CAT VARC QUIZ 6

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Question 1:

Direction for Reading Comprehension: Read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

According to a spokesperson for HCP Design, Planning and Management Private Limited, the consultant of the entire Central Vista redevelopment project, “Only the area required for the Republic Day Parade will be accessible to the public this time. Some facilities, such as the amenity blocks and underpasses, will be completed later,”

Which area is accessible to the public, according to the passage.

Question 2:

Direction for Reading Comprehension: Read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

Dozens of protesters and 12 security personnel died during extraordinarily violent demonstrations in Kazakhstan over fuel price hike that saw government buildings stormed and set ablaze, authorities said Thursday. One police officer was found beheaded in escalating unrest that poses a growing challenge to authoritarian rule in the Central Asian nation.
Russia sent paratroopers into the country on Thursday after President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev called in forces from the ally to help put down the deadly violence, blaming the unrest on foreign-trained terrorists. “It is an undermining of the integrity of the state… it is an attack on our citizens who are asking are asking me… to help them urgently”, Tokayev-said.

What was the reason for the protest and violent in Kazakhstan ?

Question 3:

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 buses are full of conversation not only on public topics but also on embarrassingly private ones and not only between acquaintances but also between people who have never met before. Among the former, jokes are loud and hearty and they are also permissible between total strangers. One day a fellow passenger looked at my large sola topee and remarked that it was heavier than my whole body and when I replied that it was no bigger than his turban, he said that he hoped I was not offended at his joke.
Another day, I even had an anxious inquiry about my health. In the hot season, I sometimes get an irritation at the back of my neck, especially because I wear a collar and tie even then, and this makes me jerk my head and even peck it like a bird. Last summer, I had an attack of this and when travelling in the bus, I suddenly heard the gentleman sitting next to me asking me in English, ‘Is it a habit or is it a disease?’ As I was somewhat surprised by the question and could not at first understand what it was about, he repeated the query. I asked on my turn, ‘What is a habit or a disease?’ Then the gentleman mimicked me exactly and said, ‘This. ‘I was bound in common politeness to reply, ‘I suppose it is a habit.'
What is the meaning of the comparison “peck it like a bird”?
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 buses are full of conversation not only on public topics but also on embarrassingly private ones and not only between acquaintances but also between people who have never met before. Among the former, jokes are loud and hearty and they are also permissible between total strangers. One day a fellow passenger looked at my large sola topee and remarked that it was heavier than my whole body and when I replied that it was no bigger than his turban, he said that he hoped I was not offended at his joke.
Another day, I even had an anxious inquiry about my health. In the hot season, I sometimes get an irritation at the back of my neck, especially because I wear a collar and tie even then, and this makes me jerk my head and even peck it like a bird. Last summer, I had an attack of this and when travelling in the bus, I suddenly heard the gentleman sitting next to me asking me in English, ‘Is it a habit or is it a disease?’ As I was somewhat surprised by the question and could not at first understand what it was about, he repeated the query. I asked on my turn, ‘What is a habit or a disease?’ Then the gentleman mimicked me exactly and said, ‘This. ‘I was bound in common politeness to reply, ‘I suppose it is a habit.'

Question 4:

Direction for Reading Comprehension: Read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

With just three weeks left for the Republic Day celebrations, work on the Central Vista, where the parade will be held, is almost complete, said two senior officials with the ministry of housing and urban affairs (MoHUA).
The Ministry of Defence and the Central Public Works Department (CPWD) are making arrangements for the parade.
“For the Republic Day parade, the construction work is complete. The Rajpath, pathways adjacent to it, lawns, canals, parking lots, etc are ready. Currently, arrangements for the Republic Day parade are being made. The canals have been repaired, but water will be filled later on.” said a senior ministry official who asked not to be named.

According to the passage, the senior ministry official did not want to disclose name because

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 buses are full of conversation not only on public topics but also on embarrassingly private ones and not only between acquaintances but also between people who have never met before. Among the former, jokes are loud and hearty and they are also permissible between total strangers. One day a fellow passenger looked at my large sola topee and remarked that it was heavier than my whole body and when I replied that it was no bigger than his turban, he said that he hoped I was not offended at his joke.
Another day, I even had an anxious inquiry about my health. In the hot season, I sometimes get an irritation at the back of my neck, especially because I wear a collar and tie even then, and this makes me jerk my head and even peck it like a bird. Last summer, I had an attack of this and when travelling in the bus, I suddenly heard the gentleman sitting next to me asking me in English, ‘Is it a habit or is it a disease?’ As I was somewhat surprised by the question and could not at first understand what it was about, he repeated the query. I asked on my turn, ‘What is a habit or a disease?’ Then the gentleman mimicked me exactly and said, ‘This. ‘I was bound in common politeness to reply, ‘I suppose it is a habit.'
What are the topics of people’s conversation?
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 buses are full of conversation not only on public topics but also on embarrassingly private ones and not only between acquaintances but also between people who have never met before. Among the former, jokes are loud and hearty and they are also permissible between total strangers. One day a fellow passenger looked at my large sola topee and remarked that it was heavier than my whole body and when I replied that it was no bigger than his turban, he said that he hoped I was not offended at his joke.
Another day, I even had an anxious inquiry about my health. In the hot season, I sometimes get an irritation at the back of my neck, especially because I wear a collar and tie even then, and this makes me jerk my head and even peck it like a bird. Last summer, I had an attack of this and when travelling in the bus, I suddenly heard the gentleman sitting next to me asking me in English, ‘Is it a habit or is it a disease?’ As I was somewhat surprised by the question and could not at first understand what it was about, he repeated the query. I asked on my turn, ‘What is a habit or a disease?’ Then the gentleman mimicked me exactly and said, ‘This. ‘I was bound in common politeness to reply, ‘I suppose it is a habit.'

