CMAT 2024 Slot 1 Question Paper

The most logical order would be,

(B) Monsoon, (A) Rain, (D) Flood, (C) Rescue, (E) Shelter, (F) Relief

Hence, the correct answer is option C.

We are asked the color of the milk which is white and in the second phrase, we are told that green means white. Hence, the color of the milk is green. 

If you look at the 4 dices given in the question, numbers 6, 3 and 4 are adjacent to 2.

Hence, these options are eliminated.

Thus. the number on the face opposite the face showing 2 is 5.

A monkey climbs 20 feet at the beginning of each hour and rests for a while when he slips back 5 feet before he again starts climbing in the beginning of the next hour. So, the resultant height moved in an hour will be 15 feet.

In six hours, the monkey reaches 90 feet. At the start of 7th hour, monkey climbs 20 feet. With this it touches 110 feet.

So, at exactly 3:00 PM monkey reaches 110 ft for the first time.

• Bald and Blond are related in that they are both terms used to describe characteristics of hair. Bald refers to a lack of hair, while Blond refers to a color of hair.
• Similarly, Barren and Fertile are related in that they are opposites concerning the ability to produce offspring or to be productive. Barren refers to the inability to produce, while Fertile refers to the ability to produce, often used in the context of soil, animals, or people (as in fertility).

Thus, the relationship is based on opposites or contrasts between the terms, just as Bald contrasts with Blond, so Barren contrasts with Fertile.

A is 16th from the left, which means that there are 15 members to the left of A. C is 16th from the right, which means that there are 15 members to the right of C. It is also given that B is 4th to the right of A and 5th to the left of C. So, there are a total of 15 members to the left of A, 3 members between A and B, 4 members between B and C, and 15 members to the right of C in the row of boys. So, the total number of boys in the row is 15 + 3 + 4 + 15 + 3 = 40 boys. The last 3 in the calculation represent A, B and C.

Hence, the correct answer is option B.

H = 8th       A = 1st       N = 14th  D = 4th

S = 19th      Z = 26th      M = 13th     W = 23rd

8 + 19 = 27

1 + 26 = 27

14 + 13 = 27

4 + 23 = 27

Similarly, 

M = 13th    I = 9th    L = 12th    K = 11th

Now, let's check for all the options:

Option a: O = 15th     R = 18th     N = 14th    P = 16th      Not equal sum

Option b: P = 16th    N = 14th      R = 18th    O = 15th     Not equal sum

Option c: N = 14th     R = 18th     O = 15th    P = 16th     Equal sum = 27

Option d: R = 18th     N = 14th     O = 15th    P = 16th     Not equal sum

If you look carefully on the images given of the cylinder, you will observe that the cylindrical bases have Pink and Yellow colours.

The colours on the curve of the cylinder are Green, Blue, Red and Violet.

Green and Blue colours are together, so Red and Violet will be together.

Hence, the colour in the empty space is Violet.

I: People do not ask about your tailor if your shirt is not good.
The statement implies that when a shirt is excellent, it prompts people to inquire about the tailor. This suggests that such inquiries are tied to the shirt's quality. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that if the shirt is not good, people are less likely to ask about the tailor. Assumption I is implicit in the statement.

II: People want to know the criteria of an excellent shirt.

The statement does not explicitly mention or imply that people are interested in the criteria for an excellent shirt. It focuses on their curiosity about the tailor, which could stem from admiration of the craftsmanship, rather than a desire to understand what makes a shirt excellent. Assumption II is not necessarily implied by the statement.

So, only Assumption I is implicit

• Argument I raises a valid concern about individual privacy, but the intrusion into privacy is not necessarily absolute. In public health matters, certain individual rights can be balanced against the potential benefits to society. For example, medical checks before marriage could prevent serious health risks for future children, which could be seen as a societal benefit that outweighs individual privacy concerns in this specific context.
• Argument II is stronger because it addresses a clear, tangible benefit: reducing the risk of giving birth to children with serious health conditions. This has direct positive implications for public health and the well-being of families and future generations. The argument is grounded in a practical, preventive approach that could have significant health benefits, making it a more compelling reason for the compulsory medical examination.

Therefore, Argument II is stronger because it presents a clear, socially beneficial reason for why compulsory medical examinations might be necessary, with long-term health benefits, whereas Argument I is more abstract and focused on individual rights without addressing the potential public health advantages.