividend that is decla red

every year by an organisation


174. Banking services delivered to a

customer by means of a computer

control system that does not directly

involve usual banks branch is called:

1) Universal Banking

2) Virtual Banking

3) Narrow Banking

4) Brick and Mortar Banking


175. Green Shoe option refers to:

1) Option to the issuer of any fina ncial

instrument to sell a cer ta in portion of

over subscription in the public issue.

2) Option to the issuer of any financ ial

Instrument to retain a certain portion

of over subscription in the public

issue.

3) Option to the under writer of any

financial instrument to retain a

certain portion of over subscri ption in

the public issue.

4) All of the above

5) None of these

176. Electronic Clearing Service in banks can

be availed only by:

1) Individuals

2) Corporate

3) Senior Citizens

4) All of these

5) None of these

177. The G20 Summit will be held in

November 2014 in?

1) Argentina 2) Australia

3) Turkey 4) South Korea

5) Saudi Arabia

178. The 2014 Rajiv Gandhi Nati onal

Sadbhavana Award was given to?

1) MS Swaminathan

2) Javed Akhtar

3) Muzaffar Ali

4) Gulzar

5) None of these

179. "The Substance and the Sha dow" is the

biography of?

1) Aamir Khan

2) Amitabh Bachchan

3) Dharmendra

4) Dilip Kumar

5) Shatrughan Sinha

180. Ranthambore National Park is situated

in?

1) Madhya Pradesh 2) Odisha

3) Karnataka 4) Gujarat

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181. The 7th BRICS Summit will be held in

July 2014 in which of the following

countries?

1) Brazil 2) Russia

3) India 4) China

5) South Africa

182. Who among the following Ind ian

sportspersons did not win a go ld medal

at the 17th Asian Ga m es in Incheon,

South Ko rea?

1) Seema Punia 2) Mary Kom

3) Vikas Gowda 4) Yogeswar Dutt

5) Saketh Myneni

183. Which Indian movie has been

nominated as India's official en try to

2015 Oscars?

1) Jaateeshwar 2) Ship of Theseus

3) Liar's Dice 4) Queen

5) None of these

184. Commodities markets are regul ated by?

1) IRDA 2) TRAI 3) SEBI

4) FMC 5) CII

185. With which sport is Jeetu Rai

associated?

1) Badminton 2) Swimming

3) Archery 4) Squash

5) Shooting

186. The Arjuna Awards selection co mmittee

for 2014 was chaired by?

1) Sunil Gavaskar 2) Ravi Shastri

3) Kapil Dev 4) Sourav Ganguly

5) Anil Kumble

187. Who was named Man of the

Tournament in the 2014 ICC World T20

held in Bangladesh?

1) Kumar Sangakkara

2) Rohit Sharma

3) Virat Kohli

4) Mahela Jayawardane

5) Lasith Malinga

188. Who was re-elected as the Prime Mi n -

ister of Hungary for the sec ond

consecutive term recently?

1) Enrico Letta 2) Viktor Orban

3) Nick Clegg 4) Matteo Renzi

5) None of these

189. Who succeeded Sumit Bose as the

Finance Secretary of India?

1) Arvind Mayaram

2) Shaktikantha Das

3) A.K. Mathur

4) R.K. Mathur

5) None of these

190. The Reserve Bank of India exte nded

deadline for banks to impl ement Basel

III norms by a year to March 31?

1) 2018 2) 2019 3) 2017


191. At present which of the following rates

is 7%?

1) Bank rate

2) Repo rate

3) Reverse repo rate

4) Cash reserve ratio

5) None of these

192. What is the amount of acci dental

insurance cover under the Pradhan

Mantri Jan Dhan Yoja na scheme?

1) Rs 50,000 2) Rs 1 lakh

3) Rs 30,000 4) Rs 1.5 lakh

5) Rs 75,000

193. Which committee recommended the

establishment of payments banks?