Question 6:

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. Australian border officials questioned the sports star overnight and revoked his visa citing a failure to “provide appropriate evidence to meet the entry requirements.”
2. Lukaku was greeted with surprisingly little venom from the Chelsea fans.
3. A reception perhaps helped by their side marking the perfect start in the fifth minute.
4. Japhet Tanganga played Emerson Royal into trouble deep inside the Totterham half and Marcos Alonso pounced to steal possession
5. Alonso slipped his pass behind the out of position Tanganga to Haverz, whose close range shot deflected in off Davinson Sanchez for his first goal since November 6.
Options are:

Question 7:

Directions: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. An engineering student believed to be the “mastermind” and creator of the Bulli Bai app.
2. Where hundreds of Muslim women were “auctioned”.
3. Was arrested on Thursday from Jorhat in Assam and brought to the national capital.
4. Where he confessed his role, the Delhi Police said.
5. There are four pedestrian underpasses and eight amenity blocks planned along Rajpath.
Options are:

Question 8:

Direction for Reading Comprehension: Read the passage carefully and pick the option whose answer best aligns with the passage

Tennis world number one Novak Djokovic won a temporary reprieve in his deportation from Australia on Thursday, but is set to spend the night in an immigration detention facility as he fights to remain in the country.
The vaccine-sceptic Serb was detained at Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport having failed to “provide appropriate evidence” of double vaccination, or a medical exemption needed to enter the country.

Which one of the following statement is true according to the Novak Djokovic was not vaccinated.

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

The buses are full of conversation not only on public topics but also on embarrassingly private ones and not only between acquaintances but also between people who have never met before. Among the former, jokes are loud and hearty and they are also permissible between total strangers. One day a fellow passenger looked at my large sola topee and remarked that it was heavier than my whole body and when I replied that it was no bigger than his turban, he said that he hoped I was not offended at his joke.
Another day, I even had an anxious inquiry about my health. In the hot season, I sometimes get an irritation at the back of my neck, especially because I wear a collar and tie even then, and this makes me jerk my head and even peck it like a bird. Last summer, I had an attack of this and when travelling in the bus, I suddenly heard the gentleman sitting next to me asking me in English, ‘Is it a habit or is it a disease?’ As I was somewhat surprised by the question and could not at first understand what it was about, he repeated the query. I asked on my turn, ‘What is a habit or a disease?’ Then the gentleman mimicked me exactly and said, ‘This. ‘I was bound in common politeness to reply, ‘I suppose it is a habit.'
What was the fellow passenger’s remark on the author’s sola topee?
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 buses are full of conversation not only on public topics but also on embarrassingly private ones and not only between acquaintances but also between people who have never met before. Among the former, jokes are loud and hearty and they are also permissible between total strangers. One day a fellow passenger looked at my large sola topee and remarked that it was heavier than my whole body and when I replied that it was no bigger than his turban, he said that he hoped I was not offended at his joke.
Another day, I even had an anxious inquiry about my health. In the hot season, I sometimes get an irritation at the back of my neck, especially because I wear a collar and tie even then, and this makes me jerk my head and even peck it like a bird. Last summer, I had an attack of this and when travelling in the bus, I suddenly heard the gentleman sitting next to me asking me in English, ‘Is it a habit or is it a disease?’ As I was somewhat surprised by the question and could not at first understand what it was about, he repeated the query. I asked on my turn, ‘What is a habit or a disease?’ Then the gentleman mimicked me exactly and said, ‘This. ‘I was bound in common politeness to reply, ‘I suppose it is a habit.'

Question 10:

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 buses are full of conversation not only on public topics but also on embarrassingly private ones and not only between acquaintances but also between people who have never met before. Among the former, jokes are loud and hearty and they are also permissible between total strangers. One day a fellow passenger looked at my large sola topee and remarked that it was heavier than my whole body and when I replied that it was no bigger than his turban, he said that he hoped I was not offended at his joke.
Another day, I even had an anxious inquiry about my health. In the hot season, I sometimes get an irritation at the back of my neck, especially because I wear a collar and tie even then, and this makes me jerk my head and even peck it like a bird. Last summer, I had an attack of this and when travelling in the bus, I suddenly heard the gentleman sitting next to me asking me in English, ‘Is it a habit or is it a disease?’ As I was somewhat surprised by the question and could not at first understand what it was about, he repeated the query. I asked on my turn, ‘What is a habit or a disease?’ Then the gentleman mimicked me exactly and said, ‘This. ‘I was bound in common politeness to reply, ‘I suppose it is a habit.'
Among the former, jokes are loud and hearty. What does the author mean by ‘among the former’?
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 buses are full of conversation not only on public topics but also on embarrassingly private ones and not only between acquaintances but also between people who have never met before. Among the former, jokes are loud and hearty and they are also permissible between total strangers. One day a fellow passenger looked at my large sola topee and remarked that it was heavier than my whole body and when I replied that it was no bigger than his turban, he said that he hoped I was not offended at his joke.
Another day, I even had an anxious inquiry about my health. In the hot season, I sometimes get an irritation at the back of my neck, especially because I wear a collar and tie even then, and this makes me jerk my head and even peck it like a bird. Last summer, I had an attack of this and when travelling in the bus, I suddenly heard the gentleman sitting next to me asking me in English, ‘Is it a habit or is it a disease?’ As I was somewhat surprised by the question and could not at first understand what it was about, he repeated the query. I asked on my turn, ‘What is a habit or a disease?’ Then the gentleman mimicked me exactly and said, ‘This. ‘I was bound in common politeness to reply, ‘I suppose it is a habit.'
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