Quantitative Ability Questions

Quantitative Ability Questions.

1. ‘C’ is a natural number and both x² + 4x + C = 0 and x² + 4x – C = 0 have rational roots. The number of possible values for C are:

a. 1

b. 2

c. 3

d. None of these

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CAT Verbal Ability Test Papers

Directions for next 4 Verbal ability questions: In the following Verbal ability questions, mark the antonym for the underlined word as your answer.

1. The lassitude of the government let to the worsening of the situation in Gujarat.
a. alacrity
b. lackadaisical
c. lachrymose
d. laurel

2. The police force found it difficult to control the obstreperous crowd.
a. clamorous
b. naughty
c. subtle
d. obstinate

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Logical reasoning questions and answers

Directions for next 3 logical reasoning questions: Answer the logical reasoning questions based on the following information.

Each digit, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 is represented by a different letter A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I but not necessarily in this order. Further, each of A + B + C, C + D + E, E + F + G and G + H + I is equal to 13.

1. Find the value of E.
a. 5
b. 7
c. 4
d. Cannot be determined

2. What is the sum of C, E and G?
a. 7
b. 9
c. 11
d. Cannot be determined

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Verbal ability questions with answers

Directions for next 3 verbal ability questions: For each of the words below, a contextual usage is given. Pick the word from the alternative given that is most appropriate in the given context.

1. Fluster: She was so flustered that she forgot her reply.
a. Confused
b. Angry
c. Flattered
d. Absent-minded

2. Stickler: Lucy was a stickler for per perfection, and everything had to be perfectly right.
a. Perfectionist
b. Insistent
c. Crusader
d. Casual

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Quantitative Questions For CAT

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1. When a certain two-digit number is added to another two digit number having the same digits in reverse order, the sum is a perfect square. How many such two-digit numbers are there?

a. 4

b. 6

c. 8

d. 10

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Reasoning Questions with Solutions

logical-reasoning-questions-with-solutions- Directions for next 3 logical reasoning Questions: Answer the logical reasoning Questions based on the following information.

Long ago, King Ashoka, organized a horse riding competition. The entry fee for participation was one gild coin and the total number of coins collected would be distributed among the first four winners. All the four winners were awarded with a different number of coins; however the winner in the first position got the maximum coins and so on, so that the winner in the fourth position got the least number of coins.

A, B, C, D were the first four winners in the competition so that;

I. A did not come first, B did not come second, C did not come third and D did not come fourth.
II. B won more coins than C.
III. D won more coins than B.

1. C, one of the four winners ended the competition in position number.
a. 4
b. 2
c. 1
d. Cannot be determined

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CAT Sample Verbal Questions

Directions for 3 CAT Sample Verbal Questions: In each cat sample Verbal Questions, the word at the top of the table is used in four different ways. Choose the option in which the usage of the word is INCORRECT or INAPPROPRIATE.

1. GOOD
a. Is this a good dress for the party?
b. The kept milk in the glass is still good.
c. Farah ruined the family’s good name.
d. I’m good for another round of golf.

2. WRITE
a. How do you write your name?
b. To write one’s thoughts is a good habit.
c. You’ll have to write out a request.
d. It is important to write ones will itself.

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Logical Questions

Logical Reasoning.

Directions for next 3 Logical Questions: Answer the logical questions based on the following information.

We are three friends—Saptarsh, Rushat and Trivendra – each has some red and white balls.

I. Saptarsh has atleast one red ball and twice as many white balls as red balls.

II. Rushat has atleast one red ball and three times as many white balls as red balls.

III. Trivendra has atleast one red ball and three more white balls than red balls.

IV. When I tell you the number of balls we have altogether – the number is less than 25, you will know how many balls I have, but not how many balls each of the others has.”

1. How many balls do these three people have altogether?

a. 12

b. 19

c. 24

d. 29

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CAT 2010

CAT 2010

A big hello to all CAT 2010 aspirants,

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To hit bulls eye and to bell the cat in CAT 2010, start now. Early bird catches the worm they say and indeed it’s true. Start preparing now for cat 2010 and you will have plenty of time to familiarize yourself with possible intricacies of CAT 2010 and to improve yourself . We at FireUp will assist you with the unmatched quality of original content, IIM Alumni as faculty to support you all time. FireUp is also taking reasonable care of students who are regular follower by providing free e-books, Mock CAT Tests, daily CAT level questions, games, EMAIL and SMS Preparation. Hope you are benefited from this.

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CAT Logical Questions

CAT Logical Questions- Directions for next 3 CAT Logical Questions: Answer the CAT Logical Questions based on the following information.

The holy town of Mantralayam has 3 temples. The magical powers of each temple doubles the flowers a devotee carries every time he/she passes under the doorway at the entrance of the temple. He/she then offers some flowers to the idol and exits the temple with the remaining flowers.

1. Chari carries X flowers to temple 1. At each of the 3 temples, he places an identical number of flowers (Y). He exits the temple 3 without a single flower. X was most probably:
a. 2 flowers
b. 5 flowers
c. 6 flowers
d. 7 flowers

2. In the questions 1, Y was most probably:
a. 8 flowers
b. 5 flowers
c. 6 flowers
d. 7 flowers

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