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> >
> > Vocabulary
> > ----------
> > Admonish-usurp,meager-scant,alienate-
estrange,merry-gay,brim-boarder,obstinate-stubbourn
> > solicit-urge,subside-wane,furtive-
stealthy,misery-distress,volume-quantity,
> > veer-diverge,stiffle-snithy,adhesive-
sticky,hamper-obstruct,belief-co
> > nviction,lament-wail,incentive-
spur,innert-passive,baffle-frustrate,confiscate-
appropriate,c
overt-crave,caprice-whim,concur-
acquiesce,cargo-frieght,dispel-scatter,divulge-
reveal,tomerit-to
deserve,discreation-prudence,emancipate-
liberate,efface-obliterate,
> >
> > hover-linger,heap-to
> > pile,instigate-incite,latitude-
scope,latent-potential,lethargy-stupor
> > momentary-transient,pretentious-
ostentatious,embrace-effigy

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> > Apptitude
> > ---------
> > 1)2 pencils costs 8 cents,then 5
pencils cost how much
> > a)20c
> > 2)a work is done by the people in 24
min.one of them can do this work
> > a lonely in 40 min.how much time
required to do the same work for the
> > second person
> > a)60min
> > 3)a car is filled with four and half
gallons of oil for full round
> > trip.fuel is taken 1/4 gallons more
in going than coming.what is the fuel
> > consumed in coming up.
> > a)2 gallons
> > 4)low temperature at the night in a
city is 1/3 more than 1/2 hinge as
> > higher temperature in a day.sum of
the low temp and high temp is 100 c.
> > then what is the low temp.
> > a)40 centigrade
> > 5)a person who decided to go weekend
trip should not exceed 8 hours
> > driving in a day average spped of
forward journey is 40 mph.due to
> > traffic insundays the return journey
average speed is 30 mph.how far he
> > can select a picnic spot.
> > a)120 miles
> > 6)a sales person multiplied a number
and get the answer is 3
> > instead of that number divided by
3.what is the answer he actually
> > has to get.
> > a)1/3
> > 7)a ship started from a port and
moving with I mph and another ship
> > started from L and moving with H
mph.at which place these two ships
> > meet.
> > a)between I and J and close to J
> > 8)a building with height D ft shadow
upto G.A neighbour building
> > with what height shadow C ft is
> > a)B ft
> > 9)a person was fined for exceeding
the speed limit by 10mph.another
> > person was also fined for exceeding
the same speed limit by twice the same
> > if the second person was travellling
at a speed of 35 mph.find the
> > speed limit
> > a)15mph
> > 10)a bus started from bustand at
8.00am and after 30min staying at
> > destination it returned back to the
bustand.the destination is 27
> > miles from the bustand the speed of
the bus 50percent fast speed at what
> > time it returns to the bustand.
> > a)11.00am
> > 11)in a mixture,R is 2 parts,s is 1
part
in order to make s to 25% of the
> > mixture,howmuch r is to be added
> > a)one part
> > 12)wind flows 160 miles in
330min.for 80 miles how much time required
> > a)---
> > 13)with 4/5 full tand vehicle
travels 12 miles, with 1/3 full tand how
> > much distance travels
> > a)5 miles
> > 14)2 trees are there.one grows at
3/5 of the other.In 4 years
> > total growth of the trees is 8
ft.what growth will smaller tree will have
> > in 2 years.
> > a)2 ft
> > 15)a storm will move with a velocity
of --- towards the center in ---
> > at the same rate how much far will
it move in hrs
> > a)8/3 or 2 2/3
> > 15 not clear
> >
> >

