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◆Daily The Hindu Vocabulary◆
1. SWEEPING (ADJECTIVE): (व्यापक): extensive
Synonyms: wide-ranging, global
Antonyms: narrow
Example Sentence:We cannot recommend any sweeping alterations.
2. PRUDENCE (NOUN): (बुद्धिमानी): wisdom
Synonyms: judgement, sagacity
Antonyms: folly
Example Sentence:We need to exercise prudence in such important matters.
3. SHRUG (VERB): (उपेक्षा): disregard
Synonyms: dismiss, take no notice of
Antonyms: heed
Example Sentence:The managing director shrugged off the criticism.
4. MEAGRE (ADJECTIVE): (अल्प): meagre
Synonyms: scanty, sparse
Antonyms: abundant
Example Sentence:His parents were poor and he received a meagre education.
5. RIVETED (VERB): (मोहित करना): fascinate
Synonyms: engross, grip
Antonyms: bore
Example Sentence:He was riveted by the newsreels shown on television.
6. INTERIM (ADJECTIVE): (अन्तरिम): provisional
Synonyms: temporary, pro tem
Antonyms: permanent
Example Sentence:An interim arrangement was made.
7. AMBIGUITY (NOUN): (अस्पष्टता): ambivalence
Synonyms: equivocation, obscurity
Antonyms: unambiguousness transparency
Example Sentence:We can detect no ambiguity in this section of the Act.
8. BAR (VERB): (निषेध करना): prohibit
Synonyms: debar, preclude
Antonyms: admit
Example Sentence:She is barred from leaving the country.
9. EXHILARATION (NOUN): (आनंद): elation
Synonyms: euphoria, exultation
Antonyms: dejection
Example Sentence:They felt the exhilaration of victory.
10. GREGARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (सुसामाजिक): sociable
Synonyms: social, companionable
Antonyms: unsociable
Example Sentence:He was a popular and gregarious man.
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1. SWEEPING (ADJECTIVE): (व्यापक): extensive
Synonyms: wide-ranging, global
Antonyms: narrow
Example Sentence:We cannot recommend any sweeping alterations.
2. PRUDENCE (NOUN): (बुद्धिमानी): wisdom
Synonyms: judgement, sagacity
Antonyms: folly
Example Sentence:We need to exercise prudence in such important matters.
3. SHRUG (VERB): (उपेक्षा): disregard
Synonyms: dismiss, take no notice of
Antonyms: heed
Example Sentence:The managing director shrugged off the criticism.
4. MEAGRE (ADJECTIVE): (अल्प): meagre
Synonyms: scanty, sparse
Antonyms: abundant
Example Sentence:His parents were poor and he received a meagre education.
5. RIVETED (VERB): (मोहित करना): fascinate
Synonyms: engross, grip
Antonyms: bore
Example Sentence:He was riveted by the newsreels shown on television.
6. INTERIM (ADJECTIVE): (अन्तरिम): provisional
Synonyms: temporary, pro tem
Antonyms: permanent
Example Sentence:An interim arrangement was made.
7. AMBIGUITY (NOUN): (अस्पष्टता): ambivalence
Synonyms: equivocation, obscurity
Antonyms: unambiguousness transparency
Example Sentence:We can detect no ambiguity in this section of the Act.
8. BAR (VERB): (निषेध करना): prohibit
Synonyms: debar, preclude
Antonyms: admit
Example Sentence:She is barred from leaving the country.
9. EXHILARATION (NOUN): (आनंद): elation
Synonyms: euphoria, exultation
Antonyms: dejection
Example Sentence:They felt the exhilaration of victory.
10. GREGARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (सुसामाजिक): sociable
Synonyms: social, companionable
Antonyms: unsociable
Example Sentence:He was a popular and gregarious man.
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Following table shows the total number of people working in various departments of different organisations in particular city.
