JIPMAT 2022 Question Paper

The distance between his initial point and his final point = $$\sqrt{3^2+4^2}=\sqrt{9+16}=\sqrt{25}=5$$ km. 

From the top-left quarter and going in the clockwise direction, the next number is the current number divided by 3. 

198 = 594 / 3

66 = 198 / 3

? = 66 / 3 = 22

Lion and Deer belong to the category of Animals.

Therefore, Animal represents the superset, while Lion and Deer are its subsets.

This relationship is accurately illustrated by Option A.

Botany = Study of Plants

Entomology = Study of Insects

$$+\rightarrow\div$$
$$\div \rightarrow -$$
$$-\rightarrow \times$$
$$\times \rightarrow +$$

$$5-(13-4+2\div6\times15\div5)$$

$$5\times(\left(13\times\left(4\div2\right)\right)-6+15-5)$$

$$5\times(\left(13\times2\right)-6+15-5)$$

$$5\times(26-6+15-5)$$

$$5\times30$$

$$150$$

Comparing the numeric codes for each alphabet, we will get the following pattern - 

L + 1 = M
C + 2 = E
Q + 3 = T
J + 4 = N

Thus - 

A + 1 = B
B + 2 = D
D + 3 = G
F + 4 = J

ABDF : BDGJ

Let's look at the meanings of each of the words provided in the options:

1. Predecessor: An object or person who was in a preceding position to the current one.
2. Contemptuous: Someone full of contempt and disregard for someone else.
3. Contemporary: Living or occurring at the same time
4. Successor: An object or person who was in a following position to the preceding one.

The clear answer here is option C, 'contemporary' refers to someone who belongs to the same period with another person.

The quote 'brevity is the soul of wit' refers to the fact that the essence of a witty statement lies in its concise wording and delivery. It is a well known quote and the most appropriate word to fill in the blank is 'of'. The correct answer is option C.

Let's look at the meanings of the phrases formed using the words provided in each of the options:

1. broke of: no meaning as a phrasal verb
2. broke apart: to disassemble into many pieces
3. broke down: lost emotional control; began crying
4. broke for: no meaning as a phrasal verb

The most appropriate choice out of the four that fits the context provided is option C: He broke down in the middle of his speech.

'Proving' the disease and 'faking out' the disease are both incorrect uses of the terms. Options B and C can therefore be ruled out. Option A, although approximately correct, fails to capture the technicality of the subject. The most appropriate usage of the terms is in option D, which is the correct answer. The completed sentence is: The doctor administered special course of antibiotics on the patient to combat the disease.