1) Damodaran committee

2) Aditya Puri committee

3) R.S. Gujral committee

4) Nachiket Mor committee

5) None of these

194. As per the 2014-15 Union Bud get what

is the income tax exe m ption limit for



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senior citizens?

1) Rs 3 lakh 2) Rs 2.5 lakh

3) Rs 2 lakh 4) Rs 3.5 lakh

5) Rs 4 lakh

195. Two new agricultural univer sities will

be set up in Andhra Pradesh and?

1) Rajasthan 2) Telangana

3) Odisha 4) Haryana

5) Uttar Pradesh

196. As per the latest Human Devel opment

Index what is India's rank?

1) 136 2) 137 3) 135

4) 134 5) 143

197. Which is the first bank in India to launch

EMI facility on debit cards?

1) SBI

2) Axis Bank

3) Bank of India

4) Bank of Baroda

5) ICICI Bank

198. Who was appointed Interpol

br a nd ambassador?

1) Aamir Khan

2) Amitabh Bachchan

3) Hrithik Roshan

4) Shah Rukh Khan

5) Akshay Kumar

199. Mridula Sinha has been appoi nted as the

new Governor of?

1) Kerala 2) Goa

3) Uttar Pradesh 4) Gujarat

5) Manipur

200. Who is the Union Mines, Steel, La bor

and Employment Min i ster?

1) Ravi Shankar Prasad

2) Ananth Kumar

3) Narendra Singh Tomar

4) Anant Geethe

5) Ramvilas Paswan

KEY

1) 2 2) 5 3) 2 4) 5 5) 1

6) 4 7) 2 8) 5 9) 4 10) 3

11) 1 12) 1 13) 4 14) 1 15) 2

16) 4 17) 4 18) 2 19) 2 20) 3

21) 4 22) 4 23) 5 24) 3 25) 4

26) 3 27) 2 28) 2 29) 2 30) 5

31) 3 32) 1 33) 4 34) 1 35) 1

36) 1 37) 1 38) 4 39) 5 40) 2

41) 3 42) 1 43) 5 44) 2 45) 1

46) 3 47) 1 48) 4 49) 1 50) 5

51) 3 52) 5 53) 3 54) 2 55) 1

56) 3 57) 2 58) 2 59) 1 60) 1

61) 4 62) 3 63) 3 64) 2 65) 3

66) 1 67) 3 68) 1 69) 2 70) 4

71) 1 72) 3 73) 4 74) 4 75) 3

76) 1 77) 1 78) 1 79) 5 80) 3

81) 2 82) 3 83) 1 84) 1 85) 2

86) 4 87) 1 88) 1 89) 2 90) 1

91) 3 92) 1 93) 3 94) 4 95) 5

96) 1 97) 2 98) 1 99) 4 100) 1

101) 2 102) 4 103) 5 104) 3 105) 5

106) 3 107) 4 108) 3 109) 2 110) 3

111) 5 112) 1 113) 2 114) 5 115) 2

116) 1 117) 3 118) 4 119) 2 120) 2

121) 1 122) 4 123) 1 124) 4 125) 3

126) 5 127) 3 128) 2 129) 2 130) 5

131) 3 132) 1 133) 5 134) 3 135) 2

136) 5 137) 5 138) 3 139) 4 140) 3

141) 5 142)3 143) 3 144) 5 145) 1

146) 2 147) 1 148) 3 149) 4 150) 4

151) 3 152) 5 153) 3 154) 1 155) 5

156) 1 157) 3 158) 4 159) 4 160) 2

161) 1 162) 2 163) 2 164) 4 165) 3

166) 3 167) 3 168) 2 169) 2 170) 3

171) 2 172) 2 173) 3 174) 2 175) 2

176) 4 177) 2 178) 3 179) 4 180) 5

181) 2 182) 3 183) 3 184) 4 185) 5

186) 3 187) 3 188) 2 189) 1 190) 2

191) 3 192) 2 193) 4 194) 1 195) 1

196) 3 197) 5 198) 4 199) 2 200) 3



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