Directions (11-15) : Read the given information carefully and answer the given questions. Two buses-A and B start their journey from same depot but not necessary in the same order. Bus A starts moving 6 km towards north direction to Point P and then takes a right turn and moves 18 km to reach Point R, then take a left turn and moves 12 km to reach Point S. Points P, Q and R lies in a same line. Distance between P and Q is half of the distance between Q and R. Bus B starts to move towards west 2 km more than Point Q and R from Depot and reach Point W, then take a right turn and walk 18 km to reach Point U. U, V and W lies in the same line as distance of V and W is double of the distance between U and V. From Point U Bus B take a right turn and reach Point S. Point T lies between U and S in exact midway.
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11). What is the total distance between U and S ?
| A). 29 km |
| B). 32 km |
| C). 36 km |
| D). 30 km |
| E). 28 km |
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12). In which direction is Point T with respect to Point W ?
| A). North |
| B). South |
| C). North-west |
| D). North-east |
| E). South-west |
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13). A boy wants to go depot and Starts walking towards north from Point W. After reaching Point V, he suddenly realize that he is going to wrong direction. So what is the shortest route from Point V to bus depot ?
| A). Back to Point W then go to depot from there |
| B). From Point V he should go to east direction 14km than move toward south and reach depot |
| C). From Point V going towards north to reach Point U from there, he should reach Point S then Point R then Point P and then depot. |
| D). Both (1) and (2) are shortest routes. |
| E). Back to Point V he should go to west direction 14 km then move towards north and reach depot. |
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14). What is the distance 'between T and S ?
| A). 14 km |
| B). 12 km |
| C). 15 km |
| D). 18 km |
| E). 6 km |
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15). Bus A is moving in which direction currently ?
| A). West |
| B). North-east |
| C). South |
| D). North |
| E). East |
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Directions (16-20) : In each of these questions, two statements marked as I and II are provided. These may have a cause and effect relationship or may have independent causes or be the effects of independent causes.
Give answer:
(1) If statement I is cause and statement II is its effect.
(2) If statement II is cause and statement I is its effect.
(3) If statements I and II are independent causes.
(4) If statements I and II are effects of independent causes
(5) If statements I and II are effects of common causes. |
16). Statements:
I. It is the bounden duty of each member of the Civil society to Control the air pollution by Contributing their best in this endeavour to safeguard the health of their countrymen.
II. The alarming air pollution in our country is causing asthma cases to constantly multiply.
| A). If statement I is cause and statement II is its effect. |
| B). If statement II is cause and statement I is its effect. |
| C). If statements I and II are independent causes. |
| D). If statements I and II are effects of independent causes |
| E). If statements I and II are effects of common causes. |
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17). Statements:
I. The prices of Petrol and diesel in the domestic market have remained unchanged for the Past few months.
II. The crude oil prices in the international market have gone up substantially in the last few months
| A). If statement I is cause and statement II is its effect. |
| B). If statement II is cause and statement I is its effect. |
| C). If statements I and II are independent causes. |
| D). If statements I and II are effects of independent causes |
| E). If statements I and II are effects of common causes. |
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18). vStatements:
I. There has been an increase in the underground Water level column at all places in Delhi due to the last Year's monsoon rains. .
II. Many trains had to be Cancelled last year due to Water-logging on the railway tracks.
| A). If statement I is cause and statement II is its effect. |
| B). If statement II is cause and statement I is its effect. |
| C). If statements I and II are independent causes. |
| D). If statements I and II are effects of independent causes |
| E). If statements I and II are effects of common causes. |
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19). Statements :
I. The prices of sugar had risen very sharply in Indian markets last year.
II. The government imported large quantities of sugar as per trade agreements with other countries last year.
| A). If statement I is cause and statement II is its effect. |
| B). If statement II is cause and statement I is its effect. |
| C). If statements I and II are independent causes. |
| D). If statements I and II are effects of independent causes |
| E). If statements I and II are effects of common causes. |
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20). Statements :
I. The government has recently fixed the fees for professional courses offered by the unaided institutions which are much lower than the fees charged last year.
II. The parents of the aspiring students launched a severe agitation last year protesting against the high fees charged by the unaided institutions.
| A). If statement I is cause and statement II is its effect. |
| B). If statement II is cause and statement I is its effect. |
| C). If statements I and II are independent causes. |
| D). If statements I and II are effects of independent causes |
| E). If statements I and II are effects of common causes. |
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