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12/15/22, 8:49 PM Sathyabama Placement
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Student: KANNAN. R Email id: ramukannan35Test: Aptitude Test 13 Course: 2024 Batch_Ap
Attempt 1
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Test Duration: 01:00:00 Test Start Time: Dec 15, 2022 | 06:34 PM
Test Submit Time: Dec 15, 2022 | 07:34 PM
Overall score Numerical
Rank: NA Rank: NA
45 Topper score: 60.00 / 60 20 Topper score: 20.00 / 20
/ 60 Average score: 26.09 / 60 / 20 Average score: 11.44 / 20

Least score: 0.00 / 60 Least score: 0.00 / 20
Logical Reasoning English Section
Rank: NA Rank: NA
11 Topper score: 20.00 / 20 14 Topper score: 20.00 / 20
/ 20 Average score: 10.18 / 20 / 20 Average score: 9.00 / 20

Least score: 0.00 / 20 Least score: 0.00 / 20
Overall Question Status Numerical - Question Status
Total Questions: 60 Total Questions: 20
Questions Attempted: 60 Questions Attempted: 20
60 Questions Correct: 45
Question Wrong: 15
Question Wrong: 0
/ 60 / 20
Partially Correct: 0 Partially Correct: 0
Question Not Viewed: 0 Question Not Viewed: 0
Questions Skipped : 0 Questions Skipped : 0
Logical Reasoning - Question Status English Section - Question Status
Total Questions: 20 Total Questions: 20

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Questions Attempted: 20 Questions Attempted: 20
Question Wrong: 9
Question Wrong: 6
/ 20 / 20
Partially Correct: 0 Partially Correct: 0
Question Not Viewed: 0 Question Not Viewed: 0
Questions Skipped : 0 Questions Skipped : 0
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Question No: 1 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error
Directions: The 1st and the last parts of the paragraph are numbered 1 and 6. The rest of
the paragraph is split into four parts and named P, Q, R and S. These four parts are not
given in their proper order. Read the sentence/ paragraph and find out which of the four
combinations is correct.
1. More organisations today seek a transformation in their businesses, yet most of them
think of and talk about managing change.
P. Change is characterised by 'reactivity'.
Q. Most of us live in the domain of change both as individuals and as organisations.
R. The characteristics of transformation are positive and actually creative. They stem from
a new found sense of purposefulness, once a higher purpose is discovered.
S. The implications of this conflict will not be fully appreciated until we learn to distinguish
between change and transformation.
6. Clearly, we all aspire to live in the domain of transformation even if we presently are in
the domain of change.
SRQP
PQSR
SPRQ
SPQR CORRECT
Status: Wrong Mark obtained: 0/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Medium

Question type: MCQ Single Correct Subject: Aptitude Subject: Verbal Ability
Subject: Para Jumbles
Show solution
Complete the following sentence by choosing the right option.

My son is afraid ....... the dark
from
on
of CORRECT
by
Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Medium

Subject: Prepositions
From the given options choose the one which best expresses the given sentence in
active/passive voice:
He was congratulated by his teacher on his brilliant success in the recent examination.
His teacher congratulated

him on his brilliant success in CORRECT
the recent examination.
His teacher congratulated him for his

success in the examination.
His teacher congratulated him on his

success.
His teacher congratulated him.

Subject: Voices
Show solution
Change from direct speech to indirect speech
He shouted , ‘Let me go’.
He shouted to leave to him go.
He shouted to be leaving
He shouted to let him go. CORRECT
He shouted them to let him to go.
Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Easy

Subject: Speeches
Show solution
In the following question, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect speech. Out of the
four alternatives suggested, select the one which best express the same sentence in
Indirect/Direct speech.
She said, “I am driving to college tomorrow”.
She said that she is driving to college

tomorrow.
She said that she was driving

CORRECT
to college the next day.
She says that she was driving to college

tomorrow.
She said that she had been driving to

college the next day.
Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Hard

Subject: Speeches
Show solution
In the following sentence, four words or phrases have been printed in bold. One bold part
in the sentence is not acceptable in Standard English. Pick up that part and mark its
number. If there are no errors in the bold parts, mark (5) i.e. No error as the answer.
Knowing he was in first place, the (1)/ runner leaped over the (2)/ finish line and yealled
(3)/ in exaltation. (4)
3 CORRECT
No error