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> > Reasoning
> > ----------
> > A.
> > my father had no brothers but his 3
sisters are all married and each has 2
> > children.my grandfather has 2 sons.
> > 1.mu father was an only child F
> > 2.3 of my aunts have sons C
> > 3.i have six cousins on my mother's
side C
> > 4. i have only one uncle F
> >
> > B.
> > Senior managers in a leading company
said that new japanese investment
> > in india was transforming the car
industry and warned that jobs were
> > under threat from japanese
competition. they stated that increasing
> > competition would be coupled with an
in evitable downturn i the car market
> > and the recent rise in interst rates
whaich had already hit demand.
> > 5.some senior managers said that
more people will want to buy new cars in
> > the future. F
> > 6.managers told workers that
japanese workers are taking jobs away from
> > indian workers in the car industry.
F
> > 7.the managers issued their warning
after a rise in interest rates. T
> > 8.the increased rate of the interest
will mean that japanese firms will
> > cease to operate in this country. C
> >
> > C.Researchers in mumbai have found
that certain types of gallstones can be
> > dissolved by injecting them with a
gasoline additive in the form of ether
> > the ether is injected through a tube
directly into a tube directly into
> > the gallbladder.the one day
treatment works only on cholesterol-based
> > stones.not those composed largely o
calcium.however as the clolesterol
> > stones are by far the most common
typefor millions of gallstones
> > sufferers the treatment should offer
a welcome alternative tosurgery
> > the commonest option in nost
hospitals.
> > 9.injecting ether into the
gallbladder dissolves most gallstones T
> > 10.surgery is the only treatment for
calcium stones T
> > 11.hundreds of peoplecontains
calcium stones C
> > 12.calcium stones will be cured in
one day F
> >
> > D.organising the home can be
perceived as conferring power so large
> > numbers of women are unwilling to
let go of chores,even when they have
> > careers.a survey found that,out of
65 new marriages not one single wife
> > expected her husband to share work
equally.according to the family policy
> > studies center 81% working wives
return home to do all th cooking.The
> > average male has nearly half as much
more tfree time at weekends
> > than his wife and the typical new
father spends just 37 seconds a day
> > talking to his baby.
> > 13.most working wives do not expect
their husbands to share chores
> > equally. T
> > 14.the average wife has half as much
free
time at weekends as her husband.
> > F
> > 15.some women collude in the unequal
distribution of house hold work
> > because they want to retain
control C
> > 16. 39% of all men with working
wives do
the cooking and all the cleaning
> > F
> >
> > E.confucius said that to know the
future
we have to understand the pasthis
> > time transport ,communications and
scientific knowledge were less
> > developed than they are today.news
took weeks to travel where as today
> > satellite links connect the
continents virtually instantaneously.but
> > our technological advances in the
field of
communications seem not to have
> > improved our capacity to understand
one another
> > 17.in confucius daay people were
more intelligent C
> > 18.we understand each otheer better
now than in confucius time because
> > we can travel more quickly. F
> > 19.we have made great improvements
in transport since confucius day T
> > 20.none of our scientific
discoveries has really improved our lives C
> >
> > F.words in totalitarian systems have
an unhealthy importance and in such
> > states now attempting to return to a
more democratic normality there has
> > been a natural inevitable and
healthy devaluation of words whereas
> > previouslu a single word used in a
sppech
or even a play or poem could be
> > a serious political event now the
words come cheaper almost free.
> > politics is politics again and
poetry only poetry
> > 21.totalitarian state devalue words
T
> > 22.only non-totalitarian regimes
produce poetry of political importance
> > T
> > 23.writers under totalitarian
regimes have to choose their words care
> > fully T
> > 24. the democratic political system
is healthier than others C
>
>
> G.statistics show that millions of
vehicals have beencarried by shuttle
> over the past 30 years through alpine
tunnels withouty one ever catching
> tire.in the alpine tunnels.drivers and
passengers sit in theirvhehicals on
> the shuttle trains.only one vehical
has evercaught fire on the bussy
> french motorail equivalent system.this
sort of accidents is not possible
> in a closed shuttle. assertinos that a
vehical fire will lead to
> catastophe have no basis. since the
resoures exit do detect,control and
> extingush a fire and to remove any
persons present safely to an adjoning
> wagon, leaving any surviving fire
facing rapid extinction within a wagan
> built to contain fire for 30 minutes.
catastrophe seems very unlikely.
>
> 25. if a car cauget fire in a rail
shuttle, probably none would be killed.
>
> (T)
> 26.at least one vehical has cauht fire
in an alpine tunnel.(f)
> 27.if a fire started in a wagon, it
would be allowed to burn itself out in
> 30 minutes.(f)
> 28.if would theoreticaly be possible
for a car to cath fire in aclosed
> shuttle system.(F)

