CAT VARC QUIZ 4

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Question 1:

Direction: Five jumbled up sentences, related to a topic, are given below. Four of them can be put together to form a coherent paragraph. Identify the odd one out and key in the number of the sentence as your answer: 


1. Thursday to inquire into the incident and asked it to submit a report within three day.

2. In this two-year span when our social media face became our real self.

3. Portfolios confirmed by social media, such as content creator and influence, have become much more impactful.

4. People who are adorned with these titles behave in an artist-likes manner and produce things that have a semblance to art. But are they artists’ and are they creating art.

5. Much like drawing a distinction between cognac and brandy, we, have to differentiate between the artist and the content creator.

Options are:

Question 2:

Direction: Five jumbled up sentences, related to a topic, are given below. Four of them can be put together to form a coherent paragraph. Identify the odd one out and key in the number of the sentence as your answer: 


1.It makes the argument of equality between the genders in all respects

2.Quite forgetting that the age difference in marriage has a unique justification.

3. Age of voting and making contracts cannot be equated with marriage age because of the different implications of these acts.

4. The goal of equality can be better achieved by providing greater education health and employment opportunities to women, as social indictors clearly show, and not by equating the marriage age for men and women, which can only create further hardship for women.

5. It is important that the government fours on policy certainty on tariff and non-tariff measures.

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Question 3:

Direction: The four sentences labelled (P),(Q),(R),(S) below, when properly sequenced would yield a coherent paragraph. Decide on the proper sequencing of the order of the sentences and key in the sequence of the four numbers as your answer.

P : The whole city seemed to be lit by heavenly light.
Q : On looking out. I saw the flashes of the fast travelling bullets
R : I stood motionless as shells whistled past
S: I ran to the nearest window

Question 4:

Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

The 18th century in Indian history, particularly its first half, was unfortunate in that it was sandwiched between the political glory of the Great Mughals and the humiliation of colonial rule. Further, the British who wrote the first modern histories of India’s past had their own interests in presenting a bleak portrayal of the period. The fact that most contemporary Persian chroniclers have also projected the period as one of total chaos and failure not only suited the interest of the British writers, but also lent strength to their interpretations. But we have to be on guard against the prejudices of these chroniclers, who in most cases, were proteges of the nobles, the premier beneficiaries of the Mughal imperial structure. They suffered as the regions resisted imperial control and obtained some independence from Delhi. We may also bear in mind that the Mughal throne and the person of the emperor was central to their vision and the decline of the imperial edifice was tantamount to a total collapse of all society.
Consider the following statements
1. The account of history given by Persian writers, helped a lot to the British writers in giving a negative interpretation of the Indian society.
2. The decline of Mughal throne led to the condition of confusion in all spheres of society.
Select the correct answer using the codes given below
Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

The 18th century in Indian history, particularly its first half, was unfortunate in that it was sandwiched between the political glory of the Great Mughals and the humiliation of colonial rule. Further, the British who wrote the first modern histories of India’s past had their own interests in presenting a bleak portrayal of the period. The fact that most contemporary Persian chroniclers have also projected the period as one of total chaos and failure not only suited the interest of the British writers, but also lent strength to their interpretations. But we have to be on guard against the prejudices of these chroniclers, who in most cases, were proteges of the nobles, the premier beneficiaries of the Mughal imperial structure. They suffered as the regions resisted imperial control and obtained some independence from Delhi. We may also bear in mind that the Mughal throne and the person of the emperor was central to their vision and the decline of the imperial edifice was tantamount to a total collapse of all society.