Subject: Tenses
Show solution
Choose the appropriate word to complete the sentence
People can often go years without seeing friends and then suddenly decide to visit quite
__________, particularly after a major event changes their lives.
fashionably
frequently CORRECT
sadly
manipulatively
flippantly

Subject: Sentence completion
Show solution
Directions: The 1st and the last parts of the paragraph are numbered 1 and 6. The rest of
the paragraph is split into four parts and named P, Q, R and S. These four parts are not
given in their proper order. Read the sentence/ paragraph and find out which of the four
combinations is correct.
1. Employees need to follow a meaningful set of guidelines designed to minimize risks
while encouraging creativity.
P. They must establish a meaningful corporate culture that encourages a sense of
entrepreneurship.
Q. Seniors managers have a large role to play in this balancing act.
R. They have to find ways of encouraging mass experiments while limiting possible threats
to the company's existence.
S. They need to make sure the workers they hire have the skills necessary to drive the
company forward.
6. If all goes well, natural leaders will 'emerge' to move the organization forward.
QSRP CORRECT
QSPR
SQRP
PSQR

Subject: Para Jumbles
Show solution
He was obliged to resign by his boss
His boss obliged him to

CORRECT
resign
To resign was his obligation to boss.
Circumstances obliged him to resign his

boss.
Resignation obliged him to boss.

Subject: Voices
Show solution
Fill in the blank:

There was a footprint that went ________ the coast till the port.
along CORRECT
over
round
around

Show solution
In the following question, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect speech. Out of the
four alternatives suggested, select the one which best express the same sentence in
Indirect/Direct speech.
She said, “I will have cooked the food by the time they arrive”.
She said that she will have cooked the

food by the time they would arrive.
She said that she would cooked the food

by the time they will arrive.
She said that she would have cooked the

food by the time they will arrive.
She said that she would have

cooked the food by the time CORRECT
they arrived.

Subject: Speeches
Show solution
Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The error, if
any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is
no error, the answer is (E), i.e. ‘No error’.
“I have never seen (A)/ such a lovely spectacles (B)/ in my life”, said (C)/ the passer-by.(D)/
No Error (E)
(A)
(B) CORRECT
(C)
(D)
(E)
Status: Wrong Mark obtained: 0/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Easy

Subject: Error spotting
Show solution
Common content
Read the passage and answer the following questions:
What is common between Pope Paul III, former Prime Minister Morarji Desai, Italian
composer Goeehina Rossini, Gone with the Wind, Playboy Club and Pulsar CP1919 (a star
that sends signals every 1.337301 seconds)?
February 29, is the extra day that comes every four years. While the Pope, Rossini and
Morarji Desai were born on this date, the movie Gone with the Wind won eight Oscars that
day in 1940, the first Playboy Club featuring bunnies opened in Chicago (1960), and
CP1919, the first pulsar was discovered (1968).
Ever wondered why the extra day occurs every four years? It is to keep the seasons in their
right months. It takes the earth slightly more than 365 days - about 5 hours 48 minutes and
45.22 seconds - to, complete one rotation around the sun. Multiply that into four years and
it would be one day extra. After four years the earth would be short of one day to make four
complete rotations around the sun, and, in 120 years, a full month. In 120 years, the
seasons would come a month later. This is why we give back a day to nature by inserting a
day in the calendar every fourth year.
Emperor Julius Caesar introduced the system of leap year in 46BC, it was found that the
leap year was introduced by the priests every third year instead of the fourth and, to
compensate for this error, no more leap years were added until 8 AD. But by giving one day
back to nature the year had 11 minutes and about 14 and three-fourth seconds extra. By
the 15th century, this added up to 10 extra days. Pope Gregory XIII decided to make the 10-
day correction all at once. He shortened October 1582 by 10 days: October 4, 1582, was
followed by October 15, 1582. The rule for deciding the leap year was also modified. If a
century is divisible completely by 400 only then it would be a leap year. The year 1900 was
not a leap year but 2000 was. This calendar is, however, not perfect: an error of three days
crops up after 10,000 years.
Question
Pope Gregory XIII
decided that 1900 would not be a leap

year.
decided that 2.000 would be a leap year.
made a 10 day correction in

CORRECT
the calculations.
decided to modify the rule for

calculating a leap year.
Status: Wrong Mark obtained: 0/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Easy

