CSAT 2 nd paper practice .test paper 2 .civil service coaching.

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 1 Consider the following statement:

 there are six village A, B,C , D ,E and F. 

F is 1 k m to the WEST of D

B is 1 k m to the east of E.

A IS 2 K M to the north of E 

C is 1 k m to the east of A 

D is 1 k m to the south A

Which tree village in a line?

a) A,C,B                                      b) A,D,E

c) C, B,F                                     d)E,B,D


2.Consider that :

1.A is taller than B.

2. C is laller than A.

3. D is laller than C

4. E is tallest of all.

If they are made to sit in the above order of height, who will occupy the mid position?

a. A                                b) B                 c)C                d) D


3. Six identical cards are placed on a table .Each cards has number " 1" marked on one side and numbers " 2" marked on it other side. All the six cards are placed in  such a manner that the number "1" is on the upper side . In one try , exactly four (neither more nor less). Cards are turned upside down. How many least numbers of tries can the cards be turned upside down such that all the six cards show nuber "2" on the upper side?

a) 3                            b) 5                      c) 7               d) This cannot be achieved.


4. There are seven persons up on tadder A,B,C, E ,F and G (not in that order) A is further up than E but is lower than C . B is in the middle .G is between A  and B , E is between B and F .It F is E and D , the person on the bottom step of the ladder will be.


a) B               b) F               c) D             d) E


5. Four children are sitting in a row . A is occupying the seat next to B but not next to C . If C is not sitting next to D, Who is/are occupying seat/seats advancement to  "D"?

a) B             b) A              c) B and A              d) impossible to tell.


6. Examine the following statements:

1.All members of Mohan's family are not employed.

2. Some members of Mohan's family are not employed .

3. Some employed persons are not honest.

4. Some honest persons are not employed.

Which one of the following inferences can be drawn from the above statements?

a) All members of Mohan's family are employed .

b) The employed members of Mohans family are honest.

c) The honest members of Mohan,s family are not employed.

d)The employed members of Mohan's family are not honest.

6. b


7. Examine the following statements regarding a set of balls?

1. All balls are black.

2. All balls are white 

3. Only some balls are black

4. No balls are black.

Assuming that the balls can only be black or white , which two of the statements given above can both be  true , but can not both be taken? choose the correct answer from the codes given below:

a) 1and 4                  b) 1 and 3          c) 2 and 3              d) 2 and 4.

ans .a


8. In an accurate clock in a period of 2 hours 20 minutes (140 minutes), the minutes hand will move over.

a) 520°                       b) 320°               c) 840°           d ) 140°

ANSWE :c


9'The important characteristics of  a hypothesis are that it should be testable and that it should be stated in a manner that it can be retted .Which one of the following hypothesis fulfills   that characteristic's? 

a) intelligent person have good memory.

b) some birds are animals .

c) some business man are dishonest.

d) All men are mortal.

9 a


10.ASPERSION is coded as ONSIRPEAS in the same way CLOUD will be coded as

a) UDOLC                                         b) UDOCL                 c)LCODU          d) DUOLL


11.In the serious POQ , SRT , VUW, --------- , the blank place reference to 

 a) XYZ                           b) XZY                    c) YXZ      d) YZY.


12. Examine the following statements:

    1.George attends music classes on Monday.

     2. He attends Mathematics class on Wednesday.

    3.  His literature class are not friday.

     4. He attends History class on the day.

     5. On Tuesday he attends his sports classes .

If he attends just one  subject in a day and his sunday is free , then he is also free on.

a) Monday                                     b) Thursday               c) Saturday          d) Friday


13. In the following number series , only one wrong , find out ?

   202,102,55,36.25, 34.25 , 42.125, 57.625


14. usha runs faster than Kamala, Priti runs slower than swati, Swati runs slower than Kamala Who is the slowest runner?

 a) Usha                      b) Kamala           c) priti             d) swati


15.In row of some persons , Bbushan seventh from the left and motitall is fourth from the right .When Bhushan and motilal exchange their position ,Bhushan will be fifteenth from the left , what will be Motila's position from the right? 

a)17                 b) 16                  c) 15                  d) 18




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