Civil Services Exam 2013-CSAT Model Test 3-Part 3
Directions
(39-43): Study the following graph carefully to answer these
questions:
ANNUAL
PRODUCTION OF CARS BY COMPANY A
COMPANY
B AND COMPANY C IN THOUSANDS
39.
Approximately, what is the ratio between the average production of cars in
Company A in 2007 and 2008 together and average production of cars in Company C
for all the years taken together?
a) 13 : 22 b)
15 : 27
c) 65 :
91 d) 63 : 46
Answer: A
40. The
total production of cars by all three companies in 2006 is by what percent
(percent age rounded off to two digits after decimal) more / less than
production of cars in all the three companies in 2004?
a) Less by 15.65% b)
More by 30.43%
c) Less
by 33.45% d) None of these
Answer: B
41. For
Company C had the total production for all the years been less by 25%, what
should have been the total production for all the years?
a) 3, 34,700 units b)
2,75,000 units
c)
5,70,000 units d) 4,50,633 units
Answer: C
42.
Total production of cars of Companies B and C together in 2010 is approximately
what percent of the total production of these two companies together for all
the years together?
a) 10% b)
12%
c) 5% d) 15%
Answer: D
43. The
average production of cars in Company B is approximately what percentage of
average production of cars in Company C for all the years taken together?
a) 62% b)
74%
c) 85% d) 90%
Answer: D
Directions
for the following 6 (44-50) items:
Read the
following three passages and answer the items that follow each passage
and answer the items that follow each passage. Your answers to these items
should be based on the passages only.
Passage
1
Transport,
in India
The
transport sector is one of the largest consumers of the commercial energy,
consuming nearly 33 per cent of the total.
In assessing therefore, the desirable level of inter modal split of
freight traffic between railways and roads and while making resource cost
comparisons in this context, appropriate weight has to be give to the relative
energy intensities
44. With reference to the above passage,
consider the following assumptions
1.
Indian economy is dependent on transport
2. Size
of India
Which of
the assumptions is/are valid?
a) 1
only
b) 2
only
c) Both
1 and 2
d)
Neither 1 nor 2
Answer: A
45. Consider the following statements
1.
Transportation is a sensitive domain
2.
Transportation is prone to external influences
As per
above passage, which of the given statements is/are implied?
a) 1
only
b) 2
only
c) Both
1 and 2
d)
Neither 1 nor 2
Answer: D
46. Consider the following statements
1.
Dispersal of natural resources calls for high priority to the transport sector
2.
Without commercial energy the transport sector will come to a stand still
According
to the above passage, which of the given statements is/are valid?
a) 1
only
b) 2
only
c) Both
1 and 2
d)
Neither 1 nor 2
Answer: A
Passage
2
The
transformation of the Indian cities faces several structural constraints.
Foremost, the current urban development model starves cities of financing.
Also, weak or outdated urban management practices - inappropriate planning
systems, unsustainable service delivery models, and lack of focus on the urban
poor - negate the benefits of agglomeration economies in Indian cities by
distorting land and housing markets, rendering cities non-creditworthy and
leaving them with expensive yet poorly functioning urban services.
The
current urban management techniques are also out- moded. The Master Plan
concept - as currently practised in India India
47. Consider the following statements
1.
Indian Cities are facing acute financing problem
2. Weak
urban management results in poorly functioning urban services
As per
the passage, which of the given statements is/are valid?
a) 1
only
b) 2
only
c) Both
1 and 2
d)
Neither 1 nor 2
Answer: B
48. With reference of the above passage,
consider the following assumptions
1.
Indian urban management is not following the techniques used in other countries
2.
Present urban management techniques in India
Which of
the given statements is/are valid?
a) 1
only
b) 2
only
c) Both
1 and 2
d)
Neither 1 nor 2
Answer: B
49. Consider the following assumptions
1. The
Master plan concept has not delivered its desired result
2. the
Master plan concept generally helps in urban management
As per
the passage, which of the given assumptions is/are correct?
a) 1
only
b) 2
only
c) Both
1 and 2
d)
Neither 1 nor 2
Answer: D
Direction
(50-56): Study the following information carefully and answer the
given questions.
Eight trains bound for eight different cities are
stationed on eight different platforms numbered one to eight, facing the
north. The numbering is done either from
right to left or from left to right.
Train to Delhi Delhi Jammu
is not stationed immediately next to either Kolkata or Delhi Patna Patna Patna
and the train ound for Varanasi Amritsar
is not stationed immediately next to the Varanasi Amritsar
50. What
is the position of the Dehradun bound train with respect to the Patna
a) Immediate left b)
Second to the left
c) Third
to the right d) Third to the left
Answer: D
51.
Train bound to which of the following cities leaves from Platform No.5?
a) Jammu b) Varanasi
c) Amritsar d)
Patna
Answer: B
52.
Train to Amritsar
a) 2 b)
7
c) 5 d) 3
Answer: A
53. Four
of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given arrangement
and so form a group. Which is the one
that does not belong to that group?
a) Varanasi b) Patna
c) Jammu
Answer: D
54.
Train to Mumbai leaves from which of the following platform numbers?
a) 1 b)
5
c) 7 d) 8
Answer: D
55.
Which of the following is true with respect to the given arrangement?
a) Trains to Amritsar
and Jammu
b) Train to Jammu
c) Train to Patna
d) There
is only one platform between the platforms from which trains bound for Delhi and Patna
Answer: A
56. If you are not willing to risk the
unusual, you will have to settle for the ordinary
Based on the above information, four
conclusions, as given below, have been made. which one of these logically
follows from the information given above?
a) You
will not have to settle for the ordinary if you do not risk the unusual
b) if
you are willing to risk the unusual, you will not have to settle for the
ordinary
c) If
you dont want to settle for the ordinary, you will have to risk the unusual
d) You
will not have to settle for the ordinary if you are not risking the unusual
Answer: C
57. Neurobiologists are providing visual
evidence that learning promotes brain health in school students. On the basis
of this they are concluding that mental stimulation of the elderly in the form
of learning new things could limit the damaging effects of aging on memory and
the mind.
Which of the following will most strengthen
the neurobiologists' recommendations?
a) It is
possible to learn at any age irrespective of brain health
b)
Learning continues to promote brain health under all conditions
c) The
effects of aging on the brain are not well understood
d)
mental stimulation need not be triggered only by learning
Answer: B
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