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◆Daily The Hindu Vocabulary◆

1. DISENGAGE (VERB): (अलग करना): remove
Synonyms: detach, disentangle
Antonyms: attach
Example Sentence:I disengaged his hand from mine.


2. ERSTWHILE (ADJECTIVE): (भूतपूर्व): former
Synonyms: old, past
Antonyms: present
Example Sentence:The erstwhile president of the company was loved by all.


3. CONCILIATION (NOUN): (शांति): appeasement
Synonyms: peacemaking, peacebuilding
Antonyms: provocation
Example Sentence:He held his hands up in a gesture of conciliation.


4. SLAM (VERB): (आलोचना करना): criticize
Synonyms: find fault with, censure
Antonyms: praise
Example Sentence:Jenny heard him stride away slamming him for his behaviour.


5. UPHEAVAL (NOUN): (उथल-पुथल): disruption
Synonyms: upset, disturbance
Antonyms: stability
Example Sentence:Major upheavals have hit the financial markets this year.


6. NEGATE (VERB): (अमान्य करना): invalidate
Synonyms: nullify, neutralize
Antonyms: confirm
Example Sentence:Alcohol negates the effects of the drug.


7. PRUDENCE (NOUN): (बुद्धिमत्ता): wisdom
Synonyms: judgement, sagacity
Antonyms: folly
Example Sentence:We need to exercise prudence in such important matters.


8. INDIGENOUS (ADJECTIVE): (देशज): native
Synonyms: aboriginal, local
Antonyms: expatriate
Example Sentence:The most indigenous inhabitants were the American Indians.


9. WOE (NOUN): (शोक): misery
Synonyms: sorrow, distress
Antonyms: happiness
Example Sentence:If we do not find her safe and well, woe to the man who has harmed her.


10. DEMOBILIZE (VERB): (बरख़ास्त करना): disband
Synonyms: decommission, discharge
Antonyms: conscript
Example Sentence:He was demobilized in February 1946.

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1. WANE (VERB): (क्षीण होना):  decrease
Synonyms: decline, diminish
Antonyms: increase
Example Sentence:
About half-past eight the combat began to wane.

2. DEPLOY (VERB): (तैनात करना):  position
Synonyms: station, post
Antonyms: concentrate
Example Sentence:
Forces were deployed at strategic locations.

3. DISASTROUS (ADJECTIVE): (विनाशकारी):  bcatastrophic
Synonyms: calamitous, cataclysmic
Antonyms: fortunate
Example Sentence:
A disastrous fire swept through the museum.

4. OVERLOOK (VERB): (अनदेखी करना):  disregard
Synonyms: neglect, ignore
Antonyms: punish
Example Sentence:
She was more than ready to overlook his faults.

5. HUMANITARIAN (ADJECTIVE): (मानवतावादी):  compassionate
Synonyms: humane, unselfish
Antonyms: selfish
Example Sentence:
She has been recognized as a great humanitarian for her efforts to end hunger.

6. TORMENT (NOUN): (व्यथा):  agony
Synonyms: suffering, torture
Antonyms: pleasure
Example Sentence:
Their deaths have left both families in torment.

7. RELENTLESS (ADJECTIVE): (सतत):  persistent
Synonyms: continuing, constant
Antonyms: short-lived
Example Sentence:
The heat of the desert is relentless.

8. ALLY (NOUN): (सहयोगी):  associate
Synonyms: colleague, friend
Antonyms: enemy
Example Sentence:
He was forced to dismiss his closest ally.

9. PROFUSE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रचुर):  copious
Synonyms: prolific abundant
Antonyms: scarce
Example Sentence:
I offered my profuse apologies.

10. FIDGETY (ADJECTIVE): (बेचैन):  restless
Synonyms: restive, on edge
Antonyms: calm
Example Sentence:
I get nervous and fidgety at the dentist.

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DI SET DAY 11-12

Study the following pie chart and bar chart and answer the following questions, percentage wise distribution of food package (lunch and soft drinks) in six different schools.

Total no of food package (lunch and soft drinks) = 6000

Percentage of foods package

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 1) What is the total number of soft drinks in school C, school E and number of lunch in School D together?

a) 1500

b) 1600

c) 1800

d) 2200

e) None of these

 2) What is the respective ratio between the number of lunch in school C and number of soft drinks in school B and total number of food package (lunch + soft drink) in school E?

a) 45 : 7 : 87

b) 35 : 4 : 57

c) 57 : 6 : 77

d) 27 : 4 : 37

e) None of these

3) What is the difference between the total number of food package in school F and the number of Lunch in school E?

a) 340

b) 850

c) 840

d) 240

e) None of these

4) In Which school the total numbers of Foods (both lunch and soft drinks) together are equal to the no of soft drinks in school E?

a) School E

b) School B

c) School C

d) School A

e) None of these

5) Number of soft drinks in school A is approximately what percent of total number of food package in school B?

a) 41%

b) 31%

c) 61%

d) 71%

e) None of these

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1) Answer: c)

School C soft drinks = ((6000*26)/100) – 900   => 660

School E soft drinks = ((6000*29)/100) – 1200 => 540

School D Lunch       = 600

Ans = 660+540+600 => 1800

2) Answer: a)