Question 5:

Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

The 18th century in Indian history, particularly its first half, was unfortunate in that it was sandwiched between the political glory of the Great Mughals and the humiliation of colonial rule. Further, the British who wrote the first modern histories of India’s past had their own interests in presenting a bleak portrayal of the period. The fact that most contemporary Persian chroniclers have also projected the period as one of total chaos and failure not only suited the interest of the British writers, but also lent strength to their interpretations. But we have to be on guard against the prejudices of these chroniclers, who in most cases, were proteges of the nobles, the premier beneficiaries of the Mughal imperial structure. They suffered as the regions resisted imperial control and obtained some independence from Delhi. We may also bear in mind that the Mughal throne and the person of the emperor was central to their vision and the decline of the imperial edifice was tantamount to a total collapse of all society.
Which of the following is /are the correct meaning of the word ‘protege’ used in the above passage?
1. Sidekick
2. Cohort
3. Leader
4. Vassal
Select the correct answer using the codes given below
Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

The 18th century in Indian history, particularly its first half, was unfortunate in that it was sandwiched between the political glory of the Great Mughals and the humiliation of colonial rule. Further, the British who wrote the first modern histories of India’s past had their own interests in presenting a bleak portrayal of the period. The fact that most contemporary Persian chroniclers have also projected the period as one of total chaos and failure not only suited the interest of the British writers, but also lent strength to their interpretations. But we have to be on guard against the prejudices of these chroniclers, who in most cases, were proteges of the nobles, the premier beneficiaries of the Mughal imperial structure. They suffered as the regions resisted imperial control and obtained some independence from Delhi. We may also bear in mind that the Mughal throne and the person of the emperor was central to their vision and the decline of the imperial edifice was tantamount to a total collapse of all society.

Question 6:

Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

Baseball began in the United States in the early 1800s. Some people believe that Abner Doubleday invented the game. Others think that baseball came from an old British sport called rounders. Baseball and rounders are very similar. However in rounders, the field players throw the ball right at the runner. If the ball hits the runner, he or she is out. In baseball, as field player just touches the ball to the base or the running player to get the player out.
Today’s baseball players use special equipment to help prevent injuries. Field players wear baseball gloves to protect their hands. The catcher wear a metal mask a chest protector, and shin guards. Batters wear plastic helmets to protect their heads.
Every spring in the United States, people of all ages play baseball at local baseball fields It’s no wonder that baseball is called the national pastime of the United States.
Which of the following statements tells how baseball originated, as per the passage?
Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

Baseball began in the United States in the early 1800s. Some people believe that Abner Doubleday invented the game. Others think that baseball came from an old British sport called rounders. Baseball and rounders are very similar. However in rounders, the field players throw the ball right at the runner. If the ball hits the runner, he or she is out. In baseball, as field player just touches the ball to the base or the running player to get the player out.
Today’s baseball players use special equipment to help prevent injuries. Field players wear baseball gloves to protect their hands. The catcher wear a metal mask a chest protector, and shin guards. Batters wear plastic helmets to protect their heads.
Every spring in the United States, people of all ages play baseball at local baseball fields It’s no wonder that baseball is called the national pastime of the United States.

Question 7:

Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

The 18th century in Indian history, particularly its first half, was unfortunate in that it was sandwiched between the political glory of the Great Mughals and the humiliation of colonial rule. Further, the British who wrote the first modern histories of India’s past had their own interests in presenting a bleak portrayal of the period. The fact that most contemporary Persian chroniclers have also projected the period as one of total chaos and failure not only suited the interest of the British writers, but also lent strength to their interpretations. But we have to be on guard against the prejudices of these chroniclers, who in most cases, were proteges of the nobles, the premier beneficiaries of the Mughal imperial structure. They suffered as the regions resisted imperial control and obtained some independence from Delhi. We may also bear in mind that the Mughal throne and the person of the emperor was central to their vision and the decline of the imperial edifice was tantamount to a total collapse of all society.
What are the prejudices of the Persian chroniclers about the 18th century?
1. That period as one of total Chaos and failure.
2. That period as one of maelstrom.
3. That period as one of snarl.
4. That period as one of order and tidiness.
Select the correct answer using the codes given below
Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

The 18th century in Indian history, particularly its first half, was unfortunate in that it was sandwiched between the political glory of the Great Mughals and the humiliation of colonial rule. Further, the British who wrote the first modern histories of India’s past had their own interests in presenting a bleak portrayal of the period. The fact that most contemporary Persian chroniclers have also projected the period as one of total chaos and failure not only suited the interest of the British writers, but also lent strength to their interpretations. But we have to be on guard against the prejudices of these chroniclers, who in most cases, were proteges of the nobles, the premier beneficiaries of the Mughal imperial structure. They suffered as the regions resisted imperial control and obtained some independence from Delhi. We may also bear in mind that the Mughal throne and the person of the emperor was central to their vision and the decline of the imperial edifice was tantamount to a total collapse of all society.