Subject: Reading Comprehension
Show solution
Common content
What is common between Pope Paul III, former Prime Minister Morarji Desai, Italian
composer Goeehina Rossini, Gone with the Wind, Playboy Club and Pulsar CP1919 (a star
that sends signals every 1.337301 seconds)?
February 29, is the extra day that comes every four years. While the Pope, Rossini and
Morarji Desai were born on this date, the movie Gone with the Wind won eight Oscars that
day in 1940, the first Playboy Club featuring bunnies opened in Chicago (1960), and
CP1919, the first pulsar was discovered (1968).
Ever wondered why the extra day occurs every four years? It is to keep the seasons in their
right months. It takes the earth slightly more than 365 days - about 5 hours 48 minutes and
45.22 seconds - to, complete one rotation around the sun. Multiply that into four years and
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it would be one day extra. After four years the earth would be short of one day to make four
complete rotations around the sun, and, in 120 years, a full month. In 120 years, the
seasons would come a month later. This is why we give back a day to nature by inserting a
day in the calendar every fourth year.
Emperor Julius Caesar introduced the system of leap year in 46BC, it was found that the
leap year was introduced by the priests every third year instead of the fourth and, to
compensate for this error, no more leap years were added until 8 AD. But by giving one day
back to nature the year had 11 minutes and about 14 and three-fourth seconds extra. By
the 15th century, this added up to 10 extra days. Pope Gregory XIII decided to make the 10-
day correction all at once. He shortened October 1582 by 10 days: October 4, 1582, was
followed by October 15, 1582. The rule for deciding the leap year was also modified. If a
century is divisible completely by 400 only then it would be a leap year. The year 1900 was
not a leap year but 2000 was. This calendar is, however, not perfect: an error of three days
crops up after 10,000 years.
Question
The calendar set by Pope Gregory XIII was still not perfect because
expertise was lacking.
of the disagreement among the people

regarding leap year
an error of three days occurs

CORRECT
after 10,000 years.
it lacked scientific calculations.
Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Easy

Show solution
Common content
Throughout history the powerful and rich have interfered in the lives and freedom of the
poor, usually to tell them that being poor is their own fault because they do not exploit the
right opportunities. At the same time, the rich have always labored greatly to ensure that
the poor never get to raise their heads above the ground level. History is repeating itself.
Despite our new and wonderful age of knowledge dissemination, innovations, and
opportunities, the powerful have not changed in India or anywhere else. The rich nations of
the world are telling the poor ones that their poverty is the result of their own corruption,
greed, and bad governance. Meanwhile, the powerful in India are telling the poor that their
destitution is the result of their illiteracy, ignorance, and narrow-minded beliefs in traditions.
Neither the rich nations nor the rich people of India do more than deliver lectures. They
insist that the poor must first deliver proof of honesty and sincere desire to use the money
correctly before anything will be given. Of course, the decisions about what is the correct
use of money are in the hands of the rich. In any case, the rich use nearly 70 percent of the
money given at any time to sell services to the poor. Western countries still make sure that
as much as two-thirds of their aid is spent on consultants and materials from the West.
The rich in India go a step further. It is still true that only six rupees out of every 100 spent
by the government actually reach the villages. This year, reducing poverty is at the centre of
the efforts of the World Bank and the United Nations. Several scholarly reports have been
published. But none says that the poor deserve to be helped just because they are poor:
They do not see poverty as an affliction. They see it as the consequence of inadequate
actions by the poor themselves.
Question
The essence of several reports being published is
that the poor deserve to be helped

because they are poor.
that poverty is to be eliminated.
that poverty is due- to the negligent

attitude of the government and the rich.
that poverty is the result of

CORRECT
the inefficiency of the poor.