निम्नलिखित तालिका विशेष शहर में विभिन्न संगठनों के विभिन्न विभागों में काम करने वाले लोगों की कुल संख्या को दर्शाती है।
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6.Total number of employees working in Account department of all the given organisations is approximately what percentage of total number of employees working in marketing department of all the given organisations?
84 %
96 %
75 %
108 %
117 %
7.Find the ratio between the total number of employees working in organisation C to that of D of all the given department together?
1156 : 1027
2458 : 2175
987 : 756
3617 : 3456
None of these
8.Total number of employees working in IT and Finance of Organisation A, C and E together is approximately what percentage more/less than the total number of employees working in Production and Marketing of Organisation B, D and E together?
7 % more
9 % less
2 % less
14 % more
16 % less
9.Find the difference between the total number of employees working in Organisation B to that of E of all the given department together?
546
678
424
712
None of these
10.Which of the following Organisation has highest number of employees?
Organisation A
Organisation B
Organisation C
Organisation D
Organisation E
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84 %
96 %
75 %
108 %
117 %
7.Find the ratio between the total number of employees working in organisation C to that of D of all the given department together?
1156 : 1027
2458 : 2175
987 : 756
3617 : 3456
None of these
8.Total number of employees working in IT and Finance of Organisation A, C and E together is approximately what percentage more/less than the total number of employees working in Production and Marketing of Organisation B, D and E together?
7 % more
9 % less
2 % less
14 % more
16 % less
9.Find the difference between the total number of employees working in Organisation B to that of E of all the given department together?
546
678
424
712
None of these
10.Which of the following Organisation has highest number of employees?
Organisation A
Organisation B
Organisation C
Organisation D
Organisation E
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6. Answer b
Total number of employees working in Account department
= > 595 + 925 + 742 + 678 + 800
= > 3740
Total number of employees working in marketing department
= > 690 + 875 + 627 + 773 + 945
= > 3910
Required %= (3740/3910)*100 = 95.65 % = 96 %
7. Answer d
The total number of employees working in organisation C
= > 750 + 743 + 742 +627 + 755
= > 3617
The total number of employees working in organisation D
= > 640 + 680 + 678 + 773 + 685
= > 3456
Required ratio = 3617: 3456
8. Answer c
Total number of employees working in IT and Finance of Organisation A, C and E together
= > 915 + 743 + 570 + 886 + 755 + 500
= > 4369
Total number of employees working in Production and Marketing of Organisation B, D and E together
= > 520 + 640 + 725 + 875 +773 + 945
= > 4478
Required % = [(4478 – 4369)/4478]*100 = (109/4478)*100
= > 2.434 % = 2 % less
9. Answer a
The total number of employees working in Organisation B
= > 520 + 852 + 925 + 875 + 914
= > 4086
The total number of employees working in Organisation E
= > 725 + 570 + 800 + 945 + 500
= > 3540
Required difference = 4086 – 3540 =546
10. Answer b
Total number of employees in Organisation A
= > 875 + 915 + 595 + 690 + 886
= > 3961
Total number of employees in Organisation B
= > 520 + 852 + 925 + 875 + 914
= > 4086
Total number of employees in Organisation C
= > 750 + 743 + 742 +627 + 755
= > 3617
Total number of employees in Organisation D
= > 640 + 680 + 678 + 773 + 685
= > 3456
Total number of employees in Organisation E
= > 725 + 570 + 800 + 945 + 500
= > 3540
Organisation B has highest number of employees.
