MBA Entrance Mega Test 6

Avg of 3 distinct numbers is 12. Largest possible is

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Avg of 4 numbers is 7. Their sum =

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Avg of 5 positive integers is x. Largest possible integer is

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Avg of 5 consecutive numbers is 20. Middle number =

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Avg of 20 is 40. If one number 60 removed, avg becomes

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The tone of “The city’s infrastructure creaks under its own ambition” is:

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Admiring
Critical
Neutral
Humorous

The tone of “Education systems are still trapped in industrial-age thinking” is:

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Celebratory
Critical
Neutral
Amused

If the passage shows that customers prefer brands with social values, what inference follows?

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Consumers ignore brand ethics
Ethical branding improves customer preference
Social values damage sales
Advertising alone drives preference

The author’s statement “Technology accelerates mistakes as fast as progress” implies:

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Technology prevents mistakes
Technology creates only problems
Technology amplifies both good and bad outcomes
Mistakes do not matter

“Data is plentiful but wisdom is scarce” implies:

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Wisdom is easy to obtain
Data automatically creates wisdom
Wisdom requires interpretation beyond data
Data is meaningless

QUIVER : ARROWS :: SCABBARD : ____ QUIVER : ARROWS :: SCABBARD : ____

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spear spear
sword sword
shield shield
helmet helmet

STETHOSCOPE : DOCTOR :: TROWEL : ____ STETHOSCOPE : DOCTOR :: TROWEL : ____

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architect architect
mason mason
pilot pilot
painter painter

BAKER : BREAD :: SMITH : ____ BAKER : BREAD :: SMITH : ____

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armor armor
paint paint
paper paper
cheese cheese

WARM : HOT :: BREEZE : ____ WARM : HOT :: BREEZE : ____

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storm storm
gale gale
hurricane hurricane
tornado tornado

PAINTER : CANVAS :: WRITER : ____ PAINTER : CANVAS :: WRITER : ____

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keyboard keyboard
pen pen
manuscript manuscript
brush brush

CAMEL : DESERT :: PENGUIN : ____ CAMEL : DESERT :: PENGUIN : ____

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ocean ocean
forest forest
polar region polar region
savannah savannah

SPARK : FIRE :: GERMS : ____ SPARK : FIRE :: GERMS : ____

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medicine medicine
infection infection
oxygen oxygen
extinguisher extinguisher

PETAL : FLOWER :: SCALE : ____ PETAL : FLOWER :: SCALE : ____

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fish fish
forest forest
feather feather
leaf leaf

KNIFE : CUT :: OVEN : ____ KNIFE : CUT :: OVEN : ____

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bake bake
slice slice
paint paint
polish polish

COTTON : CLOTH :: CLAY : ____ COTTON : CLOTH :: CLAY : ____

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pottery pottery
glass glass
rubber rubber
steel steel

She returned after _____ hour. She returned after _____ hour.

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an an
a a
the the
no article no article

He was prevented _____ entering the hall. He was prevented _____ entering the hall.

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from from
by by
with with
of of

She is senior _____ me. She is senior _____ me.

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to to
than than
from from
with with

He ran fast _____ he could catch the bus. He ran fast _____ he could catch the bus.

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so that so that
because because
but but
although although

He is _____ tallest boy in the class. He is _____ tallest boy in the class.

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a a
an an
the the
no article no article

He is _____ only son of his parents. He is _____ only son of his parents.

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the the
a a
an an
no article no article

You will pass _____ you work hard. You will pass _____ you work hard.

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if if
unless unless
though though
because because

He is both intelligent _____ hardworking. He is both intelligent _____ hardworking.

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and and
or or
but but
so so

The book is _____ the table. The book is _____ the table.

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on on
in in
at at
by by

He has no control _____ his temper. He has no control _____ his temper.

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over over
on on
upon upon
with with

He was punished _____ he broke the rules. He was punished _____ he broke the rules.

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because because
so so
but but
or or

Choose the meaning of "Untenable": Choose the meaning of "Untenable":

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Defensible Defensible
Indefensible Indefensible
Profitable Profitable
Attainable Attainable

Choose the meaning of "Tranquil": Choose the meaning of "Tranquil":

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Restless Restless
Noisy Noisy
Calm and peaceful Calm and peaceful
Agitated Agitated

Choose the antonym of "Uncanny": Choose the antonym of "Uncanny":

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Eerie Eerie
Ordinary Ordinary
Weird Weird
Spooky Spooky

Choose the meaning of "Usurp": Choose the meaning of "Usurp":

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To take by force without right To take by force without right
To lend To lend
To donate To donate
To trade To trade

Choose the antonym of "Venerable": Choose the antonym of "Venerable":

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Respected Respected
Revered Revered
Ignoble Ignoble
August August