Question 8:

Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

Baseball began in the United States in the early 1800s. Some people believe that Abner Doubleday invented the game. Others think that baseball came from an old British sport called rounders. Baseball and rounders are very similar. However in rounders, the field players throw the ball right at the runner. If the ball hits the runner, he or she is out. In baseball, as field player just touches the ball to the base or the running player to get the player out.
Today’s baseball players use special equipment to help prevent injuries. Field players wear baseball gloves to protect their hands. The catcher wear a metal mask a chest protector, and shin guards. Batters wear plastic helmets to protect their heads.
Every spring in the United States, people of all ages play baseball at local baseball fields It’s no wonder that baseball is called the national pastime of the United States.
Consider the following statements regarding protective equipment worn by baseball players.
1. Batters wear special gloves to protect their hands.3. Fielders wear shin guards to protect their legs.
4. Umpires wear metal masks on their faces.
Which of the above statements is/are incorrect, as per the passage, or not mentioned?
Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

Baseball began in the United States in the early 1800s. Some people believe that Abner Doubleday invented the game. Others think that baseball came from an old British sport called rounders. Baseball and rounders are very similar. However in rounders, the field players throw the ball right at the runner. If the ball hits the runner, he or she is out. In baseball, as field player just touches the ball to the base or the running player to get the player out.
Today’s baseball players use special equipment to help prevent injuries. Field players wear baseball gloves to protect their hands. The catcher wear a metal mask a chest protector, and shin guards. Batters wear plastic helmets to protect their heads.
Every spring in the United States, people of all ages play baseball at local baseball fields It’s no wonder that baseball is called the national pastime of the United States.

Question 9:

Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

Baseball began in the United States in the early 1800s. Some people believe that Abner Doubleday invented the game. Others think that baseball came from an old British sport called rounders. Baseball and rounders are very similar. However in rounders, the field players throw the ball right at the runner. If the ball hits the runner, he or she is out. In baseball, as field player just touches the ball to the base or the running player to get the player out.
Today’s baseball players use special equipment to help prevent injuries. Field players wear baseball gloves to protect their hands. The catcher wear a metal mask a chest protector, and shin guards. Batters wear plastic helmets to protect their heads.
Every spring in the United States, people of all ages play baseball at local baseball fields It’s no wonder that baseball is called the national pastime of the United States.
Consider the following statements regarding baseball and rounders

1.They are the same, as baseball is the American form of rounders, a British game.
2.To make a batter out in baseball, the ball must hit him when he is running between bases.
3.To make a batter out in rounders, the ball needs to touch the base or the player while he is running.
Which of the above statements is/are correct, as per the passage?
Direction for Reading Comprehension: The passages given here are followed by some questions that have four answer choices; read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

Baseball began in the United States in the early 1800s. Some people believe that Abner Doubleday invented the game. Others think that baseball came from an old British sport called rounders. Baseball and rounders are very similar. However in rounders, the field players throw the ball right at the runner. If the ball hits the runner, he or she is out. In baseball, as field player just touches the ball to the base or the running player to get the player out.
Today’s baseball players use special equipment to help prevent injuries. Field players wear baseball gloves to protect their hands. The catcher wear a metal mask a chest protector, and shin guards. Batters wear plastic helmets to protect their heads.
Every spring in the United States, people of all ages play baseball at local baseball fields It’s no wonder that baseball is called the national pastime of the United States.

Question 10:

Directions: The four sentences labelled (P),(Q),(R),(S) below, when properly sequenced would yield a coherent paragraph. Decide on the proper sequencing of the order of the sentences and key in the sequence of the four numbers as your answer.

P: There can be other factors only a seller may know and is required to disclose.
Q: This includes checking the documents for title verification, scrutinising the original title deeds etc.
R : While purchasing a property a screening procedure is following.
S: These include matters such as agreements entered into by the seller with third parties, power-of-attorney granted by the seller and any pending litigation on the property.
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