Total number of employees working in Account department
= > 595 + 925 + 742 + 678 + 800
= > 3740
Total number of employees working in marketing department
= > 690 + 875 + 627 + 773 + 945
= > 3910
Required %= (3740/3910)*100 = 95.65 % = 96 %
7. Answer d
The total number of employees working in organisation C
= > 750 + 743 + 742 +627 + 755
= > 3617
The total number of employees working in organisation D
= > 640 + 680 + 678 + 773 + 685
= > 3456
Required ratio = 3617: 3456
8. Answer c
Total number of employees working in IT and Finance of Organisation A, C and E together
= > 915 + 743 + 570 + 886 + 755 + 500
= > 4369
Total number of employees working in Production and Marketing of Organisation B, D and E together
= > 520 + 640 + 725 + 875 +773 + 945
= > 4478
Required % = [(4478 – 4369)/4478]*100 = (109/4478)*100
= > 2.434 % = 2 % less
9. Answer a
The total number of employees working in Organisation B
= > 520 + 852 + 925 + 875 + 914
= > 4086
The total number of employees working in Organisation E
= > 725 + 570 + 800 + 945 + 500
= > 3540
Required difference = 4086 – 3540 =546
10. Answer b
Total number of employees in Organisation A
= > 875 + 915 + 595 + 690 + 886
= > 3961
Total number of employees in Organisation B
= > 520 + 852 + 925 + 875 + 914
= > 4086
Total number of employees in Organisation C
= > 750 + 743 + 742 +627 + 755
= > 3617
Total number of employees in Organisation D
= > 640 + 680 + 678 + 773 + 685
= > 3456
Total number of employees in Organisation E
= > 725 + 570 + 800 + 945 + 500
= > 3540
Organisation B has highest number of employees.
Following table shows the proportion of students passed from different streams in graduation from different city and also the ratio of males and females among them.
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1.If the total number of males who passed in B. Sc from City R is 1275, then find the total number of students passed in B.A from City R?
2380
3256
2178
3384
None of these
2.If the total number of females who passed in B. A from City P is 1113, then find the difference between the total number of students passed in B.A and that of B.Sc in City P?
1094
1180
1986
1272
None of these
3. If the total number of students passed from City S is 2794, then the total number of females passed in B. A from City S is what percentage of total number of males passed in B. Sc from City S?
300 %
120 %
100 %
140 %
None of these
4.The number of females who passed in B. A from City Q is approximately more/less than the number of males who passed in B.A from City Q?
145 % less
167 % more
152 % less
173 % more
134 % less
5.The number of students passed in B. A from City T is 1716. Find the ratio between the total number of females who passed in B. A from City T to that of total number of males who passed in B. Sc from City T?
1287 : 572
1331 : 557
1089 : 452
956 : 369
None of these
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2380
3256
2178
3384
None of these
2.If the total number of females who passed in B. A from City P is 1113, then find the difference between the total number of students passed in B.A and that of B.Sc in City P?
1094
1180
1986
1272
None of these
3. If the total number of students passed from City S is 2794, then the total number of females passed in B. A from City S is what percentage of total number of males passed in B. Sc from City S?
300 %
120 %
100 %
140 %
None of these
4.The number of females who passed in B. A from City Q is approximately more/less than the number of males who passed in B.A from City Q?
145 % less
167 % more
152 % less
173 % more
134 % less
5.The number of students passed in B. A from City T is 1716. Find the ratio between the total number of females who passed in B. A from City T to that of total number of males who passed in B. Sc from City T?