>
> H)every form of art is protected by
copy write,upon the expiration
>
> of whitch the property passes into
the public domain and becomes freely
> available to any one wishing to
exploit it commercialy. the time has come
> when all treasures shoud pass to the
controled of a trust,and by this made
> readily available to anyone on pament
of a fee or royality.the income
> fromthe works of tagore would alone be
enarmous.these who now main
> financialbenifit from his genius
should make some contribution to the
> welfare of the arts in general.
> 29.tagore's plays are not protected by
copyright. F
> 30.tagore's decendants should be asked
to make some contribution to the
> arts C
> 31.instead of buying a ticket ,
theatregoers should pay a fee to trust for
> the benefit of the arts. C
> 32. More people could go to the
theatre if copy rightwere abolished C

> I. Hacking is a crime made possible by
a relatively new technology,
> which one of the reasons it is often
poorly understood and reported.
> Many computers, but no means all,are
now linked togetherin networks which
> allow users on one computer to
communicate with others on the same
> network.If a computer is not
networked,no manipulation of its datafrom
> another machine is possible.So long as
users are authorised, networking
> is just a way of making work easier
and more productive.Hacking on the
> other hand,is the unauthorised use of
networks or unauthorised entty
> into the computers themselves.Most
people do not need to break into the
> networks they use,since they are
already accredited users.
> 33. Most hackers are authorised to
break into networks F
> 34. Computers are only vulerable to
the unauthorised manipulation of
> their data via another computer if
they are networked T
> 35.The main reason why it is
relatively easy to break into a computer is
> that few people understand the
technology. C
> 36.Hackers do not work fot the firms
whose networks they break into. T

> J.Although invaders represent a threat
to the conservation of flora and
> fauna,there are two special cases in
which
invasion have been deliberately
> brought about.One is the desire to
control presents by natural predators,
> whichmay have to be brought in from
other countries.The second is
> releasing organisms into the wild(or
on to farms,from which they might
> escape)that are completely
novel,beacause they have been genetically
> engineered.There is nothing
intrinsically sinister about engineered
> organisms,but any novelty must be
regarded as a potential invader.
> 37.Pest control does not threat the
conservation of flora and fauna. T
> 38.Genetically engineered organisms
must always be regarded as poten-
> tially dangerous. F
> 39.Natural predators are work harmful
than pests.T
> 40.Genetically engineered organisms
escaped from the farm,they will be
> pose a threat to wildlife. T
>

> >
> > K.electronics technology is coming
to the
rescue of helicopters which can
> > be grounded or crash in icy
conditions the machines are especially
> > vulnerable to the build up of ice on
both their rotors and engine air
> > intake when operating in cold damp
conditions.the problem is 2 fold
> > ice increases the weight and the
build upp makes the aerofoils
> > less efficient .now at last a
detector has been devised which the company
> > hopes will mean safer flightsand
less frequent grounding.unlike most
> > devices in use at present it can
detect the liquid water content of cloud
> > above freezing level.so the warning
is ginven before the potential hazard
> > is encountered.
> >
> > 39.an electronic device has been
invented which will prevent the build
> > up of ice on helicopter rotors F
> > 40.helicopters are sometimes
grounded because in cold damp weather their
> > engine air intakes and rotors
malfuntion
owing to the formatrion of ice.
> > T
> > 41.only one device can at present
detect the liquid water content of
> > cloud above freezing level C
> > 42.in future fewer helicopters will
crash or have to grounded T
> >

