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2 SECTION I : LOGICAL REASONING. Look at the given Venn diagram. How many are both triangle and red? Triangle Both Red. Look at this pattern. Which of the following has the same representation as the above given pattern? AB ABC ABB None of these. If + =, what will be the value of + + +?. Which number belongs to circle, square and triangle?. If means '+', P means, Q means, then P Q equals. 0. In which direction has to move to reach position? North East West West East North South South. Sonika has some square cards. If she put them one over the other which geometrical figure will she get? Cone Sphere Cylinder Cuboid

3 . "Detect my father's age" Rohan said to Rahul. "My father is 0 yrs older than me. If my age is yrs, what is my father's age?" yrs yrs yrs yrs. Piyush is making a bracelet for his friend using some beads. The beads are kept in a particular pattern. If the rule is " spheres, cones and square" which of the following is Piyush's band? 0. In a swimming competition the player who finishes the race first is the winner. If the adjoining table shows the score cards of participants, who is the winner? Rahul Rohit Ritesh Romesh Score Cards Rahul mins Ritesh 0 secs Rohit 0 mins Romesh mins. Which of the following figures will exactly overlap when folded along the dotted line?. Study the given pictures. ` `0 A pair of boots cost ` 0 less than a scarf. What is the total cost of the above items? ` ` ` `. Which of the following locks can be opened by using the given key?. Which of the following is placed in the bottom right?

4 . Which of the following pair of figures together make a big triangle?. How many triangles are there? 0. P is taller than Q and Q is taller than S. Who is the shortest among them? P S. Which of the following is lightest? Q Can't be determined cotton ball mango book 0 kg rice. In a Diwali festival a scheme is launched. The person with a green ticket and an even number will be the winner of the lucky draw. Which of the following tickets is the winning ticket? Green Blue Green 0 Green 0. Which is the fifth object? First Last SECTION II : MATHEMATICAL REASONING. Look at the given abacus carefully. If more bead is added to ten's bar, the number it will show is H T O. Twenty five movie tickets were distributed among friends. Which of the following figures shows each friend's share?

5 . Which number box matches with the number sentence written on the given pencil? Two hundred five Monica came back from school at :00 pm. She went for music class after hr and came back after 0 mins. At what time did she come back? :00 pm :00 pm :0 pm :0 pm. It was raining outside. Sonia was standing in her balcony and counted umbrellas on the road. She observed children under each umbrella. How many children in all did she see? 0. There are apples. Mehul has to put equal number of apples in each of her friend's baskets. Which basket shows the share of her friends together?. Thirty six rupees and fifty paise is the cost of one article sold in a shop. Which article are we talking about? `.0 `.0 `.0 `.0. Which of the following clocks shows half past? Mishti shares her birthday with Chacha Nehru. 0 days after her birthday is Manya's birthday. When will Manya's birthday be celebrated? November November November 0 November

6 0. Which of the following is the eleventh month if first month of the year is January? November December March February. Which of the following holds least water? Cup Bucket 00 ml bottle Spoon. Aashka is making a pattern. Which of the following objects will she use to trace the pattern of square?. Which of the following numbers is same as more than 0? less than 0 less than 0 0 less than 0 0 more than 0. Which number can replace X? X 0. The woollen clothes are worn when the temperature in a city is less than 0 C. In which city did people start wearing woollen clothes? Delhi C Mumbai C Jammu C Shimla C. A rabbit was sitting on 0. He jumped times to reach. Which of the following number sentences shows this statement? = 0 = 0 + = 0 =. The adjoining clocks show when my friends started piano session on Saturday afternoon. Who started the practice earliest? Maria Hari Hemant Radhika Hari Maria Hemant 0 Radhika

7 C. What is the temperature shown by the thermometer? 0 0 C C C 0 C. What is the difference between the number of triangles and circles in the adjacent figure? If = hundreds, = tens and = ones, then + + equals. 0 SECTION III : EVERYDAY MATHEMATICS. I love grapes. My mother gave me two types of grapes. I counted green grapes and black grapes. Together, how many grapes do I have?. My story book has pages. I have read pages. How many pages are left?. There are three. Each drank bottles of milk. How many bottles of milk did they drink? 0. How many days are there in two weeks? 0. A wooden box has 0 pencils. How many pencils will be there in such boxes? 0 0. A student will be given a prize if he shoots at least out of 0 balloons in 0 shots. Who among the following will get a prize? out of 0 shots out of 0 shots 0 out of 0 shots out of 0 shots

8 . 0 mangoes are shared equally among friends. How many mangoes will each friend get? 0. Manav's plant is cm taller than Manali's plant. If the height of Manali's plant is cm, then the height of Manav's plant is 0 cm 0 cm cm cm. A monkey is on th step of a staircase. He jumps two steps up and four steps down. On which step is he now? rd step nd step 0 th step th step 0. A kg sweet box can hold pieces of gulab jamun. How much is the weight of pieces of gulab jamun? Half kg kg kg 0 kg SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK

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