1287 : 572
1331 : 557
1089 : 452
956 : 369
None of these
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1.Answer a
Explanation:
The total number of males who passed in B. Sc from City R= 1275
3’s = 1275
1’s = 425
Total number of students passed in B. Sc from City R = 7’s = 2975
Total number of students passed in B. A from City R = 2975*(4/5) = 2380
2.Answer d
Explanation:
The total number of females who passed in B.A from City P= 1113
7’s = 1113
1’s = 159
Total number of students passed in B. A from City P = 159*12 = 1908
Total number of students passed in B. Sc from City P = 1908*(5/3) = 3180
Required difference = 1272
3.Answer c
Explanation:
The total number of students passed from City S = 2794
11’s = 2794
1’s = 254
The total number of students passed in B. A from City S = 1270
The total number of students passed in B. Sc from City S = 1524
The total number of females passed in B. A from City S
= > 1270*(3/5) = 762
The total number of males passed in B. Sc from City S
= > 1524*(1/2) =762
Required % = (762/762)*100 = 100 %
(Or)
Shortcut method:
No of female student who passed in B.A from city S = 5x* 3/5
No of male students who passed in B. Sc from city S = 6x* ½
Required percentage = (5x*3/5)/(6x*1/2) *100
= 3x/3x *100 = 100%
4.Answer b
Explanation:
The ratio of total number of male to female students passed in B.A in City Q
= > 3: 8
Required % = [(8x – 3x)/3x]*100 = (5x/3x)*100 = 166.67 % = 167 % more
5.Answer a
Explanation:
The number of students passed in B. A from City T = 1716
6’s = 1716
1’s = 286
The number of students passed in B. Sc from City T = 1430
The total number of females who passed in B.A from City T
= > 1716 *(3/4) = 1287
The total number of males who passed in B.Sc from City T
= > 1430 *(2/5) = 572
Required ratio = 1287: 572
Explanation:
The total number of males who passed in B. Sc from City R= 1275
3’s = 1275
1’s = 425
Total number of students passed in B. Sc from City R = 7’s = 2975
Total number of students passed in B. A from City R = 2975*(4/5) = 2380
2.Answer d
Explanation:
The total number of females who passed in B.A from City P= 1113
7’s = 1113
1’s = 159
Total number of students passed in B. A from City P = 159*12 = 1908
Total number of students passed in B. Sc from City P = 1908*(5/3) = 3180
Required difference = 1272
3.Answer c
Explanation:
The total number of students passed from City S = 2794
11’s = 2794
1’s = 254
The total number of students passed in B. A from City S = 1270
The total number of students passed in B. Sc from City S = 1524
The total number of females passed in B. A from City S
= > 1270*(3/5) = 762
The total number of males passed in B. Sc from City S
= > 1524*(1/2) =762
Required % = (762/762)*100 = 100 %
(Or)
Shortcut method:
No of female student who passed in B.A from city S = 5x* 3/5
No of male students who passed in B. Sc from city S = 6x* ½
Required percentage = (5x*3/5)/(6x*1/2) *100
= 3x/3x *100 = 100%
4.Answer b
Explanation:
The ratio of total number of male to female students passed in B.A in City Q
= > 3: 8
Required % = [(8x – 3x)/3x]*100 = (5x/3x)*100 = 166.67 % = 167 % more
5.Answer a
Explanation:
The number of students passed in B. A from City T = 1716
6’s = 1716
1’s = 286
The number of students passed in B. Sc from City T = 1430
The total number of females who passed in B.A from City T
= > 1716 *(3/4) = 1287
The total number of males who passed in B.Sc from City T
= > 1430 *(2/5) = 572
Required ratio = 1287: 572
Following line graph shows the total number of readers (In thousands) of two different newspapers in different months in the year 2016.
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1.Find the difference between the total number of The Hindu readers in the month of Feb, Mar, May and June together to that of Deccan chronicle readers in the month of Jan, Mar, Apr and June together?
32000
41000
28000
24000
None of these
2.If the total number of The Hindu and Deccan chronicle readers in April 2017 is increased by 20 % and 25 % respectively while comparing with the previous year April month, then find the sum of total number of The Hindu readers and Deccan chronicle readers in April 2017?
84000
75000
68000
92000
None of these
3.If the total number of Deccan chronicle readers in July 2016 is equal to the average number of Deccan chronicle readers in April and May 2016 together and the total number of The Hindu readers in July 2016 is 1/5 of total number of Deccan chronicle readers in July 2016, then find the total number of The Hindu readers in July 2016?
7000
8500
6500
9000
None of these
4.Total number of The Hindu readers of all the given months together is approximately what percentage of Deccan chronicle readers of all the given months together?
98 %
86 %
112 %
104 %
121 %
5.Find the ratio between the total number of The Hindu readers in the month of Jan, mar and May together to that of total number of Deccan chronicle readers in the month of Feb, Apr and June together?