> > L.anyone whos has systematically
examined faces will have perceived a
> > prepondreance although not a
proliferation of asymmtry.whether or not
> > the expression is volitinal and self
controlled or spontaneous appears
> > to predict facial asymmetry as does
the type of emotion protrayed.positive
> > emotions are usually displayed
symmetrically although a left sided
> > representation of a negative emotion
is more common.posed expressions and
> > negative emotions are less likely to
be symmetrically represented.
> > 43.an angry person is more likely to
have a lopsided expression than
> > someone who is smiling T
> > 44.a deliberately assumed facial
expression will always be asymmetrical F
> > 45.an actor is likely to smile
symmetrically when acting C
> 46.more self conscious people are
likely to have less asymmetrically
> facial expressions than those who are
less aware of themselves T
>

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> M. human existence is not susceptible
of arbitary division between
> consciousness and unconsciousness.the
conscious world invades and shapes
> the activities of the unconscious
while many of the great achievements of
> humanity's waking hours were wholly or
partly inspires bu dreams .even if
> it could be argued that dreams precede
experience such a dichotomy could
> not be drawn as the influence of
dreaming on the waking state would remain
> unclear but as yet no common
vocabulary exists to record the substance
> of prenatal dreaming
> 47.sleep can be a creative state. T
> 48.it is difficult to tell whether a
sleeper is dr3eaming or not C
> 49. if we knew what babies dream about
before they are born we could
> show that conscious and unconscious
mond influence one another F
> 50. it is untrue to claim that the
conscious and unconscious worlds never
> impinge on one another F
>

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> New twenty questions
> --------------------
> N. disease x succeeds lung disease.it
may also occur helthy persons the
> person looks healthier from
outside.the number of red blood cells in
> the blood increased and this leads to
thickness fo the blood as a result
> of which blood lacks inside the
vessels .the person suffers heart attact.
> one possible solution is to remove a
litre of blood or to control the
> growth of red blood cells.
> 53.lung disease precedes the disease
x T
> 54.a person who gets heart attack
always has disease x F
> 55.people suffering from disease x
look healthier C
> 56.one litre of blood must be removed
to cure this T
>

> O.a starfire engine has been designed
to work only for unleaded
> petrol.this crossfire engine is
designed for both 1500 and `1800 cc
> they internally and externally look
alike except for the difference
> in wheels ----,2000 cc is differentr
from the above.two in terms of 3
> features --- ----- ---- on the bumber.
> 57.the engine run only on the leaded
petrol F
> 58.1500 and 1800 cc look alike F
> 59.apart from cross fire engines they
manfacture ---- F
> 60.internal structure of the 2000cc is
same as that of both 1500 and
> 1800 cc C
>

> P.a weed killer to kill the weeds has
been developed.the weed killer
> solution has to be applied to the
growing tips. it need not to be applied
> to all the tips.the solution has to be
prepared in a can in one hand
> and the plants are taken in the other
hand with a glove and are immersed
> in the solution if we cannot immerse
them in the solution the solution
> can be applied to the roots with a
brush.it used without care it can
> pose danger to other plants.
> 61.the solutions has to applied to
growing leaves
> 62.to use the weedkiller first take
the plants in the cn as then pour the
> solution into it.
> 63.it is sufficient to apply it only
to some roots
> 64.it effects to the other plants.
>

> Q.
> 65.flora 3 sofa set gives value to ur
money
> 66.padding is used to increase
durablity
> 67.flora will made all other products
other than sofa sets
> 68.can we use wood as ----- T
>

> R.
>
> 69.the length of the cracker will be
less than 12 cm F
> 70.the center part of the crackers is
4cm T
>
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>
>
> these are the questions given from tcs
paper
> dont answer all questions.
>
> In reasoning test at the end of each
question we indicated
> F,T,C
> where F represents False
> " T " True
> " C " cant say.
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> Aafter this test,psychmetry test will
be there.dont bother about it.
it is just
> formal.they will not consider it.But
answer all 150 questions in 30
> minutes

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