General Aptitude Test 1

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General Aptitude Test 1

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Question 1
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________ in the future stay the same as they are today or change from what they are today, both are understood in terms of the current reality.

A
Things whether

B
Whether things

C
Whether thing

D
Whether or not things

Solution

‘whether’ is a conjunction that expresses a doubt or choice between alternatives.
It is used before the alternatives being discussed, and the alternatives are separated by ‘or’. Since the pronoun ‘they’ is used it denotes that subject (i.e. ‘thing) must be plural.
Thus, option 2 is the correct answer.
Question 2
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Which of the following pair can be sued to make a meaningful sentence given below?
Paradoxically, the effects of Vardah (the cyclone) were both _______ and ______, it demolished homes and businesses in its wake but it spurred an economic revival by creating jobs for many previously unemployed workers.

A
Destructive, constructive

B
Empirical, scientific

C
Practical, theoretical

D
Fearsome, dreaded

Solution

Use of ‘Paradoxically’ in the first clause and ‘but’ in the second clause point to the use of words which are in contrast to each other. The pair of words in option ‘A’ are most suitable for completing this sentence.
Question 3
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Choose the most appropriate pair of words from the options given below to complete the following.
Despite all the rhetoric about building a new democracy, and the ________ of bringing freedom and ________ to the country, the invasion has only resulted in increased violence and hardship.

A
Illusions, piece

B
Illusions, peace

C
Allusions, peace

D
Allusions, piece

Solution

In the sentence a word that is complementary to 'freedom' is required. Hence, 'piece' which means a portion can be eliminated. This leaves us with options 2 and 3. It can be gathered from the sentence that invasion resulted in violence and hardships though it promised positive things like democracy, peace and freedom. So all these promises were false ideas. Thus, 'illusion' best fits here, making option 2 the correct answer.
An 'allusion' is an indirect or passing reference.
E.G. The Renaissance writers alluded to literature written during the Classical Greek period.