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18.Why has the Buddhist circuit in Bihar andUP failed to draw visitors to its full potential?1) because of the rickety infrastructure and

improper facilities there. 2) because of lack of advertisement on

Buddhist circuit. 3) because of negligent attitude of the

government officials. 4) because of religious misconceptions.5) None of these

19.What is the meaning of the phrase tomake ends meet as used in the passage?1) to fulfill their dream2) to make adjustments3) to earn livelihood4) to save their earnings 5) None of these

20.Which of the following is false in the context of the passage? 1) The interest of foreign tourists has

grown towards India. 2) The badlands of UP and Bihar contain

positive aspects also. 3) The infrastructure in the Buddhist circuit

in UP and Bihar is far from satisfactory. 4) Buddhist circuit can change the fortune

of UP and Bihar.5) None of these

21.Which of the following is true in the

context of the passage? 1) Incredible India campaign focuses

mainly on top-end western markets. 2) Buddhist circuit in Bihar and UP have

failed to attract foreign tourists. 3) Lack of infrastructure has not dampened

the mood of the visitors from visiting theBuddhist sites in UP and Bihar.

4) Tourist arrivals in India have remainedstagnant over the years.

5) None of these

22.How does brand Buddha balance theincredible India campaign? 1) It provides the tourists with holistic and

spiritual solace. 2) It drives tourists to even the remote

places attached with Buddhism.3) It gives due weightage to religious

tourism.4) It attracts low and high budget

segments of tourists both alike. 5) None of these

23.Apart from generating foreign exchange,promoting of Buddhist circuit will 1) generate employment opportunities for

the local people.2) bring the South-East Asian countries

under one economic zone.3) revive the interest of the common

people in Buddhism.4) bring into limelight the neglected areas

of the country. 5) None of these

24.Choose the word which is the same inmeaning as the word given in bold as usedin the passage.

HAMSTRUNG

1) restricted 2) bothered 3) strived4) neglected 5) rebuked

25.Choose the word which is the opposite inmeaning of the word given in bold as usedin the passage. DETERRED 1) assured 2) accompanied3) appealed 4) rewarded5) encouraged

Directions (Qs.26 - 30): In the following passage there are blanks, each of which hasbeen numbered. These numbers are printedbelow the passage and against each fivewords have been suggested, one of which fillsthe blanks appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Traditional bank architecture is based onbank branches. These branches ensure thephysical ..... (26) of a customer’s savings. A customer may go there to deposit and withdrawmoney, negotiateloans and ..... (27) in other financial transactions. In the past two decadesbanking architecture has changed-theAutomated Teller Machine (ATM) has been abig luxury and credit and debit cards havecreated new financial spaces. ..... (28) the bankbranch has remained the bedrock of thebanking system-after all a person needs a bankaccount in a branch before he can operate adebit or ATM card. This may be about tochange as technocrats now view cell phonesas the new architecture of virtual banks. Thishas the potential to make branches ..... (29).Cell phone banking looks especially relevantfor India since it can penetrate the countrysidecheaply and effectively. The world over cellphones are spreading at a phenomenal rateand in India alone new cell phone connectionsare growing at the rate of six million a month arate of customer ..... (30) that no bank candream of. 26. 1) confidentiality 2) guarantee

3) knowledge 4) security5) presence

27. 1) enable 2) engage 3) pursue4) interact 5) operate

28. 1) yet 2) until 3) despite4) although 5) even

29. 1) retreat 2) expired 3) essential4) obsolete 5) extant

30. 1) satisfaction 2) relationship3) discount 4) base5) expansion

Quantitative Aptitude

Directions (Qs.31 - 35): What should come inplace of the question mark (?) in thefollowing number series?31. 948, 474, ?, 118.5, 59.25, 29.625

1) 221 2) 190 3) 237 4) 189.065) None of these

32. 374, 355, 317, ?, 184, 89 1) 260 2) 298 3) 279 4) 2415) None of these

33. 96, 94, 373, 3353, ?, 1341069 1) 83819 2) 53483 3) 63813 4) 536435) None of these

34. 1, 16, 81, 256, ?, 1296 1) 400 2) 625 3) 875 4) 11255) None of these

35. 281, 141, 71, 36, 18.5, ? 1) 9.5 2) 9.25 3) 10.75 4) 105) None of these

36.Acid and water are mixed in a vessel A inthe ratio of 5 : 2 and in the vessel B in theratio 8 : 5. In what proportion shouldquantities be taken out from the twovessels so as to form a mixture in which theacid and water will be in the ratio of 9 : 4?1) 7 : 2 2) 2 : 7 3) 7 : 4 4) 2 : 35) None of these

