Two columns are given in each question and each column has three phrases. Choose the
most suitable pair of phrases, which makes a grammatically correct and contextually coherent statement

In each of the questions given below a sentence
is given in which a word is highlighted. Each sentence is then
followed by three words. Choose the word(s) that can replace the
given word in bold to make a grammatically and contextually
meaningful sentence as your answer. If none of the words can
replace the highlighted word then choose “None can replace” as
the correct choice.

In each of the following sentences, parts of the sentence are left blank. Beneath
each sentence, five different ways of completing the sentence are indicated. Choose the best
alternative among the given options.

Improve the bold part in the following sentences, if needed

<div class="page" title="Page 2"> <div class="section"> <div class="layoutArea"> <div class="column"> <p>Direction (8-10): Point R is 5m west of point Q. Point P is 16m north of point Q. Point R is 25m south of point T. Point T is 10m west of point V. Point V is 9 m north of Point J.</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>

Directions (21-25): In each of the questions given below, four words have been highlighted. These four words may or may not have been placed in their correct positions. The sentence is then followed by options with the correct combination of words that should replace each other in order to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct. Find the correct combination of the words that should replace each other. If the sentence is correct as it is, then select option (e) as your choice.

In some ways we already do: every time we spend our cash we are making an active choice about the
companies we support and the practices we endorse. Today, when corporations can be more influential
than entire states, where we put our pounds is where the power lies. The problem is, so it is difficult to
confidently make an informed choice.
Consider this: the retail manufacturing industry is the second most polluting industry on earth, second only
to oil. According to Annie Leonard, an expert in overconsumption, only 1% of the materials used to produce
our consumer goods are still in use six months after sale. Somewhere, the value of craftsmanship and of
provenance has been lost. Price and speed are trumping value. However, the tide is turning. Increasing
awareness around these issues has led to a rise in what is known as conscious consumption, a movement
of people who seek out ways to make positive decisions about what to buy and look for a solution to the
negative impact consumerism is having on our world.
This is a growing tribe: a third of UK consumers claim to be very concerned about issues regarding the
origin of products. A study from YouGov and the Global Poverty Project revealed that 74% of those
surveyed would pay an extra 5% for their clothes if there was a guarantee workers were being paid fairly
and working in safe conditions. If you’re thinking that 5% doesn’t sound like a lot, consider the fact that
the fashion industry could take a staggering 125 million people out of poverty by adding only 1% of its
profits to workers’ wages.
Issues such as equal pay, environmentally conscious manufacturing processes, prevention of counterfeit
goods, human trafficking, responsible farming practices and overproduction of goods are all at the
forefront of consumers’ minds when making these choices. In an increasingly open, digital world where
authenticity is the buzzword of choice, businesses must keep up with growing demands for ethical
behaviour and transparency in everything from employee rights and gender discrimination to the supply
chain.
In studying for my PhD, I researched product supply chain transparency in depth, looking at technologies
to improve information about products and the global network of people and resources that fuel them. I
believe technology is the key to dealing with the challenges created by consumerism. Open data, social
networks and mobile tech can change the game. Groundbreaking technologies could enable transparency
in supply chains, which is why this year I have __(I)___on turning my findings into a social enterprise to
empower businesses to take steps to being open.

: Rearrange the following six sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper
sequence to form a meaningful paragraph and then answer the questions given below.
A. This is partly linked to drop in payment rates, as consumers are struggling to pay their bills amid rising
consumption and tight finances.
B. Embracing energy efficiency can be a win-win solution as this can bring down household energy bills
and reduce discoms’ financial stress
C. The Indian government has sanctioned liquidity relief to help discoms tide over this crisis, but these are
just short-term fixes.
D. The rules lay down uniform performance standards for power distribution companies (discoms) and
make them liable to compensate consumers in case of violations.
E. The well-intentioned rules come at a time when Indian discoms are struggling to manage their finances.
F. The Power Minister, R.K. Singh, recently announced the Electricity (Rights of Consumers) Rules,

