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1 (1 5) : Floor REASONING Person I H D B G A F E C Person Karnal Hisar Sirsa Rohtak Jind Panipat Ambala Gohana Sonipat 1. (1). (). (5) 4. (5) 5. (4) (6-10) : Tribhuvan Praveen (Green Car) (Brown Car) Kiwi (White Car) Utpal (Pink Car) IBPS PO PHASE - I - 18 (SOLUTION) Vaibhav (Black Car) Alok Shyam (Red Car) (Yellow Car) Rakesh (Blue Car) 6. (5) 7. (5) 8. () 9. () 10. (4) (11-15) : 11. (5) P < L < A = N < Q, P < L < A = N > E > D I. L < E false II. P < Q true Only Conclusion II is true. 1. () P < L < A = N < Q, P < L < A = N > E > D I. Q > L true II. N < D false Only Conclusion I is true. 1. () P < U = N < C > H > E I. P < C true II. U > H false Only Conclusion I is true. 14. () P < U = N < C < K I. K > U II. U = K either or Either conclusion I or II is true. 15. (1) D > I > S > M < A < L I. D > A false II. L > I false Neither conclusion I nor II is true. (16-17) : N 7 km R O 5 km 6 km 6 km Ph: , km M Sunny Q km P 16. (5) 17. (4) (18 ) : 18. (1) From statement I and III. P ( ) X + Y Statement I and III are sufficient to answer the question 19. (5) From I : Eshwar > Dipu Bittu > Eshwar Bittu > Frank From II : _> Abby > _>_>_>_ Frank > Dipu From III : Eshwar > Frank From all statement I, II and III together are not sufficient to answer the question 0. (5) From I : R T W

2 From II : J From III : Z M T J Z From statement I and II R T Z J Shop J is South West from the position Shop W Statement I and II are sufficient to answer the question 1. (5) All statement I, II and III together are not sufficient to answer the question.. (1) From I : 'Now or never again' to, ka, na, sa From II : 'You come again now' ja, ka, ta, sa From III : 'again go now never' 'na, ho, ka, sa, to' From I and III 'now or never again' 'to, ka, na, sa' 'again go now ro never' 'na, ho ka, sa, to' In code language 'go' is written 'ho' Statement I and III are sufficient answer the question. (-7) : W Days Shop No.of Motors Monday P 6 Tuesday Q 4 Wednesday S 1 Thursday O 18 Friday R 7 Saturday N 15 Sunday M 9. (5) 4. () 5. (5) 6. (1) 7. (4) (8-1) : Teacher Subject Hobby M Science Cooking N English Painting O Geography Shayari P History Swiming Q Maths/Eco Music/Tracking R Eco/Maths Tracking/Music S Biology Peotry T Chemistry Singing 8. (1) 9. () 0. (1) 1. (4). () ( 5) : U (+) R + P + Q S + T. (1) 4. () 5. (4) (6-40) : MATHS 6. (1) = (? 198) Ph: , =? =? 198? = = (5) =? = = =18 8. (1) =? =? =? ? = = () ? = ? = ? = = 67.80

3 40. (4) ? = (41-45) : ? = = () Sale of product Q in the year 015 = = ` 4,7,680 Sale of product P in the year 015 = = `,54, Required difference = 4,7,680,54, = = ` 1,7, () Required ratio = : =.96 :.664 = 85 : (4) Sales of all the products in the year () = = = ` 1.87 lakh Sales of all the products in the year 01 = = ` 11.6 lakh Required % = % 11.6 = 19.19% 19% 45. (4) Required Ratio = 5 : = 4 5 : = : 5 (46-50) : 46. () The number series is: = 7 7 = = = = (4) The number series is: = = + = = = () The number series is : 10 1 = = = 1 = = () The number series is : 6 6 = = = = = (1) The number series is : = 4 4 = = = = (1) Let the largest odd number is x. Smallest even number = x + 9 ATQ, xx x = x 9x 11 x 1 Ph: , x = x (x ) = (x + 11) x + 4 4x = x x 511 4x = 11 + x 6x = 90 x = 90 6 = 15 Smallest odd no = 15 4 = 11

4 5. (1) P work in 15 days. Q work in = 15 days P and Q work together in 1 days = = 1 = = 1 5 P and Q work together to complete the work in 5 days. P and Q complete 1 1 = work in 5 = 10 days = 1 days. 5. (4) Downstream speed = = 16 km/hr. 6 Speed of boat in still water = = 1.6 km/hr. 19. Required time = 16 ( ) = 19. = 1.5 hrs () Total profit = ` 1950 Ram's share = ` 750 Sonu's share = = ` Ratio between capital of Ram and Sonu = 750 : = 5 : 8 ATQ, 1 : 1500 T = 8 : 5 1 = T T = = 6 months rh 55. (4) ATQ = rh r 5 rh = r h = r r = h Now, C.S.A. of cylinder = rh 1848 = 7 h h h = 441 h = 1 cm. (56-60) : 56. () Total marks obtained by all the students in English = = 10 Marks obtained by M in English = ( ) = = = 9 9 Missing data = % 60 = 65% 57. (5) Marks obtained by K in History = = 0 Marks obtained by J in History = 0 80 = () Marks obtained by K in Hindi = = 56 Marks obtained by N in Hindi Ph: , = = 50.4 Average marks obtained by N in all the subjects together ( ) = = = 16.4 = () Marks obtained by M in English = = 6 Total marks obtained by M in all the subjects together = 8 Marks obtained by M in science = = 8 ( ) = 8 55 = 8