37.A policemen starts to chase a thief. Whenthe thief goes 10 steps the policemanmoves 8 steps and 5 steps of the policemanare equal to 7 steps of the thief. The ratioof the speeds of the policeman and thethief is: 1) 25 : 28 2) 25 : 26 3) 28 : 254) 56 : 25 5) None of these

38.A and B take a piece of work forRs. 28,800. One alone could do it in 36days, the other in 48 days. With theassistance of C, they finish it in 12 days.How much remuneration the C should get?1) Rs.10000 2) Rs.18000 3) Rs.160004) Rs.12000 5) None of these

39.A and B together can complete a job in 8days. Both B and C, working alone can finish the same job in 12 days, A and Bcommence work on the job, and work for 4days, where upon A leaves, B continuesfor 2 more days, and then he leaves too, Cnow starts working, and finishes the job.How many days will C require? 1) 5 days 2) 8 days 3) 3 days 4) 4 days 5) None of these

40.A pump can fill a tank with water in 2hours. Because of a leak in the tank it wastaking 2 13 hours to fill the tank. The leakcan drain all the water off the tank in: 1) 8 hours 2) 7 hours 3) 4 13 hours4) 14 hours 5) None of these

Directions (Qs.41 - 45): Study the followingTable carefully and answer the questionsbased on it.The Table shows the old and new pricesof petrol and diesel in four metropolitan

cities of India

41.Which city witnessed the highest percentage decrease in petrol prices? 1) Delhi 2) Mumbai 3) Chennai4) Kolkata 5) Both 1 and 2

42.Which city witnessed the lowest percentagedecrease in diesel prices?1) Delhi 2) Mumbai 3) Chennai4) Kolkata 5) Both 2 and 4

43.Omprakashji is a new growing businessmanof Delhi. He runs his petrol car only inDelhi. He purchases petrol for his car onlyfrom Delhi. Reduction of petrol pricesproved heartening news for him. Heincreased consumption of petrol to suchpercentage that his total monthly expenditure on petrol remains unaltered.Increase in his consumption of petrol is: 1) 4.80% 2) 4.58 % 3) 5.04 %4) 4.05% 5) None of these

44.What is the difference between the averageper litre old prices and average per litrenew prices of diesel, among the givenprices of petrol and diesel in the four metropolitan cities? 1) 70 paise 2) 20.5 paise3) 0. 7 paise 4) 0.07 paise5) None of these

45.Average new price of petrol per litre in thegiven four metropolitan cities is what percent of that in Kolkata? 1) 102% 2) 102.66% 3) 96. 48%4) 103. 66% 5) 101.22 %

Directions (Qs.46 - 50): Read the followinggraph carefully and answer the questionsgiven below.

Profit earned by three companies in different years (in crore Rs.)

46. In which of the following years was thedifference between the profit earned bycompany B and company A maximum? 1) 2006 2) 20043) 2008 4) 20055) None of these

47.What was the percent increase in the profitearned by company C from 2006 to 2007? 1) 40% 2) 45% 3) 56% 4) 50%5) None of these

48. In which of the following years was thetotal profit earned by all the three companies minimum? 1) 2004 2) 2003 3) 2006 4) 20055) None of these

49.The profit earned by company B in 2004 isapproximately what percent of that bycompany A in 2007? 1) 62 2) 58 3) 53 4) 67 5) 71

50.What was the difference between theprofit earned by company A in 2005 andcompany A in 2008? 1) Rs.50 crore 2) Rs.100 crore3) Rs.150 crore 4) Rs.1 crore5) None of these

Directions (Qs.51 - 55): In each of thesequestions, two equations I and II are given.You have to solve both the equations and giveanswer.1) If x > y 2) If x y 3) If x < y 4) If x y5) If x = y or relation cannot be established

between x and y. 51. I. x2 + 3x – 40 = 0 II. y2 – 14y + 48 = 052. I. x2 + x – 2 = 0 II. y2 + 5y + 6 = 053. I. 7x + 5y = 11 II. 7y – 8x = 5154. I. x2 = 49 II. y2 – 16y + 63 = 055. I. 2x2 + 13x + 21 = 0

II. 2y2 + 27y + 88 = 056.Out of 5 men and 3 women, a committee

of 3 members is to be formed, so that ithas 1 woman and 2 men. In how manydifferent ways can it be done? 1) 20 2) 10 3) 23 4) 305) None of these

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IBPS POs Model PaperPreliminary Exam

City Petrol Petrol Diesel DieselOld New Old New

Delhi 28.93 27.54 17.17 17.09

Mumbai 31.90 30.79 20.79 20.71

Chennai 30.67 29.74 18.65 18.06

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