51: 55
53: 52
38 : 27
26 : 23
None of these
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32000
41000
28000
24000
None of these
2.If the total number of The Hindu and Deccan chronicle readers in April 2017 is increased by 20 % and 25 % respectively while comparing with the previous year April month, then find the sum of total number of The Hindu readers and Deccan chronicle readers in April 2017?
84000
75000
68000
92000
None of these
3.If the total number of Deccan chronicle readers in July 2016 is equal to the average number of Deccan chronicle readers in April and May 2016 together and the total number of The Hindu readers in July 2016 is 1/5 of total number of Deccan chronicle readers in July 2016, then find the total number of The Hindu readers in July 2016?
7000
8500
6500
9000
None of these
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98 %
86 %
112 %
104 %
121 %
5.Find the ratio between the total number of The Hindu readers in the month of Jan, mar and May together to that of total number of Deccan chronicle readers in the month of Feb, Apr and June together?
51: 55
53: 52
38 : 27
26 : 23
None of these
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1.Answer c
The total number of The Hindu readers in the month of Feb, Mar, May and June
= > (36 + 41 + 37 + 32) thousand
= > 146000
The total number of Deccan chronicle readers in the month of Jan, Mar, Apr and June
= > (22 + 32 + 36 + 28) thousand
= > 118000
Required difference = 146000 – 118000 = 28000
2.Answer b
The total number of The Hindu readers in April 2017
= > 25*(120/100) = 30 thousand
The total number of Deccan chronicle readers in April 2017
= > 36*(125/100) = 45 thousand
Required sum = 30000 + 45000 = 75000
3.Answer a
The total number of Deccan chronicle readers in July 2016
= > (36000 + 34000)/2
= > 35000
The total number of The Hindu readers in July 2016
= > (1/5)*35000
= > 7000
The total number of The Hindu readers in July 2016 = 7000
4.Answer d
Total number of The Hindu readers of all the given months together
= > (28 + 36 + 41 + 25 + 37 + 32) thousand
= > 199000
Total number of Deccan chronicle readers of all the given months together
= > (22 + 40 + 32+ 36 + 34+ 28) thousand
= > 192000
Required % = (199000/192000)*100 = 103.64 = 104 %
5.Answer b
The total number of The Hindu readers in the month of Jan, mar and May together
= > (28 + 41 + 37) thousand
= > 106000
The total number of Deccan chronicle readers in the month of Feb, Apr and June together
= > (40 + 36 + 28) thousand
= > 104000
Required ratio = 106000: 104000 = 53:52
The total number of The Hindu readers in the month of Feb, Mar, May and June
= > (36 + 41 + 37 + 32) thousand
= > 146000
The total number of Deccan chronicle readers in the month of Jan, Mar, Apr and June
= > (22 + 32 + 36 + 28) thousand
= > 118000
Required difference = 146000 – 118000 = 28000
2.Answer b
The total number of The Hindu readers in April 2017
= > 25*(120/100) = 30 thousand
The total number of Deccan chronicle readers in April 2017
= > 36*(125/100) = 45 thousand
Required sum = 30000 + 45000 = 75000
3.Answer a
The total number of Deccan chronicle readers in July 2016
= > (36000 + 34000)/2
= > 35000
The total number of The Hindu readers in July 2016
= > (1/5)*35000
= > 7000
The total number of The Hindu readers in July 2016 = 7000
4.Answer d
Total number of The Hindu readers of all the given months together
= > (28 + 36 + 41 + 25 + 37 + 32) thousand
= > 199000
Total number of Deccan chronicle readers of all the given months together
= > (22 + 40 + 32+ 36 + 34+ 28) thousand
= > 192000
Required % = (199000/192000)*100 = 103.64 = 104 %
5.Answer b
The total number of The Hindu readers in the month of Jan, mar and May together
= > (28 + 41 + 37) thousand
= > 106000
The total number of Deccan chronicle readers in the month of Feb, Apr and June together
= > (40 + 36 + 28) thousand
= > 104000
Required ratio = 106000: 104000 = 53:52