Question : Directions: In the following question which answer figure will complete the pattern in the question figure?

Option 1:

Option 2:

Option 3:

Option 4:

Question : Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word.

DISHEARTEN

Option 1: humble

Option 2: encourage

Option 3: indispose

Option 4: dampen

Question : If each side of a rectangle is decreased by 11%, then its area will decrease by:

Option 1: 25%

Option 2: 21.13%

Option 3: 24.31%

Option 4: 20.79%

Question : Directions: Based on the position in the English alphabetical order, three of the following letter clusters are alike in some manner and one is different. Select the odd letter cluster.

Option 1: XUSO

Option 2: NKHE

Option 3: MJGD

Option 4: WTQN

Question : Which is the largest among the numbers $\sqrt{5},\ 3\sqrt{7}$, and $4\sqrt{13}$.

Option 1: $\sqrt{5}$

Option 2: $3\sqrt{7}$

Option 3: $4\sqrt{13}$

Option 4: $\text {All are equal}$

Question : Rama mixes 20% of kerosene into petrol and then he sells the whole mixture at the price of petrol. If the cost price of the kerosene is 40% of the cost price of petrol. Then what is his net profit %?

Option 1: 11.11%

Option 2: 11.5%

Option 3: 12.5%

Option 4: 9.5%

Question : Comprehension:
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

Ghana was the first true African state. The reason why we are saying this is that most African states lived in tribal villages but Ghana was the centre of the gold trade. This gold trade opened new possibilities for the Ghanaians. The gold trade roots back to the 4th century, when African Soninke tribes were under the rule of the Maga, a Berber clan originating from Morocco. This clan has mastered trans-Saharan camel travel. They were known for trading salt for gold from the Soninke.

When the Arabs invaded North Africa, there was an upsurge in the trade in gold. Ghana became rich and soon after, the Soninke ousted the Maga and built their own nation under Kaya Magan Cisse, who became the Soninke king around 790.

Ghana’s ancient capital, Koumbi Salah, was the city where Africans and Berbers met and traded. Arab traders in the 9th century described Ghana as ‘the land of gold.’ The gold came from Asante and Senegal to the south and west. The trade routes led north and east to Morocco, Libya Aksum and so on to Europe and Asia.

Ghana had reached its peak in the 10th century. This was the country which controlled both the gold and salt trades. Other trading goods included woollen clothes, luxury items, leather goods and slaves. Traders transported goods hundreds of kilometres across the Sahara Desert with camel caravans.

Question:
Select the one-word substitute from the passage for the given group of words.
Rapid or sudden rise

Option 1: Caravans

Option 2: Ousted

Option 3: Upsurge

Option 4: Ancient

Question : Directions: In the following question a series is given, with one number missing. Select the missing number from the given series.
3, 10, 31, 94, ?

Option 1: 197

Option 2: 127

Option 3: 283

Option 4: 317

Question : What percentage of Earth’s water is fresh?

Option 1: 4.8 per cent

Option 2: 5.2 per cent

Option 3: 3.9 per cent

Option 4: 2.7 per cent

Question : The difference between a discount of 30% on INR 5,000 and two successive discounts of 15% and 25% on the same amount is:

Option 1: INR 315.50

Option 2: INR 350.50

Option 3: INR 312.50

Option 4: INR 412.50