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Five students A, B, C, D and E issue books from Monday to Friday, one student each day. B issues immediately before C. D issues after A but before E. A does not issue on Monday. C does not issue on Friday. Who issues the book on Wednesday?
Multiple Choice14%00:00:57110041028AACACAAACACCDDDBADADBDCCABCDADBDBDDADBCCBCDDDDADADBB
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Six books P, Q, R, S, T and U are arranged from left to right. P is somewhere left of R. Q is immediately to the right of T. S is not at either end. R is immediately to the left of U. T is somewhere left of P. Which arrangement is possible?
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Six students scored different marks. P scored more than Q but less than R. S scored less than Q. T scored more than R. U scored more than S but less than Q. Who must have the highest score?
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A library has books numbered 101–160. A student is asked to select a number that is divisible by 3 and 4, but not by 5. Which could be the selected number?
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Four shelves contain different genres: Science, History, Fiction and Biography. Science is not on Shelf 1. Fiction is immediately above Biography. History is not on Shelf 4. Biography is not on Shelf 2. Which genre must be on Shelf 2?
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A library has 7 books arranged in a row. Book A is exactly in the middle. Book B is third from the left. Book C is two places to the right of B. Book D is immediately to the left of A. Which position is occupied by D?
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In a quiz, each correct answer gives +5, each wrong answer gives −2, and an unanswered question gives 0. A student answers all 20 questions and scores 58. How many answers were correct?
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Seven books are arranged according to their accession numbers: 18, 27, 39, 54, 72, 93, ? The pattern is not simply multiplication. What should come next?
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A librarian has four boxes: Box 1 contains only Fiction. Box 2 contains only Science. Box 3 contains Fiction and Science. Box 4 contains neither. All four labels are wrong. A student can inspect only one book from one box. From which box should the student pick a book first to determine all labels?
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Five students A, B, C, D and E are standing in a line. A is not at either end. B stands immediately to the left of C. D stands somewhere to the right of C. E stands to the left of A. C is not in the middle. Which arrangement is possible?
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Choose the word closest in meaning to “Eloquent”.
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12Choose the correctly spelled word.Multiple Choice38%00:00:23300021029NecessaryNecessaryNeccessaryNeccessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNeccesaryNeccesaryNeccesaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNecessaryNeccessaryNecessaryNecessaryNeccesaryNeccessaryNecessaryNecessaryNeccesaryNecessaryNeccessaryNecessaryNecesaryNeccessaryNeccesaryNeccesaryNecessaryNecesaryNeccessaryNeccessaryNecesaryNecesaryNeccessaryNeccesary
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13‘आँखों का तारा’ मुहावरे का सही अर्थ क्या है?Multiple Choice48%00:00:16380016026
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14‘कमल’ का पर्यायवाची कौन-सा है?Multiple Choice38%00:00:39300021029पंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपवनपंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपवनपंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपल्लवपंकजपल्लवपंकजपवनपंकजपंकजपंकजपर्वतपंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपंकजपवनपर्वतपंकजपवनपर्वतपवनपर्वतपवनपल्लवपवनपवनपवनपवनपल्लवपंकजपवनपवन
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India’s first satellite Aryabhata was launched in which year?
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Which Indian scientist received the Nobel Prize for the discovery of the Raman Effect?
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17Who wrote the novel The Guide?Multiple Choice40%00:00:17320023025R. K. NarayanR. K. NarayanR. K. NarayanR. K. NarayanR. K. NarayanR. K. NarayanR. K. NarayanR. K. Narayan
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On which date was the Constitution of India adopted?
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Which Indian city is popularly known as the Pink City?
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20Who wrote The Discovery of India?Multiple Choice29%00:00:13230028029
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Mulk Raj Anand
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Rabindranath Tagore
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Mulk Raj Anand
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R. K. Narayan
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R. K. Narayan
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Mulk Raj Anand
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Rabindranath Tagore
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Mulk Raj Anand
R. K. Narayan
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Rabindranath Tagore
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Rabindranath Tagore
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Which organ of the human body produces insulin?
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Which gas is mainly used by green plants as a raw material during photosynthesis?
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India’s National Librarian’s Day is observed on the birth anniversary of which personality?
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On which date is National Librarian’s Day observed in India?
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Which book by S. R. Ranganathan is associated with his famous Five Laws?
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The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
Modern Library System
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
Library Management in India
The Five Laws of Library Science
Library Management in India
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
Indian Library Movement
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
Library Management in India
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
Indian Library Movement
Library Management in India
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
Indian Library Movement
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
Indian Library Movement
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
Indian Library Movement
Library Management in India
The Five Laws of Library Science
The Five Laws of Library Science
Library Management in India
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26Where was S. R. Ranganathan born?Multiple Choice48%00:00:17380015027
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Chennai
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Chennai
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Mysuru
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Chennai
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Mysuru
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
MysuruBengaluru
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Bengaluru
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
BengaluruMysuru
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
BengaluruChennaiMysuru
Shiyali (Sirkazhi), Tamil Nadu
ChennaiChennai
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S. R. Ranganathan is best known for his pioneering contribution to which field?
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Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Space Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Indian Classical Music
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Space Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Space Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Space Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Space Science
Space Science
Space Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Indian Classical Music
Library and Information Science
Library and Information Science
Space Science
Agricultural Science
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A student has to arrange four books—English, Hindi, Science and GK—in a row. Science must be immediately before GK. Hindi cannot be first. English must be somewhere before Hindi. Which arrangement is possible?
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English – Science – GK – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
Science – English – GK – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
Science – English – GK – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
Science – English – GK – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
Hindi – English – Science – GK
English – Science – GK – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
Hindi – English – Science – GK
Hindi – English – Science – GK
GK – Science – English – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
Hindi – English – Science – GK
GK – Science – English – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
Hindi – English – Science – GK
GK – Science – English – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
Science – English – GK – Hindi
Science – English – GK – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
Science – English – GK – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
Science – English – GK – Hindi
Science – English – GK – Hindi
Hindi – English – Science – GK
GK – Science – English – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
English – Science – GK – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
GK – Science – English – Hindi
Hindi – English – Science – GK
English – Science – GK – Hindi
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A librarian has 64 books. Half are English books. Of the remaining books, one-fourth are Hindi books. The rest are Science books. How many Science books are there?
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Four students scored different marks: A scored more than B. C scored less than B. D scored more than A. E scored less than C. Which statement is definitely true?
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D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
E is the lowest scorer
D is the highest scorer
A is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
E is the lowest scorer
D is the highest scorer
B is the highest scorer
E is the lowest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
E is the lowest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
A is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
E is the lowest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
E is the lowest scorer
D is the highest scorer
E is the lowest scorer
D is the highest scorer
B is the highest scorer
B is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
A is the highest scorer
E is the lowest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
A is the highest scorer
A is the highest scorer
A is the highest scorer
A is the highest scorer
A is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
D is the highest scorer
E is the lowest scorer
A is the highest scorer
A is the highest scorer
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