5 60. (1) Marks obtained by K in Maths = = 60 Total marks obtained by all the students in Maths = = = = (5) ( )% = 10% = 10% = 10 = ` () Let x l of each type is mixed them. x + 18x = x = 800 = 0 litres 40 Required quantity of water = 50 0 = 10 litres 6. () Let Bipin and Sohan together can complete the work in x hours Bipin can complete it in (x + 7) hours Sohan can complete it in (x +) hours. So, 1 x = 1 x x x x 7 x = 1 7x x 81 x x 0 = 1 x 0x 1 x x + 0x = x + 0x + 81 x = 81 x = 9 hours. 64. () Let the original speed of train be x km/ hr. ATQ, 00 1 = 00 x 50 x 00 x 50 x x x 50 = 00 x = 00 x 50x x = 00 x x 50x = 0 x 150x + x = 0 x (x 150) + (x 150) = 0 (x + ) (x 150) = 0 x =, 150 Neglect the negative value of x = Ph: , Speed of train = 150 km/hr. 65. (1) Required area of painting = [ 7 ( ) (.5 1.) 4 (1.5 1)] = ( ) = = 89 m (66-70) : Required cost of painting = 89.5 = ` () I. x 18 x 5 15 = 0 x = x = II. y = y 5 y = y = 19 Clearly, x < y 67. (5) I. x 481 = 0 x = 481 x = + 59, 59 II. y = y = 60 y = () I. x 5x 14 = 0 x 7x + x 14 = 0 x (x 7) + (x 7) = 0 (x + ) (x 7) = 0 x =, 7 II. y + 7y + 10 = 0 y + 5y + y + 10 = 0 y (y + 5) + (y + 5) = 0 (y + ) (y + 5) = 0 y =, 5 Clearly, x > y

6 69. (1) I. 5x + x = 0 5x + 5x x = 0 5x (x + 1) (x +1) = 0 (5x ) (x + 1) = 0 x = 5, 1 II. y + 7y + 6 =0 y + 4y + y + 6 = 0 y (y + ) + (y + ) = 0 (y + ) (y + ) = 0 y =, Clearly, x > y 70. () I. (17) = x x = x = 97 II. (6) 18 1 = y y = y = 98 Clearly, x < y ENGLISH LANGUAGE (86-90) : 86. (5) No error 87. (4) 'exhaustive' not any word. It is replace with 'inexhaustible' 88. (1) 'Student' replace with 'students' because after 'of the' noun is always in plural form. 89. () 'Are' replace with 'is' 90. () 'which' replace with 'who'. (91-95) : B F E C A D Ph: ,

7 Word Meaning in English Meaning in Hindi Absymally extremely poor or bad cgqr vf/d ;k cqjk Bait trap tky Dip to move downwords rsth ls uhps vkuk Dissuasion to discouragement, grksrlkg Erratic Not regular in pattern or movement vfuf'pr Escalation a rapid increase or rise rsth ls o`f¼ Inventaries List of products olrqvksa dh lwph Lacklustre lacking in vitality; force ean Spurt A sudden gushing stream mnky Throwaway Very low price cgqr de dher prices VOCABULARIES Tranguillity The quality or state of being calm 'kkfur Turmoil A state of great distarbance mfky&iqfky Rain to distroy u"v djuk Deviant Different and unacceptable vlohdk;z Volatility Changing quickly 'kh?kz ifjorzu Indue to motivate iszfjr djuk Accord to provide iznku djuk Ph: ,

8 1. (1). (). (5) 4. (5) 5. (4) 6. (5) 7. (5) 8. () 9. () 10. (4) 11. (5) 1. () 1. () 14. () 15. (1) 16. (5) 17. (4) 18. (1) 19. () 0. (5) 1. (5). (1). (5) 4. () 5. (5) IBPS PO PHASE - I - 18 (ANSWER KEY) 6. (1) 7. (4) 8. (1) 9. () 0. (1) 1. (4). (). (1) 4. () 5. (5) 6. (1) 7. (5) 8. (1) 9. () 40. (4) 41. () 4. () 4. (4) 44. () 45. (4) 46. () 47. (4) 48. () 49. () 50. (1) 51. (1) 5. (1) 5. (4) 54. () 55. (4) 56. () 57. (5) 58. () 59. () 60. (1) 61. (5) 6. () 6. () 64. () 65. (1) 66. () 67. (5) 68. () 69. (1) 70. () 71. () 7. (4) 7. (1) 74. (1) 75. (4) 76. () 77. (5) 78. () 79. () 80. (5) 81. (1) 8. (5) 8. () 84. () 85. (4) 86. (5) 87. (4) 88. (1) 89. () 90. () 91. (5) 9. () 9. () 94. () 95. () 96. (1) 97. () 98. (1) 99. (). (5) Note:- If you face any problem regarding result or marks scored, please contact Note:- Whatapp with Mock Test No. and Question No. at for any of te doubts. Join the group and you may also share your suggestions and experience of sunday Mock Test. Note:- If your opinion differs regarding any answer, please message the mock test and question number to Ph: ,

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