SNAP Mock Test by SIBM Pune

1: Jumbo (Jum...) comes before Juncture (Jun c...) because 'm' < 'n'.

2: Among Juncture, Junior, Justice: compare next letters after "Jun" — 'c' (Juncture) < 'i' (Junior) < 's' (Justice).

Hence, the correct order should be 3. Jumbo, 1. Juncture, 4. Junior, 2, Justice

It is given, C sits third to the right of G and G sits at one of the extreme ends of the line.

So, G must sit at the left most end of the line.

So, the arrangement will be like:

G __ __ C  __ __ __

Now A is immediate neighbor of C and B sits second to the left of A.

This means, B must be on immediate right of C.

So, the arrangement will be like:

G __ B  C A  __ __

Now, two people sit between B and F.

So, the arrangement will be like:

G __ B  C  A  F  __

Now, E is not an immediate neighbor of G.

So, the final arrangement is:

G  D  B  C  A  F  E

So, the person sitting at extreme right end of line is E.

It is given, C sits third to the right of G and G sits at one of the extreme ends of the line.

So, G must sit at the left most end of the line.

So, the arrangement will be like:

G __ __ C __ __ __

Now A is immediate neighbor of C and B sits second to the left of A.

This means, B must be on immediate right of C.

So, the arrangement will be like:

G __ B C A __ __

Now, two people sit between B and F.

So, the arrangement will be like:

G __ B C A F __

Now, E is not an immediate neighbor of G.

So, the final arrangement is:

G D B C A F E

So, the position of E with respect to C is that E is third to the right of C.

It is given, C sits third to the right of G and G sits at one of the extreme ends of the line.

So, G must sit at the left most end of the line.

So, the arrangement will be like:

G __ __ C __ __ __

Now A is immediate neighbor of C and B sits second to the left of A.

This means, B must be on immediate right of C.

So, the arrangement will be like:

G __ B C A __ __

Now, two people sit between B and F.

So, the arrangement will be like:

G __ B C A F __

Now, E is not an immediate neighbor of G.

So, the final arrangement is:

G D B C A F E

So, the person exactly in the middle of the line is C.

In both the codes, 'go to school' and 'study in school', 'school' is the common word and also 'ma' is the common code.
Also, both the words appear in the same position.

So, the correct code is 'ma', Option C.

We know the angle between hour hand and minute hand is given by the formula: $$\left|30h-\dfrac{11m}{2}\right|$$
Here, $$h=3$$
So, either, $$30h-\dfrac{11m}{2}=60$$
or, $$30\times\ 3-\dfrac{11m}{2}=60$$
or, $$\dfrac{11m}{2}=30$$
or, $$m=\dfrac{60}{11}=5\ \dfrac{5}{11}$$

Or,$$\dfrac{11m}{2}-30h=60$$
or, $$\dfrac{11m}{2}-30\times\ 3=60$$
or, $$\dfrac{11m}{2}=60+90=150$$
or, $$m=\dfrac{150\times\ 2}{11}=\dfrac{300}{11}=27\ \dfrac{3}{11}$$

Amongst the given options, option C is the correct answer.

Number of days between February 29, 2024 and February 29, 2028 = $$365+365+365+366$$
Now, $$365\equiv 1 \text{ mod }7$$
And, $$366\equiv 2 \text{ mod }7$$
So, $$365+365+365+366\equiv (1+1+1+2) \text{ mod }7$$
So, number of odd days = 5
Now, 5 days after Thursday is Tuesday
So, February 29, 2028 is Tuesday.

The clock loses 3 minutes every 2 hours.

So, it loses 60 minutes every 40 hours.

or, 1 hour every 40 hours.

Now between 12:00 noon on Monday and 6:00 PM on Wednesday, number of hours = $$24+24+6=54$$ hours

So, number of hours lost in 54 hours = $$\dfrac{1}{40}\times\ 54=\dfrac{27}{20}$$ hours

Now, $$\dfrac{27}{20}$$ hours = $$1\ \dfrac{7}{20}$$ hours

Now, $$1$$ hour and $$\dfrac{7}{20}$$ hours = $$\dfrac{7}{20}\times\ 60\ =21$$ minutes

So, time which the clock will show is 6:00 PM - (1 hour + 21 minutes) = 4:39 PM