Choose the synonym of "Vacillate": Choose the synonym of "Vacillate":

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Decide Decide
Waver Waver
Conclude Conclude
Resolve Resolve

Choose the synonym of "Urbane": Choose the synonym of "Urbane":

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Polished Polished
Rude Rude
Boorish Boorish
Crude Crude

Choose the synonym of "Trenchant": Choose the synonym of "Trenchant":

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Vague Vague
Dull Dull
Incisive Incisive
Weak Weak

Choose the antonym of "Turbid": Choose the antonym of "Turbid":

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Murky Murky
Cloudy Cloudy
Opaque Opaque
Clear Clear

Choose the synonym of "Ubiquitous": Choose the synonym of "Ubiquitous":

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Rare Rare
Unique Unique
Omnipresent Omnipresent
Localized Localized

Table: 40 L solution with Milk:Water = 3:1. How much water to add to make ratio 3:2? Table: 40 L solution with Milk:Water = 3:1. How much water to add to make ratio 3:2?

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10 L 10 L
8 L 8 L
12 L 12 L
6 L 6 L

Table: A completes job in 12 days; B in 18 days. Together they work 4 days; balance by A alone. Total days? Table: A completes job in 12 days; B in 18 days. Together they work 4 days; balance by A alone. Total days?

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28/3 days (~9.33) 28/3 days (~9.33)
9 days 9 days
10 days 10 days
8 days 8 days

Table: Car speeds on two equal 120 km legs: 40 km/h (onward), 60 km/h (return). Average speed overall? Table: Car speeds on two equal 120 km legs: 40 km/h (onward), 60 km/h (return). Average speed overall?

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48 km/h 48 km/h
50 km/h 50 km/h
52 km/h 52 km/h
45 km/h 45 km/h

Table (Survey 1,200): A 30%, B 25%, C 20%, D 15%, E 10%. How many prefer A and C together? Table (Survey 1,200): A 30%, B 25%, C 20%, D 15%, E 10%. How many prefer A and C together?

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600 600
480 480
420 420
360 360

Table: Orders (units) P: Mon 40, Tue 60, Wed 50 Q: Mon 30, Tue 45, Wed 75 What is Tuesday total? Table: Orders (units) P: Mon 40, Tue 60, Wed 50 Q: Mon 30, Tue 45, Wed 75 What is Tuesday total?

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105 105
120 120
90 90
115 115

Table: Class size 80; Boys 55%; Pass: Boys 60%, Girls 70%. How many passed? Table: Class size 80; Boys 55%; Pass: Boys 60%, Girls 70%. How many passed?

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51 51
50 50
52 52
49 49

Table: Principal ₹20,000 | Rate 8% p.a. | Time 3 years (Simple Interest) Find interest. Table: Principal ₹20,000 | Rate 8% p.a. | Time 3 years (Simple Interest) Find interest.

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₹4,800 ₹4,800
₹5,000 ₹5,000
₹4,600 ₹4,600
₹5,200 ₹5,200

Table: Balls—Red 5, Blue 3. Two drawn without replacement. Probability both red? Table: Balls—Red 5, Blue 3. Two drawn without replacement. Probability both red?

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5/14 5/14
10/28 10/28
5/8 5/8
10/49 10/49

Table: Lot A cost ₹40,000 at 20% profit; Lot B cost ₹60,000 at 10% loss. Overall profit % on total cost? Table: Lot A cost ₹40,000 at 20% profit; Lot B cost ₹60,000 at 10% loss. Overall profit % on total cost?

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2% 2%
1% 1%
3% 3%
None None

Table (pie angles): Rent 90°, Food 72°, Travel 54°, Savings 72°, Others 72°. What % is Travel? Table (pie angles): Rent 90°, Food 72°, Travel 54°, Savings 72°, Others 72°. What % is Travel?

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15% 15%
12.5% 12.5%
20% 20%
10% 10%

The word “construe” most nearly means: The word “construe” most nearly means:

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Interpret Interpret
Ignore Ignore
Reject Reject
Simplify Simplify

Calling a proposal “innovative but risky” reflects a tone that is: Calling a proposal “innovative but risky” reflects a tone that is:

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Cautious and evaluative Cautious and evaluative
Dismissive Dismissive
Sarcastic Sarcastic
Overly enthusiastic Overly enthusiastic

A paragraph argues that competition improves efficiency but can reduce cooperation. Best summary? A paragraph argues that competition improves efficiency but can reduce cooperation. Best summary?

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Competition boosts efficiency while limiting collaboration
Cooperation thrives under competition Cooperation thrives under competition
Efficiency depends on cooperation Efficiency depends on cooperation
Competition has no downsides Competition has no downsides

MBA Entrance Mega Test 6 : Question 1 of 54