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1 Part II Renault Nissan Placement Papers Part II Direction 1-5: In each of the following questions, find out which part of the sentence has an error. If there is no mistake the answer is no error Q. No.1: Neither the plans / suits him and therefore / he decided not to / go out yesterday / No error Q. No.2: The Cabinet Ministers and the Prime Minister / was at the airport / to receive the foreign dignitary / No error Q. No.3: While proceeding on leave / he had orally committed that / he will resume after two days/ No error Q. No.4: The number of people / applying was so large / that the college had to / stops issuing application forms / No error Q. No.5: a series of lectures / of Indian philosophy / are arranged by the University / No error Directions 6-10: The following questions consist of two words each that have a certain relationship to each other, followed by four lettered pairs of words. Select the lettered pair that has the same relationship as the original pair of words. Q. No.6: Illiterate: Uneducated A. Country: State B. City: Village C. Palace: Hut D. Vision: Sight Q. No.7: Money: Transaction A. Life: Death B. Water: Drink C. Ideas: Exchange D. Language: Conversation Q. No.8: Overlook: Aberration Page 1

2 A. Mitigate: Penitence B. Condone: Offence C. Error: Omission D. Conviction: Criminal Q. No.9: Utopia: English A. Odyssey: Greek B. Tulsidas: Sanskrit C. Monalisa: English D. Dante: Latin Q. No.10: Sailor: Pirate A. Police: Robbers B. Lion: Lamb C. Plant: Fungus D. Major: Sepoy Answers to the above questions- Answer 1 B Answer 2 B Answer 3 C Answer 4 B Answer 5 C Answer 6 D Answer 7 D Answer 8 B Answer 9 A Answer 10 C Page 2

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4 PART-III Questions 1-5 are to be answered on the following data A causes B or C, but not both F occurs only if B occurs D occurs if B or C occurs E occurs only if C occurs J occurs only if E or F occurs D causes G, H or both H occurs if E occurs G occurs if F occurs Q. No.1: If A occurs which of the following must occurs I. F and G II. E and H III. D A. I only B. II only C. III only D. I & II (or) II & III but not both Q. No.2: If B occurs which must occur? A. D B. D and G C. G and H D. F and G Q. No.3: If J occurs which must have occurred? A. E B. either B or C C. both E & F D. B Page 4

5 Q. No.4: Which may occur as a result of cause not mentioned? I. D II. A III. F A. I only B. II only C. I & II D. II & III Q. No.5: If E occurs which one cannot occur? A. A B. F C. D D. C Q. No.6: Piggy backing is a technique for A. Flow control B. Sequence C. Acknowledgement D. Retransmission Q. No.7: Mohan earned twice as much as Deep. Yogesh earned rs.3/- more than half as much as deep. If the amounts earned by Mohan, Deep, Yogesh are M, D, Y respectively, which of the following is the correct ordering of these amounts? A. M < D < Y B. M < Y < D C. D < M < Y D. It cannot be determined from the information given Q. No.8: Statistics indicate that men drivers are involved in more accidents than women drivers. Hence it may be concluded that A. sufficiently information is not there to conclude anything Page 5

6 B. Men are actually better drivers but drive more frequently C. Women certainly drive more cautiously than Men D. Men chauvinists are wrong about women s abilities. Q. No.9: In 1978, a kg of paper was sold at Rs25/-. If the paper rate increases at 1.5% more than the inflation rate which is 6.5% a year, then what will be the cost of a kg of paper after 2 years? A B C D. None of these Q. No.10: If x, y, z are the marbles initially with A, B, C respectively. Then the number of marbles B has at the end? A. 2(x-y-z) B. 4(x-y-z) C. 2(3y-x-z) D. x + y-z Answers to the above questions- Answer 1 D Answer 2 A Answer 3 B Answer 4 C Answer 5 B Answer 6 C Answer 7 D Answer 8 D Answer 9 D Answer 10 C Page 6

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