Show solution
Common content
Throughout history the powerful and rich have interfered in the lives and freedom of the
poor, usually to tell them that being poor is their own fault because they do not exploit the
right opportunities. At the same time, the rich have always labored greatly to ensure that
the poor never get to raise their heads above the ground level. History is repeating itself.
Despite our new and wonderful age of knowledge dissemination, innovations, and
opportunities, the powerful have not changed in India or anywhere else. The rich nations of
the world are telling the poor ones that their poverty is the result of their own corruption,
greed, and bad governance. Meanwhile, the powerful in India are telling the poor that their
destitution is the result of their illiteracy, ignorance, and narrow-minded beliefs in traditions.
Neither the rich nations nor the rich people of India do more than deliver lectures. They
insist that the poor must first deliver proof of honesty and sincere desire to use the money
correctly before anything will be given. Of course, the decisions about what is the correct
use of money are in the hands of the rich. In any case, the rich use nearly 70 percent of the
money given at any time to sell services to the poor. Western countries still make sure that
as much as two-thirds of their aid is spent on consultants and materials from the West.
The rich in India go a step further. It is still true that only six rupees out of every 100 spent
by the government actually reach the villages. This year, reducing poverty is at the centre of
the efforts of the World Bank and the United Nations. Several scholarly reports have been
published. But none says that the poor deserve to be helped just because they are poor:
They do not see poverty as an affliction. They see it as the consequence of inadequate
actions by the poor themselves.
Question
When Western countries give aid to poor countries they ensure that
it is spent to benefit the poor.
the money is used in the best possible

way.
a large part of it comes back

CORRECT
to them.
None of the above

Show solution
Those who worked hard seldom obtained good marks.
Good marks were seldom being

obtained by those who worked hard.
Good marks are seldom obtained by

those who worked hard.
Seldom had good marks been obtained

by those who worked hard.
Good marks were seldom

obtained by those who CORRECT
worked hard.

Subject: Voices
Show solution
Select the option that is most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to the given word . : DILATORY
(OPPOSITE)
narrowing
prompt CORRECT
enlarging
portentous
sour

Subject: Antonyms
Show solution
Fill in the blank with right option:

The finance director has come in ....... a lot of criticism over his unsuccessful handling of
the company's investments.
back
for CORRECT
to
on
Status: Wrong Mark obtained: 0/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Hard

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Complete the following sentence by choosing the right option.
Though the organization of the party was ___, it ended in a ___.
Ingenious ... fiasco CORRECT
Incredible ... runaway success
Ingenuous ... flaw
Indigenous ... maelstrom

Subject: Sentence completion
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12/15/22, 8:49 PM Sathyabama Placement

Result & Analysis

IP Address: 2405:201:e021:90fb:411b:6eb0:d794:5ce Tab switches: 0 OS used: Windows

Overall score Numerical

45 Topper score: 60.00 / 60 20 Topper score: 20.00 / 20

/ 60 Average score: 26.09 / 60 / 20 Average score: 11.44 / 20

Logical Reasoning English Section

11 Topper score: 20.00 / 20 14 Topper score: 20.00 / 20

/ 20 Average score: 10.18 / 20 / 20 Average score: 9.00 / 20

Overall Question Status Numerical - Question Status

Total Questions: 60 Total Questions: 20

Questions Attempted: 60 Questions Attempted: 20

Question Not Viewed: 0 Question Not Viewed: 0

Questions Skipped : 0 Questions Skipped : 0

Logical Reasoning - Question Status English Section - Question Status

Total Questions: 20 Total Questions: 20

Questions Attempted: 20 Questions Attempted: 20

Questions Skipped : 0 Questions Skipped : 0

Topic wise Analysis Numerical Logical Reasoning English 

Question No: 1 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error

Status: Wrong Mark obtained: 0/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Medium

Question No: 2 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error

Complete the following sentence by choosing the right option.

Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Medium

Question No: 3 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error

His teacher congratulated

His teacher congratulated him for his

His teacher congratulated him on his

His teacher congratulated him.

Status: Wrong Mark obtained: 0/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Medium

Question No: 4 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error

Change from direct speech to indirect speech

He shouted , ‘Let me go’.

He shouted to leave to him go.

He shouted to let him go. CORRECT

He shouted them to let him to go.

Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Easy

Question No: 5 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error

She said, “I am driving to college tomorrow”.

She said that she is driving to college

She said that she was driving

She says that she was driving to college

She said that she had been driving to

Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Hard

Question No: 6 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error

Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Medium

Question No: 7 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error

Choose the appropriate word to complete the sentence

Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Medium

Question No: 8 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error

Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Medium

Question No: 9 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error

He was obliged to resign by his boss

His boss obliged him to

To resign was his obligation to boss.

Circumstances obliged him to resign his

Resignation obliged him to boss.

Status: Correct Mark obtained: 1/1 Hints used: 0 Level: Medium

Question No: 10 Multi Choice Type Question Report Error

Though the organization of the party was _, it ended in a _.