Improve the bold part in the following sentences, if needed

Direction (15-16): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
A & B means A is 15 m to the north of B
A @ B means A is 23 m to the east of B
A # B means A is 20 m to the south of B
A % B means A is 12 m to the west of B

Direction (17-18): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions
Clubs ( ), diamonds ( ), hearts ( ) and spades (♠)
A ♠ B means A is to the East of B
A B means A is to the West of B
A B means A is to the North of B
A B means A is to the South of B
There are 3 buses travelling from Z to Y.
Bus 1: K 15 Z, J 10 K, M 10 J, D 18 M, C 29 ♠ D, P 9 C, Y 4 P
Bus 2: E 36 Z, F 6 E, G 14 F, H 19 G, L 39 H, Y 25 ♠ L
Bus 3: N 33 ♠ Z, Q 4 N, S 9 Q, T 4 S, C 20 T, U 4 C, U 4 V, Y 5 V

Directions (21-25): In each of the questions given below, four words have been highlighted. These
four words may or may not have been placed in their correct positions. The sentence is then
followed by options with the correct combination of words that should replace each other in order
to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct. Find the correct combination of the
words that should replace each other. If the sentence is correct as it is, then select option (e) as your
choice.

Find the wrong number in following number series :

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
Eight persons i.e. A, B, C, D, P, Q, R and S are sitting around a rectangular table in such a way that four
persons sit on each of the four corner of the table and other four persons sit on the middle of each side. The
one who sits at the corner of table faces opposite to center of table and the one who sits at the middle side
of table faces towards the center of table. Persons sitting on opposite sides are exactly opposite to each
other. Q sits immediate to the right of D. Both R and C are sitting opposite to each other. Only one person
sits between A and B, who does not sit near to D. C sits near to Q. Two persons sit between D and S, who
faces to the center.

Directions (1-9): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below them.
There is widespread international concern that Russia's war will provoke a global food crisis similar to, or
worse than, that faced in 2007 and 2008. The war comes at a time when the global food system was already
struggling to feed its growing population in a sustainable way, under the pressure caused by climate change
and the Covid-19 pandemic. Russia and Ukraine are key agricultural players, together exporting nearly 12
% of food calories traded globally. They are major providers of basic agro-commodities, including wheat,
maize and sunflower oil, and Russia is the world's top exporter of fertilisers. The global supply chain will
get impacted until Russia and Ukraine retreat and will end the war.
The war's impact on global food supply centred on three factors. First is a significant reduction in exports
and production of essential commodities from both countries, caused by the war and not the economic
sanctions imposed on Russia, which, intentionally, did not target the agricultural sector. Overall, the
European Commission estimates that 'up to 25 million tonnes of wheat would need to be substituted to
meet worldwide food needs in the current and the next season. Second factor is a global spike in prices of
food supplies and inputs needed for agri-food production, which were already at record levels before the
war. The war has further pushed the prices up. Third factor is the international response to the above,
which could either amplify the effects of the crisis (mainly by uncoordinated export bans) or mitigate them
(applying lessons learnt from the 2007-2008 food crisis). A number of countries, other than Russia and
Ukraine, have already imposed or announced their intention to impose some control over exports of
essential agricultural commodities, including Egypt, Argentina, Indonesia, Serbia, Turkey and, in the EU,
Hungary. We should keep this in our mind that the long duration of war will make the global situation
irrecoverable

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
A certain number of persons are sitting in a row facing to the north. There is one person sits between N
and M and one of them sit at the extreme end of the row. There are three persons sit between N and C. L
sits 2nd to the left of C. There are six persons sit between C and B, who sits 3rd from one of the end. B sits
2nd to the left of R, who does not sit at the extreme end. There are four persons sit between O and N. More
than three persons sit between M and O. There are two persons sit between K and R.

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given
below:
Eight boxes i.e. M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are placed one above the another but not necessarily in the same
order. Three boxes are placed between M and T. M is placed either at the top most or bottom most position.
Box O is placed just above to the box N. Box S is placed just below to the box T. There are two boxes placed
between R and S. Not more than two boxes placed between M and R. More than three boxes placed between
O and P.