Number of lunch in school C = 900

Number of soft drinks in school B = ((6000*9)/100) – 400 => 140

Number of foods in school E = ((6000*29)/100) => 1740

Ratio = 900: 140: 1740

45: 7: 87

3) Answer: c)

Number of lunch in school E = 1200

Number of foods in school F = ((6000*6)/100) => 360

Difference = 1200-360

= 840

4) Answer: b)

Number of soft drinks in school E = ((6000*29)/100) – 900 => 540

Total number of foods in school B = ((6000*9)/100) = 540

Ans = School B

5) Answer: a)

Number of soft drinks in school A = ((6000*12)/100) – 500 => 220

Total number of foods in school B = ((6000*9)/100) = 540

Percentage = (220/540)*100 = 41%

Study the following graph carefully and answer the given questions:

The line graph shows the number of cars manufactured in six different months in two different companies

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6) What is the ratio of 120% of the number of cars manufactured by company A on January and April together to the 80% of the number of cars sold by company B in march and June together?

a) 154:83

b) 81:127

c) 23:49

d) 153:86

e) 27:89

7) Number of cars manufactured by company B on March and April together is what percentage more than the number of cars manufactured by company A on January and June together?

a) 6.25%

b) 7.5%

c) 10.5%

d) 5%

e) 12.5%

8) If the number of cars manufactured by company B on July is 120% of the average number of cars manufactured by company A for all the months together (Exclude February and march ), and then find the number of cars manufactured by B on July

a) 724

b) 684

c) 586

d) 498

e) 386

9) What is the difference between the total number of cars manufactured by company A and the total number of cars manufactured by company B?

a) 590

b) 640

c) 630

d) 710

e) None of these

10) In which month difference between the number of cars manufactured by company A and B maximum in the given months?

a) January

b) February

c) March

d) April

e) June

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6) Answer: d)

Required ratio = 120/100 *(420+600):80/100*(540+320)

=>6*(1020): 4*(860)

=>153:86

7) Answer: a)

Required percentage ={(540+360)-(420+540)}/(420+540)*100

=>600/96=6.25%

8) Answer: b)

Required number of cars = 120/100*(420+600+720+540)/4

=>6/5*2280/4=6/5*570=684

9) Answer: e)

Required difference = (420+640+400+600+720 +540)-(560+480+540+360+450+320)

=>3320-2710

=>610

10) Answer: d)

January = 560-420=140

February =640-480=160

March = 540-400=140

April = 600-360=240

June= 540-320=220

The following table shows that the total number of employees in the given 6 shifts of various Companies (in thousands)

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1) What is the difference in the total number of employees working in various shifts in company C and the total number of employees working in various shifts in company D?

a) 5570

b) 2480

c) 5180

d) 5400

e) 2470

2) The total number of employees from Company A is approximately what percent of the total number of employees from company B ?

a) 63.17%

b) 92.17%

c) 86.17%

d) 32.17%

e) 35.17%

3) What is the total of the average number of employees working in the fourth shift and sixth shift in all the companies?

a) 23150

b) 22460

c) 22770

d) 24620

e) 25640

4) What is the total number of female employees working in various shifts in company E if the ratio of male and female employees in the company E is 2:3?

a) 44025

b) 44031

c) 44052

d) 42150

e) 44352

5) What is the ratio of the total number of employees from company B and company D working in the shift 8 am-11 am and the total number of workers working in the same shift in company  C and company E together?

a) 41:53

b) 41:55

c) 41:24

d) 32:55

e) 41:52

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1) Answer: d)

Number of employees working in second shift of company C

=58 (10+11+9.5+12.5)                                                                                                  = (58-43) thousand

= 15 thousand

Total number of employees working in company C

= (13.25+15+14.5+11.2+16+6.25)=76.2

Now, Number of employees working in third shift of company D

=57.9-(11.5+10.5+14.5+12.5)

= 11.8 thousand

Total number of employees working in company D

= (10+9.5+11.8+12+12+15.5) =70.8

Required difference= 76.2-70.8=5.4 thousand

= 5400

2) Answer: b)

Number of employees working in 2 pm- 5 pm in company A

= 57.1-43.1

= 14 thousand

Total number of employees working in company A= (12+10+11.5+14+9.25+8)

= 64.75

Total number of employees working in company B =14.5+11+10.5+9.5+11.75+13=70.25

Required percentage= (64.75/70.25)*100=92.17%

3) Answer: c)

Average number of employees working in the fourth shift

= 57.1/5

= 11.42 thousand

= 11420

Average number of employees working in the sixth shift

= (56.75)/5

= 11.35 thousand

= 11350

Required total= 11420+11350=22770

4) Answer: d)

In company E, number of employees working in sixth shift

=56.75 – (8+13+6.25+15.5) = 14 thousand

Total number of employees in company E

= 10.75+12.5+9.6+10.4+13+14                                                                           =70.25

Given that the ratio of male and female employees in Company E= 2:3

Then, we can say that, 2x+3x=70.25 thousand

(i.e)  5x= 70250

x= 14050

Then Number of female employees in the company E= 3x= 42150

5) Answer: b)

Number of employees from company B and company D working in the shift 8 am-11 am=11+9.5=20.5

Number of workers working in the same shift in company C and company E=15+12.5=27.5

Required ratio=20.5:27.5

=41:55

The following bar graph shows that the number of students studying in branches A, B and C in a particular college from 2014 to 2018.

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